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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1915

Page

10

Homer City Lyceum Opens as Town Journals Attend

The Homer City lyceum course opened Monday with Mr. Burgdorfer as the entertainer. Miss Mary Campbell and Miss Mary English underwent appendicitis operations in Indiana hospital and are recovering. Other local notes mention residents' travels, club entertainments, and community updates.

Homer City Evan Griffith J. L. Nix McConnaughey Ligonier John P. St. Clair Saltabore Mary Campbell Mary English Indiana

Blairsville Community Notes From Interm Property Sale To Meetings

In Blairsville the Interm Duncan brick property known as the Diamond was sold to Frank Stare by G L Clawson. Preparations for tabernacle meetings are underway with ministers and Railroad Men's Y M C A services held Sunday. Prayer meetings are planned for Tuesday and Friday evenings at various homes. Construction on the new 100 by 200 foot heated tabernacle will start mid month. Governor Brumbaugh and party will pass Thursday morning via the western pike. Emma Wilson suffered a stroke in Greensburg. physicians expect recovery. Local society and church events continue with markets, lectures, and social gatherings. Several visits, illnesses, and a few accidents are noted among residents and visitors.

Blairsville Interm Duncan G. L. Clawson Frank Stare Tabernacle Y. M Brumbaugh Emma Wilson Dr. Wilson West Penn Robert Biggerts Greensburg Derry Township Dudley Lyons D. B. Caulks Clarion J. P. Archibald Wm. Dunsmore Columbia Plate Glass Co Wm. Boyd Somerset Wm. Lawrence Blacklick Township John Pater Samuel Palarach Town Century Club

Local Visits Across Counties In Ohio Towns

SOUTH MAHONING Vale Kerr of Indiana visited his mother Mrs Martha Kerr Saturday W R Fulmer and wife of Plumville spent Sunday with Joseph Jewart and wife Mrs Annie Wadding spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Sophia Wadding M 2 Fisher and Ida visited friends at Ambrose Sunday Mrs M F B Rowland was calling on friends in Plumville Saturday Miss Alda Learn of near Marion Center is visiting friends in this vicinity

Vale Kerr Indiana Martha Kerr R. Fulmer Plumville Joseph Jewart Annie Wadding Sophia Wadlding Fisher Ida Ambrose M. FB. Rowland Alda Learn Marion Genter

Local residents visit across towns and family ties

Mrs. Dave Barr returns from a visit with her aunt Mrs. R. T. Smith of Saltsburg. Postmaster Harry W. Fee of Indiana calls in town Thursday. Squire J. Cal George of Elderton visits Wednesday. Prof. H. C. Fetterolf of Harrisburg and R. W. McComb of Eiders Ridge were here last Wednesday. Mrs. Howard Snyder and her son visit Vandergrift relatives. Nan McGough of Pittsburgh visits Joan Campbell and local families. Dr. W. E. Griffith of Iselin calls in town. Dr. Robert Harmon of Shelocta visits his brother Dr. C. G. Harmon Monday evening. Harry George and several others motor to Indiana. Julia Wiggins of Indiana and Linnie Barker of Johnstown visit Mary Hancock.

Dave Barr R. T. Smith Saltsburg Harry W. Fee Indiana J. Cal George Elderton H. C. Fetterolf Harrispurg R. W. McComb Eiders Ridge Howard Snyder Litle Son Vandergrift Boyd Sheffler Marion Shefler Effie Virginia W. E. Griffith Iselin Robert Harmon Shelocta C. G. Harmon Harry George E. A. Miller Elizabeth Barr J. C. Barr Julia Wiggins Linnie Barker Johnstown Mary Hancock

Local Notes From Clarksburg and Nearby

Arthur Newhouse drives a bakery wagon in Indiana. A. C. Lowman and family visit Meade Lowman in Conemaugh. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tullenbaugh Friday. T. S. Ashbaugh moves into the Harry Kier house. John Hart, Ord Lee, Dan Gallagher, Thos. Patton and Paul Lowman visit Saltsburg Wednesday. Mrs. A. H. Jewell improving slowly. Crary Marshall spent Sunday in Pittsburgh. Sam Baroni and family leave for Aultman. Mrs. Gary teaches and rests at Newrytown. Hugh Lowman improving after foot injury. May McQuiston returns home to Saltsburg. W. W. Young of North Point vacationing with parents. Mrs. Susan Dixon plans Indiana move. Miss June Ferguson and Miss Margaret Smith visit Iselin.

