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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
3
Blacklick residents attend events and travels include Annie Dixon in Indiana, Bell's Pittsburg trip, and Hancock moving to Heshbon. Local baseball: Josephine loses 2 1 to Homer City. Campbell stars for Homer City with Clever playing well for Josephine. Community notices, club plans, and staff moves noted across several towns.
South Bend people like Samuel Henderson and Clive Wray return home for summer from Elders Ridge Vocational School while Indiana shoppers Mrs. W. S. Wineland and Alice Delozier visit. multiple families from Vandergrift Leechburg Indiana Andover attend Sabbath gatherings and visits. linen shower for Clara Silvis and Eva George. Children’s day exercises planned in Armstrong Township.
The advertisement promotes a dry cleaning and disinfection method using dry steam as a germicide. It stresses hygiene through frequent cleaning and claims the method will keep garments clean and germ free with pressing as part of the process.
Mr and Mrs John King were guests of Mr and Mrs Mason McGaughy Saturday Miss Martha Campbell was a shelland caller Saturday
Mrs. B F Reitz travels from Pittsburg for eye treatment. Numerous visits and motor trips surface across Trade City Brookville and Punxsutawney as residents and neighbors share weekend and weekday calls. Church services announced at Bethel U P with preparatory rites. families including Brantlinger Wagner Clark and Edwards are noted. Patients and recoveries update readers on Berghurst Helman Braughter with varying health statuses.
Miss Ida Cunningham and Miss Grace McFeaters at Indiana Normal School spent Sabbath at home. Rose Keller and Stella Mack, students at our summer school, attended teachers examinations at Belsano Cambria county on Friday. Harry Miller lost a good horse on Saturday. G W Roser and family spent Sabbath with Irwin Mack near New Florence. Valentine Brown will preside over the Philomathean Literary Society semi annual election Friday night. Strongstown Harry Graham visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs A B Bennett recently. A number of the young people attended the dance at Irish Bottom Saturday evening. Much corn remains unplanted due to wet weather. Prof M B Schultz motored from
Johnstown welcomed guests as Robert Blackley visited his sister Mrs Terazah Artemus on Sunday while Harry Wallace and family from Yellowwood motored to town for a brief visit with his mother Mrs Franey Wallace.
Moeris Lockard Morris Lockard aged 86 resident of Homer City died at home Tuesday last from paralysis stroke. Born July 20 1847 he lived in Pine later moved to Homer City and married Annie Henry 40 years ago. He was an elder in the Lutheran church for 20 years and leaves widow and sons David Marty Arthur Calvin and Otis all of Homer City. Funeral Thursday by pastor J W Schaeffer and interment Oakland cemetery. W A Repine aged 65 of Homer City died Wednesday from Brights disease found helpless by roadside a week earlier. He belonged to the Methodist Episcopal church and left widow two brothers Lem and Wallace and sister Mrs Belle Jones. Funeral Friday in Homer City cemetery.
Reverend Wm N Osgood will lead the quarterly meeting at Spruce Grove Wesleyan Methodist Church with services Friday June 11, Saturday June 12 at 2 00 pm and Sunday June 13 at 10 00 am and 3 00 pm Ministerial help is expected All are invited Card of Thanks The Griffiths thank friends and neighbors for kindness and aid during Vale Griffiths illness and death
Reduction sale offers all kinds of new and second hand buggies wagons runabout s and Shuler spring wagons at reduced prices to clear space WETTLING & SON in the old Hastings planing mill Indiana Pa
Repair services offered by T. M. Glenn near Crisemore Virginia cover automobile and all kinds of repair work and blacksmithing. Work guaranteed with 20 Sto follow tile for cellar walls and sand and cement to lay them up, Indiana Lumber & Supply Co, 16-tfo.
Notice that Catalina a Percheron stallion will stand at the barn of owner Five Points during the season April 28 to 10 Frank Rankin owner and keeper
Owners announce that the Percheron stallion Prince will stand for the 1915 season. He will cover mares at the hotel barn in Garman town on Wednesdays and Thursdays each week and at the owner's barn of W. Treese Lovejoy R. D. 2 for the remaining days.
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