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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1894

Page

5

Local Notes From Jacksonville and Vicinity

J D Ogden spent weekend in Pittsburg while Dr L S Claggett plans a Florida trip. Richard North died at Brown Street residence. Miss Lou Miller visited her parents Rev Noble G Miller and wife in Apollo. Emma Murray leaves for Pittsburg to complete millinery studies. Local residents and visitors noted including McMahan, Archie Davis, grand jurors at Indiana, and many others with movements, illnesses, and church events reported.

J. D. Ogden Pittsburg L. S. Claggett Florida Richard North Brown Street Lou Miller Noble G. Miller Apollo Emma Murray C. C. McMahan Archie Davis

Homer City Social Roundup Promotes Upcoming Events

Homer City notes list visitors from Apollo Kenwood and Marchand and announce the school entertainment and church concerts. Miss Olive Buterbaugh to teach in summer, Hamburgs added to Homer City Poultry Farm, and piano offerings by Madame Fry Concert Company. Local illnesses and travel updates appear alongside upcoming lectures and meetings in March.

John Chesley Marchand Olive Buterbaugh Homer Homer City Hamburgs M. E

Local residents noted in social visits and visits

Mr. Frank Camp of Cherrytree and John Wheeler Jr of Dixonville were here on Thusaday and Wednesday respectively. Wesley Akins of Pine Flat and E W Smith of Cookport conducted business on Friday and Wednesday. A J Craig of Cookport circulated among friends on Thursday. Learn family visited Cockport area several days last week. Harry McMillen of Dixonville visited his sister Mrs J A Wheeler on Wednesday. W A Donahey spent weekend with friends near Purchase Line. Pearl Baterbaugh of Purchase Line visits her sister Mrs H D Gallaher. Gallaher family visit occurred Thursday with Messrs Sample Gallaher and Rushton Laney of Taylorsville.

Frank Camp Cherrytree Thusaday John Wheeler, Jr Dixonville Wesley Akins Pine Flat E. W. Smith Cookport A. J. Craig F. H. Learn Cockport Harry McMillen J. A. Wheeler W. A. Donahey Purchase Line Pearl Baterbaugh H. D. Gallaher Messrs Sample Gallaher Rushton Laney Taylorsville

Local Notes From Pine Grove and Nearby Towns

M J Keating is ill. Brad Russel of Fallen Timber is home on Visit. The Church of God at Pine Grove is debt free. Twelve converts were immersed by Rev Kirkendall last Sabbath. The M P revival continues with strong interest. Township officers donned robes on Monday. The Comet man from Glen Campbell was on our streets last week. S F Warmer the lightning rod man travels countywide. F Fleming and wife of Glen Campbell visited on Sabbath. Wilson Heart was in Indiana on business Saturday. Robert Miller took a quick trip to Indiana Friday. Laura Sandles of Clarksburg visits Pittsburg friends. Clark Coleman hosted friends on Thursday evening. George Marshall, visiting his parents, returned to Colorado Monday.

Jacob Diven McKeesport R. M. Stewart Kent Harvey Coleman Fairmount Rev U. P. Theological Seminary Conemaugh Church Dr. Kinporte Hazlett Ware Evangelical Church Horace Patchin Nineveh Clark Clark House de. Miller Conemaugh Levi G. Gossach Carroltown Thorsday Mr. Ringer Church of God Pine Grove Kirkendall M. P Comet Glen Campbell S. F. Warmer H. Fleming Lady Wilson Heart Indiana Robert Miller Laura Sandles Clarksburg Pittsburg Clark Coleman George Marshall Colorado Penn Run Mary Kelly Hamill Gilpin Mary McClusky Kellysburg Emma Richards Blairsville Josiah Kinter Robert Beatty Washington Township O. R. Thompson East End H. K. Shields

Angry at bread and a remedy from Ellis flour

The text argues bad bread causes anger at home and lists faults from bakers yeast and flour while recommending David Ellis & Sons flour as a remedy. It highlights that Ellis flour is marketed as the best in the market and widely acknowledged.

Ellis David Ellis & Sons

Plenty of Corn Stock In Town as Winter Nears

The cold spell and early sledding emptied shelled corn from town. Four cars arrived since last Tuesday with more to come this week. Penn Mills Elevator reports its best stock of feed ever. If signs hold, including ground hog forecasts, a long winter is ahead and residents should stock up now.

Penn Mills

Local notes from Armstrong county and nearby areas

A roundup of visits, lay ministers, and community happenings across Armstrong county and neighboring towns. Updates include residents visiting relatives, travels to Kittanning and Punxsutawney, church meetings at Good Rich, a box social at Thomas Griffith, a railroad worker’s back injury, and local school and institute events with speakers and music.

