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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1913

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State roads work to begin soon in county

Public highways plans outline asphalt macadam between Indiana and Blairsville and top dressing to blend with new roadbed. Wonder names foremen for routes 63 189 266 and 67 188 288 while new spring works start on Clo mer to Pine Plaza Bitongstown to county line and Jacksonville to Clarksburg as part of ten routes under state control.

A. M. Wonder State Highways Department Wonder Indiana Blairsville Andiana Reed Station Black- Meek Blacklick Cramer William Bush Trade City James Halmiston Crete Clomer Pine Plaza Bitongstown Jacksonville Clarksburg Upfar Twolick

Old deeds reveal Indiana real estate origins

Old deeds secured by Henry Hall trace early land deals around Indiana town site laid out by George Clymer. The narrative covers Lot No. 3 on Philadelphia street near the Moore Hotel, later sold for high sums, and mentions the 1842 sale of the county jail site with potential modern values around $25,000 to $30,000.

Henry Hall Fanny Nixon Indiana Vance George Clymer Trustees of Carpenter Avenue Sixth Street Water Street Philadelphia Street Hall Samuel Hall Moore Hotel Samuel Shryock North Seventh Nixon Alley James M. Kelly Henry Kintar Robert Nixon Scott Corner Dr. Churchill Nixon

Class of eighteen finishes teachers training at Purchase Line

A class of 18 graduates from the Sebbath school of the Brethren church at Purchase Line will hold graduation exercises Saturday at 7:45 PM in the church. Programs include hymns, readings, speeches by Meda Houk Cassie Berkey Fred Henry and others, diplomas presented by Rev. W. J. Hamilton, and class officers listed.

Purchase Line Sebbath School of the Brethren Church W. J. Hamilton Clans D. R. Barkey Meda Hook

Rumor of New Coal Town Center Township

A rumor says Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg interests may develop surface on three farms near Homer City, possibly starting a new coal town on land owned by Wallace Haberstick and Carson. First openings may occur on the Wallace property as talks continue. Indiana County Dental Association forms at New Indiana House, officers elected and constitution to be prepared.

Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg Center Township Homer City Rochester & Pittsburg B. M. Clark Punxsutawney W. M. Wallace Daniel H. Haberstick G. 8. Carson Wallace New Insana House Indiana County Dental Association H. P.griffith Indiana R. B. Cummins Blakeville George R. Churchill Edwin K. Wood C. W. Rink Town Fry

Mazza to extend street into borough line at Homer City

North Homer developer Giuseppe Mazza plans Mazza street extending to the borough line to spur Homer City growth. He recently sold 20 lots to the Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg Railroad Company and expects to build six houses on the parcels next summer. The spring term at Indiana State Normal School opened with over 1,000 students enrolled. Lambe D P McHenry owns a ewe that birthed four uniform lambs. Alvin Davils of Buffington township sold 70 dozen eggs from a 62 hen flock. The Outing Club will hold a dance at the Auditorium Friday evening.

North Homer Guiseppe Mazza Lota Mazza Homer City Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad Company The Indiana State ‘Normal School Alvin Davils Buffington Township

County Corn Club entrants listed for Indiana county prizes

The Royal Corn Club drew keen interest as 61 young farmers entered for cash prizes offered by County Superintendent James F. Chapman. The list includes James R. Hutchison from East Wheatfield and Joseph J. Elbell from Banks, with dozens more names across townships such as Conemaugh, Center, East Mahoning, West Wheatfield, and West Mahoning.

