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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1909

Page

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Expert Demonstrators To Boost Fair Fertilizer Exhibit

Indiana county fair opens August 31 with a large educational exhibit from State College. Two expert demonstrators will show soil titer tests and the effects of fertilizer brands on Pennsylvania soils. Demonstrations cover many soil conditions. 60 feet of Horticultural Hall will host the exhibit, promising practical guidance for farmers to save time and state funds. Cattle stock shows and daily airship flights add to attractions, with Big Run Cornet Band and Reed Bard providing music through the week.

Pennsyl Vania Indiana County State College ZeTha Pennsylvania Big Run Cornet Johnstown

Operators Favor Non-Union Miners To Keep Trade Local

In Clearfield Pennsylvania on August 9 a leading soft coal operator warned he will not permit their business to be driven out of the region even if it requires hiring non union workers. He pledged to keep the union intact and warned of taking action to prevent West Virginia and other cheaper fields from gaining trade.

West Virginia Clearfield Lewis United Mine Workers

Alleged Cruelty to Horse In White Township Case

John Keith and Lillie Slater and Mary Hinton of White township face cruelty accusations for a horse rented from liveryman Bunyan. Keith allegedly drove the horse all night, paid a dollar to surrender it, and was jailed after a hearing. Humane Agent J Wille Thompson later filed cruelty charges. hearings set for this evening. Also notes Old Folks Day at Methodist Episcopal Church and the death of Betty the bird dog owned by Frank Moorhead.

John Keith Slater Lillie Mary ‘Hinton White Township Keith Barto Runyan Bunyan G. W. Root Squire Meming J. Wille Thompson

Deaths of Mrs Elizabeth Simpson North in Punxsutawney area

Mrs Elizabeth Simpson North died Friday night at her daughter Mrs Gaurd Allison’s home on North Ninth Street. Aged 93 years and 17 days, she was born near Georgeville to Nathaniel Simpson. She married William Kinter in 1886, who died nine days after their wedding, and later wed John North on November 5, 1887, settling near Punxsutawney. For 12 years she lived with her daughter Mia Allison.

Dilzabett Simpson North Elizabeth Simpson North Gaurd. Allison North Ninth. Street North Nathaniel Simpson Georgeville William Kinter John North Punxsutawney Mia Allison

Notable local obituaries mark long lives in Indiana County

The obituary notes Mrs. North of Allison home praised for care by her daughter and grand-daughters. Survived by four children including Nathaniel and Anna Simpson. funeral services held in Punxsutawney and at Central Presbyterian church. Others include Christian Sweitzer of Uniontown 74. Mrs Eliza Ann Martin of Marion Center. Thomas Nelson Wilson of Creekside. Mrs Caroline Rivers aged 86 near Cherry Tres with several daughters.

Allison North Presbyterian Church Nathaniel Near. Coyode Taylor North Near Anna Simpson Pinxsutawzey Laura Alilson Nathaniel North Missouri Pogue North J .M. Adair Punxsutawney Central Presbyterian Church A. GC. Glark Christian Sweitzer Green Township Uniontown Germany Evangelical Church Eliza Ann Martin James Martin Marion Center H. Benade Big Run John Park Indiana County Robert Martin Philadelphia James Wilmerding, Pa John Kellysburg Isabel Lowry Benade Thon Nelson Wilson Thomas Nelson Wilson J. Frank Wilson Creekside W. J. Wilson Creekside Burying Grounds Caroline Rivers Caroline ‘Rivers Cherry Tres

Camping Along the Juniata Camp Wagner Hosts Heshboners

A group from Heshbon begins the eighth annual camp near Bedford Springs along the Juniata river in Bedford county. They plan bass and pike fishing and a potential Atlantic City trip, led by W B Wagner and family and other members from Heshbon and nearby towns.

Juniata Juniata River Bedford County Bedford Springs Wagner Atlantic City W. B. Wagner R. W H. Mack Oribba A. W. Campbell W. M. Wagner Heshbon William Weasel Latrobe Bheel Greensburg R. W. Dick Palontown

Indiana County Christian Endeavor Convention Held In August

The Indiana County Christian Endeavor convention will be held August 25 and 26 at the Presbyterian and Lutheran churches. Prominent workers A J Shartle T Grant Shields Rev F P Rosgelot D D Rev Geo W Nicoly EB Victor Roland Everett will attend. Local arrangements are under way and each society is urged to send delegates. complete program to be printed next week.

