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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
5
A crowded column records moves of residents, church matters, school openings, and public notices. Names of families, moves to new homes, bakery operations, and forthcoming services fill the page along with county events and Sabbath observances in the area.
The column records typhoid illnesses and family visits across the Punxsutawney region, noting Confinements from Lukehart and Beck households, Dr. McCullough’s care, and social calls at Ambrone, Spangler, and Windber. Other items include farm incidents, horse injury, library and church events, and small town movements between Sample Run Rochester Mills Purchase Line and Taylorsville communities.
Dren of Gyneaton and Mrs Ann Lyd Hog are mentioned in social notes. Nannie caioan visits her father J Rv Cathou Charles Ga Pricd of Greshsburg spends time with his parents. Albert Hollisoa appears on ae Mr William Nichol from Purchhee Line visits with his wife's parents. Teska Rishel opened Grant School with good attendance. Howard Wolf from Long Branch guest of Samuel Burkett. Lara Wilson of Glen Campbell visits grandparents. James A McQuown transacted faalsees at county seat. Sloan Marshall works on lumber contract at Dayton. Mrs D C Wells visits Mrs Sherman Senior near Plumville. Nelson Warden employed at Clover Run sawmill.
The John Dunemore Opera Company presents The Barber of Seville at Library Hall Thursday evening September 24. Every character superbly acted and sung, a rare treat for Indiana play lovers. Seat sale Saturday September 19 reserved seats 1.00, 0.75 and 0.60 dollars general admission 0.35 dollars. Local society notes mention Mrs. Margaret Dempsey and son John of Fittaburg visiting Mrs. James Wells, Weirs at Dayton on business, James Rounto of Ohio here for millwork on Hrantz Bros. floating mill, Miss Jean Wells and Miss Annie Stelly guests of Mrs. Lavina Runyan.
Indiana Pa buyers seek 60 000 bushels of good dry buckwheat at 75 cents per bushel delivered to their mill Hetrick and Wilson. Offers should be directed to the Indiana facility for purchase and delivery arrangements.
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