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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1900

Page

5

Local Correspondence Strongstown notes and Penn Run items

Strongstown reports visitors and locals at work with new timber, coal bank openings, postmaster appointment at Nolo and a thriving Tensorial artist business. Penn Run notes Sabbath visits, measles and whooping cough spread, a large summer school program under Prof Campbell, and staffing by Superintendent J T Stewart and Prof J T Beary as enrollment climbs.

James Grow Buttington Township John Lowry Shelton Stophel John P. George Gafreth Stewart Buffington Mr. Huffman Orbin Miss Adessa Grow Ellaworth Rowland Nantyglo Elmer E. Burkhart Wilmore Wintondale Frank Warfield Pine Township Harry Wallace H. D. Snyder Petersburg Wm. Lydick Penn Run Prade C. A. Campbell Armagh Cambria Westmarland Greenville Westmoreland Ste Dne J.T. Stewart Campbell J. T. Beary Blairsville Penn , Run

Marion Center News Highlights Local Guests and Socials

Marion Center reports Charlie Griffith visited from Indiana and Charlie McGregor, Howard Park, and George Rowe spent time in town. Miss Alice Beatty stayed near Deckers Point with her father. William McElhoes and sister Mary visited from Kellysburg, Mrs. Harry Linley hosted by her parents, and a social dance occurred at Fleck hall. Norman Avey stayed with parents from Butler. Howard Bee from Todians Normal returned home for Sabbath. J M Thompson and wife hosted by A L Guthrie. Samuel Mabon and wife visited their daughter near Smyra. A Philadelphia visitor, John Oliver, recalls a near fatal illness and praise for Electric Bitters. Listings include mill for rent or sale and leather goods at Sharretts.

Marion Center Charlie Griffith Indiana Charlie McGregor Howard Park George Rowe North Dakota Alice Beatty Deckers Point William McElhoes Mary Kellysburg Harry Linley Burnside Jacob Little Fleck Hall Norman Avey Butler A. Avey Howard Bee Todians J. M. Thompson A. L. Guthrie Samuel Mabon J. B Rosborough Nannie Zilla Rosborough Charles and Glenn Jobn Sutter Whitesville Misa Binnie McConnaughy Miss Davie Miss Park Indiana Normal Thorp McConnaughy

South Bend notices and rural visits mix across regions

A crowded local column records visits and movements in South Bend Vandergrift Apollo and nearby towns. residents and travelers include Misses Miller Clawson King Rosborough and Rosborough siblings along with teachers and ministers. others relocate attend meetings move homes and advertise services including monument sales and wood cutting.

Real Estate Transfers and Stallion Breeding Notice

Real estate transfers list multiple deeds in Armstrong and White counties with prices from 45 to 1 750 dollars. Also notes two famous stallions at David Edwards farm near Onberg and Indiana fairgrounds weekly breeding schedule. Barn for sale behind Thomas flats, purchaser must move it. Sharretts advertises patent calf bar morals and button styles.

Minnie E. McDowell Conemaugh Hiram Shirley David M. Morrison Armstrong Margaret G. Anthony John J. Anthony Harry White Indiana McLain Davis Thomas Sutton White Lain Davis W. L. Dilts Smirkeburg Elvena Marshall Garfield Fire Clay Company West Wheatfield John W. Shaffer F. Clark James C. Fee Elliott Robinson George H. Anderson David Edwards Experience, Jr Cloud Almont, Jr Onberg Thomas Flats Stewart & Myer Sharretts

The Spring Carpetings showcase new floor coverings

The Spring Carpetings presents a wealth of beauty style and economy in floor coverings. SPECIALS in four grades include 60c Tapestry Brussels at 424¢ 75c Tapestry Brussels at 574¢ 35¢ Tograin Carpets at 2246 65ce Ingrain Carpets at 474¢. Ruys Shades Curtains Portieres Wall Papers Chinaware Cut Glass and Silver Plate highlighted for housekeepers.

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