28 May 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1919
Page
1
Brown's offers white shoes and oxfords in high or military heels with light weight soles and lace oxfords or pumps. Women's finer grades of white cloth shoes and oxfords priced from five to six dollars. High or military heels with welt soles available. Wace only.
Advertisement listing hand turned soles button shoes and Mary Jane slippers in sizes 1 to 8. Mentions sizes 1 to 4 and 4 to 8 with price ranges from 1.19 to 1.48 and 1.39 to 1.69. Notes no heel and wedge heel styles.
Javis Foreman visited Pitcairn returning Monday. Mrs Hildebrand and Mrs Smith visiting friends at freshben. Carl Widdowson to Maple Springs NY for summer with grandmother Mrs Ilanna. Soldiers from Blairsville Co L returned from overseas. W G Smith hosted friends. Ladies Aid plans chicken supper for mange relief. Grace McCracken visiting Johnstown. Margaret Dick left for Huntingdon. Clark family visitors Worthington. Rev J T Davis preached at Presbyterian church. Barah Graff spent Sunday at Saltsburg. Sindor from Camp Dix discharged. Dr Wallace and daughter Margaret in Pittsburgh. J B Haston preached Free Methodist. Mrs David Mardis and Ernest Indiana visitors. Mrs Chester Fry returned to Pitcairn. Phelan at Scottdale. Glvie Club to observe Clean Up Day in June. Methodist church yard trees removed and new planted. painting and walk repairs planned. Henry Williams building new River Street home. Ralph Harkins in town from Jeannette. Mrs S S McFeaters and daughter Clair at county seat.
Kenneth Henry of Clymer, back from France, visited sister Mrs. Don Gibson. Leonard Learn and Alvie Learn joined Mrs. Thomas Martin visiting Jeannette. Mrs. Julia Mack hosted. Sick list includes Mrs. Wetterman and Pru Meekins. Mine No. 29 had no work Saturday. Local outings include visits among the Longs, Kellys, Weavers, and other families. Mlderton High School commencement honored six graduates: Mary Ankeny, Edna Lawton, Ruth Roshborough, Thomas Clark, Maria Schracken gost, and Bertha Kiumel.
West Wheatfield township school board Indiana county seeks bids for a three room school building in Robinson with wall and proper drainage, 24 by 80 foot basement seven feet clear. plans at secretary's home. bids due May 24 at 1 00 pm. furniture bids also due. right to reject any or all bids. T A Henderson secretary New Florence April 30 1919. Green Township Indiana county also invites bids for twenty eight new or additional windows at Dixonville school. bids due June 7. plans at secretary's home. IL W Longwill secretary May 4 1919 Dixonville. To breeders of horses two stallions Gilson and King Glendower for sale educated at owner's barn. see owner’s home. R H Thompson owner May 7 at home.
James L Tack attorney issues administratrix notice for Daniel Grumbling of Homer City borough asking creditors to present claims and debtors to pay promptly. Executor notice for Murtha Hampton of Indiana borough requests claims to be presented for settlement and prompt payment of debts. May 14 1099.
On May 5 1919 the Rentjos & Company confectionery in Indiana Pa known as The Boston Confectionery was dissolved by mutual consent. Gust Rentjos and Jack Papos sold their interests to Nick Birtsas who will conduct the business as The Boston Confectionery. Creditors asked to promptly pay Nick Birtsas. all accounts will be settled by him. Nick Birtsas May 24 1919-2t
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