08 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
1
For Women Lot No 1 gray or field mouse brown shoes high and military heels most sizes in stock values from 6.50 to 7.50. Priced at 5.45. For Men Lot No 3 work shoes with soft elk uppers good soles and heels valued 4.50 to 5.50. Offered at 3.85.
Tan and black English school shoes for boys and girls in sizes 9 to 18 and 1 to 2 and 2 to 5 percent. Prices range from 3.25 to 3.48 dollars for larger sizes and 3.75 to 3.95 dollars for middle sizes. Also wide toe boys shoes priced 2.19, 2.99, and 2.98 dollars.
A local ad lists girls high top lace shoes in brown or black leather with English toe shapes in sizes 8 to 11 priced from 2.48 to 3.48 dollars. Sizes 11 to 2 cost 3.48 to 3.95 dollars and 2 to 7 from 3.95 to 4.95 dollars. Many other button shoe styles also available from 2.48 to 2.98 dollars.
Goodrich White Gums advertises about 200 pairs of punched goods with special prices for immediate purchase. Nine inch Pops at .4 seven inch Tops at .4 Also Red Gums priced by height at 3.00 3.56 and 4.25 with a good assortment available while supplies last.
Local residents and visitors share weekends and weekdays with relatives in Greensburg Barnesboro Ridgway and Punxsutawney. Attendances include gatherings hosted by Mrs Corbitt and Mrs Kissinger with program activities. travel notes mention trips to Altoona Beaver Falls New York and Indiana.
Miss Margaret Burgess of Pittsburgh visits Mr and Mrs J Milton Gibson. Alex Stephens buys a new tractor. Hannah Hadden visits sister Mrs Sara Hadden. A baby boy born at the Helman home. John Smith erects a silo. Warry and William Widdowson visit from Juniata College. Nancy Widdowson sustains a severe hand injury requiring stitches. John and Harry Diehl of Garrett Indiana visiting. Mrs Charles Shoemaker and Mrs H L Shaffer of Tekonsha Mich guests in Diehl home. Rev W H Myers suffers several broken ribs from a falling timber while tearing down a building. Penn Run Presbyterian church to be beautified with new furnishings and paint. Mr and Mrs Al Myers move to Manorville. Mrs Martin Dick visits in 8 F Brown home. J Knox Carney and family of Indiana visiting relatives. Chestnuts are plentiful. high school students enjoy a party. Wava Hamilton returns home from Indiana hospital in improving health. More sugar needed to sweeten housewives tempers.
Annie Baldridge of Midland visits sister Mrs John Hel wan. B Patterson moved to Pedicord place near Strongstown. Ivy Henry ill. corn husking at Stephens farm near Ivison Thursday night. Norman and Helen Henry visit. Joseph Phillips and Royden Coy to Indiana. Helen Lynn guest at Robert Adams. Gressiey family from Heilwood visit Sleppy home. Reed family from Pleasantville visit Wike parents. Griff Waltemire visitors. funeral of A L Dieh attended. prayer meeting Saturday night at o'clock, everyone welcome.
Saturday visitors and local events fill the rural scene with a Christian Endeavor gathering at West Lebanon. Several residents and families spend weekends with relatives from Indiana to Homewood while recovering from illnesses and attending local stops in Iselin and Clarksburg.
Mrs Earl Reithmiller and two children visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Reuben Webster of Gipsy have returned home. Samuel McCullough of Indiana made a business trip here this week. Miss Blanche Farnsworth visited relatives here on Friday.
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