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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1900

Page

5

Homer City Local News Roundup and Social Notices

Local correspondence covers mill fire cleanup by Morris Betta & Co and transfer of mill machinery from Twolick to Homer City pending foundation work. Festival on Byers lawn yields funds for the M E church. Various residents travel to Pittsburg Vandergrift Detroit and Columbus. Public meetings, clubs, school book shortages, dances and feasts mark community life.

Homer City Morris, Betta & Co Twolick Byers Lawn Emma Roberta Pittsburg Vandergrift A. F. Cooper Detroit Mich Carnally Cora McCormick Indiana Maude Moore Martin Kier Chicago Roberts’ Lawn Wineman Gourly Sara Stephens Greenville Linda Stephens

Local social notes from East Wheatfield and nearby towns

A roundup of visitors and residents across East Wheatfield, StRONGSTOWN, and Watt area towns. Names include Mame Hutchison, William Spires, J J Hutchison, Alex McCune, Miss Mabel Mack, Jennie Johnston, Jennie Sutton, Bert Davis, Claude Bateman, May Altemus, Adda Grow, Odessa Grow, Tobias Hull, W F Jackson, Harris Dearney, John Orner, Miss Shaffer, John Lucas, Eliza Lucas, Mrs Sarah Cunningham, Hazard Cunningham, William Beatty, Ida Thomas, Mrs Samuel Henderson, Bess Kinter, Bertha Pryor, Elwood Wherry, and many more. Events include visits, marriages, a reception, timber milling, and a horse death from lockjaw. school openings and local outings around Pittsburgh and Buffington.

Mame Hutchison G. F. Dick William Spires Homestead J.J. Hutchison Alex. McCune New Florence Mabel Mack Joseph Harry Mack Dilltown A. Cunningham’s Jennie Johnston Jennie Sutton Armagh Woodlawn Bert Davis Pittsburg Mr. Lawson Altoona Claude Bateman Wilkinsburg Samuel VanHorn Strongstown May Altemus Nipton Adda Odessa S. Strong Herb Orner Rol Best Buffington Webster Duncan Victor Graham Robert Stopher Conemaugh Wm. Omer Tobias Hull Bolivar John Graham W. F. Jackson Omer Bros J. M. Brown John Winkleman Brown Harris Dearney Johnstown Harrison John Orner Miss Shaffer Susan Orner W. C. Thomas Amos Thonsae William Beatty Indiana Laundry Nannie Bracken Blairsville Edward Harbison Ida Thomas Mollie Walker

West Lebanon lawn fete and area social notes

A list of small town social items from West Lebanon and nearby communities. It mentions a lawn fete at West Lebanon, the Plainville show, travel plans and visits among residents, schooling plans for Ed Welch and Miss Zoe McKeage, road work on a new public route to Grant, and various visits and illness notes among local families and neighboring towns.

Local Social Notes From Brush Valley and Crete

Florence Campbell improves from illness in Brush Valley as visitors arrive. Samuel McDonald of Peabody Kansas visits. Adam Altimus of Johnstown stays with the Campbells at Union Hotel. Charles Stewart listed as sick. Ellen Lockard returns from Homer City. Saleria Swab returns to Indiana after visiting here. Maude Buchanan leaves for Johnstown to attend school. Wood Dick and wife with two children and Frank Dick with wife and Julia Dick visit from Indiana. Audley Rombaugh of Shelocta visits. Bertha Clawson guest of cousin Lizzie Ray at Parkwood last week.

Brushvalley Florence Campbell Samuel McDonald Peabody Kan Adam Altimus Johnstown Campbell the Union Hotel Charles Stewart Ellen Lockard Homer City Saleria Swab Indiana J. Swab Maude Buchanan Wood Dick Pittsburg Frank Dick Julia Dick Crete Audley Rombaugh Shelocta Bertha Clawson Lizzie Ray Parkwood

Miss Sarah King Takes Teaching Post near Homer City

Miss Sarah King left Monday morning to assume duties of teacher at a school near Homer City. H Almes of West Lebanon was a Crete caller on Saturday. Mrs H B Engle of Seward visiting her sister Mrs SE Johe and brother F M Clawson of this place. Miss Emma Stair of Smathers visiting home for a few days. J P Harkless and James Fleming, Frick's sawmill workers, spent Sabbath at their homes.

