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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1914

Page

6

Dixonville social, band benefit in Batgie's hall

A pie and box social for the Dixonville band will be held in Batgie's hall on Saturday night. The event follows a lively week with a large Engle's hall dance, Slovinsky orchestra, and Republican rally noted as a major local gathering with speeches by Indiana political figures.

Dexonvileh Batgie Dixonville David Ober John Burnheimer Wandin Floyd Burnheimer Dilltown A. W. Engle Benjamin Cook Engle Slovinsky Orchestra George Rickard Mitchells Mills Baptist Old Town Opera House James Lang, Sr Indiana W. R. Calhoun James Jack Eller Peeler Wilmer Wood Assembly

New Paint Shop Opens in Hastings Planing Mill

Edgan KH Beck and J R Wettling have opened a paint shop in the Hastings planing mill rear of 613 Hart Philadelphia street on Nixon alley near Fifth street. They offer automotive, carriage, and sign painting services.

Edgan KH. Beck J. R. Wettling Hastings Hart Philadelphia Street Nixon Alley Fifth Street

Ancomester Militia Recovering Woman and Local Travelments

Mrs John Leagure confined to bed six weeks recovering. Hart Reithmiller and Walter Mumau held a shooting match Friday night well attended. Mrs Cornelius Rowley visiting daughter Julia in Clymer. Zoe Biss of Lovejoy visiting Miss Gaye Wildowson. Mrs Tom Burkett and daughter of Big Run return from Samuel Burkett visit. Mrs 8 G Wolf visiting friends in Clymer. Gordon Hurd of Dixonville and Murray McQuown of Declers Point guests of Mrs Mary J McQuown. Preaching next Sunday at Pine Vale by George Rickard. John Ross moved to mill property vacated by John Nolf. Mr Flick to occupy Ross property. Mrs Lee Menser and daughter Levon of Punxsutawney visiting Mrs Margaret Toaser. John Lowry and C E B Richardson to Punxsutawney Saturday. Mrs T C Shugarts and daughter Elinor return from Snow Shoe. Olive Gibson spent Hallowe’en in Punxsutawney. John Lowry, wife and daughter Will and LeRne Drummond motored to Indiana Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Potta and daughter Gaynetle of Punxsutawney visiting here. John Nolf of Summerville spent Saturday with his wife at Deckers Point.

Ancomester Militia John Leagure Hart Reithmiller Walter Mumau Cornelius Rowley Clymer Julia Zoe Biss Lovejoy Gaye Wildowson Tom Burkett Big Run Samuel Burkett G. Wolf Gordon Hurd Dixonville Murray McQuown Declers Point Mary J. McQuown Pine Vale George Rickard John Ross John Nolf Flick Lee Menser Levon Punxsutawney Margaret Toaser John Lowry C. EB. Richardson T. C. Shugarts Elinor Snow Shoe Olive Gibson Will LeRne Drummond Indiana John Potta Gaynetle Summerville Deckers Point

Mitchells Mills Church Visit Promotes Local News

Miss Hisse Taylor secretary of the C B M will speak at the Christian church in Clymer Sunday morning and evening. Several local residents including Newton Long and Chester visited Homer City relatives. Roberta Weaver sprained her wrist last week. Deb Kelly injured his leg at Mines No 29. A Halloween party drew a large crowd at Milt Rodkey’s store room. Local folks visiting kin and friends, and prize winners at the nickleodeon in Clymer also noted.

Mitchells Mills Hisse Taylor Clymer Newton’ Long Golivar George Rickard Dixonville Russ Johnston Lou Johnston Milt Rodkey E. Howe Zula Mock Zenas Hines Kenwood Allie Newton Long Deb Kelly Mines No Hub Boring Homer City Pete Smith Dean Berringer Wade Learne Lawrence Hines Will Sickenberger Blanche Marion Center

Am I My Brother's Keeper Quoted on Public Health Duty

A discussion on public health and personal liberty argues for strict quarantine to protect the innocent, noting measles and diphtheria dangers. It calls for public education and cooperation with authorities to combat disease, linking duty to both law and divine principle. STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Sayings '& "Pruyt Company of Indiana, Pennsylvania, will be held in the banking rooms of the company on Pharstay November 12, 1914, at 11:00 o'clock, A. M., for the purpose of electing five directors to serve for NW period of three years. B. BE. LEWIS, Secretary, October 28, 1914-26

Sayings '& "Pruyt Company Indiana Pennsylvania Pharstay B. BE. Lewis

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