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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1921

Page

6

Lightning Rods Peter Stile Co Offers Safe 36,000 Volt Copper Rods

Lightning Rods Peter Stile Company advertises 1/2 inch thick, 99 percent pure copper rods of 32 wire construction rated to carry 36,000 volts to earth with a performance guarantee. They offer to send representatives to explain prices and terms from their Indiana Pennsylvania address. Rexall One Cent Sale announced for May 12 13 14.

Peter Stile Company Peter Stile CO Third Street Indiana

Local Social Roundup From Culver to Barnesboro

Mrs. Grisemore of Culver visited friends Friday. Mrs. G Pink and sons visit Patton. Miss Margaret Williams and W Williams called at Barnesboro. Miss Sara and Annabel Glenn visited Miss Williams. Chrissie Gibson and sister Mrs Harry visited in town. Wilda visiting assell while ill. Mr. and Mrs. John Gill and family visited Mrs. Sara B Williams and Richard Williams in Burnesboro on Sunday.

John Williams Culver Sara B. Williams Richard Williams

Public sale ad and local notes from Punxsutawney area

Smicksburg Burt Weston served as Punxsutawney caller last week. Local residents Snyder and Stear spent time with family while visiting relatives in East Mahoning AmBrose and Day ton. Lucile Robinson visited Punxsutawney friends. Wm JL Good underwent appendicitis surgery in Punxsutawney hospital. Rexall store promotes 1 cent pale sale May 12 to 14 with Nexall hot water bottle and coffee specials. Elmer W. Allison Indiana Pa.

Burt Weston Punxsutawney Mr. Snyder Vandergrift Samuel Stear Regullar Army 5. K. Stear Wm. Hopkins East Mahoning Township Scott Chambers Ambrose Thomas Burns Dayton Lucile Robinson Wm. JL. Good Goodville Elmer W. Allison Indiana Rexall

Public Sale At Lytle Farm South Of Indiana

Public sale of farm stock and machinery at James R. Lytle's farm five miles south of Indiana on the Saltsburg road on Wednesday May 25 at 12 o'clock noon. Items include one horse, cow, Chester White sow with ten pigs, 60 Rhode Island Red hens and a long list of farming gear, tools, implements, household goods, furniture, appliances, and kitchenware.

James R. Lytle Indiana Saltsburg Road

Auction Sale Notice Near Willet 1921

Terma made known on day of sale. JAS R Lytle R W George Auctioneer 1921c by the undersigned on the farm of the Inte Perry Wallace near Willet on Thursday May 19 at 12 30 o clock black horse 7 years old 4 head Guernsey cattle farm machinery and vehicles and household goods W KE M Copeland Administrator D P Bothel Auctioneer

Jas R. Lytle R. W. George Perry Wallace Willet W. Ke, M Copeland D, P Bothel

Dilltown Social Notes Honor Visitors and Local Arrivals

Mrs Nelson Young returns home after weeks with daughter Mrs Mary Edwards of Ebensburg. Mrs BE Hewitt and son Earl visit relatives in Erie. Miss Ethel Stewart stays with aunt Mrs Gordon Francis of Wehrum. Miss Eliza Dill from Indiana weekends at home. Mr and Mrs Joseph Weaver of Indiana visit brother Herbert Stephens and family. Weaver speaks at Mothers Day program at Baptist church. Edgar Young of Johnstown visits his parents. Bobbie Palmer, son of Dr and Mrs Palmer of Johnstown, visits grandmother Olive Stephens. Roy Conrad buys a Ford.

Nelson Young Mary Hdwards Hbensbure BE. E. Hewitt Earl Erie Ethel Stewart Gordon Francis Wehrum Eliza Dill Indiana Joseph Weaver

Stephens Family Moves to Old Homestead

Herbert Stephens and family move onto the old homestead. Mr and Mrs Boyd Tomb visited Blakeville and Blacklick Sunday. Miss Gussie Stephens of Johns town spent the weekend at her brother Herbrt Stephens home.

Herbert Stephens Mrs. Boyd Blakeville Blacklick Gussie Stephens Johnstown Herbrt

In Memory Of Mrs Mary M Law Died April 27 1920

Mary M Law widow of Harry Law died April 27 1920 at 68 years in Grant township with son Rev D R Burkey. Funeral by Rev Oran Iyock at Montgomery Church of the Brethren near Hillsdale. Interment in church cemetery. Survived by sons D I Burkey and J H Burkey, daughter Amanda Burkey, siblings, six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Daughter poem ends notice May 11 1921.

Mary M. Law Harry Law D. R. Burkey Grant Township Montgomery Church of the Brethren Hillsdale Oran Iyock D. i J. H. Burkey Amanda Burkey Indiana S. Raleigh Amanda Cassidy Glen Campbell John Mairigh Purchase Line D. A. Fleming

Yard 38c in tan white and green white

A note describes a yard marked 38c in tan and white and green and white colors. The brief mentions the yard color scheme and label 38c without additional context or outcomes.

New Guernseyware Shipment Features Mixed Kitchenware

A fresh shipment of guernseyware arrives featuring casseroles in multiple sizes and shapes, teapots, mixing bowls, vanickins, and related pieces, expanding kitchenware options for diners and households.

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