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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1909

Page

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Blacklick Methodist church to celebrate semi centennial

The Blacklick Methodist Episcopal church begins a week long semi centennial observance on Sunday April 25 led by Pastor Rev F A Richards with services through the week. Former members and newcomers will be honored with a reception Friday April 30 and Rev J W Richards will preach May 2. A history prepared by Richards recounts early 1859 revival meetings, 24 charter members led by G S Jamison, and the building of the present church during Rev A C Johnson’s 1875 76 pastorate.

F. Ac. Richardd A.O. Johnston Ben, Avon Richards Blacklick Blairaville ‘Methodist Episcopal‘church Blaira‘Ville R. Cunningham Bell's Mills G.s.jamison Bairdstown Blairsville James, Dixon Black‘lick Church Othry Ats Bell Milla Blairaville A. Cc. Johnson James Gardner Black Mek L. W. le Page Mhg Ghureb Blairs‘ville R, Cunningham J.W. Shirer T. McCleary Y, Kennedy Baptt H. C. Bepcom Homer City Oporel J. B Wakefield R. Jordan Wo Ures Yaz A. C. Toknaton C. W. Miller C. le H. Cartwriebt Bolomon Kesher W. A. Stuart W. Johnson B. Ubers J. N. Pershing H. J. Altamans A. F. Leonard J. B. Kidneys H. J. Hickman GH. Huitman B. Laverty F. A. Richarde

Blairsville Olympics Clinch Blairaville Victory Over Victors

Blairsville Olympics defeated the Indiana Victors 22 to 17 in a late night game at Blacklick. The same issue reports that about 50 percent of 200 candidates passed public school diploma examinations held April 3, with a passing grade of 75 percent and no more than two failed branches. Names of successful examinees across multiple districts are listed, and county Supt. Jas. Chapman is credited with 360 school visits that year.

Blairsville Olympics Blairaville Olympics Indiana Olympics Blacklick Jas. Chapman Or.tioré Armstrong Roy Sharp Paul Myers Liste Speedy Hazel Watt Erma Rowe Frances Speedy Margaret Dive Banks Idha McCullough Terra Dunlap Bertha Brady Harry Brickell Violet Unnna Burrell Fridces Davis Marlé Palmer Minale Stock Isaac, Householder Brushvalley Hawin Stewart Smith I Bufington Logan Attomta Edna “Gibsod Paul Barkley Benty Graff Tohn Graff Helen Wiliams Clarence Stuchell Zoe Neal Mary Braughter Chancy Stiver Rewle McFarland Helen Sutter Center Homer Eleanor St Clair George Fitzshonts Mary Englib Peeaeeae Landfair Grace Landfair Pred Dobson William ‘Digkle John Younkine Murell’ Robertson Lucy Walker Herbert Miller Leora Stahl Leona Killen Harry‘Nebring Clarksburg Laura Cooper Hazel ‘Ashbaugh Almira Lytle Mila Rosborough Margaret Patterson Cherry Tree Joseph Stewart Wui Lewis Ethel Duncan Raymon Ashcorn Ord Mack Hugh’ Ligget Bertha Dick Edna Campbell Joseph Telton Washington Carlotta Wilson John Wagner Arthur Lecrone Grace Mr. Lytle Sadie J. Lytler Charles F. Metz Katie Holstein Natale George Mabel Hutchinson Helen Hutchinson East Wheatfield Mazel Miller Mildred Coutter West Lebanon Chapman

Secured Fine Position in Delaware

J Murray Pierce former Indiana Business College head of Roanoke commercial dept has secured a fine post via Wilmington Delaware institution and will reside there for five years. Mrs Pierce and daughter Muriel will visit Indiana to spend two months with her parents in North Eighth street. Miller Thomas H Frantz of Rossmoyne announced he is father to another boy expected to grow into a fine man.

Delaware J. Murray Pierce Indiana Business College Roanoke Wilmington Del Intt Pierce Adgumes Rossmoyne Thomas H.’ Frantz Rossmayne

Fashion store moves to new quarters on Philadelphia Street

To Its New Quarters The Fashion, Indiana's progressive clothing shop, has relocated to 676 Philadelphia Street. The storeroom is modernly equipped and the firm begins business today with a largely new stock. George D Leydic opened an undertaking business in Pattison building on Philadelphia Street after completing embalming training and passing the state licensure exam.

