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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1899

Page

5

Local notices from Smicksburg and surrounding townships

J i Ewing takes position with Pittsburg street railway. Reports detail travels and visits of the Ewing and Campbell families across Saltsburg Plumville and Saltsburg pages. Community updates cover illnesses repairs painting and religious services with brief local milestones and social visits.

South Bend News Highlights Local Social and Visits

Victor Miller and friends from Van dergrift spent Saturday at this place. Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery visited Misses Belle and Jane Montgomery on Thursday and Friday. Families from New Florence and Vandergrift attended events here including church and funerals. Barn-raising by Al Walbeck and Jacob Walbeck set a 11 day record for a bank barn. Multiple residents traveled to Pittsburg and Blairsville for visits, business, and entertainment this past week.

Smicksburg E. L. Jones Punxtutawney McCarty DuBois Adam Black Pittsburg BR. C. Robinson May Helen D. D. Barrett West Mahoning Township Calvin Bley Punxstawney Vernie Weston DuBaiz J. W. Marshall Philadelphia Taylor Good Weat Mahoning Township James Stiteler Burt Weston Ella Stiteler John Corrigan Indiana Parence Groft Cambria County Jacob Lydick Tayloreville Luther Helman Joe Shank J. W. Howearth Nora Morrell Wissinger West Mahoning Annie Reed Punxsutawney ER. Baire Clara G. Walker North Point John Stear Panxsutawney Walter Black J. E. Dickey Institute David Reesman Helvetia Ira Gahagan South Bend Victor Miller Vandergrift Montgomery Belle and Jane Montgomery Henry Miller New Florence Samuel Smeltzer Tenia Anderson Miller Frank George Eliza Oliver Mabel Reed West Lebanon W. A. Coleman John Finley Leechburg Curtis Bracken Eva Bovard Daugherty Elderton Christian Endeavor James Barr Apollo I. W. George Annie R. L.george John MelIntire Squire J. W. Huston Lizzie Lichtenfeld Garfield William Cline Joseph D. Walbeck Emma Huston Charles Duncan J. A. Walbeck Walbeck Samuel Jamison al. Walbeck Jacob Walbeck Jacob West Wheatfield Township Susan St. Clair Fred Lichtenfels Near Clyde Blairsville John D. Clark James and Ellen Latrobe Bell Rankin Frank Miller Willet Plum Creek Samuel Fleming Marchand Alex Elis Forest County Howard Knauf Jacob Stormer Rev. Jenkins St. Marks United Evangelical Church Canoe D. P. K. Lavan Lizzie Peffer Will Good Jacob Zener

Miss Mame Barr to work in Indiana store this winter

Miss Mame Barr and mother left for Indiana on Tuesday where Miss Mame will be employed in the W. R. Loughry & Co. store. Mrs. Barr will make Indiana her home this winter.

Local notes from Cherrytee and surrounding towns

Cheerytree Mrs E E Brithart and daughter Vitula visit Huntingdon. J H Smith and wife call on East Ridge friends. Misses Armstrong and Smith visit Indiana. G T Johns of Altoona visits cousin Clark Johns. D E Notley of Barnesboro calls in town. Dr J Cameron visits Indiana. Nettie Donahue of Allegheny visits Rinports family. George Johns son ill. Widespread town growth as Mahaffey foundry and McKeage mill run full time. W J Thomas to move to Portage for work with Pennsylvania Railroad. Pineton Silas Fetterman visits George Fetterman. John Reven from Indiana visits uncle Paul Hamil. Addie Murray visits Ebensburg. Griffith Waltemire and John Hoffman attend Hickory Kingdom sermon. Elsie and Sarah Martin visit Martinown friends. Silas Conrad returns from Wintondale with two fingers smashed. son Joseph takes his place. Frank Waltemire visits parents. Maggie Smith returns to Indiana. Protracted meeting at Hickory Kingdom ends. Mrs George Fetterman visits Fry Roser parents.

Frank Moorhead Scottdale Ladies of the Christian Endeavor Society Stephens Dr. Stephens White Township Josiah Lydick George Strong Tyrone Orin Patterson Pittsburg Hal Bailey Allegheny Indiana Earl Cameron Wall Station Peter Fyock Bradford Cheeryteee E. E Brithart Vitula Huntingdon J. H. Smith East Ridge Marie Armstrong Alice Smith G. T. Johns Altoona Clark Johns D. E. Notley Barnesboro J. Cameron Portage Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pineton Silas Fetterman Uniontown George Fetterman John Reven Paul Hamil Addie Murray Ebensburg Farnbaugh Messrs Griffith Waltemire John Hoffman Nole Hickory Kingdom Elsie Sarah Martin Martintown Hannah Mattie Williams Silas A. Conrad Wintondale Joseph Frank Waltemire Maggie Smith Mrs. Fry Roser

Scott's Emulsion touted for recovery and nourishment

An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as highly palatable and easily digested. It claims fresh air and exercise plus steady use aid recovery, noting hypophosphites strengthen the nervous system while cod liver oil nourishes. Sold by druggists. Scott & Bowne, Chemists, New York.

Scott Scott & Bowne New

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