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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1913

Page

4

Indiana Progress paper blurb and publication note

The Indiana Progress, largest and oldest paper in the county, edited by Moorileai A Bally Moorstead. Weekly Wednesday issue, price one dollar per year. Obituary notices and cards charged at five cents a line. all communications and payments to Indiana Progress, Indi fon, Va.

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Communion Services At Reformed Church Sunday

Local notes recount Sunday 2 pm communion at the Reformed church with preparatory services on Saturday at 2 pm. Numerous visits and gatherings across towns including Lions Valley Vandergrift Apollo and Indiana showings among residents such as Martha Townsend Roy George S J Henderson Jane Mia Hazel Detar Lida Alshouse Elizabeth Painter Verne Townsend and many others with family and friends.

South Bend Reformed Church Martha Townsend Roy George Lions Valley H.H. Hanna S. J. Henderson Jane Mia Charles Fiscus Hazel Detar Vandergrift Lida Alshouse Elizabeth Painter Verne Townsend Ziong Valley Aaron King Apollo D. B. Townsend Lavenia Indiana Olive Martha Wray Joseph Alshouse George Smeltzer Pittsburg Margaret Hanna Vanderegrift J. D. Wensel Saltsburg Joseph Alghouse Bert Dillinger James Smith Leechburg T. Smith Effie Fiscus Vandergrist Alvie Hanna L. H. Frantz Springdale Greensburg Muscatine Iowa Milmina Fryer J. F. Alshouse Nellie

Local Social Notes From Marion Center Area

Cole and Mrs Orpha Streams Inst week guests in Ma and Mrs John Nordhelm hosted a visit for Nordhelm at their home. Mrs Hoover and Mrs Kelly hosted Friday and Saturday gatherings. Harry Miller visited parents in town over the weekend. Leroy Sutter from Punxsutawney shopped here Saturday with his father John B Sutter. Ralph Gail chosen as school foreman for the coming term. A son born to Mr and Mrs H Kaun Sunday morning. Blair Uber secured a teaching post in Jefferson County schools after a Bells Mills visit. Miss May Airgood honored at a Friday evening party. David Wehr of Homer City visiting relatives here. At Marion Center Thompson of Springfield Ohio visited his sister Mrs J Moore near Marion Center over Sunday. Mrs Homer Anderson of Dubois with her mother Mrs Richardson who is improving. I C Moore and family visited Mrs Clair Jordan at Richmond last week.

Plumville Effie Rankin Tidiana Presbyterian Church J.B. Levinson Sara Moberg Cora Trankin Crenshaw Shindledecker New Bethlehem Wallace Lukehart Vandergrift Clover Pierce Robt Mike Bell Pittsburg M. C. Wynoop H. C. Bell du Bois A .C. Morrow Town Etta Bradley John Galentine R. V. Kerr Lisle Indiana J. R. Stewart Martha Kerr Dorcas MccCinin Atwood David Allshouse Paul Morrow DuBois Hfe James Stuchul A. T Frank Runyan J. A. Stuchell Cole Miss Orpha Mra John Nordhelm Nordhelm Ottero Ereetine Lara Kelly Van John B. Sutter Ralph Gail Fearher Dy H. Kaun Blair I. Uber Bells Mills Jefferson County David Wher Homer City Marion Center Ow, Thompson Springfeld Ohlia J. (. Moore Babbath Ilomer Anderson Oscar Richardson I. C. Moore Clair Jordan Richmond

Death notices of Smith Barr Farren and Knox families

Recap of recent deaths: Rachel Lavara Smith 76, widow of Richard H. Smith, died at home after a stroke. Born in West Virginia July 13 1837, married 1859, survived by four children, funeral in Greenwood cemetery. Mary Lucas Barr 88, longtime local, died suddenly on Wayne avenue. survived by daughter Anna M. Barr and granddaughter Maude Empfield. Alexander Farren 72, West Lebanon farmer, paralysis. survived by son Braden and sister Anna Farren. services held in West Union churchyard. Lavina Knox 75, former New Florence resident, died at home in Derry July 15.

