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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1913

Page

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County's Finances in Good Condition

Auditors report for year ending January 6 1918 shows County Treasurer J Willis Wilson received 18720835 and held 35241 15 cash. Receipts include liquor licenses 1700 former treasurer 39160 91 tax levy 79490 66 aid to society 2000. Expenditures cover bridges 10524 06 jail fuel records and salaries with total assets 36337 48 and liabilities 29149 94. County Poor Fund shows 111820 receipts and 50860 27 from former treasurer with farm products and livestock sales offsetting maintenance. Damages from dogs to sheep high at 1745 96.

Auditors J. Willis Wilson Indiana County Agricultural Society Wilson County Agricultural Society Court House Western Penitentiary Allegheny County County Poor Fund Dixmont Warren George H. Jeffries County Poor District

Prisoners Sent to Western Penitentiary and Allegheny Workhouse

Indiana county increased the population of the Western penitentiary by two with Leo Thompson and John Koval sent there for terms of three to five years and one to two years respectively. Frank Comport was moved to the Allegheny county workhouse for three months.

Indiana County Western Penitentiary Allegheny County Leo Thompson Joln Koval Frank Compert Thompson Koval

Longtime Armstrong Farmer Daniel Anderson Feeds Sheep on Eighty Fifth Birthday

Daniel Anderson of Armstrong township celebrated his eighty fifth birthday while tending a flock of fine sheep on his farm. Born March 31, 1827, he has spent most of his life in the area, married Mary McCullom in 1863, and built a large family with strong health and a lifelong farming career. He is part of a historically enduring family, with relatives scattered across Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kansas, and beyond.

Daniel Anderson Armstrong Township Mr. Anderson William Anderson Parkwood Thompson McCrea Andersonville Anderson Kittannoing Pike Mary Brown McCullom Hugh McCullom West Union United Presbyterian Church David Blair McCullom Sara A. Wiggins Sheloca Margaret Caldwell Homer City John Forsythe Indiana Harry McCullom Coatesville H. E. McCullom Washington Iowa Catherine A. Wiggins Sterling Kans Thomas Wiggins D. W. Andrson Mary Emma Wells Los Angeles Cal D. L. Anderson Burnstad N. D McChesney Anderson Plandreau R. E. Coleman Asa B Minda Anderson

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Since Last Report

Deeds recorded show transfers across multiple townships including Center Green Hast Mahoning and Pine. Notable moves include J G Duncan to J M Carson for 165 dollars and Ellen B Wyland to Andrew Kirsch for 8001 dollars, with many others at prices ranging from 75 to 3300 dollars.

Deeds Recorders Indiana County J. G. Duncan Center J. M. Carson David B. Work Hast Mahoning Edgar S. Work E. Bence Green Iry Hamilton Thomas P. Campbell Young Albert A. George Ellen B. Wyland Pine Andrew 8 Kirs W. B. Swarts Jacob O'Hara Montgomery Nicola Tell A. M. Wonder Burrell Co. D. Grusan Della Faust Clymer T. C. Stanley Charles Little Washington Mary > Little Wm. T. Marsh Weat Peatertink Richard WY. Clawson Wm. B. Lowman Armstrong W. W. Harbison H. Lamer A. W. Bush Henry F Prothero Banks Frank H. Horton Glenwood John A. Anderson Comets Irwin McKee Speedy Wm. W. Boucher Norman J. Poucher Sam Tishier Herman Rerner

Marriage Licenses Listed From Various Towns

A list of marriage licenses includes Silas H Lightcap in Marion Center Laura EB in Marion Indiana Samuel McCachren Bolivar Julia Ann Boring Now Florence James A Smith Marion Center Iva V Houston Glen Campbell Stewart T Hogue Cokeville Wmma M Kirkland Blairsville Jess McManus Clymer Eva J Shankle in Clymer with a concluding note.

Silas H Lightcap Marion Center Laura EB Marion Indiana Samuel McCachren Bolivar Julia Ann Boring Florence James A. Smith Iva V. Houston Glen Campbell Stewart T Hogue Cokeville Wmma M Kirkland Blairsville Jess McManus Clymer Eva J. Shankle

Indiana Markets Held for Court Trial

James Palmer Jr of town was held for court on a charge of carrying concealed weapons and assault after a hearing before Squire J A Grossman. Palmer, intoxicated, fired a revolver at Chief of Police Keller before officers subdued him Friday evening.

Squire J. A. Grossman James Palmer, Jr Palmer Keller

Weddings of a Week in Local Area

Sebestzen and Miss Lidike wed in the new municipal hall with a friend group and music aboard a trolley. Lightcap and Miss Mabon married by Rev H King at West Church Street residence. McCachren and Miss Boring married at the bride’s home by Rev William M Spangler. George Hoffman and Miss Minnie Harhart wed March 24 in Tarentum Catholic church. Frank Myers and Miss Edith Henry marry in town at Rev C E Newcombe’s West Church Street home.