Jus. F. Chapman Royal Corn Club Indiana County James FF Chapman Corn Club East Wheatfeld James R. Hutchison Banks Joseph J. Elbell Montgomery Charlies Dodsor Leroy Bricker A Burrell William Lemsmon Ray Lemmon Brushvalley Craig Hunter Noble Murdick Delos Grow Artechie Conner Grant Township Jesse Piffer

Real Estate Transfers and Related Notices in Indiana County

Recorded deeds show numerous property transfers across Indiana County from Wm R Chrissman to Brown and Mary Brown to McCabe, plus parcels involving O Harrah, Fite, Deabenderfer, Mitchell, White, Polon, Hart, Huey, Prothero, Mahon, Hart, Evans, G M Mazza and others. Marriage licenses listed for local couples. a taxi service expansion by a local Ford agency is noted. a stovepipe anecdote and arm injury report accompany civic updates. Second Brigade of the National Guard to hold encampment at Erie July 6 to 12. Maple Valley Dairy operates in Washington township.

Indias County Wm. R. Chrissman Indiana John R Mary ¢. Brown Mary EB. McCabe Bur- Tell Harry Y. Brown Howard O’barrah Wm. H. O'Harrah Philip Fite North Mahoning W. H. Vite Mary A. Deabenderfer White Andrew Saltsgiver Dora C. Mitchell Blairsville James B. Pease Harry White Armstrong L. M. Carnahan Anton Polon Antonio Spodaro Isabella Speedy John H. Hart Daniel H. Smith Montggomery Samuel Huey Glearfield & Cash Creek Coal & iCoke Co Glen Campbell Henry Prothero Tames Anderson John Anderson Lmer LE. Parson West Wheatfeld Thomas J. Mahon Wheatfield Elizabeth Mahon Samuel W. Hosack Simon Evans Thomas W. Glenn Carrie B. Gleng G. Mazza Buffald Rochester & Pittsburg Hallway Co Ates Plickiniger Li Heindr Guy Sarah Peddicord Nebbs McAnulty Blairs Ville Banks Peter Plecka Erie National Guard

Grim Reaper's Harvest: deaths in Kayne and surrounding area

Obituaries report the death of Kayne township farmer Christopher Cook after a weeks long pneumonia illness. Born in Germany, he immigrated as a child and lived in Pittsburg and Rayne township. Survived by wife Margaret Swan Cook and three children, plus multiple siblings. Funeral services were held at Grove Chapel with burial in Greenwood cemetery at Indiana.

Christopher Cook Kayne Township Mr. Cook Germany Pittsburg Grove Chapel Lutheran Church Margaret Swan Wmn. Swan Lawrence Carrie Belle George Evan Long Indiana J. L. Peterman Pauline Walker George Frech Rayne Township Cook Caroline Walker P. J. Tau Grove Chapel Church Greenwood Cemetery I. Clark Wingrove L. Clark Wingrove Smickaburg Anthony Wingrove Falls Creek Arnold Wingrove Danville Walter Wingrove Smicksburg Anna Nannip Olive Wingrove Tev, Carll Mahoning Bap

Former Normal Students Banqueted at Pittsburg

Nearly 350 Indiana County Alumni Association of Indiana Normal School members gathered at the Fort Pitt Hotel in Pittsburg for a reunion and banquet. Speakers included Dr James W Ament and Miss Jane I Leonard with musical selections by Cogswell Dana Berkey and Pierce. Dr Ament opposed state purchase of Normal schools to avoid political control.

Indiana Fort Pitt Indiana County Alumni Association of Indiana Normal School Fort Pritt Hotel Pittsburg James W. Ament Jane I. Leonard Hina Allan Cogswell A& Quartet Minses Cogswell Marjory Dana Hilda Berkey Mary Pierce A. C G. Gordon 4. J. Miller Dr. Ament

New Century Club Elects Officers for Next Year

Mrs. H B Cogswell was named president of the New Century Club at Monday afternoon’s meeting. Other officers include secretary Mrs. M C Gordon, assistant Mrs. Ralph Forrester, treasurer Mrs. BD Sutton. Directors for two years were Mrs. 8 J Telford and for one year Mrs. Fred Wettling. Public Interest Committee directors include Mrs. J W Clements as chairman with Mrs. John Patton, Mrs. A M Hammers and Mrs. R BE Young. Katherine McLaughlin elected program chairman to replace Miss Rummall.

