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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1896

Page

5

Local Church Service and Community Events Summary

Rev Ainerson led the Saltsbury Methodist pulpit in Rev Cogley’s absence. Harry Moorhead and sister Katherine attended the Jim Heo Botanham datests on Wednesday and Pharsdas. The Decora tion Dew program featured the Nipton cornet band. Leo Bracken, son of Davis Bracken, Beisano, died on Saturday, reportedly due to birch bark eating, at age ? years. The Lenubs were interred in Freisaba cemetery.

C. Ainerson Saltsbury M. E Cogley Harry Moorhead Katherine Taris Eri Winatu Grabs Geri Nipton

Local notes share village events and visits across town

Miss sods Gietnan visits friends in Polinstein. T'raf Keunier from Manor station spent a few hours last Monday. Miss Aggie Orr returns from White township to spend time with Aunt Mrs Risinger. Capt. Lawrence Stake’s team beat Blacklick 20 to 6. Memorial Day passed quietly with Old Glory on display. Civil engineers survey Pittsburg Eastern railroad route. Creekside plans a big 4th of July picnic in Boreland's grove.

Sods Gietnan Polinstein T'raf Keunier Manor Station Mois. Scitads Din Livermore Srushvalley Bevon King Pittsburg Presbyterian Church Tt. LG. Stuchell Maple Avenue Aggie Orr White Township Wa Risinger Lawrence Stake Blacklick J. Evans Allegheny Presbyteria Hospital Jno. Weatherell Newfield N. Y Homer City Mollie Mallisee W. H. Mallisee Stuchell Will Swanger A. F. Cooper Anthony Montgomery Elderton Pittsburg Eastern Railroad M. FE Creekside Boreland’s Grove

Local residents and visitors mingle in small town

Mr. W. EF Overderi sold a fine horse last week. Mrs Dell Moorhead and daughter Visitas oo Luditha visited. Miss Maz Jaxvis called on friends in Altoona. Misses Moogie Bonner and Eva Stiltz spent Decoration Day in Johnstown. Rev C Emerson of Saltsburg preached last Sabbath night. Emerson and son Oscar of Saltshirs visit friends here. Miss Shannon, long employed, is working nearby. Mr Was Inesdorff and Mr Daniel CFS Po head fine cattle Tass weyout Peay of Merrelville.

W. EF. Overderi Dell Moorhead Maz Jaxvis Altoona Moogie Bonner Eva Stiltz Johnstown C. Emerson Saltsburg Cluurch Emerson Oscar Saltshirs

Myers Buys New Horse And Base

CH Myers purchases a new horse and base as part of local sports and equine activity. Veank Teuyoulinee and Wil Findley complete tasks at Ci College, marking end of their VBA work.

CH. Myers Veank Teuyoulinee Wil Findley Vba Oo Ee Ci College

Local notes on visits and telegraph plans

John Brantlinger of Pittsburg spent Sabbath with his parents here. Conductor W J Bowen of Conemaugh visited friends Saturday and Sabbath. Elias Ressler nurses a very sore hand feared to be blood poisoning. Several residents, including Henry Seritchfield John Myers Erwin Naugle and CG W Johns will work on a telegraph line along the Bolivar Extension linking to a long distance line via Elder farm Nineveh New Florence Bolivar and other towns. Willis Fleck of Apollo visits here. Dr D R Crawford attended the Prohibition Convention in Pittsburg last week. Miss Lottie Lowe of Allegheny visits her parents J K Lowe. Christian Good improves slowly after two weeks confinement. Dr William Crawford and wife of Staunton Jefferson County guest of D R Crawford. Mrs J K Lowe remains unable to be about. Deputy Attorney General John P Elkin and brother W F of Indiana attend grandfather William Elkin Sr.'s funeral here Thursday. Memorial Day exercises draw large crowds with cemetery visits and a program at the Presbyterian church by about 50 uniformed children and addresses by Revs Hile and Streamer.

Leora Harman R. T. Wolf Wm. Row Dixonville Jennie Cameron Indiana Grove Chapel Hannah Mary Way Curwensville Clearfield County Allen Way Alton Lindsay Kellysburg Hall Christine Creps R. J. Wolf Leonn Harman South Bend Armstrong County Grove Chapel Society John Brantlinger Pittsburg W. J. Bowen Conemaugh Elias Ressler Henry Seritchfield John Myers Erwin Naugle CG. W. Johns Bolivar Qur Town Elder Farm Nineveh New Florence Christian Good William Crawford Staunton Jefferson County D. R. Crawford J. K. Lowe John P. Elkin W. F William Elkin Presbyterian Church

