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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1916

Page

8

Gordon Literary Society Program at Gordon Schoolhouse

Gordon Township program notes will be held Tuesday evening at Gordon Schoolhouse with music by a chorus and recitations. Readers include Helen Alexander, W. P. McCrea, Frank McCrea, and many others. Topics cover national wealth law and modern oratory with multiple classes, readings, and a second program at Brush Hollow schoolhouse in Center township on March 24 1916 featuring songs, recitations, debates, and readings.

Gordon Literary Society Gordon Schoolhouse Blacker Township Helen Alexander Voretics Furgeson Frank Howard Hazel Repine Rush Cover Mary Shields W. P. McCrea Joe Mack Frank McCrea Sam Ackergon Frank Repine Henry Graff Joe Mock Mary Alexander F. C. Shields John Ackerson Henry Graft Royden Long Vera Ackerson Charles Swasy Hlizabeth George Sam Ackerson Irene Alexander Reba Wiliams Ira Gibson J. K. Miller Vernetta Steify Anna Clawson Mary Shielda Cora Bruner Laura Stuchel Mable Craamer Garrie Mae Clawson Emma Kunkle Clyda Graham Jacob Pierce Solomon Dunmire Literary Society Bel Brush Hollow Center Township Dorothy Miller Sadie Altman Nettle Kunkle M. Miller G. Johnston Florence Moore Martha Miller Kunkle Dala Lockard John Lewis Ira Altman Gertrude Miller Maurice Lockard J. M. Miller Landfair Howard Lockard J. M. Shields B. Lockard Nevins C. O. Swasy W. BR. Altman

N L Strong for Congress in 27th District

A March 1910 Prep Press endorsement lauds N L Strong Esq for Congress in Armstrong Clarion Jefferson Indiana counties. It highlights his legal and business skill, knowledge of district resources, debate power, and broad public service potential, arguing he would be a strong, useful representative and predicting broad local support in Armstrong County.

Kittanning N. L. Strong, Esq Congress Armstrong Clarion Jefferson Indiana Strong Washington Mr. Strong Armstrong County

Spilling Tonics in Spring Health Advice Column

A regional notice mocks patent medicines as spring tonics and urges fresh air, walking, and simpler diets. It cautions against overreliance on medicine, notes winter conditions limit activity, and gives six practical tips for better health in warmer weather.

Administrator's Novice Letters of Administration 1916

Notice of letters of administration for Susan Widdowson of Cherry Hill Township. FR Widdowson, administrator, requests all claimants to present authenticated claims and debts to be paid promptly. Address 1438 North 60th Street, Philadelphia. March 6, 1916.

Susan Widdowson Cherry Till Township Tose Eliiig FR. Widdowson N. 60Th Atreat Philadelphia

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