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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1899

Page

4

Indiana County Republicans Elect County Officials

Newly elected county committeemen are praised for backing the party and attending the first meeting despite muddy roads. George J. Fert is named county chairman after Joen J. Fishir hands over, with praise for his unanimous election. Resolutions endorse the president, governor, and state leaders, while a senator vote tally shows Quay and Dalzell leading. Wanamaker Flinn visit Lancaster for the Easter tree bazaar.

Indiana Banner County JOEN Fishir George J. Feit Fisher George J. Fert Fell House Wanamaker, Flinn and Company

Two Local Weddings Reported in Smicksburg and Georgeville

In Smicksburg, Clark Loughry of Trade City and Margaret Walker of West Mahoning township wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. M. J. Kemp officiating. In Georgeville area, Samuel B. Allison of Lowman West Virginia married Billie Bush, a local resident, at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. J. M. Cogley conducting the ceremony.

Davies Gailey wedding and regional marriages in Allegheny area

multiple marriage notices from Allegheny, Strongstown, Martintown, and Livermore area detail the weddings of Davies Gailey, Griffith Bennett, Mariatte Mears, and Totten Irwin with dates and officiants. Local bazaar and merchant George T Hamilton tour described, praising his stoves and pumps.

Local millinery stores merge as Miss Long joins Brilhart

Mrs. CG J. T. Long buys half interest in Mrs. A. C. Brilhart's millinery shop. Long, formerly employed at Smith's millinery, now works at Brilhart's, expanding the business and pairing experience with ownership.

J. T. Long A. C. Brilhart Miss Long Smith’s Brilart’s

Card of Thanks and Local Notices from Homer City

Mrs Hanna Walker and daughter Mrs Ross thank neighbors and friends for kindness after their bereavement and aid in repairing a storm damaged roof. John Phillips Jane Phillips Homer City. Bazaar at Library Hall Thursday and Friday evenings this week with many useful articles. Fresh fish and oysters orders accepted with delivery Wednesdays Fridays Saturdays by Frank H Daugherty.

Hanna Walker Ross John Phillips Jane T. Phillips Homer City Library Hall Frank H. Daugherty Thomas Wallace Will Griffith Grisemore Dilltown Clara B. Miller Pine Township Buffington N. G. Altimus Charles Shultz M. B. Shultz M. C. Duncan A. P. Roberts Elmer Burkhart Callie Lizzie Buffington Township Houstonville F. A. Cresswell Johnstown J.D. Gibson Annie Nichol Penn Run

Weddings of a Week Highlight Three Local Marriages

Three couples tied the knot in weeklong ceremonies across area households. Harry Wilhelm of Piney West Virginia wed Mary Johnston of Third Ward at the Johnston home with Rev. G T Reynolds officiating. Edward Ralston of Vandergrift married Ida C Holmes of Pine Flat at the groom’s parents’ residence with Rev. D M Kinter officiating. Porter McElwain of Cowanshannock and Sarah O Potts of Washington married at the Potts home under Rev. M L Schmucker with a small guest gathering.

Wilhelm—Johnstion Harry Wilhelm Chambersville Piney W. Va Mary Johnston Thirdwand David Johnston G. T. Reynolds M. E. Church West Virgina

House Gleaners Sell Old Papers and Wrapping Paper

The House Gleaners advertise bundles of old papers for sale at two cents per bundle and heavy wrapping paper at a low price. Order early as supplies are limited and call the office to arrange pickup.

Easter festival and bazaar by Lutheran ladies

The Lutheran ladies host an Easter festival and bazaar in Library Hall on March 30 and 31. It promises to be a unique and pleasing event of the season and invites all to attend.

Library Hall

Personalities in town guests and visitors notes

Sheriff T. Neal and numerous residents and visitors are listed with their hometowns including Pittaburg Covode Canoe township Flora and Blacklick township. The brief notes mention travels to Greensburg Apollo Greensburg Harrisburg and Pittsburg with several students and professionals visiting for the week.

