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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1907

Page

4

Vernie Mancha McGaughey Weds John V McGaughey

In Armstrong township on a Wednesday forenoon 11 o'clock Vernie Mancha Johnston married John V McGaughey of Pitcairn on the Johnston lawn with 75 friends present Rev A M Gettman officiating A reception followed to be hosted by Mr and Mrs James McGaughey after a wedding trip to Canada the couple will reside in Pitcairn

Pennsylvania Railroad Canada James McGaughey Punxsutawney Pitcairn Glen Campbell

The Countess and Robert Run Away to Freedom

The Countess Evelyne frets at an arranged marriage to a man she dislikes. She and her loyal dog Hero flee with Robert, her past love, toward the lake and a frontier escape. The plot twists when Robert reveals he is the Duke of Maratine, forcing a perilous return and a haunting choice.

Wenteni Pipty on Extensive Trip with Cameron Family Visit

Mr. Cameron of Albany and his wife and daughters Pearl and Bessis are visiting sister Mrs. Robert Dinwiddie in Peal Chereyhill township. Cameron has traveled 8,907 miles by rail and 1,575 miles by other means since leaving home last May and plans to stay in the east until next February. William Manners, a WV 3 Daugherty teamster, suffered a fracture of the left leg above the ankle when lumber piles shifted, injuring him Monday.

Pipty Marlin d. Cameron Albany Ové Daughers Pearl Bessis Clarence Robert Dinwiddie Peal Chereyhill Township Mr. Cameron Oregon East West Cameron William Manners Daugherty

American Express Expands Reach Beyond Local Office

Indiana residents learn that American Express operates over 33,000 offices in the U S and Canada and worldwide, countering the belief it serves only the Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg line. The Gessler Bros office at 804 Philadelphia Street offers same rates and quick handling with courteous service, telephone No 88.

Indiana American Express Company Gessler Bros Philadelphia Street Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg United States Canada

Interest Notice From Farmers Bank Of Indiana

Depositors in the Savings Department will have interest at 4 percent credited to their accounts next Tuesday October 1st. No action needed whether you collect or let it remain. Interest may be drawn at any time or remain and join the principal accruing alike with other deposits. The Farmers Bank of Indiana assets exceed $1,600,000.00. They offer items at 5c each or 6 for.

Savings Department Farmers ‘Bank OF Indiana W. J. Campbell Philadelphia Street Indiana South Seventh Street

Personal Brevities From Town and Nearby Areas

Mrs Lewis Hay visits friends in Allegheny and Miss Leigh Thompson stays with Mrs W F Elkin in town. Indiana callers include Litchenfels family and BB McGara from Marion. Mrs Lance Houghhurst and two children return from Butler after weeks with relatives. Mollie Fleming visits George Fleming and will see Pittsburg relatives. Mrs H C Waudby improves after eight weeks ill in Allegheny. Timber workers Kunkle Langham Kling start on 150000 feet of timber on Benjamin McAdoo farm Conemaugh township. A A Simpson visits Playburg and plans Denver trip with Alberta and Trene Simpson next week.

Lewis Hay Town Allegheny Leigh Thompson Pittsburg W. F. Elkin BB. McGara Marion Ind Indiana Lance Houghhurst Butler Mollie Fleming Stafford George H. Fleming Tifth Street D. OC. Hubert Johnstown Slster Elizabeth Rink Iowa Simon Kling Chestnut Street H.C. Waudby Kunkle Marshall Langham Bbrooz Kling Benjamin McAdoo Conemaugh Township A. A. Simpson Playburg Mr. Simpson Alberta Trene Leva Denver Col

Fragmentary Market Notes From Johnstown Mill Event

A damaged OCR snippet references a market or fair in Johnstown with items like quinces apples peaches and grapes. It mentions a mill hold and vague lists of produce, indicating a local agricultural display or sale. The fragmentary text limits precise details or dates.

Christy Sets Benches On Sixth Street Aisle

Christy the shoe dealer places three benches along the street car route near his Sixth Street store. The seats feature signs praising the merits of Christy's shoes to passersby and waiting passengers.

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