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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1905
Page
8
The Mahoning Gainsl Saldxedh School Association plans sessions Tuesday and Wednesday next week with opening exercises, addresses, reports, and discussions on Sabbath school influence and consolidation. A Wednesday closing and a large list of recorded deeds follow the convention.
The Clymer Manufacturing Company plans to expand its modern plant by adding a panel large department led by Keerie A Connill who recently joined from the cameling works at theirsyilies ftp. A new manager, Canrathy, based in Riverot Conkport, will oversee the machine shop and department. The expansion aims to place finished ware in the market soon, with current production limited to sinks. The project is expected to create employment for 114 men and, at full capacity, require double that number. The plant will also install new machinery and adjust facilities as the department grows. Hadley’s Moving Pictures will entertain at Normal Chapel on Monday evening, May 26, promising a varied program. Admission is 10 cents. seats on sale at Wall’s. A birthday gathering for Soho F. Stahl of Somer City drew 25 relatives and friends, with a noon dinner and gifts. Raw wool buyers will open James St Clair primary during the wool buying season, offering the highest market price for wool. Bring your wool.
Additional personals note Miss Ross Cooper of Chambersville taught in Westmoreland County and returns home for summer. Miss Charlotte Crossman of town attended Grand Opera in Pittsburgh Friday night with friends from Edohustown. Miss Mabelle Woodward of Jolintown, who had been with Miss Lauren Cunningham of Wayneville, returns home Saturday evening. Mrs. Sarah Moorheml of town returns Monday from Ohio after six weeks with her daughter Mrs. Unghe Wylie. A campaign thanks from Hanky Coxplan Blairsville dated May 11, 1405 expresses appreciation despite defeat.
May 22 to May 26 Mr and Mrs Mahaffey opticians of Pittsburg stay at the Clawson House Indiana Pa offering free eye examinations. No pressure to buy and prices reasonable. They warn many headaches and nervous issues stem from overworked eyes and claim proper correction helps. Mrs Wellington Bley praises their glasses after years of unsatisfactory fits and shaky vision.
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