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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1892
Page
4
The Indiana Progress notice invites readers to subscribe prepaid for a full year and receive both the Progress and Tribune for one dollar fifty. The offer remains open through July 4, 1842, presenting a rare chance to obtain two reliable papers for the price of one.
General Frank Reeder of Easton is elected chairman of the Republican State Committee at Harrisburg, succeeding Lieutenant Governor Watres who declined re-election. The piece notes Watres’s prior role and hints at a bold campaign strategy led by Reeder with Reeder acting as sub-chair during the last campaign.
Washington township residents gathered despite bad weather for the installation of a Jr. O. U. A. M council at Advance. Twenty charter members were initiated, with officers elected. The Rainbow council No. 842 formed, plans to meet weekly, aiming for fifty members. Delegations from Blairsville area lodges attended, with remarks on the order’s aims and community benefit. Memorial notes include Anna M. George obituary and resolutions of respect from Pine council No. 461.
Crowded Library Hall heard the West Indiana Public Schools commencement with five graduates including Louie Anthony Annie Lucas Mary Denning Lena Klingenberger and Darrell Thomas. The program featured prayers salutatory essays recitations songs and a protective tariff address ending with diplomas, a tableau, and a note of praise for teachers and the school board.
Advertises ladies underwear three for a quarter to a dollar each and men’s wear from twenty five cents to a dollar. Itemized offerings include men, women and children’s styles in all widths and sizes available after house cleaning.
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