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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1908

Page

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County Home to Open for Visitors and Inmates

The county home near Jnndianna will open on Monday and continue afternoons for visitors and inmates. District wards will be brought in on assigned days next week, with 193 indigent residents currently. Districts and dates: Monday Armarg, Armstrong, Burrell, Blacklick, Blairsville. Tuesday Buffington, Banks, Brushvalley, Canoe, Center, Clymer. Wednesday Cherryhill, Cone Maugh, Creekside, Cherry Tree, Glen Campbell, Grant, Green. Thursday Homer City, Indiana, Jacksonville, North, South Hast, West Mahoning, Marion Center, Mechanicsburg, Montgomery. Friday Rayne, Pine, Saltsburg, Sheloca, Smickburg, Washington Hast, West Wheatfield, White, Young. A Bernard Gloeckler eight-day clock was donated for use at the County Home. A chair for the aged, from the family of Samuel Ray, Blairsville, is also noted.

Gunty Armagh Armstrong Burrell Blacklick Blairsville Buffington Banks Brushvalley Canoe Center Clymer Cherryhill Cone Maugh Creekside Cherry Tree Glen Campbell Grant Green Homer City Indiana Jacksonville North South Hast West Mahoning Marion Center Mechanicsburg Laura Myers Uniontown James G. Fisher Rosalier Toledo W. R. Conner New Florence Harry H. Conrath Lovejoy K. Leard Livermore Arion Wilson Frank E. Sloan Kellysburg Steele Bryan McKeesport Bryan J. A. Reed John Wright Montgomery Township O. §. Gorman Gipay John D. Paul Economy Benjamin Daugherty Pairview Harry Nesbit Bayonne N. J Julia Wiggins Church Street Hannah Williams Fifth Street McDonagld W. G. Smith Town John Glasser J. R. Stumpf Seventh Street Akron Stumpf Harry J. Laughlin Mackinac Mich Rosalie Bergman Altoona Meta West Virginia Ohio Washington County Clark Dickie Vandergrift Dickie George’ C. Dickie West Philadelphia Harry L. Fyock Dixonyville Postoffice Philadelphia Europe Gertrude ‘Sutton Gooding New York J. C. McGregor Jozeph PB. Mack D.C. Mack & Son Atlantic City Mack William Montgomery Weaver Ac Cunningham Wayne Avenue Washington, D .C Prof Baldwin M. A. McGianis New Indiana Pottsville M. M. Daviz W. T. Wilen A. W. Diven Martina Perry Georgeville Dr. Davin George Getty Hilledais Nan Houk Purchase Line Near Town Inet Jeannette

Courts Open Three Day Argument Session in Saltsburg Case

The session led by Judge Telford heard a four year old livery dispute between Alex McBride and Charles C. Waugaman, McBride ordered to pay 1221 to Waugaman. Other actions included a timber restraint in Cunningham lands, new trial grounds in Sawyer vs Bank, charter grant for St John Baptist Greek Catholic church, bicycle theft sentencing, mule theft case, trespass suit from Heilwood, and naturalization grants to nine individuals.

Ludge Telford Alex McBride Charles C. Waugaman Saltsburg Telford McBride Waugaman Hmma J. Cunningham J. M St. John Baptist Catholic Church of Blacklick John Brickley Town Morganza George. Richards Somerset County Arcadia Johnstown Huntingdon Reformatory Charles Cicero Naturalization Court Theodore Caruso Blairsville Paul Firdpkey Peter Juline Coerburg Alfred You Roth Indiana Thomas Hogarth Wehrum Emil Stahl Strangford John Maher John Baptist de . Santy Ana Argu

Poisoned at Pure Food Convention Attendee in Mackinac

Martha Foust, daughter of Pure Food Commissioner James Foust of Altoona, Pa., was seriously poisoned in a cold storage fish at Mackinac where she attended the Pure Food Convention. The Aug 12 report notes the incident during the Altoona event.

Altoona Mias Mar‘tha. Foust Pure Food James Foust Mackinac Mich Ae Ee

Principal appointed at Bore Bore schools in Armstrong county

W L Buchanan formerly a county teacher is elected principal of Bore Bore schools at a salary of 78 dollars per month. He will also run a night school for workers during the day. Justice S R Kuhn of Webrum has resigned his commission as justice of the peace.

