Indiana Progress Republican Meeting Notice 1918
The Indiana Progress reports Republican suggestion meetings held August 1918 at Rock Bottom Schoolhouse and at township voting places to nominate candidates for the fall primary. Officials urge residents to attend and offer names for offices to be voted on September 16 1913 in county areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
R. B. Young
Republican Co
Indiana
Republicana
Rayne
Rock Bottom
Rayne Township
W. H. McCunn
Obituaries Chronicle Indiana County Death Notices
A string of obituaries recalls Simon Butterbaugh 75 dies after general debility at home on East Oak Street. Born Lovejoy 1838 he owned Bitterbaugh flouring mill later farmed near Dixonville and moved to Indiana seven years ago. Survived by wife Mary Baker and son C C Butterbaugh with siblings and relatives noted. Funeral at Heaton Baptist church burying grounds. Other notices include Esther Bowder at 39 and Mary Elizabeth Helman 73 with family details and services. Also Nina Smyers Wetzel and John Alexander Calhoun’s passings. Funeral rites described and locations cited. The column ends with a quotation about Linnaeus and the glory of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Buterbaugh
East Oaktreet
John Buterbaugh
Bis County
Lovejoy
Bitterbaugh
Dixonville
Indiana
Mary, Baker
Cockport
C. C. Butterbaugh
Town
Nfe
Baptist Church
Indiana County
Andrew
A. N
Johnstown
I.N. Butterbaugh
Cherryhill Township
David Reed
Frank Napp
Windber
Haat Mahoning Baptist Church Burying Grounds
Lambert
Esther Bowder
Montgomery Township
Wm. Barkey
Hillsdale
Sveral Winters
United Evangelical Church of
Mary Elizabeth Helman
Nancy Elizabeth Helman
David A. Helman
Ohio
Evangelical Church
W. J. Short
Luther Gelman
Cherryhill
J. W. Myers
White Township
Abrahaima Stelman
Intigene
James
Nina Smyers Wetzel
John R. Weitzel
Brushgajley Township
Lynn
Blacklick
Carroll
Pittsburg
Donald
W. St. Smyers
J. C. Smyers
Deckers Point
Delsa Houck
Purchase Line
Greenwood Cemetery
R. J. Campbell
Martha Campbell
FR. J. Campbell
Brushyalley
Russell A
Henry Foster
Armagh
Mary
Carrie
David Hiner
California
James Hiner
Washington
Della Hiner
Brushvalley M
Wagner
U. P
Personal Brevities Show Local Visits and New Physician
A stream of brief notices records Thomas Sprankle at Kia femme on Grant street and George Jaroison visiting county seat on business. Mrs. William Reynolds shopped in Mower City Jt D while Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rowley with four children stayed with J. M. Brown in Newt town. Mrs. Matilda Custer returned from a visit with her sister Mrs. William Dyers. Dr. J. Monroe Torrence, after passing the State Board exam, is now a licensed physician. Diplomatic quip ends with a playful exchange from a Boston Transcript script.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sprankle
Kia Femme
Grant Street
George Jaroison
Messilon
William Reynolds
Mower City
India
Thomas Rowley
Vandergrift
J. M. Brown
Newt Town
Matilda Custer
Cly‘ner
William Dyers
Town
J. Monroe Torrence
Oakland Avenue
State Board
K. Hubner
West Point
N. Y
J. Clymer Hileman
White Township
Paul Fleming
Keifer
William Rankin
Sheloca
Resigned: Mrs Dibble Faces Our Life After Marriage
Birmingham Age Herald notes Mrs David Ortz of East Oak street hosted Sunday guests including three sisters Mrs Sutton of Dayton Ohio Mrs Palmer of Miami Florida and Mrs Leigh of Johnstown along with their daughters Helen Dorothy and Beulah Kuhns from Vandergrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ortz
East Oak Street
BH. J. Sutton
Dayton, O
William Palmer
Milami, Fla
Albert Leigh
Johnstown
Palmer
Helen
Dorothy
Miami
Beulah Kuhns
Vandergrift
Ortz
Instructions On Party Enrollment For Primary Ballot
Instructions urge assessors to enroll voters in the Washington party and issue enrollment certificates if unavailable. Advises action before September 3 1913 and return of enrollment books by September 4 1913 Indiana County. Includes county party committee endorsement and historic voting figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jence
County Commissioners' Office
Indiana County Commissioners
Washington Party Committee
Tioga County
Washington Party
Indiana
Washington
Biguit
Wasington
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Tait
Penrose
Lincoln