H. Is. Cogswell New Century Club H. B. Cogswell M. C. Gordon Ralph Forrester R. Sutton J. Telford Fred Wettling Public Interest Committee J. W. Clements John Patton A. M. Hammers R. BE. Young Kathairine McLaughlin Rummall

Favors Town Improvement In Indiana by Chamber of Commerce

At a Chamber of Commerce meeting plans were discussed to make Indiana cleaner and more beautiful. A resolution was adopted urging effort to foster civic pride and requesting unity from the Town Council New Century Club local press Board of Trade public schools teachers and directors and all good citizens to devise practical plans at an early date.

Chamber of Commerce Indiana New Century Club Board of Trade

Weddings of a Week. Smith Houston and Bracken couples

WEDDINGS OF A WEEK list three ceremonies. James A. Smith of Marion Center married Iva V. Houston of Glen Campbell at the bride’s home on April 2. Hopkins and Bracken wed March 20 at the groom’s Dixonville home. Benjamin C. Williams and Lena B. Fling, both of Indiana, united in marriage at Kla rashlence on School street April 7 1912.

John McAfoos Grant Two Alda FP Kinter Q Smith Rochester Mills Flora D Niel Hoselter Lott R. Niel Rossiter Grace BE Gilpatrick Hortons Verner A. Holt Mallom Center Iva J Walker Marion Center Samuest L McCullough Sagamore Christina E. Lloyd Dayton Benjamin C. Williams Indiana Lena Marshall Thomas Wilhelmina Qd Montz S Smith-Houston James A. Smith Marion Center Iva V. Houston Glen Campbell Samuel Houston Argol Presbyterian Church Hopkins-Bracken Pyank. Hopkins Dixonville Wana Bracken Lovejoy James MacPhail Wiliams-Wling Benjamin Clair Willaims Misa Lena B. Fling H. P. King the Baptist Church Klarashlence School Street

Woman Shot Then Man Kills Self in Lucerne Shooting

Johnston Sincavage of New Kensington shot Mrs Maggie Veneski of Lucerne in a mining town six miles south of Indiana, then killed himself. Mrs Veneski lies critically wounded at Indiana hospital. her husband Mike Veneski was away at the mines.

Johnston Sincavage New Kensington Hades Tuverne We Just Indiana Hospital Maggie Veneski Mike Veneski Lucerne Indiana Hitmself Sincavage Veneski White Lincavage

Warrant issued for George Kovac in Josephine shooting

A warrant seeks the arrest of George Kovac of Josephine after he allegedly fired four shots at John Tomasko of Blacklick on Monday night. Kovac accuses Tomasko of taking his job as a fireman at Bell Mills mines.

Josephine George Kovac Joseiphine John Tomasko Blacklick Kovac Tomasko Bell Mills

Two Courts In Session Hear Damage Case In McKean County

McKean County civil court opened the final week of the March term with Judge Bouton assisting Judge Telford. A. K. Anderson sues Saltsburg Coal Mining Co over surface damage from mining. Water supply loss and broken surface cited. James A. Frey vs D. B. Stear, boundary dispute in Trade City, tried again. claimed damages of 700 dollars. Jury retired. verdict pending. Presbyterians hold annual meeting in Indiana with 911 members and 82 Sunday school pupils. $11,288 raised. Pond events include primary pupils killing a five-foot black snake during a field trip. Gen Harry White may erect a bandstand on Philadelphia street for Indiana Military Band concerts. Pie social planned at Fettermann school house in Banks Township. Marion Center resident Mrs. A. S. McGinity critically ill. Curtis Wikin leaves for western business trip.