West Wheatfield Local Notes and Social Roundup

Miss Laura Souther visits Bolivar while Elmer Dickie of Garfield enjoys happiness. A boy is born. Miss Jennie Foust of Johnstown visits Clyde as do Mr. and Mrs. May Weaver of Clyde in Pittsburg. Nannie Mabon visits sister Mrs. Dickie in Huff. Communion is planned at Bethel U P next Sabbath. Mrs. Emma Campbell visits Stella Lynn in Johnstown. Local youth trip to Altoona and Hollidaysburg. Wm E Wagner, now in Montana, and Lois Dancer of Iowa wed May 28. McGinnty visits family. Mary and Myra Park visit Saltsburg and Avonmore. Clover Pounds resumes mail between town and Punxsutawney. Alex Lyons taken to West Penn Hospital for scrofula. Sunday school convention at Covode attended by many. Alton Lindsey to give entertainments Saturday. Boston School of Oratory graduate. Memorial Day observed with music and sermon by Rev H Gra ham and Miss Maud Barney. Visitors Goheen family return from East. Welchs visit Ambrose family. Mattie Kerr visits Smicksburg then returns. Mary Campbell and Charlie Ringgold visit sister Mrs Smathers. Mary McHenry returns from Clarion county visit.

Elmer Dickie Garfield Jennie Foust Johnstown Clyde Marshall May Weaver Pittsburg Nannie Mabon Dickie Huff Bethel U. P Emma Campbell Stella Lynn Altoona Hollidaysburg Wm. E. Wagner Montana Lois Dancer Iowa J. H. McGinnty Mary Myra Park Saltsbury Avonmore Clover Pounds Punxsutawney Alex. Lyons West Penn Hospital Our Town Covode Alton Lindsey Boston School of Oratory H. ©. Graham Indiana Maud Barney Porter John Goheen Frank Welch Austin McCall Ambrose Mattie Kerr Smicksburg Mary Kerr Mary Campbell Charlie Ringgold Mattie Smathers Mary McHenry Mrs. Hidinger Clarion County

Reduced Rail Fares For Y P S C E Convention Visit

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced round trip fares to Washington D C for the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor convention July 7 to 13 1896. Excursion tickets to Baltimore Gettysburg Richmond and more priced from 1.25 to 6.00 with return validity to July 31. Side trips require presentation of return portions.

The Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor Washington D. C Pennsylvania Railroad Company Baltimore Gettysburg Western Maryland Railroad Company Richmond Petersburg Fredericksburg

County Institute Managers to Meet in June

The County Board of Farmers' Institute Managers will meet at the County Commissioners' office on the third Tuesday of June to arrange venues for institutes this season. Members include a focal State Board of Agriculture rep, a County Agricultural Society rep, the Pomona Grange, and County Alliances.

County Board of Farmers’ Institute Managers County Commissioners’ Office State Board of Agriculture

Stev ing Furniture Co Ad in Indiana Pa

A local ad urges buyers to shop H H Steving Furniture Co on Sixth Street opposite the jail in Indiana Pennsylvania for furniture with a wide stock and competitive prices Buy now for household furnishings and home decor.

H.H. Steving Furniture Co Sixth Street Jail Indiana H. H. Steving Furniture Co

Home seekers offered land sales across five states

Notice lists opportunities in Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota South Dakota and Nebraska with fertile land for sale on reasonable terms. Information available from W B Kniskern Chicago Illinois. Also ads for reduced rail rates to Pittsburg Pennsylvania and for Dr Agnew heart cure sold by G Hartman. Detrick Fertilizer Club order department and Indiana Pa furniture store ad followed by home grown strawberries at J B Younkins.

Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota South Dakota Nebraska W. B. Kniskern Fifth Avenue Chicago Ill Detrick Fertilizer Company Baltimore E. W. Griffith Fair Ground Indiana

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RAYNE J. W. Harman Work & Young Harry Wolf Literary Society Hawthorn School Lewis Coy Daniel Stephens J.C. Kugh J. J. Gibson Fred Cameron Ed Moorhead Albert Evans Willian Alexander Anderson Iowler George Lowman Philadelphia John McKindick Frantz Gibson Bell J. A. Klingensmith Saltsburg Bank Mir Shannon Was. i. Inesdorff Daniel Cfs Po Peay Merrelville Ia Mer Willis Fleck Apollo Lottie Lowe Allegheny West Wheatfield Laura Souther Marion Center North Point Pitcher’s Castoria Washington, D. C Pennsylvania Railroad Farmers’ Institutes M. McIlenry Ilicura NewBser London Portex Dave & Crem Corr Boston U.S.A Josiah Lydick Penn Run Central Board of the North American Sxengerbund Pennsylvania Limited Dr. Agnew G. Hartman J. B. Younkins Wilson & Son Sansom Valencia Indiana Roller Mills Pennsylvania Cunninghawvs Philadelphia St Wallace Dry Goods Co J. C. Wallace & Son PENNA Proprietors Equitable Equitable Life Assurance Society S. W. Guthrie
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