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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1915

Page

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Indiana county road supervisors hold annual session

State Highway Department sent a representative to address the guardians of county heads. About fifty road supervisors met in the Court House for practical talks on road building and highway care. Resolutions call for Good Roads Day and refund of fifty cents per dollar spent on roads. New officers elected: President G S Braughter, Secretary W W Hopkins, Treasurer Wilson M Bowser.

Indiana County Court House William N. Liggett J. Telford J. N. Langham E. A. Jones State Highway Department Jones William Liggett Brumbaugh G. 5. Braughter Grant Township W. W. Hopkins Hast Mahoning Township Wilson M. Bowser West Mahoning Township

Directors chosen for Fork Wild Life League

Indiana County Branch of the Wild Life League of Pennsylvania elected a board of directors to organize permanently. Directors include W. N. Liggett E. R. Springer R. W. Wehrle J. R. Richards John Bennett J. M. Carson and H. H. Pennington. A county game protector position arises with an $80 monthly salary. James T. E. Sansom outlined proposed game protection legislation.

Indiana County Wild Life League of Pennsylvania William Liggett Town Friends of Game James TE. Sansom Pittsburg W. N. Liggett E. R. Springer R. W. Wehrle J. R. Richards John Bennett Blairsville J. M. Carson Homer City H. H. Pennington Glen Campbell Wild Life League League

Indiana County Hospital March Report Summary

The Indiana County Hospital reports for March 57 patients received and 44 discharged with 5 deaths and 27 operations. On April 1 there were 41 patients remaining. Ernest Woman Undergoes Operation for appendicitis at Indiana Hospital, Mrs William North of Ernest underwent a successful appendectomy after several weeks of illness.

Indiana County Hospital Ernest William North Indiana Hospital

Sisters Reunited After Three Year Separation

Former Lovejoy resident Mrs. H R Waddell and her sister Mrs. Elizabeth Bullman were reunited at Grove City after thirty years apart. Waddell, 50, residing with her son in law and daughter, and Bullman, 76, had been separated since the death of Waddell's husband. The reunion followed a visit arranged after Waddell learned of a Mrs Gullman in Brain, about 20 miles away. Willis A Houck, son of Lovejoy residents, houses Waddell during summer vacation.

Lovejoy Grove City 8. R. Waidell Willis A. Trouck Elizabeth Bullman Bullman Willis A. Houck Mrs. Waddell Joseph Houck Lovejoy R. D. 2 Houck Farm

Several Estates Divided Bequests Made in Wills Recently Filed

Wills filed in the county reveal divisions among heirs. The late David Martin's daughter Sarah Lydick inherits his entire estate per a March 4, 1904 will. Ellen Robertson leaves her Homer City house to her son James, with William receiving $100 and other bequests to Jas and John R Robertson. Harriet Dehaven names Jacob Dehaven as executor and directs coal sale proceeds from six acres to be shared by her children. Solomon Dunmire's heirs share equally in his estate per a recently filed will.

David Martin Town Sarah Lydick Ellen Robertson Homer City James William Jas John R. Robertson Harriet Dehaven Canoe Township Jacob Dehaven Solomon Dunmire Armstrong Township

Fifty Years of Marriage for Gipsy Couple

The Gipsy couple Mr and Mrs T W Smith of Gipsy celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home on March 27 with more than 100 relatives and friends present. Seven children attended except two distant ones in Sapulpa Oklahoma and Loxley Alabama. Guests from Charleroi Hazelhurst and Maffey traveled for the event and gifts included gold and silver presented by A H Hess and others, plus $100 in gold coin.

Stobert T. Hutchison Mast Wheatfield Township Hutchison T. W. Smith Gipsy Ig. J. Smith Sapulpa Oklahoma P. Y. Smith Loxley Alabama John Campbell Charleroi Scott Arthurs Hazelhurst John Tooke Ma Baffey A. H. Hess Gener Strongstown J. M. Brown Wan Mr. Brown Bennett Mabie Harry

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report

Real estate transfers listed include numerous Indiana County parcels and farms with buyers such as John M. Good, Andrew Trott, Tillie Taylor, W. Oberlin, A. St. Ritchie, W. S. Deyarmin, and many others. Several local property sales on West Church Street, North Sixth Street, and surrounding areas are noted along with planned summer construction. A Strongstown birthday party for J. M. Brown and an Easter service at the Indiana Mission Sabbath School are also reported.

