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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1905

Page

5

PENN RUN LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE NOTES VISITORS AND EVENTS

Local column lists many visitors including Miss Lottie Simpson and Miss Mario Stephens traveling between White Township Indiana and Africa. revival services led by Pastor W. Schaler. Miss Florence Sproul visiting Mars and Pittsburgh. multiple summer residents returning home. numerous social calls and family visits across Penn Run Clyde and Bruss Valley with church, school, and funeral notices.

Florence Sproul Mars Pittsburg A. C. Fowler Osiah Lydie Margaret Frank Moorhead Lisle Indiana Jacob Pommon Clarissa Himpfield Colorado C. W. Pyock Richard McGaughey Jay Moorhead East Mind Sarah Adams Glassport

Farmers Bank of Indiana Public Statement Promises Transparency

Their Right to Know People who entrust their money to a Bank have a just right to know some thing about that Bank. I fully recognize this right and will gladly furnish any information as to our Capital and Surplus, Directors and their oaths, Stockholders and their liability, Officers and Employes and their bonds, the Commercial, Safe Deposit and 4 per cent. Savings Department, the Vaults, Bales and time locks. We hold nothing sacred Save the business and transactions of our patrons. The Farmers' Bank of Indiana Strongest in the County.

Farmers’ Bank of Indiana

Plumville Social News and Visits Across Town

Plumville residents report Saturday visits by Harry Thompson and family to his parents, with his mother traveling to Indiana for a stay. Numerous locals, including Mrs. Taylor of Ligonier and Mrs. McCurdy of Sinicksburg, visit relatives. several travel to Indiana or Pittsburgh. Community notices include church events, health updates, a lecture by A. P. Cravener, and a lost package on the state road near Indiana.

Plumville Harry Thompson Alex Thompson Indiana Taylor Ligonier Harry Weaner D. W. Douds Dowis Bros Pounxentasy. Ney Young Peoples’ Society The United Presbyterian Pelureh Stewart Albert Mateh Lecehburg Lucinda Piercu Mitchell Pittsburg McCurdy Sinicksburg M.A. Marlin Willet McCoy Elizabeth Nell Edinburgh UD. A. Bulmers

Protracted Meetings and Local Notes at Cherry Tree ME

Local items from Cherry Tree and nearby areas mention protracted meetings in the Cherry Tree ME district led by Prof Bateman and Rev Shatter. Movements include Harry Jackson relocating to the area to oversee the MeKoage flour, and public visits by Blair Wissinger and Mrs William Waytor. Other notes cite Lodge activities, school discussions, and various names of attendees and officials.

Cherrytree Bateman Clearfield Roy, Young Burnside Rev Shatter Bakerton Elinet Harry Jackson Hvert Bedford County Iling Mills William Waytor Priends Homer City W. I. Aheopharel Dawn Dhe Gaye Calleron Boyd Mae Ines Toning School Ag Blair Wissinger GOW Karl Bog Matalad SuMery Wili AL Cook H Seehler M. Ts Warden Drighleys Nger Clayplain Sli Mar Nin Kinpy Scawami Westov Shephy G. Bake Cameron

Local notices recall travels and visits across towns

Manohand and Hervey Peffer returned home from Kanan in July. Co and Ross McConmmiel of Trash valley attended W. T. Moot's. Alan Rosborough spent days with relatives in Mionville. WW. Baffler and family visited Mrs. Clarence Smith of dJuncaw. Miss Naunia Rosborough shared Sunday with Miss Maud Petter and 8.4 Walzel. Meg and Dos Petter's relatives hosted. Mose York City dash returned. Grover Shighty works at Whiallopshims. Tamar Downey and SCeller visited uncle Levi Powel last Monday. Last Sunday, ladies in Indiana and Meneesta wore gold water with monogram MEd Mo engraved on an outside disc. Reward offered if left at the office.

