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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1900

Page

5

Homer City Local Notes Reflect Weddings and School Progress

Local correspondence from Homer City reports visits by residents to weddings and relatives, church changes due to synod travel, and a repaint of the Lutheran interior. It notes public school progress under Prof Bracken, book shortages previously, and plans for Communion services at U K church with Rev Telford and Rev Kyle.

Homer City J. M. St. Clair Butler Ev. Aller J. W. Shaffer Lutheran Church Pitteborg John Young Ohio Purrell McCracken Vandergrift Friends U. K Telford Kyle Johnstown J. M. Leech Indiana J. M J. Clair Prof. Bracken Charles Wineman Rough Riders Club Ralph McConnaughey Pirates Charles P. Dixon Tunnelton Grace L. Parker Altoona

Health and blood and Scott's Emulsion ad

An old ad copy extols blood as life and health and promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a remedy. It links nourishment to strong blood and vigor, and also advertises high quality men’s, boys' and youth boots and rubber footwear at Sharrette’s.

Scott Sharrette

Royal Baking Powder’s Pure Quality for Delicate Digestion

Royal Baking Powder possesses unique qualities from pure ingredients that enhance leavening without altering flour. It bakes hot breads muffins and crulles with wholesome digestible outcomes, safe for delicate digestion, unlike alum powders which are cheaper but corrosive and dangerous. ROYAL BAKING POWDER GO. 100 WILLIAM ST NEW YORK.

Royal Baking Powder GO William ST New York

School improves under new instructor Mr Peeler

In this section Zenith Walker and Joe McGaughey work with a corn husking machine. A reunion attracted old soldiers to Kittanning last Friday. Guests Miss Margaret Millen and Mrs Stephena visited Kinternburg and Saltsburg. Parkwood showed strong representation at an exhibition with many attendees. Several towns report illness and travel, and local residents attend church and social events.

Pare Wood Peeler Zenith Walker Joe McGaughey Kittanning Stephena Kinternburg Margaret Millen Saltsburg Wm. Rankin Shelocta J. O. Campbell Apollo N. J. Wachob Miss. Azuna James Calhoun Parkwood B. BR. Peeler Harvey Wiggins Clark Taylor Minnie Pershing Lizzie Campbell Harry Millen Ford Miller T. E. Wachob John Anthony Mr. Wachob Plumville Margaret Aul Indiana G. M. McEwen A. L. Schrecengost Pittsburg David Merrow Bradford I. S. Zimmerman J. N. Cochran W. B. Lydie South Mahoning Clark Marshall J. K. Good Robi. Stuchel Marion Center James W. E. Bowser Panxsutawney Dodson York, Pa Ke, Green Mabeion Center Howard Bee Derry W. E. Dodson D. H. Bee Claude Stewart New York City Sloan Marshall Ebensburg C. J. Cameron Cherrytres Frank Hastings Reynoldsville R. Griffith Greensburg Pooxsutawney Ella Foresman Clearfield Wiliam Meaner Laura Pfeiffer Warren Meaner Pittsburg Exposition

Lebanon visitors and town notes in Pittsburg area

WHST Lebanon notes detail H H Hart and wife visiting Pittsburg for the exposition, Emily Kiebler of Latrobe attending due to grandmother Fulton’s illness and death, plus various residents visiting, traveling, or attending events in Indiana, Allegheny, and surrounding towns. Reports mention hunting activity, church services, and local appointments.

Lebanon H. H. Hart Pittsburg Emily Kiebler Latrobe Fulton W. Guthrie Indiana Nan Calhoun Utah Joan Campbell Dora George Allegheny

Community Notes From Punxsutawney Area Social Roundup

Slices of local life show visitors and guests across towns including Homer City Pittsburg and Punxsutawney. Names like Wainsworth Van Horn Hutchison Dick and several families are mentioned with meetings church visits and travel. A buckwheat yield of 386 bushels from 12 acres is noted along with streets being worked by a stone crusher.

Harry Wainsworth 8. C. van Horn Prof. Davis Sam Wakefield Brushvalley G. F. Dick Alex Dick Pittsburg Thomas Shaffer Garfield R. T. Hutchison James Tinkcom Allene Armagh Tinkcous Lowry Ligonier R. G. Mack Irwin Campbell Memphis Wm. Campbell Marie Hutchison Homer Sugar, Hutchison James Anna Hutchison Homer City

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