Indiana County James Nelson Clymer John M. Good John J. Douglass Green Andrew Trott Alex McCracken Ty Blacklick Tillie Taylor A. Oberlin Mr. W. Oberlin Sanlie Lovin Homer Guy Bingham Gen. Yoas North Man Honing A. JL. Yoas Clarissa Rupert Indiana Thomas GL. Edwards Julia A. Pyock Chorityhill David Clark Clara J. Miller Center Jessa B. Grifith Itebegen J. Johnston Wm. D. Deabenderfer G. R. Churchill Delbert J. Means Jarl Weamer Homer City John Gibson Emma EE. Learn Atres South Mahoning Learn Kreil Edith Adamson A. St. Ritchie A. P. Watson Advin W. S. Deyarmin George W. Swan Admin Bol Janes R John O. Daugherty John H. Gromley Montgomery Homer Conrad Armstrong John J Mary A. Anthony Hosack A. A. Calhoun Richard M. Reams Richard Hancock William Sweeney West Church Street Harry Bennett Wayne Rigg North Sixth Street Robert E Ving George W. Martin Town Bowers William Uber Martin Gompers Alley G. W. Roof William Dearmy South Seventh Street Went McConnell McConnell Sevenentrams Milton Beatty Sara Fisher Hughes

Prohibition Candidate Philippi for County Commissioner

Prohibition candidate for Comunis an Prohibition Candidate for Comunis an EG bee L. A. Philippi a Rochester Mills resident will run for county commissioner on the Prohibition ticket in the coming primary. A misprint in the Progress last week listed him on the Republican ticket. Misa Mabel Hamill taught at Aspinwall and spent vacation with her parents near town.

EG Bee L. A. Philippi Rochester Mills Icket Mr. Philippi Misa Mabel Hamill Aspinwall Joel P. L. Hamill Near Town

Personal Briefs from Pittsburg Area Residents

Local readers note visits and travels of numerous residents. Names include Lewis of Church street in Pittsburg and Smith Wallemtre from Meilwood, plus Nelson Davis near West Tele nition in Indiana. Regular county seat and road supervisor activity, social visits across Greensburg, Clymer, Johnstown, and Pittsburgh, and a death notice for Rosie Deyarmin.

Homer City Deaths and Obituaries From Dust Week

Mrs. Margaret Welchonee of Homer City and Mrs. Elizabeth Rose of North Point are named among those mourning relatives in Dust Week obituaries. Alita Close of Hamilton died in Punxsutawney aged 76, surviving several children. Funeral services for Welchonee and Close held in Homer City area with interment at North Point Cemetery.

Heath A. M. Wettoned Hanter City Niather Afrivelt Mes Mlizabeth Close Hamilton Wathesday Tother Mes. Welchonee Margaret Welchonee North Point Welchonee Alita Plose Punsai- Innoey C. Wadding Fird J. Francis Punxsutawney I. M. Saylor Crackside D.C. Smnth Tamistens Bose Dubois BB. T. Blose Johnsonburgs A. Close Sprankle's Mills A.M. Welchonee Homer City Hanlon Austin Welchonee Paul Janes Kemry Pennsylvania Sylvester 78 Alvey M Homer Chiy Rank M Scott Chambers Cyrus J. Frampion City Mary J. Tumpton Nome Wallace McMillen Home Benjamin Mellenry Mary Conley Bittyburg A. B Iew C. G. McKinley

Mine Foremen Certificates Exam Opens in Municipal Building

Sixty one applicants take examinations for mine foremen certificates in the bituminous mines of Pennsylvania as tests begin in the Municipal building. The three day session is supervised by the twenty fifth district examination board with Thomas Lowther, William Wardroy, and George Taylor serving as members. The boss certificates test is set for Friday and lists of candidates include names from Iselin Homer City and Lucerne Mines among others.

