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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1902

Page

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Coal interests sold for Lackawanna Iron and Steel plant

Large coal field along Blacklick Creek changes hands with ex-Judge Barker linked to the sale. The Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company plans extensive mining at Wehram, Head Boy operations await railroad completion, and about 3,000 acres near Brushvalley are included. Territorial development promises new jobs and substantial investment.

Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company Blacklick Creek A. V. Barker Ebenaberg Wehram Heshbon Brushvalley East West Wheatfield Buena Vista Furnace Barker A. Johnston Headboy Pennsylvania Railroad Telford & Stewart Green Guthrie Estep Pennsylvania Railroad Company W. M. Laxman Latrope Landoweners Green Township O. E. Learn J. G.hart Solomon Buterbaugh Wm. H. Meeking W. H. Meekins S. Buterbaugh Henry Frank Jonathan Leam Matthias Conreth J. H Engle C. H. Engle Rochester & Pittgharg Coal and Iron Company McKees Mills George Millinger Reynoldaville Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Groft

Business Before Council Seeks Sewer and Street Edges

The regular town council meeting approved the arrest commissioner's July bill and directed the sewerage committee to locate filter beds and gather information on Washington Pa sewer plants for Friday's session. It ordered cement walks along several properties, discussed widening Grant street to 50 feet, set a three foot cement walk on Carpenters Lane, and authorized water drainage work at a street corner. Reports are to be reviewed at the next meeting.

Washington Cheatont Se Ath Jacob Crepa Ak Simon Kline Me Rink Wm. L. Mahan Grant Street Wayne Railroad Avenues Church School Etresta

County Christian Endeavor Meets Here This Month

The annual convention of the tastes County Christian Endeavor Society will be held here on Wednesday and Thursday the 27th and 28th. The revised program exercises will include next week’s name of the Pup Union.

Tastes County Christian Endeavor Society Wetneetay and Thorday Puc uEn

County Wide Teacher Selections and Pay Rises Noted

All districts in the county have chosen teachers with salary increases evident across the board. The Progress reported a full list, naming instructors district by district and detailing monthly wages from $28 to $42, with a August 16 board meeting to assign remaining posts and a September 1 term start.

Progress Armatrong Hilltop Steele H. Kerr Laney Rhoda A. Deemer Green Thankful Clawson GC. E. Price Zola Nichol Earl Douglass Zella Leasure W. J. Waddell John E. Brown Birdine Keating Stella McAnulty Flora Learn Mary Davideon L F. McLeister Walter Slater Banka Smithport George Rowe Cora Radcliffe Pine Grove Mary Urey Graham Mabel Baird Cross Roads Harece Work Fetterman Ella Neeley McKee Cliff McFarland Fry Janet Sutcliffe Rowley James A. Smith Blacklick—Hounter Aura Clark Fergushon Emma Kunkle Earhart Myrtle Sweasy Archibald Sarah McGaughey Filmore Preston Urey Mahon Ralph Stonebraker Dixon Charles Hadden Gordon Carrie Cole Indiana County Jackson Township Cambria County Pearl Tomb Buffington Lizzie Glasser Brushvalley Mollie Southwell Lizzie Overdorf Weat Wheatfield Louise Hazlett Jacksonville

Birthdays Remembered At Pleasant Social Events

Pleasant social gatherings honored Mrs. Henry K. Livingston near Penn Ran on her 48th birthday with a noon dinner in the orchard and several gifts. Nearby, Mrs. Susan Uncapher marked her 90th birthday at Pine Flats with 84 guests, dinner in the barn, entertainment, and many presents from seven children, ten grandchildren, and a great grandchild. out of town guests included families from Ebensburg Plattville Townstown Philadelphia and Johnsonburg among others.

Penn Ran Pine Flats Henry K. Livingston Livingston Susan Uncapher Pine Plats Pindleton Jacob Bush Aaron Uncapher Daisy Unecapher Ebensburg Mra George Wangaman J. A B. A. Wangaman Plattville W. J. Makin Mastere Bertram Courtney Mis Elsie Makin B. F. Fyock Townstown Mary R. Thompson Philadelphia

Camp Us and August Wedding Plans At Feasts Mill

Town campers from Indiana and nearby areas enjoy a summer outing along Blacklick creek in East Wheatfield township. Several couples plan two week camps at Campbells Mills while wedding announcements include Mr Charles M Smith of Wilkesbarre and Miss Cora St John Fitch of Athens Pa with ceremony at First Presbyterian Athens on August 12. A horse owned by Alexander Rev near Jacksonville fell into a vacant well and was rescued with hoisting gear.