Sebestzen-Lidike J. A. Crossman Major Sebestzen Nzuzee Lidike Josephine Hoffman-Harhart George Lawrence Hoffman Minnie Harhart Town Tarentum Weer RK. J. Doherty

Jury Awards Land Owner Damages in Rail Road Case

A Cambria and Indiana railroad right of way dispute resulted in Minnie Stephens winning 3754.42 dollars for damages to her land. A second case, John Marts against Conemaugh Coal Co, sought about 6100 dollars for alleged coal mining under land and surface cave-ins. More cases were listed with a McKean judge expected to preside next week.

Minnie Stephens Cambria & Indiana Railroad John Marts Conemaugh Township Conemaugh Coal Co McKean County

Colts and a Death Tighten Local News

Owns Pine Colts. Mr John Farnsworth of near Purchase Line in his 7th year is in robust health and showed activity by breaking a fine team of colts last week. William Simpson McPhilimy, young son of Mr and Mrs Harry McPhilimy of North Ninth Street, died on Friday.

Pine Colts John Farnsworth Near Purchase Line William Simpson McPhilimy Harry McPhilimy North Ninth Street

PERSONAL BREVITIES FROM A LOCAL TOWN

Long list of society notes recounts visitors and visits across Marion Center and nearby towns. Names include Missatella Colbitt, Henry Nicewouger, Misa Jean McKihaney, and many others visiting friends in Marion Center Johnstown Greensburg Punxsutawney and Blairsville. Also notes farm moves occupations hospital visits and a birthday gathering.

Birthdays Remembered for W Getty and Family

Relatives and friends gathered at White township to toast Mr Samenel Wilson Getty on his 78th birthday with baskets of food and a noon dinner. Rev Newcombe spoke and Miss Jennie Mitchell read a Golly family history. Also celebrated was Mrs Margaret Gatty's 75th birthday with a family dinner at Oak and Wirth streets.

Bob H. J. Bowser Ful Family Altoona Roblo- Ran Ro I. Wilson Bolivar Brantlinger Brothers Maw Lizzie Muck Ord Susan St. Clair Bertha Uncapher Johnstown Wags Hendrick Jericho Ada Walbeck Elda Robinson Felday Thomas Clark Flora Bollvar Edna Mahon Teachers’ Institute Hutchison Hast Wheatfield Township Wright Latrobe Clara Penrose Ida Ellada A. C. Penrose W. Getty Samenel Wilson Getty White Township Newcombe Jennie Mitchell Golly Nancy Catty Town Getty Charles Getty John Cummins Charlotte Brown Willet John Getty Jonty Margaret Gatty Plumville Waranty George Fleming Oak and Wirth

Wills and Wades Lydick Will and Other Notices

Wills Wiled Recently. The will of the late Joseph H. Lydick of South Mahoning township bequeaths his estate to four children subject to the widow s dower. George T. Lydick receives livestock and farming implements with others sharing the remainder. Samuel Pettigrew s estate goes to his wife Sarah A. Pettigrew with coal sale proceeds distribution clause. Philip McCaffrey leaves entire estate to sister Sarah Jane McCaffrey who is executrix. Louise Reed is sole beneficiary under Tate Reed s will dated December 24 1912. Cake from England brings a two pound Has ter cake to Mrs John Ward of Josephine. Move and relocations: Mr F Templeton to Indiana after selling his Green township farm to G M Joiner. Various local names and moves follow including Park Moot Moot Leans and more community notices.

Missatella Colbitt Marion Center Henry Nicewouger Penn Run Misa Jean McKihaney Railroad Avenue Johnstown W. A. Bartlay H. R. Henderson Haat Oulk Street Wittsburg Milton Hoffman Burlington Township J. A. Findley Greensburg Indiana M. H. Wilson South Seventh Street Wilkinsburg Margaret Smith Pittsburg Savilla Smith Town Clara Williame Punxsutawney Jane Lydick East Church Street A. M. Cox William Lohr Near Advance Squire Griffith Rossiter T. W. Collitt South Fifth Street C. A. Alers East Philadelphia William Martin Blairsville Lisle Moorhead Pennsylvania Railroad Company H. H. Stevington F. McCune Near Purchase Fred Herlinger South Sixth Street J. P. Harkless Mr. Harkless J. M. Cunningham Church Street Mary Grace Mr. Shearer Strongstown Here Virtondale Red Mill suMelent Wagner Bros Dick Tract Michael Shultz Joseph Ondrivek Ebya Duncan Grate Davis Terrah P. Artemus Harry Shaffer Pitcairn Sanford Campbell Brushvalley Clara. Altemus Susan Altemus Wintondale J. B. Graham Homer F. C. Laney Laura B. Dick Serlah Sleppy Frank Strong John Gibson Samuel Helman Toy Greasley Wm. Vite Marl Boul WiIl Sulter D. Wyatt Harry Beckhad O. C. Shaffer Cecil Haddon Punxsutawney Hospital Maude Braughter Uroye City Dormire Trade City Wm. Dormtre Lo, Douds M. I. Church Cloo Amelose Joseph H. Lydick South Mahoning Township Hettie Ellen Lydick George T. Lydick Virginia B Harry S Ernest A. Lydick Samuel Pettigrew Armstrong Township Sarah A. Pettigrew Philip McCaffrey Pine Township Sarah Jane McCaffrey Louise Reed Ie Tate Re M. Reed