Riz Claisn Pennsylvania Thomas 8. Lowther W. B. Wardroy Iselin George Taylor Graceton St. Ritchie John lLuder Webster C. Buhile Homer City Joseph Paydock Melntyre J. M. Coleman J. T. Dainey Coriul van Townsend Mweilwood Tosge M. Gutman Lucerne Mines Las. Kenniburg M. Pate Tigrew Melmyre W. S. Griffith Witerman Thomas Jones Ernest D. Walker Wiliam J. Walker EL J. Kennard M. M. Nolan Indiana David G. Ruddock William Bullock Hellwood Andrew Watson Areath Hilliard Michael J. Ruby Kent John QC Iseling MM. W. Deamer Salisbury B.C George Love Patterson Q. Melinger Water Main Reuben MK. Shaner Slamer City Voyten Timothy Jones Matthew Harris Doxeph Gorman R. D William Maddock M. J. Jones Waterman Stey Sexton Stomer City James A. Donahue Heilwood Jamel M. Simpson Joh Slone Hailwood Stobert Jarvis Clymer William Bt. Clair L- Us Phonmas Tarve Strickland Melntyret George Airgood Livermore Ff B. No

Local News From County Towns Report Widespread Visits

Robinson County brief includes death of daughter at North tower hospital in town, visits by Mise Myatt Smith to Mrs. antha Dish san YG, Laney's move to Uniontown, multiple relatives visiting, and Scout activities. Reports on accidents, hospital stays, school staff, and community events. many residents named with towns Willet Greensburg Punxsutawney and Youngstown.

Mise Myatt Smith Willet Antha Laney Uniontown Wiens Te Hyenyibosed Wihel Hewes Herdots Die Pattabag Annine Washington Wok Griffh Chiwreh Street Washington Street Pla. Clawson Indiana Hospital OM. Dick Willshirs

Nagging Campaign Taints Duty Fueled by Local Gossip

A fragmented account notes a campaign described as nagging, with references to town figures Miss Tila, Amie Ougher, and Kate Adams meeting at Gray Station. The text hints at socializing after a Sunday gathering and mentions Lady's Pictorial and local attire.

Miss Tila Amie Ougher Kate Adams Gray Station

Mother of Twin Boys Dies Suddenl y

Mrs Mushrush of Homer City aged 25 died at home after severe tonsillitis contracted after the birth of her twin boys. She leaves a husband and three children, with her parents Mr and Mrs Lumian Gilbert to care for the infants as a grand parade of sympathy follows. The twins are under the care of their paternal grandfather and grandmother and are described as husky and improving.

Mmnahrish Homer City Beetine Hidlroad Avenue Wreith Mushrush Lela Gilbert Lumian Gilbere Elaurrh Er Bishamd Gilbert

Mrs Martha June Dayis mcComish Dies in San Jose

Mrs Martha June Dayis mcComish died at 2 30 PM Friday March 26 1915 in San Jose California from pancreatic enlargement after an operation at Columbia hospital on December 26 She was born July 28 1845 in Indiana County Pa and lived in Pine Township near Nolo Indiana Colusa Hermid editor Charles D McComish and San Jose lawyer Hilah C McComish are among survivors Also husband Nelson McComish sister Mrs Mitchie Davis Smith and five sons two other sons died in infancy and Manuel died in 193? in New York City Funeral by Dr Hy McQuilken of San Jose First Presbyterian Church with interment at Oak Hill Cemetery awaiting the resurrection morning.

Lewis Church Street Waa Pittsburg Smith Wallemtre Meilwood Nelson Davis Near West Johnstown David Myers Greensburg Clymer A. G. Chambers Owel Smith Trade City Ross Getty University of Michigan CG. A. Wilkinson Parkwood R. D Conney U. Leurn Lovejoy W. GB. Wagner Heshbon Charles Itbey Clarridge Indiana JL. Kinsey W. 4 Armagh Harry B. Mirshall Philadelphia Street Blaine McCreight Monessen Wilzabeth Conner Paul Water Street Fuosis Jahjatown John Rk, Jones Evelyn North Ninth Street Jeannette A. W. Jeffries South Fifth Street John Russell Po Town Huntingdon Harrisburg Philadelphia Bellwood Margaret J. Rice Marion and Marie Nunda N. Y Clair Work New Kensington Men Pollock BE. W. Skinner Wilson Bowser West Mahoning Township David Merle Lydick Nora Ethel Henry J. Calvitt Clark North Seventh Street William Bush G. A. Minser Marion Center Craig Stumpf Bon Ton James Buffalo Gorman Hortons Flo Catherine Gorman Charles Griftth Sellwood Wilkinsburg Jesse Hodison Verona Colnahin Hospital Rachel Arthur Clurry Tree Tina Martha June Dayis mcComish Nelson MccComish San Jose California Indiana County Columbia Hospital Venn Ston Pine Township Nolo McComish Infamcy Manuel JSS New York City Charles D Colusa Hermid Colusa Hilah C Cone Mitchie Davis Smith San Josa Mylyg Presbyterian Church Hy McQuilken I Prodhytarian Church Oak Hill Cemetery