Rachel Lavara Smith Richard H. Smith West Virginia E. Walker Smith This Place Isaac P. Smith Mt. Pleasant John L. Long Leechburg A. John Smith Moneysen J. W. Cary Greenwood Cemetery Mary Lucas Barr Jamey Barr Wayne Avenue Indiana James M. Barr Penny Run Alexander Farren West Lebanon Braden Anna Farren West Union Burying Ground Lavina Kuon Lavina Knox New Florence Derry

Many Family Reunions Planned Across Regions

The notice lists nine reunions and gatherings including Munhattey descendants at Williamsport Pa on August 14 with headquarters at the YWCA and a 1:30 dinner, the Boucher family at Indiana fair grounds August 7, Reed connection at Stafford September 8, Nicholson first reunion near Salina July 18 1915, Stucell school August 14 East Mahoning, Smith family at Alahoe Park August 13, Gibson family at Grace Church August 28, Ure Myers at J Myers Grove Rich TM church August 7, and Shoemaker John Malcolm Sr opening a shoe repair shop on Railroad Avenue returning to prior business.

Willamsport Young Women's Christian Association Williamsport Boucher Indiana Fair Grounds Indiana Jefferson Cambria Bouchers Reed Connection Stafford Nicholson J. Nicholson Salina Lylesville Stucell East Mahoning Township Smith Alahoe Park Big Run Gibson Grace Church Clymer Ure Myers J. (. Myers

Praaters Secured For Local Schools And Store Plans

Local school appointments announced include Leavher L. J. Wabinten re elected for Clarksburg, Porter Miller named Shelocta teacher, Nora Gaylor to commercial instruction at Somerset High School, J. W. Mounton to Mechanicsburg, Merle S. Little to Jacksonville, and speakers for Greensburg teacher training week. Punxsutaney merchant W S Dinsmore to open a store in the new R E B Young building on Philadelphia street this fall. A note on a unique lighthouse project on Guernsey describes fog siren and acetylene light with keepers stationed at shore electrical plot.

Indiana State Normal School Yatesboro A. J. Meehling Yells Ling Melchenneys Mlorainee Goodhearts Alma Johnston Latan J. Ross Wwabinten Clarksburg Porter Miller Armstrong ‘Ownship Shelocta Nora Gaylor H Is Place Somerset High School J. W. Mounton Mechanicsburg Merle S. Little Plumville Jacksonville Punssutawney Dinsmore Punxsutaney R. EB. Young Philadelphia Street Quernsey Channel Islands

Resolutions of Haslett Sabbath School in Mourning

At a meeting near Cherry Tree on July 21 1913 the Haslett Sabbath school committee adopted resolutions for the late Edgar Getty member of the school who died July 1 1918. The group expresses humble submission to God’s will, notes the loss to the school and community, extends sympathy to Getty’s wife and family, and orders a copy sent to the family and minutes published in the county paper.

Cherry Tree Haslett Sabbath School Cherry ‘Tree Holgay Getty al Highty Getty Edgar Getty Earth

Horses for Sale at Wilmer Stewarts Biz Livery Barn

The advertisement lists several horses for sale at Wilmer Stewarts Biz Livery and Sale Barn formerly J C McGregors. Listings include a 5 year old sorrel saddle and driving mare priced 226 a roan pacing horse at 110 a brown pacing mare at 100 a rugged work horse with weight tube at 115 a sorrel saddle and driving mare at 175 plus fifteen other general purpose horses broken to autos and trains all must be as represented. Also new buggies flat wagons and Homers and a second hand one horse wagon.

Wilmer Stewart Biz J. C

Pleasure in Everything and the Path to True Satisfaction

A compact aphorism on pursuing wisdom to attain lasting joy. It argues that true pleasure comes from a disciplined mindset, appreciating wealth only for aiding others and accepting poverty and obscurity without envy.

FOR YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE Indiana Health Board Death Toll

The Indiana State board of health reports that in one year 790 mothers aged 18 to 45 and 425 fathers died from consumption. Three parents lost to the disease left 2,515 children under 12 deprived of parental care. The piece urges continued effort in fighting the great white plague.

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For Sale Multiple Properties and Farm in Lovejoy Parish

For sale a modern 8 room house with hot water heat near 13th and Main Streets, a 6 room house with good well water, two adjoining lots with 25 foot separation, and additional 3 lots with varying houses and water. Also a 2 acre farm and 02 acre cultivation plots with house barns water and crops. Amusement hall lot 60x120 with electric light and moving picture ready. Contact Mrs Nelie McKinley or Tolin McConnell Medina etc.

Algo California Nelile McKinley 15Th Street Tolin McConnell Medina Poe Yi Bani Bari Nelnde & Tong Arcad Wilgus A. W. McMilen Clover Hill Farm Lovejoy

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