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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
7
County town news notes Miss Margaret Dible's Saturday in the county seat and Miss Laura Rosborough visiting local friends. Indicate intertwining visits of residents from Vandergrift Indiana Salineburg and nearby towns with hospital, school, and church activities.
Reducing stock and leaving the grocery trade. Sam plans to sell his store to another party and move into wholesale confectionery. Prices cited aim to clear remaining stock. Proceeding with transfer and stock reduction to finalize the sale.
Market items list price specials including soap beans prunes oysters and coffee. items include Bennett Lenox Ivory Soap six for .66, navy beans 6 for a dollar, lima beans two pounds for 26 cents, tomatoes in cans, sugar 10c per pound, potatoes per bushel 1.35 and evaporated apricots among many other pantry staples.
Mrs W S Evans of New Kensington visited friends over the weekend. Mr and Mrs D G Strong celebrated their 19th wedding anniversary with a Friday dinner. Clair Chapman bought the Knabb property. Q A Ultsopple moved from Wigin ls. Byrd Wolfe visited Roy Wolfe on Monday. Hawiampfield visits grandparents Mr and Mrs James Fowler. Mrs Tray and daughter Ida visited Peak on Monday. Roy Stephens visited Indiana on Warry Bagley of Cockport. Sunday school is at 2 o'clock. Benjamin and Paul Wilt visited Homer City over Sunday. Mrs Frank Barber recovering after hospital operation in Dixonville. Mr and Mrs Clair Leasure and family and Miss Ruby Kerr and Blair Buchanan guests of Samuel Leasure. Mrs Chas Leasure and Misses Josephine and Gayle Leasure callers at county seat Thursday. Miss Gaynelle Widdowson employed at Buck Run Co-Operative store. Miss Ruby Kerr of Purchase Line employed at Frank Barber's. Mrs Margaret Widdowson business trip to Indiana Friday. Clair Williamson spent Sunday with his Indiana parents. Old Leasure called on friends at Jample Run Sunday. Otto Barbor listed as sick.
In Marion Center 1919, French child Fernande Mule finds a new home with Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Thompson after her mother Lucie Mule expresses gratitude for the adoption. The exchange recounts thanks for the warm reception and ongoing hope that the girl’s future will honor the generosity of the Indiana caretakers.
Anthony and Kline advertise a broad catalog of farm supplies including Schumacher White Diamond Gc. O. B. Chop middlings bran cotton seed meal oil meal shelled corn oats garland wear and a fresh Pine Tree Grass Seed mix with Mam moth medium clover algike alsike and Timothy. They stock ground limestone hydrated lime carloads and 6 000 lbs of barbed wire and drainage tile in transit. They seek 15 carloads daily for prompt shipments and promise low prices on fertilizer with favorable spring contracts.
Mr and Mrs Samuel Irwin entertained friends Monday evening for daughter Mrs Ogden of Culver. Mr and Mrs Stragsler and sister Mrs Raffinsberger spent Tuesday in Altoona. Mrs Ryan and children visit her parents at Gipsy. Miss Winifred Stiffler resumes teaching at Pine Grove School after two weeks influenza pause. Alva Brickley of Cresson, a passenger conductor, visited his parents over Sunday. Mr Caldwell resigns from Cherry Tree Supply. Mr Reese of Punxsutawney won a prize as visitor Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ord Tonkin and son Robert visit Mrs Longaker in Detroit Michigan.
The Dorcas Society of the Baptist church will hold a social at Mrs. Mary Phillippi's home in North Yomer on next Monday evening, St. Patrick's day.
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