Indiana Visitors and Local Incidents Reported

Sheloca Samuel Kerr visited Indiana on Monday while Samuel Lytle made a business trip there early in the week. Mrs Jame Peeler of Leechburg visits Dr McChesney this week. Aaron Smith visited sons at Apollo last week. Jennie Rankin of Elderton visited brother W D Rankin this week. David Bethel and wife hosted Friday night. R E Russell was thrown from a horse Friday night but unharmed. W F Walker fell from a tree Monday evening injuring himself. Allen Douds of Ebenezer visited H J Anderson over Sabbath. Calvin George is convalescent at home. Josiah George returns home after a visit to Walls area. W W Couch teaches Center township school, succeeding ill Mr Kauffman. Robert Hart moved his saw mill to Elder farm. Mrs James Rutter had a scalding accident cooking last week.

Elder J. N. Elder W. W. Brendlinger Altoona J. J. Hutchison Armagh Thomas Griffith Joseph Cramer Johnstown Barclay William Johns Indiana John P. Findley Charles Henry Scritchfield Germany Mitchells Mills David Kessler Learn Green Township Harry Moorhead Penn Run Our Town Lyle Robert McCoy John Getty Mitchell Hustonville Samuel Kerr Samuel Lytle Jame Peeler Leechburg Dr. McChesney Aaron Smith Clarence and Sharp Apollo Jennie Rankin Elderton W. D. Rankin David Bethel R. E. Russell W. F. Walker Allen Douds Ebenezer H. J. Anderson Calvin George Josiah George W. W. Couch Center Township Kauffman Robert Hart James Rutter

America from Alaska to the Gulf of Mexico travels by stage

The Pittsburg Times offers a weekly sixteen view panorama titled America from Alaska to the Gulf of Mexico guided by Prof. G. R. Cromwell. Readers send six coupons and ten cents to receive the first set on March 10 with views of Washington, Boston, New York, Niagara, Salt Lake City, and more. Also notes a Grisemore summer school led by D. A. Thomas and Salvation Oil offered at 25 cents.

Alaska Gulf of Mexico The Pittsburg Times America George R. Cromwell G. R. Cromwell Times Capitol Washington the Common Boston Printing House Square New York Seven Falls Cheyenne Canon Colorado Chestnut Street Philadelphia Yellowstone Falls Wyoming Bronton’s Cove Newport Central Park Minneapolia Auditorium Hotel

Wilson and Son Open Spring Sale and Seeds Event

A local retailer runs a spring sale featuring kid gloves at 75 cents, Clover and blue grass seeds, Timothy seed, and other lawn products. Wilson and Son announce their first spring open house with canes and related items.

St Wilson’s Nesbit Wilson & Son

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. R. Miller Henry Hotel Naugle Blairsville National Bank J. H. Diven John Altman D. E Thompson Smicksburg David Kirk Near Town Bernard Seidler Braddock A. R. Glenn Will Amos Barrett Sykesville Kittanning Will Crawford Georgeville Elmer Shaffer Elliott Shaffer E. Robinson Clay Crissman A. M. Hammers A. C. Good Duff Ramsey Crawford Mr. Hammers Jacksonville Ida Fails Miss Corbett Brookville Kingan Pearl John Stuchell F. Orr Indianapolis Thomas Iseman Wm. Burte Town U. P. Missionary Society Miss Corbitt Rob't Harbison Enq West Lebanon Mrs. Watson Blairville B.C. Irwin New Alexandria Alice Myrtilla Mateon Westmoreland County ER. N. McCombs Derry T. S. Miller John Shields Filmore A. L. Carson Clark Rishell Kenwood Madame Fry Presbyterian Church Ploumville Belle Aul D. W. Douds Mary Clows Five Points E. Green Effie Minnie Lemmon Institute Kelleysburg Zetta Uncapher Newville Martha Bricker Laura Pierce Ambrose al. Schroeengost Bruce Smith Hammers Garfield Thomas Brendlinger Jacob Dell Hammonds’ Store Charley Henderson Latrobe Will and Hugh Felton Gamble’s Mills Dille Cunningham Sadie Reynolds No. 8 Nise Mame Johns FH. L. Brendlinger Pittsburgh Winebrenner Lyons School Will Mack J. L. Sample Barnesboro M. J. Keating Brad Russel Penn Roller Smills Indiana, PA A. A. Sloan Armstrong County James Frederick T. C. Donahue Commissioner McElshoes C. B. Sloan Samuel McElhoes Punxsutawney Mack Caldwell Mary Frederick Squire Row Mr. George Davis William Streams Onberg School Strongstown James Mardis S. L. Orner E. H. Grumbling Pine Flats William Wallace Evangelist Shultz Good Rich Church Joseph Overman Buffington D. B. Taylor Sam’ Williams Kimmell Pine Council J. M. Brown Possum’s Glory J. H. Uncapher David P. Boring Cramer Rayne Township West Lebanon Grisemore Summer School Grisemore D. A. Thomas Indiana Normal Salvation Oil Loughby’s Broadhead W. R. Loughry & Co E. A. Pennington State Normal School Wilson’s Gingham’s S. F. Warner Warner Willis Wilson Gro Fayette County Jennie E. Carson Conder Township B. Menshey Samuel Nelson White Township Naemie I. Sweedey Moorellville BB. Henshey Getty BR. McKee Mesthe EB. Dillingam Hense Bald Cance Township Squire Luwa Griffith J. F. Hanna Floss Feany Mack & Ray
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