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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1905

Page

5

Homer City Local Note Pack. Socials and Movements

Samuel Sickenberger returns from Philadelphia where John Bleming will attend college. Numerous visits and greetings as Mrs. Kelley hosts a dinner for her daughter Mrs. McClain of Johnstown. Residents from Greensburg to Altoona attend, with many trips and visits noted across Homer City and nearby towns.

Homer City Samuel Sickenberger John Bleming Philadelphia T. Kelley McClain Johnstown Frank Rowan Greensburg George Kerr Pittsburg Gertrude Stiner Manor A. F. Cooper Welcher New Castle John Chesley Henry Sickenberger Irene Cooper Canada Miss Miller Indiana Prairie State Incubator Company Olive Dickey Georgeville Lawrence Roberts Leechburg Roberts Coup Jennie St. Clair Ella Kier Bred Shetler Albert Lichtenfels Youngwood Fred Clifford Altoona John S. Lichtenfels Macy Lindsay Samuel Brendlinger Clyde Mary McCreary Swissvale Garfield Samuel Jamison Joseph A. Walbeck

Bank By Mail Offers Deposits At Four Percent

Bank by mail advertises that customers may send checks drafts or money orders. The bank will credit the first deposit and send a bank book with the amount entered. Interest is four percent compounded twice a year and all letters should be addressed to Tim Palmers Bank of Indiana Pa.

Ti Palmers Bank OF Indiana

Local social notes from Cherry Tree area

Citizens and visitors are listed with arrivals, calls, and family news across Cherry Tree Strongstown Vintondale and nearby towns. Highlights include Lena Henderson returning from Clearfield, Edna Condron visiting in Barnesboro, new porch at J H Smith, a baby girl for J D George, and Aubrey Graham boasting top Holstein cattle in the county.

Strongstown J. D. George Victor Aubrey Graham Peter Shilling John Cunningham Bulean Roads Cambria County Sarah J. Duncan Indiana Samual Shultz Tira Altius Vintondale J. M. Brown Bennett Bros James Conrad

Murray Mackey's Big Comedy Company at Library Hall

Murray and Mackey's Big Comedy Company opened a week at Library Hall with Hearts of the Blue Ridge a four act southern comedy drama. The company shows strength this year and promises first class performances. Thursday Wicked London and Friday Duchess Du Barry are featured. Matinee for children is Cinderella or the Crystal Slipper. Saturday closes with Across the Desert. Ging WANTED Good wages for 2 good girl at Winters restaurant. Apply at once.

Murray & Mackey Library Hall Wicked London Duchess du Barry Leslie Carter Desert

First National Bank of Indiana tips for savers and notices

The First National Bank of Indiana advises careful research before opening a savings account noting lengthy withdrawal notices for larger sums and interest bearing certificates payable on demand. Also listed are estate notices for S C Lightcap in Westmoreland Pa, a new trespass law, and assorted local sale items and services at Henry Hall and Clawson's restaurant.

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Autumn caps and bonnets advertised for little ones

Have come pretty autumn caps to keep the little tat's head warm made of silk or white plush in the Jockey style at 50c to 1.00. The fancy bonnet embroidered or lace trimmed washable at 25c to 50c each. 25 women's fall skirts for fair days begin season at a saving in price at 2.50 to 3.99. Short ends of woolen goods and a few pieces from last season's stock. Prices are much smaller one half and less. Good chance to buy for school dresses. Prettier shapes and better qualities shown on fair days in 1, 1.50 and 3 qualities. Lots at 50c and 25c each.

Big Store Housekeeping Display Opens With Sparkling Goods

The article promotes a grand housekeeping goods display at the Big Store illuminated by its own electric plant and served by a pure well water supply. It invites everyone to visit the rapidly expanding department, noting its growth over the last three years.

Table Cutlery and Ladies' Pres de Soie Skirts Ad

Table Cutlery offers Cocoa Ebony and White handle sets from 50 cents to 3.50 per set with knives forks and spoons priced per item. Teaspoons and tablespoons are 10 to 20 cents per dozen. Ladies pres de soie black skirts priced 2.00 to 2.50 with silk-like appearance and light weight.

Fruit Canning Season Prices Listed for Mason Jars

Readable item lists Mason jars by size and price for canning season. Pints at 60 cents per dozen, quarts 65 cents per dozen, and 1 to 2 gallon jars at 85 cents per dozen.

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