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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
5
Local items describe visits by residents of Kenwood Johnstown Strongstown and Homestead, a Sabbath at Evangelical church, family gatherings, and community events. Reports cover hotel work changes, a grand entertainment under Prof. McKelvey, school departures, and a promotion for Dr King's New Discovery with testimonials and a free trial offer.
Rev Calvin and family depart for Chautauqua and Pan American Exposition. Rev Hubbard fills Bethel and Jacksonville pulpits. Rev Brown covers U P church during Calvin absence. Bracken preaches after six weeks illness. Various visits from McKee, Cunningham, McMullen, and Hazletts. Lightning hits Wilson Neil home but no fire. Communion planned at Presbyterian church. Local greetings feature Grove City College students and alumni.
Miss Gaye Cameron visits Indiana friends while Mame Armstrong Bess Pitts Maude Grambling and Mrs Nan Booka spend a few days in Ponxsatawney last week. Prof H D Condron from Purchase Line visited town last Saturday. Miss Dol Clark returns from Indiana Normal. Mr and Mrs J C Miller and son James visit from Jeanette. Dr J H Peterman trips to Indiana. I O O F lodge members attend Dew lodge installation at Glen Campbell. Baseball season: Glen Campbell second team defeats ours 24 to 18. first nine trailing 3 to 2 after rain halts play. James Patrick of Burnside visits. Annie Shepherd returns from Patchinville. Barret of Indiana visits daughter Jennie. Rinports and Mahaffey depart for West Virginia on business. Cameron Anderson visit Milgintown relatives. Agnes Campbell visits Indiana. singing Friday night. Clara Crawford visits Indiana. Emma Byers returns home from Morrellville teaching. Myrta Calhoun returns to Indians after visit. J C Walker contracted for Fred Metzger’s new barn. T W Fouts visits sister Mrs Campbell of Wick City. Gribbleton: Guy and Andy Kinter at county seat. Rev McClintock considers moving family to Dumas. Alex Walker visits Deckers Point. Harry Thomas and wife visit his parents. Mame Holt Minnie Weamer visit Capt Kinter. Mrs C W Petted and two children visit Armstrong township. Joseph Mears visits Tanoma over Sunday. North Point Ladies Aid to hold lawn fete Thursday evening July 4.
A catalog of fabrics and garments features white linens, India Linens, lawn and batistes at 5c to 40c per yard, black dimities and dotted Swisses, fancy colored lawns, and waists from a major maker at sale prices. Wrappers, muslin underwear, gauze and Jersey items are offered at affordable rates, with coats and pants sets priced up to $6.50.
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