Hervey Peffer Kanan Treaday Ross McConmmiel W. T. Moot Gharies Alan Rosborough Mionville WW. Baffler Clarence Smith dJuncaw Naunia Rosborough Misa Maud Petter Walzel Mrs. Wetvel Meg Dos Petter York City Latham Maul Potter Grover Shighty Whiallopshims Tamar Downey Singer Sceller Levi Powel Indiana Meneesta

Your Financial Future and Savings Offers

Your Financial Future is likely to be exactly what you make it. What you do today concerns the things of tomorrow. Besides saving, thift, intelligence and stability matter in building wealth. You can start your savings now with small reminders and compound interest. For sale: six well bred hound pups from a local breeder. Adress Bay 2 Indian, Pa. For Safe Horse, biggey and te... for $90. Inquiries to 1208 Washington Street, Indiana, Pa. AQ2bp

Biggey Tecless Bigy Ik Hnyuire Washinghon Street Indiana

Fine Wool Fabric With Lustrous Smooth Finish

Description of high quality wool fabric featuring close weave and lustrous color. Garment quality suitable for refined women’s clothing, fabric width 50 to 56 inches, priced from $1 to $2.50 per yard.

New Waisting Silks Plaids and Stripes Fashion Lead

Dame Fashion proclaims waisting silks with plaid and stripe patterns as the season’s standout for distinguished waists. The collection exudes elegance and modern flair with bold texture shifts.

The Packard Shop for Men Footwear Ad

The Packard Shop for Men offers hand stitched shoes with durable hidden parts to maintain shape and wear. High and low instep models priced from 3 2 to 4 dollars per pair.

Hats and children's wear sale with low prices

Men can buy hats for 1.50 to 2.50 with silk trim at higher prices. Dunlap or Youman's Block led fashion. Young men get Telescope hats at 1.50. Fabrics include fleeced 12c yard at 8c, 10c value, and 5c yard sale. Girls coats for ages 6 to 14 run 3 to 8 dollars. Frocks in blue red green and plaids priced 1.50 to 5 dollars.

Youman

Broadcloths in three-quarter length wraps on sale

The advertisement lists broadcloths in black blue and nutria suitable for street or evening wear. Three-quarter length garments are neatly trimmed and priced from 12.50 to 20.00.

In the Big Basement Are Many Things of Interest

A catalog style notice lists wool blankets in plain colors with pink or blue striped borders or neat check combinations. Prices range from four fifty to twelve dollars, with sizes listed as ten four to twelve four and items described as all wool and full weight.

Ladies' Underwear Sale in Cream White Fleece Lining

Advertises ladies cream white ribbed fleece lined underwear vest are trimmed at neck and cut full size from S to 9. Each garment valued at 35c but now offered at 25c each, available in all sizes.

New Glassware Dishes by Dugan Glass Company Shown

New berry dishes nappies and plates decorated in plain gold and colors are the Dugan Glass Company's newest creation. See the display in the basement.

Dugan Glass Company

In the Queensware Department New Dishes Arrive Daily

Daily arrivals in the Queensware Department offer new dish sets in many decorations. The large output keeps prices very low with sets priced at five eight twelve and up to thirty dollars.

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Ambrose Mose Steele Fred Dilts Joseph Hudson Delmar Hamilton Marie Mr. Hamilton James Covode C. M. Brandon Homer Morrison Runyan Pauline McMillen Joseph Khan Charlie Jewart Braddock Mr. Shaffer L. S. Shaffer Nancy McKelvey Elders Clark McKelvey Thomas Mack Near Armagh Mack Andy Luther Kabt Robert Murphy Charles Dick C.N. MeSelvey Joe Johnstown J.N. Elder Armagh J. H. Cunningham H. M. Elliott Miss Side Tomb Wilkingburg Elsie Ruffner Nellie VanHorn Hutchison Robert M Cunningham Pibtsburg Maurice Johnston Indiana Normal Carrie Kelly Etna J. Hutchison Stephen Johnston A. P. Stephens W. A. Litman Hanest A. P. Cravener Finnest M. G.A Henry Morrison Patterson Miss Weamer Brady Schrecengost Licliana Benjamin Morrison Philadelphia John Koontz Panxsutawney Manohand Adress Bay Indian, Pa 1. Caldwell & Co Kirschbaum D. M. Caldwell & CO PENNA Cunningham Company David Ellis & Son Wallace Dry Goods Company Detroit Suffolk ALCO Russian Brouse Buster Brown Packard Shop Flannelette Our Nation Queensware Department
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