D. D Greensburg Geo. W. Nicoly Reading Victor Roland Everett Indiana County Candeavarors Indiana Societies

Christian Endeavor Rally at Marion Center Tonight

District Union Convention program lists sessions at Marion Center on Sunday evening August 22 at 7 46 featuring long devotional exercises, lessons on weak societies fidelity to the pledge junior work methods and results mission work and church unity led by local pastors and officers.

Unio Marion Center Christian Endeavor Union H. M. McGara Matt Jettie Frech John Lang Elfis Shields Tille Beatty J. N. McCoy Misa Florence Stahl Bartholomew Tron Frank Snyder

Indiana County Deed Transfers Reported

Transfers of numerous parcels in Indiana County include Simon A. Uber selling 46 acres in Banks to W W Titley for 700, Dora B. Callison conveying 264 acres in Canoe to W T Muth for 43 75, and multiple other deeds involving Frank Kohansky John C Craven Henry Elder and Price McKinney across Blairsville Canoe Creekside Homer City and East Wheatfield with prices from 72 to 3500 dollars. The sheriff Wallace Thomas transfers 72 acres in Montgomery to D B Ake for 400.

Indiana County Simon A. Uber Banks W.W. Titley Dora B. Callison Canoe W. T. Muth Maciez Andjielewics Frank Kohansky John H. Smith Blairsville Herman Hershbine B. H. Shaffer Creekside W. L. Johnston Jacob Smith Lester C.timblin Fred W. Mack Wheatfield H. C.mack Fred Dilts Mary A. Evang H. Wallace Thomas Montgomery James D. Ake Othello Bremser Guardian Burrell Price McKinney B. Campbell Nofsker JH. Uber Homer City John C. Craven E. J. Miller Henry Elder

Indiana Day Picnic Lounged Idlewild Park Activities

The Indiana Day celebration paused ordinary business as Idlewild Park in Ligonier valley hosted about a thousand county residents. Excursion trains delivered roughly 600 tickets with Homer City and nearby towns contributing to crowds, while amusements, a ball game, dancing, boating, and shaded picnic dinners filled the day.

Indiana Homer City Indiana Day Idlewild Park Ligonier Valley Indiana Branch

Lowry Leads Democrats in Local Committee Meeting

Adam P. Lowry was elected chairman of the Democratic county committee at a Clawson House gathering on Saturday. Harry W. Fee was named secretary and John W. Stewart treasurer. Attorney J Wood Clark, candidate for Auditor General, received an ovation while addressing the convention. D H Tomb spoke as another prominent local Democrat.

J. Wood Adam P. Lowry Democratic County Committee Clawson House Harry W.fee John W. Stewart J. Wood Clark D. H. Tomb

Aged Saltburg minister killed by freight train

Rev J G Bohald pastor of St Johns Evangelical Lutheran Saltaburg and Felntown churches was struck and killed by a westbound freight train while stepping off the track to let an eastbound train pass. He was about 45, married with a son and daughter in Atlanta. He had served one year as pastor of the Saltaburg and Felntown churches.

J. G. Bohald St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Saltaburg Geide Saltsburg Fenneltown Reaide Atlanta

Headlineless accident leaves man with gash in forehead

While B. W. Miller and two others flailed rye on Wednesday, Silas’ flail struck Mr. Miller’s blade causing the end to fly back and cut a 1.5 inch gash above his left eye. The incident occurred during the rye flailing activity.

Hierck B. W. Miller W. 8 Silas Mr. Miller

Wills and Executors Filed in Black Lick Township Areas

Multiple 1901 to 1909 probate records detail wills in Blairsville and South Mahoning townships. Executors named include Elizabeth Kennedy, Coulter Wiegine, A. A. Mabon, R. C. Hamilton, and Elizabeth Brown. Bequests cover real estate, personal property, furniture, farms, and cash sums with conditions and trust provisions.

