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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1898
Page
5
Local correspondence highlights social visits and guests in Strongstown area communities including Johnstown, Vintondale, Morrellville, and Indiana county towns. Residents travel, host relatives, and attend services while local businesses report improvements and community events.
Local items from Homer City Brushvalley Clyde and Dysonville cover visits, schooling, church services, a skimming station project by Turtle Creek Valley Milk Company manager Freman, a new bicycle craze among youth, and various arrivals departures. Small notices include births deaths and travel between Homer City, Bellefonte, and Altoona, with community updates and reprints of messages.
A physician praised remedy Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for asthma cures, citing two patient testimonials from Inglis Banks Tar Brook and Joseph Klony Charlotte. The article also notes extensive local notices of social visits, church events, and community updates from Smicksburg through Davis with various residents and happenings.
Wanted to purchase a large house and lot in the borough of Indiana Pennsylvania. For particulars contact Joan McGAUGHEY Indiana Pennsylvania. Also seeking bicycles tires rims saddles handlebars chains spokes and nipples from DsauGHERTY Bros.
The Money Saving Store advertises a closing out sale with low prices on Queensware sets from 100-piece to 6-piece, plus cups plates and ewers. It also promotes millinery hats, up-to-date clothing including suits from 2.98, corduroy pants at 1.98, and doors and windows at reduced rates.
Jos. Horne & Co promotes spring and summer fabrics for graduates with clearance prices. Dotted Swisses and India Linens at 15 cents per 2 yards, Organdies at 33 inches, White Mulls and Pin Swisses at 25 cents per yard, Organdies and Batistes from 50 to 94 cents, all via mail order or in person.
Prof. T. Ford of New York entertained a large Bolivar crowd at the M E church under Epworth League auspices. The town notes include local movements and arrivals such as Brown starting a Normal term, Miss Bell Sabin returning home after a successful school term, Miss Annie Wright at home, and the Andrews Opera Company bringing 40 performers to Library Hall tonight.
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