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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1904

Page

4

Local social visitors and guests travel through town

A flood of names and movements fills pages as Dr J Bert Bell visits Philadelphia and many townsfolk, including Miss Maud Wray from Homer City, Mr and Mrs Reynolds from Van Wergrift, and Mrs Edmonia Post of Louisville, plan trips, visits, and host friends. Attendees head to Cape May for a State Bar Association meeting while professors, students, and family guests circulate across Blairsville, Greensburg, Wilkinsburg, Latrobe, Indiana, and other places.

J. Bert Bell Town Philadelphi Mias Maud Wray Homer City Indiana Buterbaugh Cockport Amdiana Mia John K. Hrallier Latrobe William Jack Yale College John Flude Wilmerding Freeda Moore MM. G. McCunn Sife Blairsville Misa Charlotty Magiett Georgeville Francis Wageley Wilkinsgarg Belle Allison Alice Withington Greensburg Harriet Walker Hard Street Lucy Dolphin Philadelphia T. B. Clark Morth Ninth Street James Hamilton William Hamilton North Ninth Street Edmonia Post Louisville John Sutton Sixth Street Albert Graham Normal St. Louis J.B. Hassler W. T. Owens Mortgage Banking Company Pittsburg Iadiana Maymo Marvin Lecehburg Virginia Davis North Seventh Street Misa Marie Wilson Clairsville Anna May Watson Alfred Bare Detroit Mich Susan DeLancey Awas Poeu Kate Houston J. N. Banks Agni State Bar Association Cape May Nora Dornon Mabel McCheaney New Alexandria Margaret Pollock East Oak Street

Local social notes and probate notices from Indiana County

Mrs. John Hudson and Mrs. Inge Hudson hosted Cha ecommencemeng exercises of the Normal school. Re porter CG. DD. McComish leaves for California to enter western journalism. Arthur Wilson to assume his duties. Reports from Ralph Radcliffe heading to St Louis for expo. Dr. D. A. Gorman test tuberculosis herd for Charles M. Schwab. Mrs. Baker hosts seven sisters in surprise gathering. Wills of John Wadding and Margaret Riddle filed with executors named. Center township dog survives 24 days in a well after disappearing during a chase. Harry B. Marshall writes Paris by Night now showing in New York. Books donated to county jail by Mrs. Bodenlamer. Lawn Christian Endeavor hosts a Friday social with tea, cream, and delicacies. Various ads for mills, wagons, and typewriters appear.

John Hudson Kittanning Inge Hudson Freeport Arthur Wilson Eleventh Street Ralph Radcliffe Glen Campbell Indiana Loretto Cambria County Charles M. Schwab

Wabash Line Opens Pittsburg Extension With Through Chicago Train

The Wabash Railroad announces a new Pittsburg extension. First train departs July 2 at 9:30 a.m. from Liberty Ave and Kerry St for Chicago and St Louis with onward connections. Beginning July 3 three daily trains run 8:30 a.m. 2:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. ET to serve Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio travelers to major western cities. Also notices reduced fares to St. Louis for Democratic National Convention and local ads for paint, vanilla extract, bank offerings, and farm tools.

Wabasa Railroad Company Pittsburg Liberty Avenue Kerry Street Chicago St. Louis Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio St. Louis World's Mail Toledo Detroit Kansas City Omaha Northwest Tristham Wabash Railroad Wirth Ave Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Pittsburg Clothing House Opens All Day for Fourth

Pittsburg Clothing House invites patrons from Indiana to use the shop as headquarters on the Fourth. The retailer offers rest and a wide selection of men and women apparel with all goods reduced by 50 percent including suits shoes hats and furnishings for men women and youths.

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