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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1913

Page

5

County Town News Highlights Local Visits and Events

Miss Daisy Campbell of Youngwood visits her parents Mrs P J M Campbell. George Reynolds and wife of Derry visit Mr and Mrs M W Wagner. John Owen of Johnstown Sabbaths with his father Hugh Owen. Harry and Martin Bagley spend Sabbath in Birdensburg. Budd Campbell cuts timber west. James Wadsworth of Fallen Timber visits Heshbon and Josephine. Mrs M B Wagner daughter Lulu and Mrs Robert Cunningham visit Miss Rosa Auld. W B Wagner in Fallen Timber lumber business cuts foot badly. Dance at Claghorn Tuesday evening well attended with music by John Wilkins. Mrs Fred Rager and Louise Owens visit Hugh Owen. March and Mrs Benton Learn and children visit from Du Bois. Granval Work and daughter visit Mrs Will Zener. Miss Grace McConnaughey and friend from Pittsburg visit parents. Miss Mellie Wineberg of Barnesboro visits. Mrs Sara Gaul of Pittsburg visits friends. John MelIsaac spends weeks in Armstrong. Mrs Susie Smitten of Indiana calls on friends. Miss Edna Comb of Walter visits H M Melaac. Mrs Woodworth and daughters of Walton New York visit sister Mrs R J Meisaac. Lester and Reese Peffer spend Sabbath with uncle James Beer of Creekside. Miss Stewart of Avonmore and Miss Bowden of Elders Ridge visit Mrs Mary MeIsaac. Miss Cleone Shields principal of schools. Miss Nora Honan in charge of lower grade. Miss Mabel Hall of Mahaffey visits.

Daisy Campbell Youngwood P. JM. Campbell George Reynolds Derry M. W. Wagner John Owen Johnstown Hugh Owen Harry Martin Bagley Birdensburg Budd Campbell James Wadsworth Fallen Timber Heshbon Josephine M. B. Wagner Lulu Robert Cunningham Rosa Auld W. B. Wagner Claghorn John Wilkins Fred Rager Louise Owens Hugh Owens March Susie Smitten Indiana Edna Comb Walier H. M. Melaac Woodworth Walton N. Y R. J. Meisaac Lester Reese Peffer James Beer Creekide Stewart Avonmore Miss Bowden Elders Ridge Mary McIisaac Cleone Shields Nora Honan Mabel Hall Mahaffey

Dovecote Laundry Advice From Newlywed and Anty Drudge

Mr Newlywed complains about a fine dovecote apartment with no washing allowed and odors. Anty Drudge replies that Fels Naptha Soap can help the wife fool the janitor. no boiling water needed, just cool or lukewarm rubs to make clothes look like snow.

Fels & CO Philadelphia

Fashionable Coats and Accessories From Local Store

Consisting of taffeta messalines china silk and chiffon waists in plain colors or striped effects. A clean up of odds and ends of white skirts slightly soiled from handling. They are plain two piece skirts with buttons. 16 button elbow length heavy milanesse and tricot silk gloves in black or white. Values to 10 dollars. Junior and Miss coats in blue serges tan stripes and grays, some plain tailored others Balkan styled.

Gowns Corset Covers Stockings In Goods Sale Ad

An old advertisement offers $1.00 gowns in two styles with embroidery and lace yokes, longcloth gowns in various necks and sleeves, 25¢ corset covers with embroidery or lace, extra quality muslin with flounces, pure thread silk stockings from Black Cat and Unicorn brands, Burson seamless stockings, silk lisle hose, and assorted odds and ends with lace and embroidery effects.

Black Cat Unicorn Sec

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