ACME May Prothero Stucell East Mahoning Township Nina Hoover Indiana Clawson House Ida Elbel Smithport U. Lewis Everett Prothero DuBois Robert McElhoes Erastus Cooper Miss Dilts Colorado Chambersville Penn Run Ed Lydick Mr. Lydick Ideal Catheryn Stephens Stoneboro Samuel Lemmon Nancy Myers Tanoma John Green Margaret Fair Normal Flo C Fair Hastings A. J. Stewart Aliss Lena Fowler Edwin Empfield Cresson Mary Harr Maud Empfield Clover Beaver Falla Pine Flate Blanche Stahl Homer City Harry Burker Vanderqrift Archie Fowler Allison Lowman Spangler Plomnvilte Emma Gray Kansas Eaton Fayette City EL. Pierce Mrs. Pierce Pittsburg Mra Kirk Aberdeen Dakota Bell Welch Chautauqua N.Y Anele Thomas Welch W. E. Bowser Smicksburg Sarah King H. Almes West Lebanon Crete H. B. Engle Seward SE. Johe F. M. Clawson Emma Stair Smathers J.P. Harkless James Fleming Frick

Rural Village Notes Include Visits and Locals

Smicksburg reports Rev Kemp and Mrs Robinson visiting Rural Village. Mrs Smiley returned to Sharysburg after visiting. Prof Trainer and wife from Indiana passed through. Marble cutter Geo A Robinson worked in Covede. Schools opened with modest attendance. Several locals traveled on a low rate excursion to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Preacher Powell to lead Grace church service. Community reunion at Hood schoolhouse. Various residents visiting relatives in Apollo Latrobe Ebensburg Johns­town and Smyrna. Festival at Nebo church grove by Christian Endeavor Society drew good crowds.

Smicksburg Kemp B. Robinson Wm. Smiley Sharysburg Prof Trainer Indiana Geo. A. Robinson Acoola Neal D. A. Daugherty McWilliams T. Good Homer Dodson John Bell D. A Ritchy Guss Dodson T. W. Haskell Buffalo Niagara Falls John Fleck D. D. Good Punxsutawney Grisemore Clementine Davis Wintondale Ina Napp Johnstons Dave Jones Johnstown Scott Smith Martintown R F. Templeton Alberta Patterson Spruce Ebensburg Nebo Church Grove 1 Ladies of the Christian Endeavor Society

Gensing Laxative Bromo Quinine Remedy at Fair

At the town fair Sharretts offers 52 stories a fine for fall wear while Patton's provides ice cream soda and refreshments. Clark's studio highlights new pictures frames and mouldings. Helena B. Vogels 649 Philadelphia Street showcases large dotted awiss for making cushions in the Farmers' Bank building.

Sharretts Patton’s

Fragmented grocery price list from an old newspaper

A damaged OCR grocery catalog lists items and unclear prices including evaporated apricots, baking powder, navy beans, dried beef, bird food, cattle powder, clothes pins, paper sheets, mackerel, jars, salve, matches, shoe nails, baking soda, shoe polish, and a wash boiler. Names and prices are garbled with stray letters.

Patton's ice cream rivaled only by Fair Grounds offer

Patrons are told there is no ice cream in town equal to Patton's, located opposite the Farmers' Bank. The ad notes stamped linens at Sharretts and offers a $2 pair of ladies' fine shoes for fall wear in town with all widths, long lasting.

Patton’s Farmers’ Bank Helena B. Vogel's Philadelphia Street Sharretts

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