Bagamore W. L. Buchanan Ure Bore Bore Armstrong County Kuhn Webrum

Lovejoy Victorious in 13-3 Baseball Thriller

Lovejoy won the deciding game of the series from Clymer by 13 to 3 on the Normal School field. A large delegation from both towns attended and cheered. After a close start the game swung when two Clymer players collided and errors allowed Lovejoy to pull ahead. The contest drew many Indiana fans and was marked by good sportsmanship despite the stakes.

Lovejoy Coal Town Clymer Cly~mers

Trolley to Pexonville extension planned next year

Indiana County Railway plans major line extensions for next year. The main project is a four mile extension from Clymer to Dixonville, linking Dixonville to the county seat, with further reach to Cherry Tree and Glen Campbell. A connection at Cherry Tree ties to a proposed Garrolltown line.

Indiana County Railway Clymer Dixonville Cherry Trees Glen Campbell Cherry Tree Garrolltown

Measles Claim Many Young Lives in Coral Graceton

An epidemic of measles swept Coral and Graceton among foreign families, with ten deaths reported in the last week. All victims were three years old or younger, and many families did not seek medical help, worsening the toll.

Coral

Married on Saturday in Blairsville at bride’s home

John James Armstrong of Alliance Ohio will wed Elvan Campbell of Blaireville Saturday at the bride’s parents home. Rev R H Medaure, Blairsville United Presbyterian pastor, will officiate in the presence of many guests.

John James’ Armstrong Alliance Elvan Campbell Blaireville R.-H.*medaure Blairsville -Unites Presbyterian’ Church

Fruit Canned Nineteen Years Ago Found In Perfect Condition

Mrs Samuel L Graham of Satinburg Presa recently served a can of peaches from nineteen years ago at a local event. The fruit was found to be in perfect condition and attendees were encouraged to bring any more fruit of that age to the county fair next month.

Satinburg Samuel L. Graham Dinger Graham

Goodyears Seek Renewed Coal Leases Near Bagamore

Representatives of the Goodyears are active in the county renewing coal land options near Bagamore which expired recently. Rumor says plans include extending the Buffalo and Susquehanna railroad from Sagamore to South Bend. Delegates from the county to the farmers congress in Madison, Wisconsin, include 8 M McHenry of town and Hon M K Leard of Livermore. Prothonotary Gilbert and A L Sibert were attended to Friday. John W Graves named tax collector for Salineburg by Judge Telford.

Goodyears Bagamore Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Sagamore South Bend M. McHenry Town M. K. Leard Livermore Farmers’ Congress Madison Wis Gay, Stuart

Kerr interests separate from Scranton failure impact

The Scranton failure of Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company, lessee of Pennsylvania Beech Creek and Hastern, does not affect this county’s mining. Col James Kerr’s Kerr-Kelly-Peale holdings remain separate and financially sound. Only Cambria county Kerr mines are affected. Crosson-Ehrenfeld area in Clearfield county is chiefly concerned. Total values: Pennsylvania and Beech Creek properties at 26 million against 13 million in debt.

Scranton Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Company Pennsylvania Beech Creek & Hastern Col James Kerr Kerr-Kelly Peale Kerr Cambria County Crosson-Ehrenfeld Clearfield County Beech Creek

Electric lighting planned for Indiana court house

The Indiana Electric Company crews are wiring the court house for a full electric light system ahead of the September term. The contract sections designate lights in the court room treasury office vault sheriff's office main hall judge's chamber and offices of the prothonotary register and commissioners with switches for control, chandeliers and lighting fixtures awarded to a Pittsburgh firm.

Indiana Concern Indiana Electric Company Prothonotary Register Commissioners Pittsburg

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Since Last Report

Real estate transfers recorded in Indiana County include Sarah Buterbaugh to Samuel A. Krider for 3100 dollars on a Green lot. JKL Ray acquires two Armstrong lots for 300 dollars. Catherine McCombs sells 2 acres in Burrell to J E Cravener for 300 dollars. Indiana County Street Railway Co. buys G L Putt tract for 65.10 dollars. Multiple parcels change hands among residents and companies, with prices ranging from 70 to 4000 dollars and transfers involving Montgom ery and other townships.