John St. Clair Clare Sloan Clyde Geaslex John McGregor Charles Cunningham Feasts Mill Blacklick Creek East Wheatfield Township Camp Us Indiana Fonsta Mill Tom &. Hildebrand Harry Brilhart J. C. McGregor A. F. Cooper John Hill al Wagle le Gaus Gee U Geasler George J. Feit Ernest Sisaac Blair Sutton Elliott Owena Campbells Mills Blecklick Bataray Mong Earl Miller Wallace ‘Agey Calvin Mi ‘Oor‘head William Keener Indiana Bay Charles M. Smith Wilkesbarre Cora St. John Fitch E. G. Fitch Athens First Presbyterian Church of Smith Sagilla Ball Smith Alesander Jacksonville

County Treasurer D W Simpson Tour of the County

County official D W Simpson embarks on a collection tour across the county, promoting financial oversight and local tax matters amid state involvement and community interest.

D. W.simpson Tex Henn Ee County

FATAL FIRED BULLET ENDS LIFE OF HADDEN MAN

In a Wednesday tragedy Thomas Hadden, about 24, in Green township, shot himself in the orchard after disposing of his belongings and writing a will. The act, planned during a period of ill health, occurred while his mother slept and his father was away. He placed the rifle under a tree limb and triggered the shot with a stick, his body found later that evening. He had moved from Cherryhill to Ow farm near Taylorsville and Cockport, never fully recovering health after grip. Funeral services were held Friday at his home conducted by Rev. Spronll, with interment at Couport.

Thomas Hadden Bir William Hadden Green Township Notte Hadden Cherryhill Township Tayloreville Cockport

New Mutual Fire Insurance Company Formed in Town

A meeting of town business men began steps to organize a new journal fire insurance company modeled after the Pennsylvania Millers Mutual. Treasurer Griffith Ellis and many local leaders attended, with plans for another meeting to appoint committees and arrange charter applications. The likely name is The People's Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Indiana.

Journal Fire Insurance Company Pennsylvania Millers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company Griffith Elis Henry Hall J. R. Daugherty Griffith Ellis W. B Loughry D. W. Simpson D. M. Caldwell Ed Vogel Godfrey Marshall H.C. Christy F. E. Sloan R. E. Young Harry Brilliart John Hasinger Henry Hell People’s Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Indiana

Weddings of a Week Unite Pitcairn Pair

Joe Frank M Ering of Pitcairn wed Miss Margaret Campbell daughter of Mr and Mrs James Campbell of West Church Street at the bride’s parents home on Tuesday noon in a small ceremony. Rev Dr J Day Brownlee officiated with attendants Thomas Wood of Lovett Cambria County and Cora Stephens of Dilltown. Miss Campbell taught school in Cambria County for four years. The couple left that evening for their future home in Pitcairn where Mr Kring is a machinist at Westinghouse works.

Joe Frank M. Ering Pitcairn Margaret Campbell James Campbell West Church Street Tuesaday J. Day Brownlee Town Thomas Wood Lovett Cambria County Cora Stephens Dilltown Campbell Haad Kring Westinghouse

Local couples wed in county area ceremonies

Mr Solomon Buterbaugh and Miss Moths Trimble were married at the bride’s Cherryhill township home on Thursday. The bride is a noted county schoolteacher and the groom a respected citizen. Also, Mark B. Sandles of Clarksburg wed Edna M. Harbigan of Youngstown by Rev. A E Hubbard. Gibbons of Barneahoro married Miss Stiffler of Beringer in a late week ceremony at his office.

Solomon Buterbaugh Green’ Township Misa Moths Trimble Cherryhil Township James.e. Ray Cherryhill Sandlis-Harbison Mark B. Sandles Clarksburg Edna M. Harbigan Young Township A.E. Hubbard Ibbons-Stiffler Ok Gibbons Barneahoro Misa Stiffler Beringer

Recent Deaths Listed in Local Obituaries

Joseph Houston a longtime town resident dies at home on North Sixth Street after asthma and heart complications. Born in Indiana in 1835, he married Mary Crawford in 1830 and was a Civil War veteran with service in the Bath Regiment. He worked as a tanner and merchant, later retired, and was active in the Presbyterian church and G A R Post 28. Funeral at 2 pm with Rev Lewis Hay officiating, interment Oakland. G A R conduct at grave. Also notices for Mire Mary Wissinger, Mrs Nancy Bracken, Mrs Gertrude Glasser, and John Fleming, with brief biographical details and funeral arrangements.

