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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1906

Page

5

Local Correspondence Highlights Diverse Events Across Towns

AMICKSBURG reports revival services and a growing Lutheran church membership with seventeen additions. In Kellysburg and Ambrose well known residents host visitors, attend sicknesses, and note shop changes as Mayme Lightcap recovers from typhoid and new store ownership changes arise. Homer City sees borough officer nominations and new construction plans while Robbmdyne and Punxsutawney area residents visit relatives and attend illnesses.

Local notes and social news from Indiana and surrounding towns

Indiana Normal’s Walt Haines was home over Sunday. The Mikado Club thrives under Mrs Lewis. Christian Endeavors of Tindney plan a February 5 home talent show. Mrs David Learn improves after illness. J W McKee of Rossiter visited Sunday. Ivon, daughter of Mrs Jess Churchill, seriously ill with diphtheria. J M Napp sold oak timber to Peter Decker. Baumel Datherty of Kansas visiting nearby. Mrs William Buterbaugh visiting friends in Altoona. Weston Dick and brother Homer visited uncle George Dick in Penn Run. Cameron Davis was an Indiana caller. Orrin Widdowson’s sawmill moves to Amanda Shank timber tract bought by Luther Helman. A foreigner broke a leg in two places when a log toppled Wednesday. David K Jones of Johnstown visiting S S Smith family. Miss Margaret Williams visiting Mrs Arthur Jones of Barnesboro. Mrs W N Templeton and daughter Leone visiting Indiana. Mr and Mrs Warren Q Lockard of Barnesboro visited D C Waterson. E J Keibler of Armstrong township showed an ear of corn claiming 1665 grains and harvested 1000 bushels last fall.

A, R. Longanesker Lutheran Church A. Kamerer Butler George Weston Condron R. ©. Robinson Panxsutawney A. W. Marshall Dubois George Mundorf J. L. Stear Near Town Mary Lukehart Panxsutawney Hospital Adam Black T. A. Tukehart Max Auli West Mahoning Township A. C. Good I. J. Hackett V. Longanecker Humes Punxsutawney M. I Robert Jordon Punxsutaney Ford City Frank Redding Frank Elkin William Robinson Clark MecGaughey Clark Shaffer F. B. Redding Westmoreland County Edward Lias Dayton Maria Robinson Town J. C. Robinson H. M. Weston Walt Haines Indiana Normal Mikado Club Lewis Tindney David Learn G. F. Hank JW. McKee Rossiter Ivon Jess Churchill J. M. Napp Peter Decker Baumel Datherty Kansas William Buterbaugh Altoona Sample Run Weston Dick Homer George Dick Penn Run Cameron Davis Indiana Orrin Widdowson Amanda ‘Shank Luther Helman David K. Jones Johnstown Smith Margaret Williams Arthur Jones Barnesboro W.N. Templeton Leone R. J. Templeton Warren Q Lockard D.C. Waterson

Look After The Interest At The Farmers Bank

The Farmers Bank of Indiana PA promotes its savings department offering twice yearly interest credits on April 1 and October 1. Interest compounds if not withdrawn, becoming part of principal every six months, with assets over a million and a quarter. Also advertises tickets to see Marc the Magician and sleds for sale at Orr’s.

Farmers Bank OF Indiana

Young Woman Shoots Herself Near Hamilton

Miss Teasie Henry a former Normal School student near Hamilton died by self inflicted gunshot at her parents home in North Mahoning township. Ill health had troubled her for some time and she was identified as a daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Henry.

Teasie Henry Hamilton Miss Henry John A. Henry North Mahoning Township

Sale dates fixed for Apple yard traction lines

Cincinnati January 19 1966 the Apple yard traction fines were placed in the hands of a receiver last spring and ordered sold by a U S court last week the sale dates are February 19 and 20 1966 five lines will be sold at Springfield Harmony Bellefontaine and Columbus with a total minimum price of 900000 Fallieres chosen president of France January 18 449 to 371 election by national assembly Versailles palace. Clymer Manufacturing ad invites machine work and castings on short notice.

Cincinnati United States Springfield Harmony Bellefontaine Columbus Dayton Urbana Bellefontaine & Northern Central Market Street Grove City Clymer Manufacturing Company

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Amicksburg Kellysburg Annie Brown Olive Woodward Mary McElhoes Charles Sloan Creekside Ida George Coalport Milton Streams William Schurr W. L. Thompson Mayme Lightcap Bert Lightcap Marion Center John Hooser Kelleysburg Mary Kinter M. T. Work A. Lydie Samuel Lydie Jr Springdale Carl Walker Pittsburg Homer City Lafayette Tuck Br. Miller Stitt Mise Williams Julia Dick W. P. Risinger Peon Station M. E. Church Robbmdyne A. G. Brewer Smicksburg J. H. Brewer Clark Wells Punxsutawaney J. M. Wells D.C. Wells Joseph Lydie Lawson Earl Griffith Denton Enoch Seager Anna Clark Teynoldsville Nellie VanHorn Plainville J. E. Weaver E. W. McVarland North Point L. H. Rishell Edith Holter Patton E.J. Keibler Armstrong Township Marc Budo Brushvalley Township Mechanicsburg Frank Overdorf Rice, Pa Sarah A. McGee J. N. Banks Maro the Savings & Trust Company PENNA M. H. Wilson Coat Howe MH. Wilson, Ress Jim River Dakota Minnesota Victor Roller David Ellis & Son The Wallace Dry Goods Co J. C. Wallace & Son Proprietors Philadelphia St Indiana, Pa Fars Cunningham Co Sale
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