Fashion Indiana Philadelphia Street Goode George D. Leydic Pattison Leydic State Board

Grant Township Farm Sold to Panlel Fyook

Panlel Fyook purchased the farm owned by Margaret Bpicher in Grant township and has taken possession of St. Mya Spicher. Spicher plans to visit Indiana to spend the summer with her daughter and son-in-law J. F. Buterbaugh.

Grant Township Panlel Fyook Mrée Margaret Bpicher St. Mya Spicher Indiana J. F. Buterbaugh

Life of Indiana county pioneer James McAntley noted

A brief sketch honors James Simpson McAntley of North Seventh Street who turned 82 last Saturday. Born April 17, 1817 on the Licas farm in White township, he lived as a canal boatman, lumberman, millwright and farmer. His father Michael helped clear grounds for the first courthouse and his grandfather baked the brick. James learned timber removal with his father, while deer and predators troubled early settlers. The article recalls his long, varied life and pays tribute to Indiana county history and local memory.

Indiana County James Simpson McAntley North Seventh Street Old Canal Michael McAnulty James James MccAnnilty Licas White Township Indiana Cherry Run Penn Run Diamondville Morgan Darknes

Vandals Try to Break Whites Vault in Indiana

Vandals attempted to desecrate Whites' Vault near the hill town, using a crowbar and dynamite report. General Harry White investigated after a Saturday notice and locals fear disturbing the rests of Indiana’s oldest families, a site long visited by Sunday crowds and picnickers.

Indiana Harry White White

New Pruggler at Peon Run Firmed by Local Manager

Baward G Smith, formerly with Indiana Pharmacy, purchased the drug business from Ralph Flude of Fenn Run and will establish a pharmacy at that location.

Pruggler Baward G Smith Indiana Ralph Flude Fenn Run

Joan of Arc cantata to open festival concerts

The festival presents Joan of Arc as a dramatic cantata to be staged Thursday and Friday next week. Ducille Miller will star as soprano with Morris Stephens as tenor, Infant Kay-Myers as Robert de Bureicourt, backed by the festival orchestra and chorus. Subscriptions are rising. tickets go on sale at Hall's on Monday and early sales are expected to set attendance records.

Joan of Arc Joan Paradise Jeanne Ducille Miller Punxsutawney Morris Stephens Philip of Arma Orleans Aya Maria Indiana Hall Eveening

Marshall to seek state aid for indigent insane at county home

County Commissioner J M Marshall will travel to Philadelphia to face the State Board of Charities at 11:00 tomorrow morning. He will present Tadlana County Home’s claims for state aid to care for the indigent insane and show building plans and specifications. If successful, the state aid could save taxpayers several thousand dollars. A separate item notes a bill imposing fines of 20 to 60 dollars for selling watered milk in the county.

J. M. Marshall State Board of Charities J M. Marshall Philadelphia Tadlana County Atate Aid Marshall Aueceeda

Deaths sweep through region with multiple obituaries

A series of death notices across Punxsutawney Smicksburg and nearby towns lists Bil White of Covode dying from a gangrenous appendix after ten days illness. Also reported are John Lukehart of Smicksburg Civil War veteran, Mrs. Cella White Kintz of Sharpsburg, Amy Alberta Cochran, Merle Carson, James D. Taylor, Mrs. Catherine Hoop Linger, Clair F. Neely, Rebecca Merritts, and other local residents dying in April. Interments, church services, and survivor details follow for each case, with military and family connections noted.

Bil White Covode Grube Punxsutawney French Hugh Jay Mré Valley Rigsh Rosalier Glenna L. A. White North Mahoning Township Indiana County C. R Canoe Township J. M. White Colorado David Brown West Hind Punxautawney David Williard Scott Jordan

Woman in Glen Campbell Faces Felonious Shooting Charge

The Glen Campbell area sees Howard O Hara gravely wounded by a gunshot after a confrontation near the Suttor home. Mrs. Lottie Galentine Suttor, jailed on felonious shooting charges, says she acted to defend her home as three youths demanded entry.