T. 8 Neal Pitteburg Tom E. Hildebrand Pittaburg Godfrey Marshall A. T.simsgon Covode Iddo Lewis Canoe Township B. F. Scanlon Mt. Pleasant Indiana Robert Malcolm Freeport Apollo Virginia Hitchcock Greensburg Messrs D. T. Neil M. McKee Flora M. K. Leard Blacklick Township Malissa Johnston White Township Salisbury T. A. Hughes Conemaugh Township McClure Hammond Bolivar Robert Taylor Cornell University Charlotte Clark J. J. Miller East End Pittsburg Belle Smitten Marchand Punxtsutawney Mary Caldwell Grace Erma Cunningham Wm. Irwin Bertha McHenry DuBois W. M. Cunningham West Philadelphia Edward Sutton Princeton College John Fee Fourth Ward Aaron Gamble Homer City M. E. Withington Adam Black J. C. Wells Smicksburg H. D. Shaffer L. M. White Third Ward D. J. Pringle Conemaugh S. J. McCormick Mark Watson Eldersridge Academy H. J. Thompson Marion Center Harrisburg Elizabeth McFadden Buena Vista James K. Repine Blacklick Repine J. H. Moore Rochester Milla Poughkeepsie N. Y Eastman Business College Della Leech Saltsbury John M. Leech John Wright Jennie Wilmore D. R. Pringle J. M. Cunningham Ohio Kentucky G. W. Kauffman Kent J. H. McEthees Home Grove City College Lizzie Simpson Robert Kerr First Ward John McCune Johnstown Brandon Phoebe Nixon Johnston Moorhead Cherryhill Township J. M. &. Clair Philadelphia

Local Correspondence Highlights Narrow Town News

Local notes report stable mishap as Thomas Wallace slips and cuts his nose while at work. Residents and visitors frequent Marion Center with social visits, school events, and church activities. The article mentions a large railroad bridge project at Good’s mill, with 1,300 feet length and 160 feet height, anchored on solid bedrock.

Good’s Mill Little Mahoning Creek Alice Redding Ridgway M.S. Kemp Rev Inskeep Clara Elkin Tron City College Conservatory of Music Joseph Buchanan Tessie Marshall Grove City College E. L. Jones

Indiana Markets Brief on Grain and Beans Prices

Market notes show country sides and beans priced by bushel and pound. Wage rates listed per pound reflect current labor costs. Prices appear in Indiana market listings with standard units and local sale context.

Also Mentioned on This Page

D. E. Thompson Blairaville W. R. Calhoul D. W. Simpson James ER. Dick T. P. Stephens Green Township William F. George James L. Peterman M. M. Davis George W. Hood A. F. Cooper United States Quay Jenks Dalzell Lancaster County Davies-Gailey David J. Davies Allegheny City Alicu Gailey Andrew Gailey East Oak Street Day Allegheny Davies Mariatta-Mears George W. Mariatte Emma B. Mears Livermore Squire W. G. McConnell Totien-Irwin David Totten Emma Irtgin Banks Township H. C. Saum LT. E Hildebrand’s W. J. ‘Moore’s M. G. Miller's Blairsville Huntling George T. Hamilton Philadelphia Street Hamilton House Gleaners Oliver Earl Mesars Ed Sweeny A. &. Cunningham Pittaborg Cunningham Mae Cunningham Attommey Samuel Cunningham Wayne Avenue J. M. Hadfield Hadfield L. A. Gamble Olive West Wheatfield Township Harrison Gamble Church Street Creekside Strongstown Marie Moore H. E. Lindley Cockport Adda Little Jacob Little Eva Work Jno Moore Florabelle Martin Clyde Joseph Mack Joseph Campbell Washington School Dr. Mack Armagh Frank Campbell Heshbon Hugh Mack George Rodgers Braddock A. M. Rodgers Miss Mack Seward A. P. Clark J. E. Bennett Thomas Anderson Floyd Mack Robert Mack Henry Hargrave Young’s Young Indiana Marble and Granite Works Banka Martin Earhart Indiana Borough Indiana County Daugherty Harry W. Earhart Peraack Rooney W.R. Loughry & CO D. M. Caldwell Dave Forest City Our Hat Department Court House
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