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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1900

Page

5

Local notes from Homer City and West Wheatfield

Local correspondence from Homer City reports visitors and residents, including Nan Eilsworth of Johnstown, Rev G L Courtney and family, and life updates on Typhoid fever cases. McKinley and Roosevelt politics are noted, with church news and street improvements referenced. West Wheatfield mentions fever cases, relocations, births, and railroad work nearing Dilltown with expected extension to Blacklick.

Don’t Get Thin Emulsion Ad Warns of Plumpness Safety

An ad urges readers to embrace plumpness for health through Scott’s Emulsion of Cool Liver Oil. It touts the product as easy to digest, more nutritious, and protective against seasonal illness, targeting men women and children with a catchy, period voice.

Scott Sammie

Does Your Baking Powder Contain Alum

Baking powders made from cream of tartar, which is highly refined grape acid, are promotive of health, and more efficient. No other kind should be used in leavening food. Royal Baking Powder is the highest example of a pure cream of tartar powder. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. 100 WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK.

Geo. F. Barker University of Penn Alonzo Clark W. G. Tucker New York State W. Johnson Yale College

Pennecon Sale and Local Meetings Span Penn Run

The Cameron property occupied by Rev Baumgardner sold last week to J C Coy of Allegheny. Local residents attended the Lydick retention at H F Berkeypile's. Several residents traveled to Indiana and Tyrone areas, with multiple church services and farewells noted. Community happenings include visits, family news, and court attendance in nearby towns.

James Gibson Vandergrift Henry Nicewouger Cora Cameron Indiana Thomas Shellito J. N. McFeaters Tyrone Lowry Cameron Win McFeaters David Moorhead Taylorsville R. A. Bailey Chauncey Ellis Marion A. Sheesley Mr. Ellis Greensburg Corwensville Penn Run Mitchella Mills Cherrytree Chest Grampian

Local Notes and Visits Across Town this Week

Mrs Thomas Steffy and Dr Rayne visit their son Linus Buterbaugh amid others here this week. Mrs J R Mumau ill with typhoid. Lewis Hile of Berwindale visited J R Ruffner family. Mrs Sally Houk ill but improving. D R Houk bought a Lester piano. A N Buterbaugh and Windber visitors to Mrs Sally Houk. Frank Gromley and Barnesboro visitors to M C Buterbaugh. Rev RK R Riedel preached in Smith church to large audience. Rev C F Cornman to preach at East Mahoning next Sunday. Huff Harry Shanon and family return to Pittsburg. John Parlor of India ill with typhoid. W J McNeilly sold farm near Washington to Judge Barker. John Daugherty of Altoona visited his father. County Commissioner T P Stephens of Indiana at town seeking site for new election house. Manuel Myers returns from funeral of aunt Mrs Caroline Keith. Rufus Taylor hospitalized in Johnstown with typhoid.

Homer City Nan Eilsworth Johnstown Mikesell Main Street G. L. Courtney Courtney Z. T. Kelley Robert Drenning Pittsburg T. Kelly William Wigpina Shelocta Lawrence Roberts Allegheny Roberts A. Alles New York City Rough Riders Club McKinley Roosevelt Fox Free Methodist Church Presbyterian Church Sarah Wineman Blacklick Township W. L. Reed Blairsville Tinker Clyde U. P Bethel Bolivar Marion McCracken Bolivar Schoule Martha Campbell Titusville Crawford County Robert Cunningham Brushvalley Charles Duncan Philip Lichtenfels Pitcairn Magpie Mack Garfield Miss Couch West Lebanon Wm. Felton Pincairn Rev Shar New Florence Taylor McNutt Acehbon Stella Campbell East Liverpool Robert Mack Wm. Walbeck Charles Walbeck Thomas Steffy Rayne Linus Buterbaugh J. R. Mumau Lewis Hile Berwinadale J. R. Ruffner Sally Houk D.R Houk Lester A. N. Buterbaugh Windber Frank Gromley Barnesboro M. C. Buterbaugh RK. R. Riedel Kellysburg Smith Church C. F. Cornman East Mahoning Manuel Myers Green Township Caroline Keith Rufus Taylor Memorial Hospital

Local Residents Make Weekend Social Visits

Mrs Ida McAnulty of Minneapolis visited Mrs Lydie last Sabbath. A L Lidice attended the county seat at Miss Lonnie Carnahan returned to work at Graceton last week. James Bethel of Kolivar was home over Sabbath with Dr Bethel. Cramer attends the Dayton fair this week. Mr and Mrs A L Stucheil of Aspen Colorado visit their old home here Iluju Ludiana and Bry yy were Crook.

