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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1921

Page

9

Welch and guests visit relatives in Smicksburg area

Smicksburg notes show Mr. and Mrs. George Welch and son from DuBois spent the weekend with Mrs. Welch's mother Mrs. Mary Haskell. Miss Lottie Stiteler and Mrs. Munack of Pittsburgh visited local brothers. Rebecca Robinson and daughter Mary plus Mr. and Mrs. A C Robinson called Friday. Sunday school workers attended a Marion Center convention as Adam and Mrs. Black returned home after visiting daughters in Mt Jewett and Punxsutawney.

Smicksburg George Welch DuBois Ack Pittsburgh Rebecca Robinson Mary A. C. Robinson Marion Center Adam Black Mt. Jewett and Punxsutawney Thomas Rowland Tom Indiana Harry Lewis Akron D. Fh. Lewis Hugh Lewis Colver Mary Lewis B. Snyder Vandergrift Chas, Thompson McGee's Mills Harold Dunbar Ada Gahuigan Chas, Loomis Merr DL Weston Turney Red Murray Crissman Moble Crissman Wrank Laird Bayton France J. M. Lukehart Joe Merle L. Black Hamilton Panx George Bowlman New Kensington Robert Mc. Brier William Beck and Gon Elmer Stear Davis Morr Stear Pittspurgh BE. A. Stear Wilson Marshal Leroy Condron G. B. Gendron Ellen Kamerer Della Deven Thos Rowland Joi Fetters M. K. Lewis John James Bush Tomer Fink Avonmore Stesl Warner Itelen Moore Jacob Warner Conemuuga Township Arthur Lloyd D. A. Rosensteel Marie Spalding Johnstown Earl Spalding Flomer City Anna Spalding Wallerwing Nira Bessie Hutchison Warnick Hutel Ison Steel Warner Prank Lambing W.oc. T. Ui Adiee Wilson Lone Ltun Tuurgdiy

Elders Ridge Social Notes Update From West Lebanon Visit

Elders Ridge residents and visitors are listed from West Lebanon Clarksburg and Vandergrift. The Hiders Ridge W C T A provided graveside rugs, Robt Wing Sr supervised placing. Various locals attended church and school events and hosted and visited family in nearby towns.

Handy Andy gas range offers compact kitchen independence

An auto accessory feature promotes a two burner Handy Andy gas range with a clean blue flame, ready in a minute, no smoke, safe and wind resistant. Priced at $9, it promises real value. Also touts Lorain Oven Regulator for reliable gas ranges and an upcoming sales event as the accessory department moves to a new room.

Andy Thorn Auto Accessory Department

Awnings Rise and Sunoco Oil Dominates Local Ad Copy

The piece describes a busy painting up and erecting awnings by the naynings man, boosting room appearance and comfort. It notes Sunoco Motor Oil as the dominant lubricant, with a South tour by an Indian motorist requesting Sunoco supply at several stops for continuous use.

Sunoco Alapuna South

Reproduction of 1868 Big Warehouse ad

A facsimile of the Big Warehouse advertisement from The Indiana Messenger dated Wednesday July 22, 1868 is reprinted in Hardware Nowa. The note credits Fran Daugherty of Indiana for providing the item and recalls that the store once sold reputable goods at the lowest prices, echoing the old days.

Indiana Messenger Fran Daugherty Indiana

Unclear Phrase About A Man At The Top

Fragmentary line suggests a discussion of a man at the top being familiar with field experiences. No clear individuals, dates, places, or organizations are readable. The text conveys a general idea without concrete facts or events to anchor a fuller summary.

Local notes from Armagh and surrounding towns

Memorial Day visits and family gatherings noted across Armagh Vandergrift and nearby communities. Handful of names appear with visits to relatives in Apollo Cra mer Indianapolis and Greensburg, plus a home talent play raising fifty dollars for Armagh Presbyterian Sunday school.

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