Pennsylvania
National Progressive Party
J. Day Brownleed, JR
Washington Party Co
The Blindfolded Princess and the Veiling Truth
A king and queen hide their daughter’s facial blemish to shape her character. A neighboring prince wooes her blindfolded, meets her soul first, and, impressed by her virtuous spirit, agrees to a marriage after seeing her true face. The tale contrasts outer ugliness with inner goodness and ends with acceptance of love beyond appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling Msagetos
Greve Hed
Qwhio
Jaasmin
Haring
Chalens
Chalcus
Sustor
Dbxageres
Rosal
Notice of Application for Sale of Real Estate
Court to hear an application on Monday August 25 1913 at ten in the morning for a private sale of a Ward's one sixth interest in a coal tract in Cherry Hill township Indiana County Pennsylvania. Sale includes mining rights and railroad rights with easements for mining shipping and transport and surface openings, subject to existing dower and curtsey interests and to Cherry Tree and Dixonville Railroad Company rights. Attorney William Banks Indiana Pa notes publication date August 6 1978.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dvans Holmes
Ann Holmes
Mary C. Holmes
Darwin D. Holmes
Manor Real Estate & Trust Company
Cherry Tree & Dixonville Railroad Company
Cherryhill Township
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Peno-Mary Cow) Company
Martha J. Waltemire
Manor Real Estate and ‘Trust Company
Marta Martin
John Holmes
Greenwich Coal and Coke Company
James P. McCoy
Greenwich Cost and Coke Company
Judson Larry
Hugh Holmes
Charlies
Schwarz
Sal Inn
Triger
Earl Vein
William Banks
Guardian
Indiana
Business Methods In Charity In German Lodging Halls
Charitable organizations in Prankfort Germany operate lodging houses and eating rooms for the poor, using strictly business methods. Meals cost a bit over eight cents, with lodging from thirty eight to sixty cents a week, and the scheme supports the needy. Rabbits Unearth Loot and Jewelry Stolen in Dimboola Were Recovered by Accident When Hunters Spotted Treasure Hidden in a Tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prankfort
Germany
Pittsburg
Dimboola
Vie
Aus
Notices Sealed for Administration In Indiana County Pa
John M Leech attorney files two estate notices in Orphans Court of Indiana County One concerns Adam Moore presumed dead seven years absent and requests interested parties appear September 15 1912 at Indiana Court House The second announces William S Davigans estate administration in Green Township with claims notice from Savings and Trust Company of Indiana administrator August 6 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adiam Moore
Orphans’ Court of Indiana Co
Adam Moore
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
J. Blair Sutton
Bay
Said County
W. A. Moore
Orphans' Court
Court House
Indiana
Orphans’ Court
Tooiana
Blair Sutton
The
William
Davigan
Green Township
Savings and Trust Company OF Indiana
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Thones
Indiana Progress
A. Ralth Moorhead
Carda
Indiana Progress, Indiana
Ita
John S. Wetzel
John Alexander Calhoun
Johin Alexander Calhoun
Saltsburg
C. E. Calhoun
Newrytown
Linnaeus
Boston Transcript
Washington Seminary
Frances Biddle
Philadelphia
Sarah Foster
Hanna
Mars
Emma Willard
Troy
New York
Principata
Perod
College Preparatory
T. Q. Adumy
Kiski Valley Fair
Apollo, PA
B.D. B. Holmes
Virrie V. Holmes
Hannth A. Holmes
Orphans’ Court of
Moulders, Indiana Foundry Co
Jacob N. Smith
Infilana
Daugherty
Ey Demerelen
J. W. Burkhart
Penn Run
Ron Salm
C. L. Hudson
Creekattle
R. D
Wakedeld McCrorey Farm
Blacklick TF
Tut Dana Co
J.C. Agey
J. C. Agey
Sweaen
Willet
A. Adamaer
Creekwide R
D. 4
Tor Sale
Joenson
Box 182
Patterson
Livermore
Tdaylor & Sone
Salh
Marchand
C. C. Chambers
Marchand, Pa
Clymer
Howe
John
Jagob Wetting
Hellwood
St. Wetting
Koasmoyne
Mahoalng
Creekside
William Morrison
R. D. Marlon Center
Bettet
Stumpf
Seventh and
School Streets
Citizens National Bank
Seward
Plomville
Dayton-Indiana Road
McMillen
Plumville
Court of Common Pleas
Corporation
Presbyterian Cemetery Association
Smickeburg
Presor & 7, Solicitore
Moorhead Brothers
Ture Soda
Moorhead Bros
Manhattan
Arrow
Monarch
Moorhead
the Farmers Bank
Penna
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