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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1916
Page
6
The article explains that tartar derived from grapes is used in Royal Baking Powder because it is the best and most healthful ingredient for leavening. It emphasizes the healthful quality and suitability of this natural acid in baking.
The June 1916 term convenes on the first Monday. Jurors listed include names from Armstrong Blairsville Buffington Center Grant Indiana Mahoning Wheatfield and other towns. Petit jurors are named for Arm agh Banks Blairsville Buffington Danoe Center Cherryhill Green Indiana Jacksonville Mahoning Montgomery Pine Saltsburg Washington Wheatfield White Patti and more.
Brookville Republican endorses N L Strong citing railroad promotion, coal field development in Jefferson and Armstrong counties. Notes his donations to manufacturing sites, support for glass plant and other industries, and leadership in church and public associations. Highlights two terms as district attorney and farm advocacy. April 26 1916.
The document lists numerous juror names by township including Blairsville, Brushvalley, Buffington, Canoe, Center, Conemaugh, Grant, Green, Homer City, Indiana, Mahoning, Montgomery, Pine, Rayne, Saltsburg, Sheloca, Smicksburg, White, and Young. It specifies jurors for each area such as Banks Samuel Griffith in Blairsville and Arthur Campbell in Brushvalley while noting the fourth Monday of June 1916 as the drawing date.
Mrs G Braughter returns home after eye operation at Punxsutawney hospital. Join McLaughlin and family from Altoona visit M W McLaughlin household. Mrs Mary Mogle came from Cloye guesting with relatives. Miss Cecil and Blanch Hadden host Sewing Circle. Miss Kirkpatrick of Plumville displayed millinery here. Lula Munshower and children visit from Homer City then return home. Roy McLaughlin and Marsh family visit Pittsburgh. Mona Sutter visits sister in Butler. Pearl Shaffer of near Smithport visits here. Elizabeth and William Wyant spend week at Wail Sutter home. J H Miller and wife attend communion at Marchand. Sunday church services: Presbyterian 3 PM, Zion 7:30 PM, Methodist 3 PM. Epworth League 7:30 PM led by William Dunmire.
Mrs L F Robinson and daughter Virginia visited at her Shabecta home on Monday. Mrs J L Feister and Mrs G C Deginney called on Mrs C Laney last week. M C Overdoyff and Mr Lydie spent Wednesday evening with T M Watts. Mrs A W Robinson and son Harry shopped in Indiana last week. Miss Mable Hanna called on J L Feister, and Miss Diffie Watt spent Tuesday.
Last week Mrs Blanche Robin son James King visited at G GC Devinneys home. Mr A W Robinson acted as a Sher beta caller one day. Charles Stanna shopped in Indiana Saturday. Miksel Grace and Hazel Carna han shopped in Indiana Friday. Beulah Henderson Glenn and Owen Coleman, students of Sheloc ta summer school, spent Sunday at their homes. Nathan Boyer and son Darrell of near Homer City with Ralph Ramer family and Florence and Dverell of near Shelocta visited R A Silvis family Sunday. Robert Beighley of Sheloca visited cousin Samuel Beighley Sunday. Joseph Alyhouse and daughter Lilia visited Raymond George and wife near West Lebanon on Friday. Knappenberger of Turkey City visited sister Mrs 1 Henderson. Mrs W J Silvis on aid list. Deeman and Alfred Silvis spent Monday in Vandergrift. Rev J T Lauffer spent Wednesday night with John Coulter family at Hidertown. Alex Harbison of near West Lebanon visited daughter Mrs D B Townsend on Wednesday.
Indiana caller Ambrose 1H Lydie visited last week. Bert McMillen of Punxsutawney spent a couple of days with his parents Mr and Mrs. Jackson McMillen. John Getty of Indiana visited his grandmother Mrs W T Long and family. Mr and Mrs Clark Lightcap and daughter Mary of Johnstown visit Mr D W McMillen and Harvey Lightcap's parents.
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