Clarksburg Arthur Newhouse Inana A. C. Lowman Consmaugh Meade Lowman Wm. Tullenbaugh Ashbaugh Harry Kier John Hart Ord Lee Dan Gallagher Thos. Patton Paul Lowman Saltsburg A. H. Jewell Crary Marshall Pittsburg Sam Baroni Aultman Gary Newrytown Hugh Lowman May McQuiston W. W. Young North Point Susan Dixon Indiana June Ferguson Margaret Smith Iselin

Pianos and Player Pianos at The Big Store

H H Steving Co advertises pianos and player pianos highlighting tone touch action durability and all instrument essentials. The Big Store at 39-2te promotes its superior lines and sales emphasis.

H. H. Steving & CO

Saltsburg Community Notes From Local Visit and Moves

Saltsburg items report J P Watson and G Q Creighton traveling in California with Mrs Shaw visiting her mother Mrs Mellwain in town. Rhea represented the G A R in Washington. Minnie Kettering visited her sister over Sabbath. Seventeen youths went to Selders Ridge for a chicken dinner. Mrs Wilson returned from New Castle with granddaughter Francis Lone. Mrs Weamer went to Wilkinsburg for hospital surgery. Chas Mishel moved to his own home in Apollo extension. Three new autos arrived. owners include Albert Smith Joseph Bergtaon and J C Moore Hardware Supply Co.

J. P. Watson California Mra W. Creighton Aletoona TS. Shaw Boston Clic Mellwain Joseph Rhea Nationat O Washington, D.C Minnie Kettering Apollo Id Wing Selders Ridge R. OH Wilson New Castle Mrs. Lone Francis Lone H. S. Weamer Satpath Wilkinsburg Cohunbia Hospital Chas Mishel

Local Visitors and Community Notices From Clymer Lake Area

Penn Run residents and Indiana visitors called Monday with families listed. Brethren church services announced for two weeks. Local social and literary society met at Mrs Burkhart’s with a program.

Joby O'Nell Milleghter Balle Milton Crassford Indiana Henry Magle Davghter Jene Frank Overman WY. Bandhart Brethren Church Miller Adkins Clymer Lake George Lowman T. D. Stephens J. W. Burkhart

Local Notables Report Varied Illnesses and Visits

Deckers Point residents report Marlin McAfoos confined by rheumatism while James C Masters visits Marion Center on Wednesday. John Smtyers and J Smiyers family members recover from rheumatism and illness with kin nearby. J Boucher and David Stonebraker recover from rheumatic ailments and a recent attack, with Mrs J Kimmel visiting Shes leth area.

Marlin McAfoos James C. Masters Marion Center John Smtyers Mra Geo Hank J.C. Smiyers J. Kimmel Shes Leth Ilamothen Mia J. Boucher David Stonebraker

Period Style Furniture Sets at The Big Store

Period style dining and bedroom suits offered in Jacobean, Queen Anne and Colonial fashions. Dining room suites in popular finishes. bedroom suites in American willow and mahogany. Colonial beds in golden oak, mahogany and satin veneers with white enamel and cane panels. Hex springs and elegant mattresses for all beds. Everything new and up to date. HW Mr STHVING & CO. The Big Store.

Won & Mary Sabin Mr. Sthving & CO

FOR YOUR HEALTHS SAKE HOW TO KEEP SICKLY

Opinionated health guidance advises sealing sleeping chambers, avoiding sun, and overeating irregularly to “befriend the doctor.” It mocks overcautious care, urges heat, closed windows, infrequent bathing, erratic meals, and changing undergarments, claiming even the undertaker profits from such habits.

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Town News John Fleming Dr. White Helen Campbell William Johnson Mr. Johnson James Starry West Virginia F. C. Batts Lester Myers Snyder Seigfried Blairaville Bessie McConnaughey Akron O. Wendell Miller J. W. Shaeffer Ridge Avenue Harvey Ferrier Ll. Byers Burgettstown Washington County William Kunkle Church Street Ira Paul Juniata Clairton RB. E. McClure Laura Smith Cobes & Campbell's Edward Paul Iseman Olive Catheringa Cumitings Cumberland The Lutheran Church Mary Evans Antos Snyder Clifford Springs N.Y McCullough Sittanning Miss Evans Annie Fowler Arkansas Railroad Street East Wheatfield Frank Patehin Armagh R. & Tomb Mary Tomb May Riggs A. Cunningham A. K. Gerhard Rugh Station J. A. Shrom Blacklick C. A. McFeaters W. P. Shepard Phila Indiana, Pa R. W. Wehrle & Co., Jewelers and Opticians Geo. D. Leydie Undertaker and Embalmer North Sixth St N. Sixth Street South Mahoning West Lebanon Penn Run BON Ton Ber Tere Jnet Waney Cardinal Oxford Fie Women's Union Sloan's Liniment Magnesia Glover Metcher's
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