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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
4
Classified style notice from The Indiana Progress lists subscription terms and rates, including one year prepaid and advance rates. It mentions obituary natives and poetry charges, cash payment required with copy, and publication details for Indiana Territory.
Ebensburg and surrounding towns show a flurry of visitors and residents traveling to and from Indiana. Names include Frank J. Leib, Dora Adams, B. B. Tiffany, J. B. Graham, Esther Sloan, Margaret Hasinger, Cordelia Weir, Clara Wherry, David Blair, W. L. Criley, Misses Minnie Russell, Lou Anthony, Edna Johns, Golden Johns, Edith Hemphwell, Grace Hemphwell, Edith Fleming, Dorothy Fleming, Kellar Harris, Mary Jones, and Erasmo Castenada and Joe Dias among many others. Also notes on moves, social calls, and a letter requesting a year’s subscription to The Indiana Progress.
Obituary notices from Indiana county detail the deaths of E R B Camp of Cherry Tree at 84, Mattie Cunningham of Rayne township at 27, Sylvanus Ferguson of Jacksonville at 51, John W Miller of Armstrong township now in Texas at 72, and Robert Roxby of Rossiter at 80. Surviving spouses and multiple children are listed. funeral details and remembrances follow. Additional notes cover a birthday surprise for Mrs. John O D Bence, marriage licenses, a Neal family reunion in Hamilton, a call for artificial limbs, a market office closure, Henderson reunion, and a card of thanks.
A recap of local happenings highlights community efforts and daily strides. Residents showcase small successes across services, schools, and public spaces, reflecting steady improvement and ongoing participation from volunteers and youth groups.
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