Mrs Lang of Marion Center Dies After Illness

Mrs Aaron W Lang and Mrs Matilda Jane Park Lang aged 02 years widow of Aaron W Lang of Marion Center died at home after a long illness. A lifelong resident, she was born April 6 1843 and educated locally. She taught in Indiana and Somerset counties and married January 30 1886. Survived by husband and children including Lark Lang of Arkansas Marty Park, Myrtle Bak, and Aaron Lang, with funeral services held at home by Rev R J Roberts and burial in Marion Center cemetery.

Matilda Jane Park Lang Aaron W. Lang Marion Center Lang Indiana Robert Park John Park Minion Center Wat Wernity Ochiana Somerset County Mr Lang Lark Lang Arkanss Martha Maton Marry Co Leadville Jentle Myrtle Andrew Bak Marion Canter Lucrete Perry HH. Craig Philadelphia Jolie Eligabeth Aaron Linton Gang Marion Menter Aaron A. Davis Myra Gang Presbyterian Church of

Indiana Manax Candidate John M Gamble for County Auditor

Indiana candidate John M Gamble announces run for county auditor on the Republican ticket in the coming primary. Arbor Days noted with Governor Brumbaugh setting April 14 and 23 as State Arbor days.

Indiana Manax John M. Gamble Martin G. Brumbaugh

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fork Wild Life League Rey Brownlee May Brownlee Hugh Moore Henry Sidney Australia Henry San Francisco Cal Honolulu Ella Taiston Indiana Normal School Altoona George Growden James Ralston White Township Andrew R. Anderson Agnes D. Simpson Hari J, Smith Emma L. Carney Arthur T. Schrecengost Bertha O. Shields Jacob M. Mack West Wheatfield Irene J. Luther John W. Cessna A. C. Braughter Verner Hollster Coraopolis Ray Hosack Mary Jay Braughter Homey Joseliine Bollinger-Andrews Company Josephine Tockport Indiana Mission Sabbath School Second United Presbyterian Church Hiller McMullen Prohibition Comunisan Dees Rosie Deyarmin Trosle Deyarmin Taylor Deyartitt Hraghvalley Township Bee Klink Cramer Klink Homer Margaret, Wolvhoner Elizabeth Rose A, M. Welehonva Chih Obrers New Century Club Tillery C AL PS Lowry Noble G. Miler WB. Cuonball John () Patton W. J. Wetthing Joseph W. Clemaunts Joseph Fl Burgess Jobn CG Patton Joseph W. Gicamnants Mia. Ralphi, Forrester Edwin St. Sutton Tie Farm Sudyrna South Mahoning Township Jonla Lock Bart Martha Mabon Dora Steele Willian Rye Noble Lemmon Isliner Steel Promeets Cay Mys Geotee Userelay Jolnstown Atwe Dota Lia North Tower Htdewart Ghareh Street Melanushlin Shelocta Kunkle, Wie Greensburgy Mr. Winkle T. Kunkle Sundiy J. C. Froelich Arlington Hotel Main Street Mign Jain Dick Passuvant Hospital Martin Learn Fittle Ridge Avenue Camp Fire Girls Uber’s Hunter City M. EB Jose Present Iginger Jank Johnston Youngstown Johnston Zolla Rumbaugh Juniper Street S. W. Uber George Jeffties Jiarry Myers Milvabeth Pick Reynolisville Little Pifac M. Pifer Tunxsutawney Annie Washington Ine Plats Filancia Martha Suttop J. C. Lowry Ty Rider Clark Boty A. Richardson Doyce Ot Mau Tren Canker Guy Mootsanory Bhureh Garevelt Elle Mya Gherdin Howard Iniain Indika Freiguids Ose Richardson Carl Gorey Visting Ds Weil Jung Pat Burt Meropey Hocro Sid Case Dais Benth Mrs Nelson McComish
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