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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1899

Page

5

Local Correspondence Kent Notes Social Visits

Local notes from Kent report rustication in Jacksonville Miss Mary Balentine moving to Jacksonville to occupy a Main street property Mrs Carry. Visitors include Leslie Hazlett and Indiana family at Mrs McClain Lowman’s home. J M Laughlin and daughter Anna visited near Bethel church. Others host or visit Kent area families and relatives across nearby towns.

Kent Lowman Iksburg Jacksonville Mary Balentine Blacklick John Ferguson Clarksburg Margaret Gibson Angie Brown Olivet Peter Leasure Indiana Margaret Hazelit Matilda White Braddock Catherine Jewell Miss Cunningham Elderton Elsie Gilmour Lizzie Welch Latrobe James Jack Elizabeth Virginia Laughlin B. F. Laughlin Marion Center Ella Laughlin Jiderton

Marion Center Notes and Community Tidings

Marion Center residents hear updates on visiting relatives from Indiana, local trips to Punxsutawney and Greensburg, fair attendance, church events, and ongoing family health and home improvement news. Encampment trips to Philadelphia and local Erie or Clearfield connections are mentioned, along with town happenings and minor incidents.

Local notices from Bradford area residents

March Miles Neff Marchand Bradford iV. C. Good and other locals strove with ill health visits and family travels. Archie Fuller suffers quinsy. Cramer family from Pittsburg visited Rev. Cramer. Cal Good spent weekend with W. C. Good. Willam Wineburg and Mrs Beer visited F. W. Peffer. People attended Punxsutawney fair. Minnie Peffer visited Uncle S. T. Petter. Funeral for infant daughter of A. P. Lloyd. Grandma Barkley ill. Frank Vale and son Charles visited George Moot. James Chambers visited Mrs. Kuhhepp. Fred Moot ill. Dora Batl and children visiting her mother, Mrs. Archie Smitten. Bell Smitten left for Punxsutawney for winter. Dora McFeaters of Conemaugh visiting friends. Ralph Templeton left for Conemaugh to be assistant principal. Mrs. Evan Davis of Wintondale visiting nearby. Mrs. R. F. Templeton visiting Pittsburg. Dick Williams visited Indiana last week. D. R. Williams of Cooperadale among friends. Local merchant Joiner got a new clerk on Sabbath. it is a boy. Rev. Sharp gave farewell sermon last Sabbath morning.

Panxsutawney Jennie Park Rachel van Horn Pittsburg Tom Craig B. F. Laughlin John Gamble Philadelphia Cash Creek Y. PS. C X. C. Simpson Samuel Mottern Florence Simpson Clark Punxsutawner Punxsutawney Major McManus Peter Frech Albert Schrecengost Pike Hollowbaugh Big Run Major McManu Lucy Ydie George Aul George Arthur Galentan John Lantz North Point Miles Neff Bradford Punxautawney Minnie Peffer T. Petter A. P. Lloyd Grandma Barkley Frank Vale Charles George Moot James Chambers Dora McFeaters Conemaugh Ralph Templeton Evan Davis Wintondale R. F. Templeton Dick Williams Indiana D. R. Williams Cooperadale Joiner

Valley Church Notices And Local Happenings

Bleush Valley local brief notes: no morning service next Sabbath in M E church with evening service at 7 30. Henry Myers returned from Vandergrift. Prof Harvey Rhine and family visited Johnstown. A Petticord cow struck by lightning last Friday. Florence Davig returns from Altoona. Baptist church plans evening service at 7 30. Harrison Spires house struck by lightning. Annie and Lizzie Hunt return from Ebensburg. Maud Empfield visiting Mrs Albert Dick. Jessie Myers visiting her parents. George Overdorff and A T McNutt win log cutting contract for Ecket mill in McLaughlin tract Genter township. Tillie Overdorff ill but improving. Prof Edwin Bach and wife visited Johnstown. Continued on Eighth Page. Local ads note new styles in boys and youths shoes at Sharretts with box calf and other styles. Ladies shoes at $2. Sharretts offers Sharretts Gans revolvers ammo sporting goods from Daugherty Bros.

Bleush Valley M. E Henry Myers Vandergrift Harvey Rhine Johnstown Alvin Petticord Florence Davig Altoona Baptist Church House of Harrison J Annie Lizzie Hunt Ebensburg Maud Empfield Penn Run Albert Dick Jessie Myers George Overdorff A. T. McNutt Ecket McLaughlin Tillie Overdorff Brushvalley Edwin Bach Lere

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