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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1908

Page

6

News of county towns Cookport and Smicksburg items

Howard Keating returns from hospital after injuries in a railroad crash with fractures to leg and arm. Local properties shift as Mal Russell occupies part of Williams hotel property now owned by W H Meekins. Cemetery improvements at U P church include a north drive and new fence. Community notices cover visitors, church services, hunts, and social events in Cookport and Smicksburg with several other nearby towns.

Cookport Howard Keating Otter Mal. Russell Williams Hotel W. H. Meekins U. P. Church Horace Sunderlind McGees Mills Ned Patrick Trimble Homer City Solomon Buterbaugh M. P Quinter Russell Arnesboro D. W. Henry Deckers Olnt Ella Jones Baptist Church Rev. Parker Leslie Pattison Indiana West Virginia Has Sarah Haskins

Heilwood Notes Mention Local Visits And Death

Heilwood news recounts Dr R F McHenry trip to Georgeville and social visits by Birkey, Mitchell, Blaxy, Smith, and others. Obituary notes Fred Gross dies, funeral in Phillipsburg, and serenade for a newlywed couple. Local church services, school institute, and Halloween gatherings are listed along with a Baptist preacher visit and recovering patient Nona Burns.

Weddings of a Week Highlight Local Couples

A sequence of wedding notices from Clearfield and surrounding counties lists MacFarlane-Jose at Ida mar, Alice Katherine Jose of La Jose, groom James P MacFarlane a physician tied to Dixonville coal fields, maid of honor Inez Jose, bridesmaids Bila Hacker and Kathleen Ferguson, with attendants Z Edgar Long Milton Kirk and Richard Shafer.

Inez Jose Latose Bila Hacker Philadelphia Iathleen Ferguson Portage Z. Edgar Long Milton D. Kirk Curwensville Richard M. Shafer Wheeling W. Va MacFarlane Thamar Dixonville Cog Clearfield County Idamar

Robindot Lucas and J C Robinson wed at Hadonville home

Robindot Lucas J C Robinson of Hadonville Virginia and Mish Marion Lucas of the same place were married at the bride’s mother Mrs Clara Lucas Maple Avenue. Rev J W Cary of the Methodist church officiated. In Pittsburg on Phubeday John Matz of White township wed Miss Laura M Beet of Armstrong township by Rev George J Rus hgeil.

Erenell Robindot-Lucas J. C. Robinson Hadonville Mish Marion Lucas Clara Lucas Maple Avenue J. JW. Cary Methodist Church

Personal Breevities From Conemaugh School District

Miss Gladys Bush a Conemaugh teacher spent Sunday at home here. Miss Bessie Palmer of East Mahoning township shopped at the county seat Monday. Arthur Hecker of Pittsburg stayed Sunday with Mrs M J Orr of Philadelphia Street. Monroe and Arthur Torrence students at Washington and Jefferson College spent several days at home, returning today. Mrs J O C McCracken and son Joseph of Johnstown returned home Saturday after visiting her father J B Adair of Church Street. Mrs William Britten and son of Water Street returned from Pittsburg after two weeks with relatives. W G C Diven of near Livermore and sister Mary J Anderson of Parkwood RD visited John Lucas in Homer City over Sunday. Miss Grace Kimmell near Sheloca attended a Halloween party at Normal on Saturday night while visiting sister Mildred. Mr and Mrs Thomas Morrison of Lima Henderson Morrison of Vandergrift and Miss Annie Lemon of New York City were guests of Mrs Joseph Houston of Chestnut Street during the past week. Miss Margaret Evang of town returned home last week from two weeks visit with friends in Pittsburg. Mr and Mrs William Hall of Latrobe, visiting Mrs Pauline Carney of North Ninth Street for several weeks, returned home last week.

Smicksburg A. R. Longanecker Daughtizabeth DuBois Rey J. I. Stabley 3. R. Stear Falls Creek Angus Stear Big Run Bia John L. Stear Town Redding Ridgway Margaret McKinstry Vanercrift Fends C. B. Crandon Etta Reynoldeville James Fetterhoff Denny Crastus Purchase Line E.C. Johnston Cherry ‘Run William Shaffer David Norris Huntingdon County Clair Napp Jean Langham Miss Care-Rowley Freeport John Langham D. R. Houk J. S. Miller Dren Clymer Mr. Keating Cookport Leslie Attison Indiana G. F. Houk C. C. Spicher Ejoy Robert Lay Kansas Harry Law Da'yed Hollins Allegheny Olive Heilwood R. F. McHenry Georgeville Z. H. Birkey James Blaxy Lovejoy Gershom Smith Philadelphia Penna. Steal Co Otis Mitchell Burnside Rev. Noble Patton Fred Gross Red Gross Phillipsburg Portage James Pearce Minnie McCardell Burnaide Joseph Poole Taylorsville William Lydick Orie Barber Pittsburg G. ¥. Barber Kellysburg Laird Thompson H. T. Ross T. M. Ross Charlies Goodlin Green Township Bila Lydick Grant Kinnan Ernest Presbyterian Church Gladys Bush Conemaugh Bessie Palmer East Mahoning Township Arthur Hecker M. J. Orr Monroe Arthur Torrence Washington and Jefferson College Washington J. O. C. McCracken Joseph Johnstown J. B. Adair Church Street William Britten Water Street W. GC. Diven Livermore Mary J. Anderson Parkwood R. D John Lucas Homer City Grace Kimmell Sheloca Mildred Thomas Morrison Lima Henderson Morrison Vanderegrift Annie Lemon New York City Joseph Houston Chestnut Street Margaret Evang William Hall Latrobe Hall Pauline Carney North Ninth Street

Tailored Waists Feature in Bright Spring Sale

A local sale offers blue or tan poplin tailored waists at 98 cents each and select black lateen waists at 79 cents. White, blue, or tan tailored waists with laundried cuffs and collars range from 98 cents to 1.50 dollars. An assortment of white lawn waists around 69 cents is advertised.

Specials of Interest in Bargain Catalog Listings

Special sale items include full room sized tapestry rugs priced at 12.50, cotton blankets from 9.90 to 1.50 per pair, men and ladies dress shoes in wine tan at various tag prices, elbow length kid gloves at 2.48 to 3.50 values, and coat sweaters reduced to 49 cents from 75 cents.

Basements Ventilated Bread Boxes and Kitchenware Sale

A sale listing offers ventilated bread boxes with varied prices 454 65e 75e to 90e per pack. Also featured are decorated Berry Bets items, TBC Long Griddles for buckwheat cakes, 50e Crocks for apple butter in 1 and 2 gallon sizes. Special prices on Granité Kettles and Waffle Irons for gas or coal, advertised as the best, priced around $1 each. Decorated Sance Dishes range from 10e to 15¢.

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