New Oxfords for Women Go On Sale This Week
The store unveils several new oxford styles for women with a special purchase. Prices start at 3.50 as items go on sale this week offering savings to shoppers.
29 May 1918
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1918
Page
1
The store unveils several new oxford styles for women with a special purchase. Prices start at 3.50 as items go on sale this week offering savings to shoppers.
Local notes list visitors and residents across Snyder County and Punxsutawney area towns. Entries note church events, hospital visits, and social calls among families including Wier, Mellanis, Good, Kyler, and Slitel with many trips to Johnstown, Indiana, and Punxsutawney. The column also mentions Crossman talks, a Red Cross rally, and district officers gathering at HOW.
Mrs Bina Reynolds and others visited relatives while Adela Tale Tribnny and families spent time with friends. Numerous locals including A B Wagner, Merle McCormick, George Buchanan, Bertha Wagner, and Alvin Palmer are noted visiting, staying, or moving. Business trips include Pete Degiento to Johnstown.
Miss Lois McIntyre of Clarksburg is vinle ing her grandparents Mree and Mel. Alex Hart of year here, Boyd Cunningham and Mr Livingston of the Indian Normal school spent Sab-pith with the former's parents Walter Binkley and McKenzie Goemiell have new cars. Misses Vazelle and Mary Learn attended the farewell party at Wm Frye's on Thursday for their son Charlie who left for Camp Lee on Tuesday. Mrs Merle Little attended the farewell for her brother at his home In Josephine on Thursday night. J R Learn, Garrison Gray and son Nan the Bruce Laughry and Mr Sorto motored to Snitaburg Sabbath. Mrs W DL Henry spent last Monday with Mrs 7 Learn. Dr and Mrs A Kaufman daughter Mary and son Albert home on furlough from Camp Lee spent Tuesday evening at W L Hanry's.
Hazlett Orrie and Stella Rickard have been ill with the mumps. Missen Sadie Miller Pearl and Mary Deyarmin of near Bowdertown visited Mrs. Hipple on Saturday. Harry Stickard spent part of the week with his aunt Mrs. John Ruffner of Arcadia. Willian Crosman and daughters visited Barnesboro on Saturday. Austin Kerr spent Sunday with his uncle Calvin Kinter of Cush Creek. Geary Spicher is improving his house with a new front porch. Andrew Wekard has purchased a car.
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