Lottie Galentine Suttor Glen Campbell Indiana Howard O'Hara Henry O'Hara Arendinep O'Hara Suttor House Budd BH. Lewis Arcadia John W. Clark Ferfoud Bauke H. JH. Rainer Rob Vast Tozler Joe Veltra Bruno Carbone Tozlers

United Presbyterians Favor Modern Pipe Organ Install

At a congregational meeting of First United Presbyterian church the plan to install a pipe organ was endorsed. $1,500 was pledged with a goal of $2,000. a three member committee will be formed to secure the contract and place for the organ and transfer work to trustees. Also notes on teacher gifts at Bell school and Tomb school, and a Pittsburg engagement of Geneva Finley to William Gestas.

Kayst Moorhead Indiana Pittsburg Pseu Wade Geneva Finley Church Etveet William Gestas Mra Hagenlocher Mle Lay John A. Findley Toana

Also Mentioned on This Page

Blacklick Methodists Niversary Servions Dixon Association of Evangelical ‘Association Fourth Streets Undertaker Ishot James Simpson McAnulty Wear Penn Bhei Ag Walnut Street West Penn Railroad Abigail Hill Blairsville College For Judge Telford Judge O'Conner Cambria County Louis de Roy & Bros Dr . Notley Cherry ‘Tree S. W. Timlin Mary Timlin T. M. Harten James N. Patterson Patterson Defoe McClaren Squire Springdale A. Buchanan John R. Caldwell Windber Chestnut Street N.C. Simpson East Mahoning Elizabeth Logan Eon, Thester Parkwood Howard Christ Episcopal Church New York City Amanda J. Sutor Harrisburg John B.desantis Samuel Apple North Seventh Street G. Meade Marshall Als‘ter Misa Josephine Grosse Eva Grosse Nesbit Harrieburg William Grosse Oak Street A. T. Moorhead Uniontown Leechburg Blaine McCreight New Castle Croylands Blanche McTarland Cherrityhill Township New York Atlantic Nettie Fair South Seventh Street John C. Adair Greensburg Mary Cunningham Church Street Slater Kuhns Turtle Creek Y. H. McGinity Marion Center Bess Hamilton South Fifth Street Braddock Hospital GT Hamilton Frank .B. Cunningham D. A. Cunningham Wayne Avms Codwater Mich Y. BP Archibald Blairsvile American National Jewelers’ Association Tranton N. J Anna Bryce Jaaninette Misa Bruce Mondey Hempfald Township Wastmoreland ‘County Alle” Blough Tolinstown Harry W. Cameron Hmily Jane Lowry P Harry Wediy Donald P Dungeness Wash Mr. Cameron Great Northwest George, Pudonovitch Isclin Adrian Hospital Tselin James Simpson McAnulay Whild Will Sing Treat Wateri Ug Mlk. Coy Atuart John Lukehart Smicksburg 78Th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers T. R Conrad Lukehart Plumville Glinton Lukehart Lukehart Smicksburg Lutheran Church J. EB. Stabley McPhail Mahoning Baptist Church Cella White Kintz Cella White Kints Sharpa‘burg Frank Kints Clark White West Philadelphia J. W. Carey Greenwood Cemetery Lot M. White Oklahoma City Okla Amy Alberta Cochran Amy Alberta Mont. Cochran Town Earlamond Emerson Rev. Klig Merle Carson D. J. Carson DuHois James McGregor McGregor Taylor James D. ‘Taylor Rochester Mills Catherine H. Dunger Catherine Hoop Linger J. A. Linger Co| Yode Daughers Clair FB. Neely Clair Frederick B. G. Neoly Hutt Padilad Rebecca Merritts Rebseca “Merritts Yealdent Cramer Couty Johnstown William B. Merritts Hove Joseph HH Hlsin Smickshore Grand Rapids Tiffany Mikin Ad Alnca W. J. Harrison Jefferson and Clearfield Coal and Tron Co Ernest Marietta Ohio Harrison Johnetown Mongay Baraya Glenampbell Maa, Hottin G. Suttor Vielin Sidward O'Hormn Near 'Arcadia Bell School Misa Olive Allshouse Hilly East Wheafield Coral Mack Haeld Jona
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