Martha Wider Blacklick Township Mitzabeth Elder Testator Robert A Moses F Silas C. Hitler Mary B. Pender Blalrayville Smatk Eilzabeth Kennedy Hial South Mahoning Township James H Charles B. Hamilton R. CG George L. Hamilton Margaret C. McCreary Rachel H. McQuown Mary H. Morrow Clara WH. Mabon Afie Mary Morrow James H. Hamilton Wffe B. Ewing A. A. Mabon R. C. Hamilton John Hill William Dennis H. #. Hill Elizabeth Brown Mabel Brown James Brown Mabel Hill William B. Pattison Town Elen B. Gamble Elizabeth D. Smith Ada McKee Walter B. Dickey Margaret M. Gamble Mary B. Sherbondy J. Meriol Dickey Janetta Homer Dulgy Moke William Dickey W. B. Eota

Laurel Swamp church feud forces new meeting place

Progress Informant reports conflict between United Brethren Bethel Laurel Swamp congregation and Union Sabbath school members. Union group held Sunday services in Bethel church. plan to use United Brethren name failed in vote. Notices banning Union worshippers ignored. new lock installed. church closed for Sunday meetings.

Laurel Swamp Progress Union Sabbath School Bethel United Brathran Cherryhitl Township United Brethren Union Bethel United Brethren G. W. Hinenhizer L .Wans

Local Candy Kitchen Proprietor Charged in Fatal Attack

A Boston Candy Kitchen former proprietor, Churiog Bath ukow, allegedly fatally attacked his wife in a McKeesport hotel room, stabbing her 16 times. Police pursued the suspect, who eluded capture as of Friday morning.

Plumville Wins Indiana County Baseball Championship

Plumville defeats Homer City 7 to 6 to claim the Indiana county title in a close, well played game. Levinson leads Plumville with a homer and three extra-base hits while Brandson shines for Homer City with sharp fielding and key plays.

Plumville Faces Challenge for county basketball title

Plumville may need to defend its claim to the county championship as Blairaville and Glen Campbell dispute Plumville’s right to the crown. Fans from Stafford and Georgeville say they will not permit Plumville to hold the title without defeating Blairaville and Glen Campbell.

Plumville West Mahoning Township Stafford Georgeville Pumville Plumville Boys Blairaville Glen Campbell

Starford Bumps Arcadia in a Big Poutures Game

Starford defeated Arcadia 8 to 7 in a tightly contested game marked by Martin of Starford hitting a home run and a triple. Parkins chased a ball into the creek, and Starford added three runs in the ninth to seal a 12-8 final. Starford now stands 10 won, 4 lost this season, with county title hopes tied to Plumville and Homer.

Starford Arcadia Acore Martin Fame Parkins Plumville Homer Stanford Georgeville Perrysville Perrysvillie Perryaville Ham Iton Stockdals Hazelett Hayaliton

Three Riders Hurt When Buggy Topples Near Pair Grounds

John Brinkman, Alex Rice, and Fwo Turt were thrown from a buggy near the Pair Grounds on Saturday evening sustaining injuries. An express office was set up at a store owned by H to handle communications and arrangements.

Royaway John Brinkman Alex. Rice

Buckwheat Club Reunion Draws Thousands at Goodville

The 13th annual Smicksburg and West Mahoning Buckwheat Club gathering at Coleman's Park Goodville West Mahoning Township drew about 4000 people. Neighbors traveled on special trains from Indiana and other counties for a day of friendly mingling, meals, and improved attractions, with a festive, orderly atmosphere.

Frederick Butterbough John Nichol Purchase Ling J. 8. Miller Clymer F Fortune Buterbaughs John Farnsworth J. M. Napp Aad J. R. Buterbaugh M. C. Buterbaugh Porto Rico Kay Beagle Farnsworth W. J. Farnsworth Heastron Joseph Houk Willis Clyde Houk Lovejoy J. Howard D. L. Houk Indiana Madge Allison Tarentum J. C. Thomas Homer City Wm. Johnston Fred Johnston Harry B. Johnston Electa Johnston Harry Bell Curry Run Currier Gram Plan Wm. Rankin Purchase Line Rankin Hillsdale Joe Rankin Wayne Tomb W. H. Buterbaugh Chester Buter ‘Baugh Arcadia Cc. Buterbaugh Ed Buterbaugh Eméry Buterbaugh Ben Leroy Buterbaugh Swissvale Frank Gromley Olymer Missex Bagh Ord E. Buterbaugh Niagara Falls J. M. Napp Anid Ralph GB. Nupp Dixonville George Nupp Roy Kinter Deckers Point Clark Buterbaugh M. L. Howl Ward Leslie Pattison Charles Keating Cockport P. N. Baker Carl Pattison White Township Waslay Nichol Goodville Eyery Smicksburg West Mahoning Coleman’s Park West Mahoning Township Thorsday Reac Rowiag Seakerg Association

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