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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1912
Page
7
Multiple marriage notices from Punxsutawney Saltsburg and nearby areas, detailing Hoffman-itta union at Genial Presbyterian, McKee-Wilson at Saltsburg, Welch-Neff of Derry and Neff, Wise-Dias of Cherry Tree, plus a 56th birthday celebration for Mrs. Sarah Montgomery. The text also includes a 1908 will with distributions to wife Susan M. Simpson and various heirs and churches.
Miss Ollie Dick of Huntingdon visits Miss Julia Dick in Hom er City. Alexander Miller and wife of Pittsburg visit relatives here last week. A G Good of Marton Center Rut D 2 conducts county seat business. Harry W Chelin of Coatchester Mills calls on Monday. Miss Margaret Cribba visits friends in Pittsburg last week. Mr s Alie Palmer and son Donald visit Nab Indiana. Mrs J H Mateer visits brother J C Calhoun in North Ninth. Henry H Steving attends furniture exposition in New York. Miss Mabel and Laura Myers visit Greensburg. Miss Ruby and Miss Fannie Tiler visit Langham family in North Ninth. W Rose visits New York on business. with wife at Atlantic City. John G Cameron heads to Chicago to visit son-in-law and daughter Oscar St Clair. Shields Sloan and family at Atlantic City. Clark Speedy and wife visit. RH Yeager and family of Creekside visit West Wheatfield. Commissioners J M Wakefield visit former home in West Wheatfield. Frank Garman and daughter Elsie visit Gherry Tree area. Tweet Burhenn and two children also guests. Charles Carnahan appointed assistant cashier at Citizens National Bank Indiana. May Brownlee returns from New York City. summer stay at home. Mrs Mary Remaley visits Elders Ridge. Edith and William Reeves accompany home. Miss Ruth Tiffany returns to Cleveland. accompanies by father B B Tiffany. Rev Samuel G Wilson and family visiting Persia, spend vacation with mother Annie Wilson. Wilson missionary in Persia. Benjamin Heyman of The Hub Store buys fall stock. fire sale ends. new view stock to be bought.
A string of obituaries from nearby townships notes deaths of Mrs. Thomas Fleming aged about 70 after a two year illness. John Dunlap age 68 with cancer of the stomach. George W. Carney in Young township from heart trouble. Christopher C. Sutter in Canoe township after a life in local churches. Dr. Reynold M. Sleppy formerly of Indiana city. and Mrs. Jennie McQuiston widow of Alva McQuiston dying in Warren. Surviving spouses and children named. funeral arrangements noted for each.
The New York World advertises its Thrice-a-Week edition and the Progress together for one year at $1.75, with the two papers regularly valued at $2.00. It highlights impartial reporting, serial stories, humor, markets, and cartoons, claiming prompt, accurate news during the presidential campaign era.
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