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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1894
Page
5
Blairsville correspondents report visits by Greensburg residents, church matters, a funeral, paraly sis cases, the Whitney Glass Company seeking local works, a Masonic funeral, railroad work updates, school entertainments, and local movements including property changes and political activity in West Wheatfield and nearby towns.
Selections describe visits and guests in towns including Putneyville West Lebanon and Elders Ridge. Dr Bowser and others attend events while Mrs Lukehart welcomes a baby and several residents travel or host guests. Political talk and church services are noted as residents plan trips and attend spring gatherings.
John Miller of Iowa attends funeral for brother Robert Miller Jr. 8 J Telford and sister of Indiana were at the funeral. Neighbors welcomed a new son for George and Hart, and a new daughter for Robert McComb. The primary school closed last week and the grammar department will close this week. Prof Rose and Miss Reed are praised for their successful work.
Mrs Lucinda Spencer and Mrs Mary Hill are listed as sick. Commissioner Black spent Sunday with family. Miss Winnie Nolf visited friends in North Point. Harry Elkin rents Theodore Davis farm and moves next month. Mrs M M Gahagan returns from Mahaffey. Several residents suffered grip and pneumonia. George Stear moves to Adam Black's farm. Walter Black and Stear to run it. W A Getty moves from Indiana to W A Long farm and plans to build. Four weddings last week. infant of Pile dies. Prof J T Stewart promotes New Plarence school. noted as one of Indiana county’s best instructors.
A brief notice urges rapid enrollment in singing sessions noting vocal music and improving vocals as rooms fill quickly and organizers seek to secure participants before capacity is reached.
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