Live News Notes From County Towns In 1900s Era

Local notes from Vandergrift Plumville Punxsutawney and nearby towns record residents visiting relatives moving to new homes taking jobs at Westinghouse in Rittaburg and Plumville events include bible readings club meetings revival attendance and a neighborly birthday surprise. Local businesses prepare for residents with improved street sidewalks fences and patrols while visitors roam between Blairsville Pittsburg and Dubois.

Althea Marshall Pittsburg Lizzie Weston Plumville Blaine Dodson Westinghouse Rittaburg Homer Stiteler Marion Canter Merle Weston Pall Creek Dorothy Maria Rebecca Crawford Georgeville W. B. Clancy G. W. Irwin M. C. Crawford William Gearhart John Wagner Good Charles Stiteler C. & Davis S. W. Gondron Martha Lukehart NuBols

Local Notes and Social Roundup at Gworgevill e

Gworgevill e residents engage in household projects and visits. Lowman Neal plans a new house on a recent purchase while Arthur Chapman recovers from scarlet fever. Mrs Pearl Mountain with son How ard return from Indiana. Wm Sloniger and son Alpert visit Word City. K W Simpson buys Llan jyar lot from Samuel Kerr.

Lowman Neal Arthur Chapman Pearl Mountain Howard Indiana Sloniger Alpert Word City K. W. Simpson Llanjyar Samuel Kerr Rebecca Maria Dorothy Crawford Smicksburg Gagi J. Hl. Butler

Also Mentioned on This Page

Looust David Smith Mabel Smith North Juneau Miss Minute Stiver Minnie Stiver Elmer Lyke David Rishel Ida Smith Howard and Dale Wm. Stiver Clara Armstrong Punxautawney Adam Tyger Adam William Uber Plymouth Rock Raymon Wineburg Ward A. JT. Davis Pats Ella McQuown Pierce Dayton South Mahonlny Township Lulu Ackerson Presbyterian Church Shindledecker Entith Wadding Clover Pierce Lucinda Pierce D. Andrews John Shindledecker Kane J. Vierpont Mortin J. Pierpont Morgan Rome Mabel Davis Lillis McQuilken Davis Jackson McMillen Josephine Kuhns Clarence Pearl Ephraim Kirkpatrick Otto Breeds Scott McQuown Pauling McMillen Nellie Marion Senter D. W. McMillen Elzabeth Samantha Buterhaugh Blairaville W. T. Long Tha 'Plek Cree Lydia George Jaimison Mises May Mya McLaughlin Salisburg Charles and John McLaughlin England John Ward F. Templeton Green Township G. M. Joiner Grisemore Templeton Marchand Howard Park Titusville Elia Orkeksede John Start J. C. Speedy Frank Spence Adrian Jacob Clark Widerton Frank Dixson Punxsutawney Provision Co Lloyd Spence R. R. Co Archie Riddle BK. G. Wilhelm Delbert McGaughey Tndlana Lottie Fairman Whitelownship Geo. Cravener School Street Kellysburg Hazel Sutton Shelocia Charles Mcliughiin BF. W. Carson Wear Virginia George Carson Vandergrift Robert Garson Caldwell Morgan Dagenberger Graceton O. C. Willams Stella Robert Williams Pearl Hollis J. D. George Curtin Cunningham Pireyira Anthe Dickson McConnaughey BH. J. Miller I. C. Betts Ira Lydie Arran Ohio W. A. Lydie Dixon Mahoning Supply Co Luteries Gets Golden Rule Club John Campbell Main Juniper Streets George M. Smithley Beth Edward Smitley George Washington Abraham Lincoln Gilbert Shaeffer Clarence Smitley Wendell Byers Harold McCon Naughey Smioksburg Gworgeville Mary Liggett Cambria County John Liggett Paul Graff Robert Blacklick R. J. Flood Thomas Mabon, Jr H. Sygler Thomas McKelvey Ligouier J. H. Mabon B. W. Milliken Eindaday Ephriam Wallace Lattig Lizale Liggett J. M. Mabon James McCreary Fairfield
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