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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1922

Page

8

Local Notes and Socials in Blacklick Area

Ragged column of community items notes travel visits illnesses and events from Blacklick and nearby towns. Visitors include J C Raper Howard Kuhne Frank Carson and Misses Geary Johnston Brendlinger and Huston with Thanksgiving services and bazaars announced. Families relocate move and school activities plus a piano fund festival and a pie social round out the bulletin.

Pittsburgh Hettia Shields Indiana Caroline Kelly Sara Willa Duncan Johnstown Union Presbyterian Church C. B. Callen Free Methodist Church Howard Kuhns Blairsville Walter Witmer Kulling C. O. Smith Ackerson Bell Decemer H. R. Kellar Lancaster C. F. Hisenhauer Altoona Winifred Bushnell W. P. Brown Toronto Can Katherine Schuler Jeannette Orrena Brendlinger Pitcairn John McDowell Annie Fisher Geron Brendlinger C. D. Brendlinger Penn Run John E. Boyle Allegheny General Hospital Ana Huston Pitcair Paul Brendlinger Mildred Warder New Florence New Piano Fund The Lutheran Church Mary Brendlinger Clare Hall Joseph Higgins Himer West Louis Becker Garfield Fire Clay Co Lloyd, Penrose and Family Roy Burkett Bolivar Clyde Anderson Frank Wingard Cameron Davis Clymer Charlotte Beltz Chas‘ Hahn Chas Moorhead Allison Gladys Wingard Plumville Wm. Little Jacksonville Rebecca Little Irvin Weaver Harvey Hall Marion Center J. R. Learn McIntyre H. C. Learn Harvey Beltz George James Carl Beltz Charles Moorhead Rebecca J. Little Jane Maud Allison School South Mahoning Township

Fall fashion notice on wool serge outfits and belts

A compact catalog item promotes heavy weight dark plaid outfits with convertable collars and belts for all ages up to 17 years. Wool serges and neat wool mixes feature button up to the neck style with belted options as this fall's newest styles priced at five dollars.

Overcoats Offered At Discount Prices

Wool mixtures and chinchilla button up to the neck styles feature plaid lining. Regular $6.50 values now reduced to $4.65. Sale highlights durable fabrics and smart winter styling aimed at value conscious shoppers.

Men's All-Wool Suits by Gaytenbury and Reis

All-Wool UY suits priced at 3.44 each. Guaranteed pure wool fabric in natural grey. Described as the best heavy garment on the market by Gaytenbury and Reis.

Gaytenbury and Reis

Wool Shirts and Drawers Sale in Natural Shade

Macayy weight wool shirts and drawers offered in natural shade, sizes vary. Guaranteed 70 percent wool with prices at $1.44 for men’s wool shirts and drawers.

Sweaters and Apparel Sale Highlights

Local store advertises men's pull over sweaters at 1.94 each with a Ttopular item at 2.75. Includes orange roll collar in body heather shade and sizes 40 to 46, noted as extra big values.

Men’s Fleeced U Suits in Lager and Grey Shades

Readable fragments describe men’s fleeced suits in lager and grey shades with closed crotch style. Sizes 31 to 46 implied. Limited clear details due to damaged text.

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