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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1895

Page

5

Local Notes Highlight Social Visits Across Indiana and Nearby Towns

Miss Mary Moore of Rochester Mills and Miss Corarrosse of Indiana visit in town over the Sabbath. Families from Indiana host guests while others travel, with local outings, baptisms, and community events noted. A long list of names, visits, and minor incidents fills the Saturday report from Homer City and Dixonville.

Mary Moore Rochester Mills Corarrosse Indiana H. P. Lewis Mary Evans XN. W. Stewart Murray Thompson Deckers Point Besse Wood Maggie Allison Mabel Mildred Thompson J. A. Kinter’s N. A. Thompson J. Wilse McCartney

Community notes and visits scatter across Kellysburg area

Ill Mr Harvey Fitzhons improves slowly while Dr G J Simpson attends the sick in Kellysburg. Local contractor Austin Condron works on a new home near Chambersville. Various residents travel, host visitors, and attend events including a teacher examination and a surprise reception for Rev Abnem and his wife, with neighbors sharing food and offerings.

Harvey Fitzhons M. C. Woodward Kellysburg J. K. McElhoes’ Grove Kellyshure G. J. Simpson Johnson Chambersville Austin Condron J. K. McEthoes Otis Thompson H. K. Shields Messrs. Watson Guy Kinter Punxsutawney John Kinter J. E. Galbreath Carrie Shields Indiana Emma Wichards Blairsville Carlotta Mary Bell Shields Near Gilpin

Guthrie Mill Opens Full Operations In Town

Guthrie's mill is now in full operation. The Kennett brothers have purchased a binder. Several residents, including Mr. Allen Graham and Miss Kate Fetterman, visit neighbors and relatives nearby. Numerous local happenings feature visitors from Nineveh Morrellville Johnstown and Punxsutawney with talks of hay making, ice cream, and recent weather damage to corn fields.

Gilbert Davison Frank Hess Longwell Bros Robert Donahue Robert Andrew Mountain Samuel Hurket East Run Joe Buchanan Gypsy Dixonville George Cribbs George John Bence Rayne Township Mahaffey Emma Fleming Barnsboro S. W. Guthrie Indiana Pine Flats Sammy Kelly Paul Hill Spaulding Mill Guthrie’s Kennett Brothers Allen Graham Benjamin Cameron Nineveh John Shatter Wintondale Wellington Cramer Kate Fetterman Johnstown Nancy Fetterman Samuel Strong Coopersdale Strong James Grow Richard Rager Darthill Jacob Brown Lowry Murray Guthrie John Davis Edna Cassatt Morrellville John Michael Estella Rinports Pittsburg S. K. Rank Hillsdale W. Guthrie Lewis Burgan Draymar A. B. Cushing Spangler John Wise Near Town E. B. McCormick Jamestown South Dakota McKee Stiteler Apollo George Ritchey Punxsutawney David Daugherty J. B. Lewis Maggie Walker Nora’ McCormick Harry Hartman David Stiteler

Johnstown Welcomes New United Presbyterian Pastor

The Johnstown Tribune reports a warm reception for Rev. H. J. Kyle and his family at the United Presbyterian church on Franklin street. The social evening included music, speeches led by W. A. Cochran, a prayer by Rev. W. P. Thomas, and refreshments. Attendees included members from other churches and Sabbath school members who welcomed the Kyle family. A catalogue ad for Indiana State Normal School follows, alongside local promotions for cantaloupes and other goods from J B Hinds and J S Nesbit, and a notice seeking a partner for a general store in Indiana County.

Johnstown United Presbyterian Church Franklin Street J. Kyle J. W. Mack D. S. Shallenberger Thomas E. Morgan W. P. Thomas Presbyterian Church Bernice Jones D. N. Greer Kyle State Normal School Indiana D. J., Waller, JR J. B. Hinds Philadelphia J. S. Nesbit’s Philadelphia Street Indiana County Progress Office

Bucknell plan flags broad education and water sales

Nearly one million dollars invested in Bucknell University highlights a four course college with boys academy and ladies institute. W C Gretzinger, registrar, Lewisburg Pa seeks a good active agent to sell Clark's Red Cross Natural Medicinal Water in the vicinity with liberal inducements. Big Rapids Mineral Water Co advertises beverages. Nesbit promotes seasonal fruits and seeds and a paid order-taking job.

Bucknell University John Howard Harris President College Academy Ladies’ Institute School of Music W. C. Gretzinger Registra Lewisburg Clark Red Cross Big Rapids

Men and Boys Dress Suits and Hosiery Offered

A sale catalog lists Lot 3 769 boys blue cheviot suits for ages 14 to 19 at 5 dollars, Lot 3786 grey plaid suits at 6.50, Lot 4411 men brown cheviot at 9, Lot 6233 grey diagonal cheviot at 7.50, Lot 656 black diagonal sack suit at 12.50, Lot 663 black clay worsted cutaway at 15.75, plus twelve dozen Enterprise Hosiery Mill men's half hose at 10 cents a pair or 1 dollar per dozen.

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