Robert Wolf Hlatraville Apent William Bush Trade City Co. B. Sloan Creekside Wriday Jefferson Wright Rochester Mills George H. Hart Blairsville John I. Brickell Armstrong Township L. W. Ober Lovejoy Harrison’ Lydick Cherryhill Township Cherry Tree A. L. Freed Arcadia J. Warren Wilson East Morris Conn Jamante Peter Fred Georgeville Martha Marguerite Smith Gastown Margaret Fiscus Craig Elwood City Harriet M. Collins H. Smith W. M. Wright G. W. Treese Montgomery Township Alex Dick Brushyalley Township Greensburg Scottdale Susan Smitten West Oak Street Samuel G. Stewart Center Township W. C. Bovard Mamont Westmoreland County B.C. Neff Towdy Washingston Township Morrison Omer Graff G. W. Graff Water Street Indiana Hospital A. T. Moorhead North Seventh Street John K. Brather Latrobe Howard M. Fair Uniontown J. C. Bovard Marion Center Heilwood Hospital Ida Mabel Frech Kellysburg Pittsburg Washington George Lowman McLain Lowman Eleventh Street Lawrence Kans Jémep Speedy North Highth Street Osceola Mills State Highway Department Caroline Howearth Ella Howearth Gibson White Township New Brighton Richard Clark G. Allison Washington and Jefferson College J. H. George Indiana R. J. Prothro Gallison Harry Gexsler Leopold Baltimore Gegsler Boston Chicago Detroit Gessler Mckean Bouton McKean County Telford A. K. Anderson Saltsburg Coal Mining Company Telford Fe James A. Frey D. B. Stear Ds ‘Ury Josh Matty Wne Presbyteriana Presbyterian Church of Indiana Parsons D. J. Taylor John M. Daugherty D. A. Cunningham

Legislators Tour New County Hospital Site in Indiana

A state House appropriations committee visited the Indiana site for a new county hospital to back an appropriations bill. After the hospital inspection the delegation toured the Normal School, viewing buildings. In Brushvalley township John J. Altimualas sold 80 acres to Alex Morgan. Albert Penrose sold a Brushvalley farm to David Mack who buys near West Lebanon. Mack plans livestock activity and a stock ranch portion for a summer home renamed Idler's Glee. Governor Tener declares Arbor Days set for April 11 and April 25 in Pennsylvania.

Thom Hore House Appropriations Committees Indiana John J. Altimualas Brushvalley Township Alex Morgan Heshton Albert Penrose David Mack Mack West Lebanon Guv John 1. Tener Pennsylvania

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Highway Department Indiana County Medical Society James Glenn Register Johnston Glenn Reuue Gettysburg Hallie Compton Saltsburg Paul Hess Englehart Pitcairn David Houk Pitterburg D. P. McHenry County Corn Club Khen Emanuel Dearmin Inlaw John C. Nicholson Cockport John Guth- Ire Murray H. Guthrie J. Prank Marshall Creekside RE. D. 1 Myr. Marshall Maple Valley Washington Township Ford Automobile Agency Grim Reaper’s Harvest W. Christopher Cook Oakland Avenue J. C. Wallace Craigsville Armstrong County East Liverpool Ohio Miss Wallace Albert S Harry Wallace Ida Wallace Robert Stuchell Hannah Thompson Stuchell Plumville Stuchell James R,stucheberg Rebecca Morrow Yatee Eee My C Wyncoop Jouenhine Dodson Plum William Henry William Metiry Haile Deai Canoe Township Grube Hospital Foxburg Arreken Iorge Canoe Ridge Maude Strachen Emma Mott Rossiter Jennie Stiver Bertha Henry Pine Church E. M. Bisey John W. Rorabaugh John Wesley Rorabaugh Ast Mahoning Township Akron Quaker Cargy Company Dowa of. T. Storabaugh Akron, O W. G. Burabanugh Clylmer W. Borabaugh Galeton Virginia O. W. Hogs Atlee Smith Marton Cettar National Bank Indiana Military Band Fetterman School House Banks Township Glylg A. S. McGinity Frank McGinity This Place Curtis Wikin New County
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