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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
3
A humorous scene shows Willie choosing custard pie with a playful mispronunciation. The ad-style copy touts store commitments to customer satisfaction, easy choosing, and lasting value. It also promotes Hoover and Eureka vacuums, cleaning time tools, and a wide range of building supplies including sewer pipe and nails. The piece ends with an offer to estimate spring building needs.
During a national readjustment in trade The Big Warehouse pledges to pass on price reductions as much as possible. They note several items have seen cuts including linseed oil aluminum ware turpentine brooms paints nails and wire products. The policy remains to sell high quality merchandise at a reasonable price with hardware satisfaction as a natural result.
The Big Warehouse promotes Eden Washer and Eureka Cleaner through county shoppers. Lavavar varnish joins stock with a cut price on Peerless and Rogers finishes while Genasco Trinidad Lake Roofing arrives. Marion Center farmer H H Wetzel adopts an Eden Electric Washer, adding ease to home chores and pleasing Mrs Wetzel.
Mrs W C Simpson and daughter Mrs Lyle Williams and son Leon visited Mrs Jno Hamilton near Richmond on Tuesday. Geneva and Alta Mottern stayed with Elmer Martin in Trade City on Wednesday. Martha McCormick shopped Punxsutawney Saturday. Gay Stepine, recently in Indiana, has returned home. Geneva and Alta Mottern visited near Mahoning with Alta Aul on Tuesday. Mrs Kate Blose ill but improving. Lawrence Bartholomew Charles Hoover and Ed Smith, workers near Punxsutawney, spent the weekend at home. Twila and Russell Hoover stayed with Mr and Mrs Ora McGee Wednesday. Orpha McCormick, high school student at Marchand, weekend at home. Misa Orpha McCormick visited W C Good Thursday. Bert Kinter and daughter Mabel of near Georgeville guests at W A McCormick. Mrs McQuown of Big Run visited Mrs Kate Blose for a week.
Mr and Mrs Robert Sharp of Ta Tentum spent the weekend with Mrs Sharp's mother Mrs Nancy Sharp. Blanche Allshouse has visited her parents Mr and Mrs D H Allhouse during the past two weeks. Laura and Margaret Sharp of Indiana called on friends here over Sabbath. Mrs Annie Smith and son Ralph of Kent visited John Campbell over Sabbath. Mrs L M Martz of near South Bend spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs John Gibson. Elsie Sharp of near here visited her cousin Florence Sharp on Saturday. Martha Sell has returned home after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Frank Patrick of near Parkwood. Ward Allshouse of Brackenridge visited his parents Mr and Mrs D H Allshouse over Sabbath. Mr and Mrs Frank Patrick of near Parkwood visited Mrs Patrick's parents Mr and Mrs Israel Walker late of the week. A number from here shopped in Indiana Saturday. F M Kimmel was in Indiana on business Monday. Mrs Orpha Harbison spent a few days with friends near South Bend last week.
Glen Campbell A P Mannerberg of Trafford visits town as business guest. Philipsburg resident Guy Askey spent Sunday with friends. Mrs B F Sterling and children visit her parents near Clearfield. Clair Getty receives congratulations on birth of a son. R W Wright of Pittsburgh and John Clark of Philadelphia attend funeral of grandmother A W Carr. Harold Heimbach of Elizabeth N J visits week with uncle and aunt. Mrs H R Rowley visits parents Robert McFarland. Mrs R A Campbell and daughter visit Homestead. George QC Pearce and family plan move to Westover.
Samuel Craig spent the weekend in Indiana while Mr. and Mrs. A R Mauk visited the county seat on Wednesday. Mrs. Morris Butterbaugh and son Arthur called Saturday. Stanley Allen and wife visited G T S McCrea's home over Sunday. Frank McCrea and Martha spent Sunday with Jandie McCrea. Nettie McCrea visited Clyde AlcCrea. Juin Miller and Blaine Stewart called at Coy and Tomer City RY. BF Underwood and family visited friends in Su ward dhurry Miller spent a Wednesday in Indiana. Mrs Work Overdorfil is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Jane Stewart and I spent Wednesday with the for 8 parents Ralph Stewart and
Mr and Mrs Walter Crawford and two children of Indiana spent the last week with his parents Mr and Mrs James Crawford Miss Nora Bowers who is employed at Indiana spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Austin Bowers Mrs James Douglass is a patient in the Indiana hospital where she underwent an operation Miss Horantine Richardson has returned home after visiting relatives in Clairsville and Indiana David Gibson and grandson Clair Gibson visited with Mr and Mrs Paul Zeigler of Indiana Saturday and Sunday Ceece Richardson and Frank Hughes were Punxsutawney visitors Clarence Hess of Punxsutawney spent the weekend with local friends.
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