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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1891

Page

5

Red Front and Farmer's Exchange shoe and goods ads burst

Long bustling page ad notes Wanstrir-Oats at Farmer Foxs and grand opening at the Farmer's Exchange. Red Front features shoes in all widths AA to EE, baby shoes, Miss Edna Weasel visiting Livermore, latest goods, blankets, wagons, and a wide mix of local notices, sales, and society items from Indiana county.

Timothy Farmer's Exchange Craig Stumpf New York Sara Owens Allegheny Institute Conrad Dilltown Brilhart & Nesbit’s Mira Sara Cay Greenville Johnstown Red Front Harry Rouff Harvard College J. B. Keener Allegheny Seminary Apollo Band W. H. Clawson Dr. Miller Frank Douglass Indiana John Ewing Tyrone W. T. Wilson Church Street Christopher Coy Bear Greenville

Three Small Blazes Reported In Local Dwellings

A horse kicked a lantern causing a small blaze in the American house stable last Wednesday evening with only minor shingles burned. A spark from the Gas Zetze office engine sparked a brief fire extinguished before spreading. Mrs. A M Hammers had a cook stove ignition Tuesday afternoon, burning woodwork but sparing the home due to early discovery. firemen responded promptly to all three alarms and earned praise.

Gaszette A. M. Hammers

Indiana Public School Opens Winter Term

Indiana's Public School opened for the winter term with 325 pupils enrolled. Prof Woodruff leads a bright room with horse plants donated by Mrs Shank, wife of the janitor. Permits issued to all pupils. new teaching corps and effective principal suggest strong success.

Indiana Public School Prof. Woodruff

Local Signal Corps veterans organize reunion to form unit

Twenty four old veterans from Allegheny, Indiana, Fayette and Westmoreland counties who served in the late war in the UD 8 Signal Service met in Squire Marlin's office last Thursday. T. P. Dixon of Blairsville was elected President, Sidney Marlin of this place Secretary, and William C. Knox of Ligonier Treasurer.

U.S. Signal Corps Allegheny Indiana Fayette Westmoreland UD. 8 Signal Service Squire Marlin U. S. Signal Corps T. P. Dixon Blairsville Sidney Marlin William C. Knox Ligonier

Festival at Dixonville by Woman's Mission Circle

The Woman's Home and Foreign Mission Circle of the Two Baptist church hosts a festival in Dixonville Hall on Thursday evening September 10. Ice cream and other treats will be served. Music by the Decker Brothers of Greenville. Proceeds benefit the mission circle. All are invited.

the Woman's Home and Foreign Mission Circle Two Sick Baptist Church Dixonville Hall Ice Eam Hes. &c Decker Brothers of Greenville Circle

Library Hall Season Opener by Come dy Drama Inside Track

Opening night at Library Hall on Thursday week features the Come dy Drama production Inside Track. Jennie Calif performs a whistle solo and Marie DeLano sings as reserved seats go on sale at the usual place.

Iss Jennie Calif Marie DeLano Gale

Miller trip East and local notes from Blairsville

Blairsville reports Milton G. Miller a druggist on a business trip East. Local social updates include visitors from Derry Livermore Pittsburg and Spring Street. Railroad shop closure allowed a day off. Parsonage plans discussed Elder's Ridge and Presbyterian needs. Mrs Sloan amputated foot for gan green at age 89. surgery successful.

Blairsville Milton G. Miller George Kiner Derry Daniel Newingham Livermore Edna McVoy Stella Bonner Pittsburg Nellie Forrester Spring Street Walnut Street Brown Street T. B. Elder Wm. Orr Elder's Ridge Archie McAdoo West Lebanon I. P. Klingensmith

Death of Mrs. Nancy Shorter in 1891 at age 86

Mrs. Nancy Shorter, aged mother, died on the night of September 1, 1891, in her 87th year. She leaves eight children, three surviving, and resided with her son J. W. Shorter of West Indiana. Funeral at Oakland Cemetery Thursday at 2 p.m. The notice extends sympathy to her family. Also promotes Marvin’s cracker meal with exhibition mentions at Pittsburg Exposition and benefits for home use, emphasizing purity and freshness.

George Atkinson Saltsbury L. M. Thomas Church Street W.5 Owens Maggie Kinter Apollo Samuel Galbreath Blanche Carney Greenville Johnstown Fred Zimmerman West Over J. C. Speedy Robert Jellison Blairsville Ernest Stewart Robert and Quincy Hamill Elliott Owens Westminster College C. H. Winton Allegheny Ida Johnston Ida Moore Brooksville Kintersburg Charles Moore Wm. Lucas Homer City M. E. Church Cockport Brilhart & Nesbit’s W. A. Kinter Ray Waterstreet Alfred & Co Elite Gallery Market Street Pittsburg Snyder Indiana Normal State Normal Greely Coloorado Republican League Club Scranton D. C. Mack A. Smith H. M. Bell D. W. Simpson D. B. Taylor S. J. Telford Irwin Rowe Kentucky Curry University Indiana H. M. Rowe Irwin George Rowe White Township Nancy Shorter Jesus Oakland Cemetery Marvin Pittsburg Exposition America Misa Atlantic Pacific

School Lettings and Licenses Reported

A多ocolumn clipping records school lettings for Miss Josephine Stucheli and others with openings in September and October, names local sites and rates. It lists marriage licenses issued including John H Wise and others, and advertises Kemp's and Chamberlain remedies with patient testimonials and local pharmacies.

Jacksonville Josephine Stucheli Buffington B. M. McCullough Redbank J.C. Torb Grow Mary Diven Altimus Kate Lowman Barclay Flora Mardis Dodson James Fee Dilltown East Wheatfield W. D. McCormick Bakers

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