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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1904

Page

3

Elkin Honored By Clover Club In Philadelphia Banquet

A notable Clover Club banquet in Philadelphia honored Hon. John Pykin Elkin, Indiana citizen and Republican candidate for state supreme court justice. The event drew state supreme court members and city judges, with elks portraits and elaborate decorations at the Bellevue Hotel and speeches predicting high political ascent.

Philadelphia John Py Ikin Town Supreme Court State Supreme Court Ballevue John P. Elkin Clover Club Eicin Elkin Eikin Pennsylvania Thompson Justice Thompson

World's Fair At St Louis Opens With Low-Rate Excursion

The Louisiana Purchase Exposition will open in St Louis on April 80 in pristine condition. The Pennsylvania Railroad will operate a first low-rate coach excursion from the east on May 10 for Stateside visitors to view the fair. Fares from New York are $20 and from Philadelphia $18.60 with return trips by May 19 in special coach trains.

Pennsivania St. Louis Pennsylvania Railroad, Co Pennsylvania Railroad New York Philadelphia

Indiana Man Killed on Pittsburg Railroad

Elmer Lockard, 38, former resident of This Place, died Tuesday night after being struck by an engine while stepping from a train in Pittsburg. Brakeman, he left behind a wife and two children. funeral services were held in Blairsville with burial there.

Elmer Lockard Aaron Lockard Pittsburg Lockard Blairsville

Dancing Club Organized by Town Youths

Twenty seven young men formed The Thursday Night Dancing Club at Library Hall. Richard W. Watson elected president Frank E. Dorr as vice president William Banks secretary and treasurer Himer Tillis assistant treasurer. The club plans dances every other Thursday with music by Apple’s orchestra.

Library Hall Richard W. Watson Frank E. Dorr William Banks Himer Tillis Apple

New Hotel Barn Project At West End Hotel

Landlord John Houk plans a two story barn behind the West End Hotel this spring. The 60 by 90 foot structure will be built in a modern style and may feature a roof garden if current plans proceed.

John Houk West End Houk

Wills Jackson Nuptials At Blairsville Home

Lewis Willis and Miss Edna Jackson, both of Blairsville, wed Tuesday evening of last week at the bride’s home in a ceremony performed by Rev. W. L. Jenkins.

Lewis Willis Edna Jackson Blairsville W. L. Jenkins

Personal Brevities from Indiana Visit and Local Socials

Rey fi Rowland of Brishvalley visited Indiana on Miuraday. Mrs Harry McQuown visited Punxsutawney relatives last week. D B Walienire of Kenwood and S R Stahl of Penn Run were in Indiana on Thursday. Mrs John Leech of Saltsburg visited Robert Mitchell on North Sixth street Wednesday. Mrs G R Taylor of Ligonier was in Indiana Thursday en route home from visit to her mother. Commissioner Peter Freeh of Georgeville visited daughters M C Wortman and Bred Jamison on Friday. Mrs Charles Hill of East nd Pittsburg, visiting her parents on North Ninth street, returned Friday. Miss Madie and Anna May Watson returned to St Xavier Academy Thursday. J N Langham of Washington DC, returned Friday from Oklahoma and will go to Alaska for more official business. William Sweeney, son of Hol Sweeney, former manager at a Coudersport glass plant, spent last week here then left Saturday for Steubenville. Miss Sara E Weir of Pittsburg visited her parents on East Philadelphia street Thursday. Weir, one of Indiana’s rising Smoky City workers, is now assistant treasurer of Carnegie Institute. George L Shaffer of Tanoma arrived Friday after visiting Pittsburg and his son Clarence, master mechanic at Star Plate Mills of American Tin Plate. At 27, he holds a top position there.

Rey. Fi. Rowland Brishvalley Indiana Miuraday Harry McQuown Town Punxsutawney D. B. Walienire Kenwood R. Stahl Penn Run John Leech Saltsburg Robert Mitchell North Sixth Street G. R. Taylor Ligonier Hlixa , Weamer Plumville Nix Peter Freeh Georgeville M. C. Wortman Bred Jamison Charles Hill East Nd Pittsburg Joseph Lowry North Ninth Street Madie Anna May Watson North Seventh Street St. Xavier Academy J. N. Langham Department of Justice Washington, D. C Oklahoma Alaska William Sweeney Hol. Sweeney Coudersport Potter County Sweeney Steubenville, C Sara E. Weir John Weir

Manager Wanted for County and Territory

Trustworthy man or woman sought to manage a well established house of strong finances in this county and adjoining territory. Earn $20.00 weekly with salary and expenses paid by check from headquarters each Monday. Expense money advanced. Permanent position. Address Manager 810 Como Block Chicago Tl.

Como Block Chicago

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