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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1913

Page

8

Steving and Son Furniture Ad Down by the Court House

An old advertisement from Steving and Son Furniture and Undertaking Co promotes leather upholstered oak box seal chairs at two dollars and polish finished furniture. It touts quartered quality rugs with 1914 patterns arriving daily and claims unbeatable prices with low overhead. Down by the Court House location is noted.

Iving & Son, Furniture & Undertaking Co Court House H. H. Steving & Son Court Mouse Furniture & Undertaking Co

Mahaffey Optical Firm at Indiana Hotel Visit

A Pittsburg optical firm led by W. E. Mahaffey advertises free eye examinations at the New Indiana Hotel in Indiana Pennsylvania. Glasses priced from 50 cents to 8 dollars, with claims of no drops or drugs and a system to relieve headaches and neuralgia tied to eye strain.

W. E. Mahaffey Pittsburg New Indiana Hotel Indiana

Dixonville Revival Inquiry Reflects Local Church Ties

The Dixonville note questions revival needs and links church attendance to civic improvements. a reader argues churches should receive similar community backing as dance halls and other venues. The fragment covers social calls, visits, and upcoming events in Pine Flats and nearby towns with names like Turner, Williams, Sides, and Peffer.

Dixonville

Indiana Pa News Chronicle Nov 11 1918 Progress Notes

The column recounts local incidents including a dispute with Attorney William Fairman from Punxsutawney, a public appeal from Wilmer Stewart promoting sleighs and vehicles, and events in Indiana Pa such as Donation Day for the Children's Aid Society, resolutions by the Women's Relief Corps for Mrs. John Doty, a bobsled/vendor notices, and details of a Pittsburgh football game. Also notes on administrative notices, annual stockholders meeting for Indiana County Street Railways, and an auditor appointment with November dates.

Pine Flats Turner A. H. Williams Maryland New York FW. Williams Harold Barnesboro Adlers Cabler Johvistown Bettie Sides Trinkley Spangler Carrie Clevenger Blairsville J. D. Joiner George Minnie Stephens D. D. Patterson Juniata College BE. F. Parry William Raynard Helmgood W. M. Morris R. B. Tate Indiana Henderson Stitt John Holmes Zenas Hines B. J. Williams Gon. Arthur W. W William Fairman Punx- Autawney Court House Fairigan Punx Autawney Airman Punxsutawney Children's Aid Society Industrial Home Eleventh Street Women’s Relief Corps of Rochester Mills John Doty Mrs. Doty Air Charter Minute Book Society Indiana Progress and Marion Center Independent Committee Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Washington and Jefferson College Porbes Field Western Pennsylvania K. Wy, Davis Park Building Raibures Company Jmphn Parmer’ Banke OLATR

Notice of Application for Sale of Real Estate

Guardian of minor children William LeRoy Black and May Elizabeth Black seeks court order to sell undivided one ninth interest in a 35 acre timber tract in West Marion township Indiana County Pennsylvania. Private sale proposed to William S Beck for 200 dollars. Proceedings at Orphans Court of Indiana County on December 13, 1913 at 1:30 PM. Cunningham and Fisher, solicitors.

Savings & ‘Trust Company of Indiana William LeRoy Black May Elizabeth Black Caroline V. Black Orphans’ Court of Indiana County William S. Beck West Maioning Pennsylvania Hugh Neal John Lantz John Beck Herry J. Q. Hoover Prica Cunningham & Fisher Guardian

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Indiana House Charles Grifth Heilwood THE Wallace Dry Goods Company Jamestown Wallace Dry Goods Camnanw Epg J. C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors Goodyear H. C. Christy & CO Phila. St Wilmer Stewart Isabel Campbell White Township East Liverpool Steubenville J. L. Orr Indiana, Pa Peder Orphans’ Court Tidkum Stephen Wigs Dinetur Sprunvie Marshall Building Fuddata 12Th Oelock Pen W. M. Mahan Fels & Co Phiadelphia sheLenlap deHaipthawn Au Farmers Bank OF Indiana Resources Harry W. Wilson Johne B. Taylor John G. St. Clair Robt, Mitchell D. C. Mack J. N. Langham J. C. McGregor Dr. R. EF. McHenry A. Rinn John B, Taylor D. B. Taylor J.D. Ake Cunninghawm Cunningham McKinstry
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