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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1915

Page

1

Community notices and lyceum plans at Ridge

County town news lists preparatory services with Rev Hepler and family visits, plus social gatherings at Indiana Normal and Olivet. It notes Redpath Brockway Lyceum course at The Ridge featuring Dr Lee Francis Lybarger, with tickets $1.50 for the full series and 40 cent singles, and reports Widers Ridge Literary Union programs at the Vocational School with officers Starry Boden Naomi Shearer and Glenn Neeger.

Dean Samuel Snyder Wesley Isabelle Robert Fassett Salisburg J. A. Gallagher George Clarksburg Remaley Robert McComb John Kfart I. J. McComb Apollo Redpath Brockway Lyceum the Ridge Lee Francis Lybarger Presbyterian Church Lybarger Patrick Henry Bryan and LaFollette Widers Ridge

Local social notes from Blairs ville and area

Roy Reed and a companion visited Mrs. P Le Warren on Sunday. Several residents, including Mrs. David Richey and Mrs. J Stockdale with daughter Mary, hosted relatives in recent days. Funeral attendees and church activities are noted along with travels of Rev. Stumpf and Rev. Woods.

Vacation and visiting notes from local residents

Mrs C Mangus joined Jo sephine people subscribing for the Progress during the week P C Woods returns home from vacation Mrs W B Ferguson and daughter Almeda visiting relatives in Ohio Morris Rothstein visiting Pittsburg Walter Ward attended a ball game in Philadelphia Perio Lewis vacationing at Atlantic City New Jersey Miss Frances McNally of Dungesne visiting Lerconsin Miss Catherine Woods My and Mrs Irvin Foife Indiana callers Saturday night Mr and Mrs Jas Howell spent Sunday at Latrobe Chas Manda of Johnstown vacationing with his parents then taken ill with typhoid Alex the son of Mr and Mrs Alex Stuart seriously ill with pneumonia.

C. Mangus P. C. Woods

Brushvalley News: Local Visitors and Family Moves

Dr Homer Miller and his mother from Altoona visited Daniel Miller in Brushvalley on Sunday. Jonnie Campbell and Mrs Keller traveled to Strongstown Saturday. A baby boy was born to the home of Q Overdorff last week. Clarence Meleaters and Lawrence Roser visited Johnstown friends. Two children of Wesley Frompton with diphtheria. Clara and Mary Rowland, son Jose nen Rossiter, visited their mother Mrs Aller Rows land. Guy McCormick and family from Johnstown visited in the valley last Sunday. Lincoln Q Overdorff and family from Johnstown visited Mrs Overdorff's parents Valentine Brown and wife. Bruce George and family from this place visited his mother Mrs George on Saturday. Wallace Robertson and sister Fanny of Johnstown visited their brother Wilson Hobertson and wife Mrs Agnes Nesbit who are on the sick list. Frank McGrenaud’s family from Pittsboro spent Sunday with his sister Mrs S T Wtugh.

Brushvalley Homer Miller Altoona Daniel Miller Jonnie Campbell Keller Strongstown Q. Overdorff Clarence Meleaters Lawrence Roser Johnstown Wesley Frompton Clara Mary Rowland Jose Nen Rossiter Aller Rowsland Guy McCormick Vallers Lincoln Q Overdorff Overdorff Valentine Brown Bruce George Family George Wallace Robertson Fanny Wilson Hobertson Agnes Nesbit Frank McGrenaud Pittsboro S. T. Wtugh

Local Social Roundup from Marion Center and Nearby

Claude Mogel and Wylis Peres visit Mrs. Aaron Louk family in Marion Center. Morris Stiteler from Woodbine with family calls on Mrs. D.C. Wells and Mr. A. G. Brewer. Elkin relatives attend funeral of Sion John P. Elkin in Indiana. W. P. Hawk’s colt lost last week. Arthur Elkin returns home after months away. Van Horne visitors include in laws from Eeonomy. G. E. Elkin and family visit Smicksburg. T Herants family visit Susie Weber in Sykesville. Madaline Wells visits Punxsutawney.