Indiana County Sarah Buterbaugh Green Samuel A. Krider JKL Ray Armstrong JA. C. Ray Dixon Run Lahd Clymer Valentine Bobak Catherine McCombs Burrell J. E.cravener G. L. Putt White Indiana County Street Railway Co Giles L. Stephens Indiana G. D. Henry Sherman T. Kerr Montgomery Elizabeth Kerr Frank Kerr James Gibson Cherryhill Cherry Tres & Dixonville Railroad, Co John B. Gardner Mongomery William Gardner Martha J. Bracken Buffington Theodore Dostal James A. Plickinger Homer City Maggie H. McCrea

American Union Telephone expands with Allentown deal

Consolidated Telephone Companies with headquarters in Allentown join the American Union Telephone Co. system. The acquisition gives American Union complete service throughout anthracite counties and territory in New Jersey. The American Union now has 294 exchanges serving 65,000 subscribers across Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland Virginia West Virginia New York New Jersey and Delaware.

Consolidated Telephone Allentown American Union Telephone Co American Union New Jersey Indiana Pennsylvania Ohio Staryland Virginia West Virginia New York New Jersy Delaware

Indiana matron marks 90th birthday milestone

Mrs. Margaret Loughry, longtime Indiana resident, celebrated her 90th birthday yesterday. Mother to Mr. R. and Miss Mary Loughry, she is believed to be the oldest native born resident of the area. She remains in remarkably good health and fully literate.

Indiana Margaret Loughry

Nettle Cinkahart and Minnie Clowes Stay at Home

Mies Nettle Cinkahart and Minnie Clowes are spending the week at their home in Warnings ton township.

Mies Nettle Cinkahart Weer Migs Minnie Clowes Warningston Township

Personal Brevities From Town Guests and Visits

Local notes list Miss Laura Myers hosting Uniontown friends and a stream of visitors including Dr. James G. Fisher of Rosalier and Mrs. G. W. Graff of East Water Street. The column records numerous callers, travels to Indiana, Pittsburg, Toledo, and Philadelphia, and mentions several engagements and trips across towns and counties.

Weddings of a Week Stew art Cameron in town for ceremony

The week features several weddings across the region. Stewart and Miss Maude Cameron will wed at her father John G Cameron's North Ninth street home with about 60 guests. Officiating will be Rev G T Reynolds. The couple will reside in Marion Center after a trip east.

Geo. W. Pollock Wilkinsburg Wdna Barker Ebensburg Mise Elizabeth Langham Carolyn Speedy Hazel St. Clair Ada Keller Clare Mullen Cameron Home Thea Madge Mrs. Stewfort Marion Center Stewart Western University of Pennsylvania Pittsburg Marton Center Cameron Indiana Normal Springdale Vandargrift William Shellice Pent Run Hiva Campbell Blacklick Ida Sloan Blairsville R. F. McHenry Heilwood J. R. Stewart Thomas Morrow Plumyitle William Hamill Hamill John A.miller Williamsport A. S. Miller Mercer Mabel Brockway

Davis Williams wedding at Pine Flats Church

Davis Williams of Hellwood and Catherine Williams of Pine Flats wed at the bride’s home with Rev. William Thompson officiating. Barn destroyed at Richmond due to fire. David J. Braughler’s barn and 2023 crops burned, including horses, mule, hay, wheat, rye, oats, and grain. Loss estimated at $3,000 with $1,320 insured. Cause unknown.

Davis-Williams James O. Davia Hellwood Mias Catherine Williams Pine William Thompson Piya] Fiats Baptist Church Richmond David J. Braughler Richmo Braughler Patron’s Mutual Company

Woodmen of the World Camp to Hold Idlewood Outing

Indiana Camp No. 40 Woodmen of the World will stage its annual picnic at Idlewood Park near Twollck tomorrow. Members and families will depart before noon by trolley after securing a 16 cent round trip fare. A basket dinner at noon and dancing are planned with guests Mrs Bara Scott and daughter May of Wateratrest visiting Mr and Mrs Samuel Hughes of Sharpeville.

Indiana No. 40 Woodmen of the World Idlewood Park Twollck Bara Scott May Water Atrest Samuel Hughes Sharpeville

Deaths of Susannah Little and C Leasure in Rochester Mills

Mrs Susannah Little aged 90 died at her son George Little's home in town after a long illness. Surviving sons are Jacob Martin and George with a sister Mrs Sarat McHenry. Funeral at her home in Rayne township conducted by Rev Lewis Hay. