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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1908

Page

5

Smicksburg Correspondence Notes Local Goings On

Smicksburg district updates relay social visits, school openings, new births and relocations. Residents Abbot, Stiteler, Morrow, and Campbell are among those hosting relatives and attending events. The town sees road work, a new macadam project, and a Baptist parsonage sale with church relocation plans.

Farmers Bank of Indiana Savings Interest Policy

The bank notes that individuals loan issuers face collection hassles while savings depositors receive prompt interest every six months. If interest is not withdrawn it compounds into principal, ensuring money remains safe at all times. Obscure stray text mentions an Indiana bank event and location.

Farmers’ Bank OF Indiana

Will Go Abroad Roosevelt Plans Travel After Retirement

President Roosevelt intends to spend the first year after leaving office traveling abroad, with aims to visit lesser known foreign lands and also hunt in Alaska if feasible. He spoke of these intentions at a Boone and Crockett Club dinner and noted coordinating his plans with Taft’s nomination. He intends to stay at the White House until Chicago convention returns, then move family to Sagamore Hill and Outer Bay. He will prepare his final annual message to Congress before departing.

Roosevelt United States Boone and Crockett Club Alaska William Taft Sagamore Hill Outer Bay White House Chicago

Notices of deaths and funeral notices in Greensburg area

William Klingensmith contractor and carpenter dies at Chestnut Street home after long illness born December 18 1830 near Greensburg later lived in South Bend Armstrong County Cher rytree married Caroline Daugherty in 1856 Civil War veteran member of Post 28 G A R funeral at 10:00 Monday Reverend Lewis Hay interment Greenwood cemetery William Young aged resident dies after stroke former poor overseer born in Ireland June 1 1821 married Mary Ann Leech in 1845 Civil War veteran survived by children services held at 1:30 PM interment Oakland cemetery Amelia Bernadetta Rising youngest daughter of Joseph and Mary Rising dies aged 28 9 18 conduct dressmaking Greensburg survived by parents and siblings funeral at home and St Bernard Church burial church cemetery Anna Maria Wissinger dies pneumonia Pendleton Cambria county aged 87 survived by husband and two children four victims and three brothers listed multiple relatives Rayne township Thomas Foster Ray dies cancer of stomach and bowels born January 31 1869 survived by mother brothers and sisters United with Rayne Presbyterian Church funeral Sunday 10 AM Rayne Cemetery

William Klingensmith Chestnut Street Mr. Klingensmith Greensburg South Bend Armstrong County Cherrytree Caroline Daugherty Center Township Co. K Malitia Co. H P. W Post 28 Alonzo Hart Smith Ark Annie Chicagzo Willis Beck Zumbrola Mina Joseph Klingensmith Wilkinsburg Lewis Hay Greenwood Cemetery William Young West Whiter Street Mr. Young County Down Ireland Philadelphia Pittsburg Young Mary Ann Leech 67Th Regiment P. V W. J. Kennedy Winfield Amelia Bernadetta Rising Amela Bernadetta Rising Joseph Mary Rising Reyne Township G. Frederick Rising M. J. Rising Blairsville Thomas FB. Ward Indiana al. Marshall Edward Const Patrick Denning Cherryhill Township D. B. Rising St. Bernard's Catholic Church Anna Maria Wisbingin Anna Maria Wissinger Janac Wissinger Pendleton Cambria County W. G. Griffin Conemaugh Myra Wisainger Griffin Med Pershing Wissinger Pour Victors W. 5 M. L Rowland Plumville Bilias Rowland Mechanicsburg Hilla Davia Rhonsbucgy Elizabeth Mitchell Warren R. Miller Toledo Amanda Jones Seattle Ash Thomas Foster Ray Thomas Poster Ray Rayne Township Helen Hay Onberg John Harry W Jennie ©. Ray George M Wiliam Henry LaAwales M. Ray Grove Chapel Rayne

Ansley McCGracken and Harman families deaths in Indiana Harbor

Ansley McCGracken aged about 26, son of A W McCracken of West Philadelphia street, died in Indiana Harbor Indiana from pneumonia after fever. Remains arrived here Friday and interment was made at Winerton Saturday. Father moved from Shelokrs. sisters Edna and Jessie survive. Harman near Willet Washington township found dead in bed from heart trouble. Aged about 96, unmarried, survived by parents A J Harman, brother J H Harman, sisters Mrs Irvin Shaffer and Mrs J C McGaughey. J M Anderson of Trandrenu SD died March 27 after brief illness, aged 82. born in Rebboth, Maas. daughter of Rev Ray Prior. husband and four children.

Olive Gohagan Dewott Asd Bria Adam Black Homer Stiteler Merle Suteler Ponxstitawney Lester Lowig M. Lewis Silas Daugherty G. N. Redding Malin Street W. F. Beck Stiteler Condron Clarion Street Clark Robinson Jane Weston B.C. Crossman Indiana S. A. Kamerer Ly A. Cassidy J. C. Postlewait Punxsutawney Prof. Shaffer Jennie Miller Harry Calhoun Kansas City Gretta Warner Clarksburg Maude McAdoo Earl Stewart Parnassus William Blairsville John A. Campbell Shelocta Campbell Taylor ‘Fouts Ralph Frank Henry Shirey Ansley McCgracken Anstey McCracken A. W. McCracken Shelocrs Edna Jessie Harman B. Harman Willet Washington Township A.J. Harman Irvin Shaffer Railroad Avenue Jira Anderson, Mia J. M. Anderson Trandrenu Rebboth Maas Ray Prior Daniel Anderson Armstrong Township

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