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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
4
Public notice from Indiana Progress outlines payment terms for one year in advance and charges for obituary notices and related items. The text references weekly Wednesday publication, a 1 year advance price, and payment requirements with cash and address details.
A bustling list of local visitors and residents with travels and stays across Indiana, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, and beyond. Notables include Mrs Paul Graff visiting Mt VerNor and Clayton McHenry, Attorney W F Elkin planning a two week Atlantic City outing, and Miss Rose Trainer returning from Pittsburg to Oakland Avenue. Also mentions of updates on local families, farm notes, and a suggestion of a temperance institute gathering at Ridgeview Park on August 28 hosted by seven counties Women’s Christian Temperance Union members.
A health oriented verse urges cleanliness to fight disease. It links dirt and darkness with illness and death and promotes light and cleanliness as a path to life and health. The piece reads as a public health slogan or civic campaign line from a historical newspaper.
Napier Burnheimer of Phillipsburg married Miss Queen Burnheimer of Cherry Tree at the bride's home with Rev. Dr. Worrell officiating. Best man George Madden and bridesmaid Emma Wissinger attended. They fled on a two week wedding trip. Also James Marsh and Mary Lois McLaughlin wed at the McLaughlin home on Grant Street with Rev. Lewis Hay officiating. They depart for Washington and Atlantic City, with a kitchen shower for the bride. Guthrie and Ifert wed in Cresson, then move there with Rev. King presiding. C B Davidson and Lena Seeland united in Ernest by Rev. Hay. Ray Lucas and Mary Lucas wed in Homer City.
Clymer defeated Heilwood 5 to 0 in a rain shortened six inning game as Willie Meehan pitched well for the county champions Keezer's Colts have three straight wins over Heilwood. Clymer will host Pittsburg Collegians next week with Rumgay possibly switching to Heilwood.
Dearmine property on South Seventh street occupied by W Pearl Walker was sold through the T A Gilbert agency on Thursday to Fred Dilts for 24000. Dilts, who sold his Canoe township farm and moved to Punxsutawney, will locate in Boon Indiana after taking possession. Pentecostal meeting at Ridgeview ends Sunday. Annual camp July 29 to August 8. Chautauqua August 12 to 22, reunion August 19.
Cunningham and Fisher attorneys report a court rule on heirs for Partition of Real Estate No. 154. On September 6, 1910, at 2 PM, heirs and interested parties must appear to accept refuse or bid the estate at appraised value, under Sheriff H Wallace Thomas. Listed heirs span Kansas to Pennsylvania, including Stettler, Dill, Lowman, and others, with guardians named for minors.
Public sale conducted by guardian JB Kelly of the estate of Robed Craig in Rayne township Indiana County. The parcel outlines four acres and 123 perches with a small dwelling and outbuildings, offered Saturday August 2010 at 2 PM. Terms: half cash upon confirmation, balance in one year with interest secured by bond and mortgage.
Multiple 1910 school board notices from Jacksonville Armagh Green Burrell and Indiana county call for teachers, bids for new school buildings, and bridge contract tenders. Details include dates July 23 25 and August 4 1010, locations like Hellwood and Lovejoy, with officers and bid conditions.
Taylor & Son advertise home paint and a clearance at Cost and Lees. Items include porch rockers arm chairs settees and rustic chairs all offered at less than cost as part of a summer closeout by H. H. Steving.
WANTED men to work on farms in or without family, seek or address Harry K Fowler Blacklick RA F TD No 1. 26 1f. FOR SALE draft team weigh 2600 ages 5 and 12 years inquire I Bee RD No 1 Box 80 Penn Run Pa. FOR SALE a grocery with good trade established and fresh clean stock good location present owner going into other business bargain to quick buyer. WANTED a girl in family of four no children washing and baking done away from home good home for a good girl call Progress office Indiana Ta 29 21p WANTEN a girl in family of four no children washing and baking done away from home good home. Call Progress any day 2 00 11 00 am and 2 00 and 5 00 pm.
S S Wetzel of Marion Center has leased over two thousand acres of coal land in the northern county area at 506 dollars per acre. Leases run to December 15. The lessee’s interest remains unspecified. Also note advertising for wedding invitations and announcements at low prices with samples and pricing at this office 28 tf.
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