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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1894

Page

5

Elderton News Sketches From Local Correspondent

Elderton notes report westerly travel for Mo Sturgeon to Westminster College and a host of town items. Visits from Wooster Ohio and Chicago residents, a Test gas well planned near Mount Union, a Kimmel farm creamery starting, and several local sporting results and social events. Housing, schooling, illnesses, baptist meetings, and town improvements fill a busy mid fall slate with many named locals and nearby towns.

Elderton Mo Sturgeon Westminster College Mongier Wooster John Rosborough Tittshun Gas Company Mount Union C. B. Kimmel Thr Mckee Butler County Ir. W. B. McChesney Chicago H. Gibson H. E. Anderson Parkwood M. Mateer New Kensington

Jacksonville Social Notes Brighten Local Life

Miss Hattie Ellis from Indiana visits friend Miss Sara Lewis in Jacksonville while Rev. Stevenson preaches at the U P church. Ada Morrow visits West Virginia. Rev. Albright from Johnstown preaches at the M E church. Locals return from rusticating abroad. the lawn fete by the M E congregation nets 85. A Christian Endeavor Society forms here and Emma Weining visits from Cleveland. Local ball club travels to Kellysburg. quarrels among opponents lead to forfeiture. Various residents listed visiting, working, or traveling, including F S McKelvy, Belle Coleman, H B Armbrust, D J Irwin, and Amy Rumbough.

Hattie Ellis Indiana Sara Lewis Rev. Stevenson Pittsburg U. P Ada Morrow West Virginia Rev Albright Johnstown M. E Samuel Lytle Blairsville Davis Wineman’s John Lytle New Alexandria G. M. Weaver Kellysburg A. C. Neal State Normal School Christian Endeavor Society Emma Weining Cleveland Ohio Punxsutawney Tyrone Marion Center McKelvy Belle Coleman H. B. Armbrust D. J. Irwin Ebenezer Robert Hart S. M. Dixon Conemaugh Clarksburg Amy Rumbough John Rumbough Homer City Annie Kinter M. Elliott Butler Ophan

Good Chopping at Penn Mills Promises Quick Feed Preparation

Farmers rush to chop feed as demand doubles this year at Penn Mills due to superior execution and fast service. The facility operates two mills with a capacity of at least 40 bushels per hour, ensuring feed is chopped on the spot and never slugged, encouraging farmers to bring their grain for proper processing.

Penn Mills Penn China John Wun Lung Valencia Minnesota Eagle Wilson, Rowe & Hetrick Indiana

Local shop ads list a busy mix of groceries goods and services

A collage of commerce features Nesbit and Nicholson groceries and flour, Smith photography and baby portraits, Clark art rooms with etchings, Sharretts shoes and F J Johnson hardware, The Red Front merchandise, Swan Simpson insurance, Brilbart jewelry, McMaster Hood wholesale stand supplies, and Galbreath Youngblood buggies. Cunningham to buy fair week goods.

J. S. Nesbit’s Clark Nicholson’s Smith’s Clark’s Smith Houston & Nesbit Nesbit’s Sharretts F. J. Johnson’s Houston & Nesbit’s Marvin’s Our Fair Alex. T. Taylor Philadelphia McMaster & Hood Brilbart’s Swan &Simpson Nicholson Wanamaker & Brown Scarretts American House McMaster & Hood’s Seventh Streets Bri'thart’s Swan & Simpson Sharretta Galbreath & Youngblood Carpenter’s Alley W. M. Cunningham Nesbit Philadelphia Street

Real Estate Transfers in Burrell and Surrounding Townships

August 29 to September 1 transfers list 55 acres to John D. Patton, 552.s acres to Otillia E. Stoneback, 90 acres to A. K. Stoneback, 1 acre to M. L. Ickes, and two separate Blairsville lots moved between Elias H. Palmer and Edward M. Palmer with prices from 250 to 1800 dollars. Advertising notes include Tariff Reform photos, Grand Army suits, and local shop promos for Smith's Adler's and Houston Nesbit's.

D. C. Mack Burrell Township John D. Patton Otillia E. Stoneback A. C. Braughter Treas A. K. Stoneback W. T. Rhea Saltsburg J. C. Moore John Sweary Center Township M. L. Ickes Elias H. Palmer Et al Blairsville Edward M. Palmer Wm. B. Griffith Smith’s Grand Army Slater & Pontoosue Adler’s Houston & Nesbit’s

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