Ida McAnulty Minneapolis Iluju Ludiana Bryyy Crook Nancy Rhea Heller City Crete Letitia Carnon Shoup Ohio Nicholas Miss1ory Society Conemaugh Presbytery Crete Church Lyangus Brown Belle Kukwond Horatio Sara King Homer City

Brushvalley News Roundup of Local Visitors and Moves

Emma Herlinger and Annie Burns visit Pittsburg relatives while Chas Empfield and family return to Nebraska after a month with friends. John Overdorf and Eugene ride from Johnstown. Many locals host or visit kin across towns. Rev Cook to lead church another year. farming activity and social visits noted in Brushvalley East Wheatfield Marchand Ide al Tanoma areas with various residents traveling, visiting, and recovering.

F. Overdorf Pittsburg Vernon Shannon G. W. George Frank McCrea Ed Wakefield Taylor Grambling Collins Overdorf Harry Wakefield Julia Dick Clair Truby Cook Elmer Buchanan Johnstown Halsey Overdort Charles Evans Bride

Local News Notes On Visitors And Travel

BLACKLICK Charles Clawson and family of Pittsburg who have been visiting here returned home Miss Jessie Clawson now visiting Greensburg returned home on Thursday Wm N Cover is in Indiana this week attending court as a juror Samuel Dennigan and family of Blairs ville were visitors there on Sabbath

Blacklick Charles Clawson Pittsburg Jessie Clawson Greensburg Wm. N. Cover Indiana Samuel Dennigan Blairsville

Also Mentioned on This Page

West Wheatfield Busfington Wintondale H. H. Ling Rockwood Dilltown Asbury Carey John A. White George Wakefield Eaat ‘Wheatfield Indiana Court Buffington Seo Royal Baking Powder CO William ST New York Roy Brilhart Spangler L. R. Mahaffey Pleasant Hill Zoe Lutman Y. Tonkins Guy Kneedler Roughdale J. A. Kneedler W. W. Smith Glen Campbell GC. J. Cameron Miss Gill Halie Davis Alice Riley J. H. Peterman Robert McCormick Solth Bend Moe Fred Coffman Vandergil Joe Arlshouse Harvey Brickley EL Bb Mecarni Vincent Tonkin Mis Elisha Young Ruth Idaho W. E Apollo Clara Wherry Kittanning Elsie Beighley Wilkinsburg J. N. Wherry Creekside East Wheatfield John Sellers Conemaugh G. F. Dick Florence Mack Derry Mr. Dunlap Reading C. N. McKelvey Alex Dick Seward D. W. Tomb Altoona Brookdale Charles Grambling Christian Shaffer Wilmore J.J. Hutchison van Horn A. E. Johinson Daniel Harry Wadsworth Morrellville McFeaters Farm R. T. Hutchison Rev. Miller Evangelical Association Messrs. Wood Harvey Peffer Barneshboro James Gorman Hortons H. W. Smitten WATT Janes Boden Cordy Elders Ridge Amanda Lucas Verna Thomas Curry Run Jesse Fleming Denver Mortar Fleming Margaret Peeler Jennie McHenry Edward Harbison Cookport IDEAL Samuel Bence Dixonville Anna Short Lydick H. F. Burkeypile Maggie McGaughey Cherryhill Tanoma 8. C. Dickson Anita Tanoma House Blaine Shaffer F. M. Myers H. L. Short Burnside Wm. Kriner George Frank Strayer Oil City Victor Roller Rudy Eclipse Penn Mills David Ellis & Sons Indiana, Pa Wallace Dry Goods Company Wallace Dry Goods Co J. C. Wallace & Son Philadelphia Street Inprana, Pa John F. Steving Undertaker Wissel Arbuckle BBC Merry War Lys Berne Reds Son
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