Joseph Houston Town North Sixth Street Indiana Mary Crawford Mechanicsburg Bath Regiment Dick White Petersburg Houston William Tennessee Jane McMichael Cleveland, O Nesbit Pocomoke City Lizzie Roth Nancy Johnston Greenville Mercer County Presbyterian Church Lewis Hay Oakland G. A. R. Pont Mary Va. Wissinger Jacob R. Wissinger Jacksonville Mary Jane Adams Nancy Wolford Mary Rothmire Lewis B. Wiesinger Kate, McCurdy West Lebanon Ellis A Tunnelton F. G Pitcairn William R Crete The Baptist Church A. J. Forman United Presbyterian Church

Destructive Lightning Strikes Across Indiana Farm Areas

A violent electrical storm swept Indiana Friday afternoon with heavy rain and hail. Lightning struck multiple farms and structures including Archie Wichel’s field shock, A W Gibson barn fire, Henry Moore’s White township residence damage, and the deaths of cattle under a shattered tree. Several people, including Charien Wells family and Henry Fierst children, were severely shocked but survived.

Indiana Grein Archie Wichel T. Gibson Rayne Township Charien Wells Henry Moore White Township Margaret Gilchrist West Water Street Josiah Evans Brashvalley Township Heffer Henry Fierst South Seventh Street

Aged Armagh Man Attacked by Rabid Looking Dog

An 84 year old resident of Armagh, Mr. 8. A. Johnston, was bitten on the right arm by a dog displaying rabies symptoms. The animal fled after the attack, later killed by workers near Beward after injuring a mule. Johnston sought medical attention in Pittsburg as a precaution. He is well known in Indiana and is the father of Mrs. John B. Taylor.

Armagh A. Johnston J. M. Grabba Mr. Johnston Pittsburg Johnston Beward Powder Mill Indiana Mire John B. Taylor Wayne Avenue

Holiday for four Mahoning buckwheat picnic marks fifth anniversary

The weather forecast promises a sunny holiday as the Smicksburg and West Mahoning Buckwheat Club hosts a large picnic at a park near Goodville West Mahoning. The event celebrates the club’s fifth anniversary with a harvest home at Coleman's Grove and draws residents as well as visitors to enjoy a festive, fruit-rich hillside gathering tomorrow.

Goodville West Mahoning Smicksburg Coleman’s Grove Mahonings

Big Reunion Aims To Bring Civil War Veterans Back

Shar Battle Cavalry feature eyed for Ola Soldiers Annual Reunion in Indiana with regiments 161 103 206 135 and 97 plus Company A 61st Alleghany Grand Army members expected. A sham battle may be staged with mounted cavalry parade from Court House at 11 am followed by a noon basket picnic and evening talks by Civil War veterans. Finance committee names Memenia McCartney Wehrle Griffith Ellis and Brilbart to raise funds for expenses.

Infianz County Soldiers’ Association Indiana Alleghany County Grand Army Association Indians County Soldiers’ Association Grand Army National Guard Judge White Adjutant General Securin Gathiere Plumville Marion Center Smickeburg Blairsville Vandergrift Ih Iite Joseph W. Memenia J. . Wiles McCartney R. W Wehrle Griffith Ellis Harry Brilbart

Skull Fracture In Serious Accident Near Residence

A man named Mr Philip Tang living nearby sustained a serious skull fracture after a fall in the afternoon. He was found unconscious and remains hospitalized with critical injuries. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Philip-Tang

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Lackawanna Iron & Steel CO Cause McKees Millg Corps of Civil Engineers Indiana Branch Blacklick Station H. J.thompson Canoe Township J. A. Bee D. A. Snyder New York Central Railroad Company Council TVWO Despondes NEW Insurance Company Ering-Campbell Buterbaugh-Trimble Beventh Street Mes Jacob Wieamorr Nancy Bracken William Bracken Washington Township Jacob Miller Bert John Armstrong Township Illiam Robert Batea Samuel Thomass Alex Johnston Ford City James Montgomery County M. E. Church Duff Elderton Henry Glasser Gertrude Glasser Air Derry Terae! Paul Brushvalley Township J Milton Snyder Strongatown Lutheran Church Brush Valley Wicliars William Clark West Wheafield Rey A. Shablig Hilledale Vicious Dog Robinson Cavalry Command Ola
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