Claude Mogel Wylis Peres W. T. Mogel Aaron Louk Marion Center Morris Stiteler Woodbine Iowa Phoebe Warren Smicksburg D.C. Wells A. G. Brewer James and Llenty Elkin Sion John P. Elkin Indiana W. P. Hawk Arthur Elkin van Horne Mrs. Stoffel Eeonomy A. M. van Horne G. E. Elkin T. Herants

Local Notes From Elderton Area And Surrounding Towns

Elderton J C George recovers slowly from boils. Mrs Susan Smith returns from Van dergrift. Greer Yount home from Indiana Normal for Sub Hath. Mr and Mrs Glenn of Slippery Rock visit daughter Mrs Ll Patton. Wilbert Wood of Shelocta visits Elderton. Miss Margaret Gibson of Gastown visits Mrs Clark. Rev and Mrs West and Mrs Patton visit her son T L Tatton. Lecture course planned for winter. first event in November. Misses Edith and Jane Ralston return from five weeks in the west. Miss Virginia Calhoun of Gastown visits Elderton. Communion at United Presbyterian church last Sabbath. Mrs Guy Guta and daughter stay with Mrs Samuel Price at Everett. Edna Coon of Indiana visits Ida Shields. Mrs Hannah Hill visits Indiana friends. Mrs James Bovard and Mary Rice of Marion Center, and Mrs John McQuilken of Indiana, visit here. Annie M Brown visits sister Mabel Whistler of Mercer. Ben Scott and children from Butler visit sister Mrs John Streams. Grace Garney of Delalaville visits uncle William Lingenfelter. Foater Lightcan and daughter Mrs Frank Sloan visit Cloe. Pie social at Thompson school house Friday evening, ladies bring pies. Aultman Run. Mrs Wm Hibberd and daughter Naomi visit here. Mr and Mrs A R Cunningham visit Jackson ville. Samuel Waddle injured threshing. back at work. Mrs D G Hollis and Mrs G W Stokes visit Blairsville. Mrs Samuel Waddie and daughters Edna Mary Helen visit W Q Gess. Nellie Bolen, high school student in Blairsville, home for Sunday. W N Gess, wife and son Ira of Creensburg visit brother W C Gess.

Roy Reed Blairsville P. le Warren David Richey A. N. Lakehart J. . Stockdale Mary Dayton R. Good John Fleck Merle Stiteler Punxsutawney Mary Weaver DuBois Harry Lakehart Martha Lakehart Maurice Stiteler West Ladies’ Aid Society The Lutheran Church S. T. Gibson J. B. Weaver Indiana Nancy Ritchey Cochran Templeton George Bowman Henry Drow Nellie R. W. McBrier John Wagner Laura Hughes J. C. George Susan Smith Vandergrift Greer Yount Indiana Normal Glenn Slippery Rock Ll. Patton Wilbert Wood Shelocta Elderton Margaret Gibson Gastown Clark United Presbyterian Church Rodkey M. H Guy Guta Lutz Samuel Price Everett Edna Coon Ida Shields Hannah Hill James Bovard Mary Rice Marion Center John McQuilken Annie M. Brown Mabel Whistler Mercer Ben Scott Butler Aultman Run Wm. Hibberd Naomi Sample Run G. W. Stokes A. R. Cunningham Jacksonville Samuel Waddle D. G. Hollis Samuel Waddie Edna Helen W. QO Ges A. RR. Cunningham D. G. Dolls W. O. Gess Nellie Bolen W.N. Gess Ira Creensburg W. C. Gess

Coke business improves with 500 ovens fired and more planned

Announcement by the H. C. Frick Coke company reports 500 added coke ovens fired last week with Bitner plant reviving 200 of 300 and 85 percent capacity now, while 750 more ovens will be fired across 18 plants. The South Fayette plant near Leckrone to resume next week amid labor shortages and a new higher wage scale across coke plants.

H. GC. Frick Coke Company Bitner Frick Company Adelaide Brinkerton Buffington Calumet Continental Continental No Dorothy Hecla Kyle Marguerite Standard United York Run Hostetter Whitney Leisenring No Lemont Hinery South Payette Coke Company Leckrone

More Slides at Panama Canal Delay Opening

Engineers survey the Galliard cut slide area and estimate 10,000,000 cubic yards of earth in motion requiring dredging. Canal officials say the waterway likely remains closed until at least the first of the year.

Galliard Cut

Market quotations report from Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago

Market notes from Pittsburgh and Cleveland dated October 12 provide cattle hogs and sheep price ranges highlighting prime and choice classes. Chicago figures list hog and cattle prices with mixed grades and futures quotes for WheatierDec Corn Oats.

Pittsburgh Cleveland Chicago

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