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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1900

Page

5

Homer City Local Notes and Church Light Plan

Local items report sick Professor Kracken, return-to-duty near, visits by George Carson and Gus Falcon, cold keeping Rev Inskeep indoors, and Lutheran plan for street lamps. Community concerns include heating issues at the public school, a surprise party for Milton Brennan, and visits by Mrs Olive Berry. Thanksgiving services planned at Lutheran and Presbyterian churches, with Rev E Hott’s call in progress and Blacklick church tied to the same charge. John W Wray works at Philips blacksmith shop. plans to hire new Blacksmith.

Thomas Kracken Bracken George Carson Vandergait Main Street Gus. Falcon Johnstows James Everett Inskeep Methodist Episcopal Church Homer City Indiana Court House Maude Mitchell Twolick Milton Brennan Olive Berry Emma Blacklick James Everett L. M. Newell Chicago Baptist Presbyterian Church E.hott B. B. McConnaughey Robert Philips John W. Wray

Pity Beauty Pity Beauty Baby Starving Needs Fat

A distressed mother notes her plump baby wasting underfed and pale, urging quick fat intake. The ad promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as the fat the child needs to save her, claiming genuine product with a picture and promising agreeable taste. Distributed by Scott & Bove NY druggists, priced 50 cents and one dollar.

Scott BOWE

Bolivar area notes and a Sumter to Appomattox drama

Local summaries report ongoing town projects including a new blacksmith shop on Main Street with Baughman of Blacklick handling the work, and J L Nix back from two weeks in incubator setup for southern chicken firms. A major war drama From Sumter to Appomattotox directed by Prof Chas M McKelvey will be staged at the Bolivar opera house for Hose Company No. 1 fundraising with a large cast and period costumes.

J. T. Stewart Prof. Bracken Grant Roberts Main Street Baughman Blacklick J. L. Nix United States Bolivar Sumter Appomattox Chas. M. McKelvey Pittsburg Bolivar Hose Company No. 1 Julian Farnsworth U.S. A George Roberta Ike L. Hammond Colonel Thorne Marion McCracken Forbes Harry H. Ford Ellsworth CS. A Chas. W. McKelvey Wash T. L. Berkey Mr. Berkey Farnsworth Corporal Bunglestein Biddy McGee Maj Roberta Lieut Alda McLain Johnstown Hattie Rogers John McHail Woodland W. B. Hammond Stratton Wallace Dry Goods Co J. C. Wallace & Son Philadelphia Street Endiana

Young social circle hosted by Hart and Fails families

Local society events note youths entertained at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hart Tuesday and Miss Elsie Fails Friday. Rev. Douds to preach Thanksgiving termon in United Presbyterian church Thursday. Various church activities, moves, visits, and community happenings across Clyde and Brushvalley with many local residents noted.

Reno Bucknell University Baptist Church Mary Eason Frien Ebensburg Sherman Wilt Alex. Hart Elsie Fails Douds United Presbyterian Church Utah Donds Bracken M. E Martin Pine Township Jacksonville East Wheatfield Joseph Berkey Wilkinsburg Samuel Hutchison S. A. Campbell Heskbon Johnstown Armagh Mya Chancey Ling W.S. Bowen New Florence S. C. van Horn Susan Hutchison

Local Notes from Hillsdale and Surrounding Towns

Typhoid fever sickens Frances Gressley of Hillsdale while neighbors send Sabbath greetings. Visitors include Miss Morna McCormick of Pittsburg and James D. Ake from Patchinville. Roads get attention as John McGuire keeps a cheerful oversight with a new young supervisor nearby. Continued on Eighth Page.

Hillsdale Frances Gressley Mr. Nicewonger Cherrytree James D. Ake Patchinville Frank Buterbaugh Ake Sabbath Morna McCormick Pittsburg D.M. Ruffper Elvie Smith Brockwayville Steele Kerr Indiana Normal Arcadia Jerry Goss Lillie Lydie Sabbath Sample Peter Stahl Homer City Howearth Joseph Shank David Short Tanoma John McGuire James McCoy Leard Newville Jess Sickenberger

Henry Hall’s selling jewelry and novelties ad

A late closing out sale offers jewelry and novelties including lace or breastpins in exchange for stamps. Also promotes men’s underwear gloves and furnishings at less than manufacturer’s price and encourages early visits to Henry Hall’s for bargains.

Henry Hall

Notice to settle accounts of John W. Wray debts

All those knowing themselves indebted to John W. Wray the late landlord of the Central Hotel are requested to settle before December 15 when the accounts will be left with a proper officer for collection.

John W. Wray Central Hotel

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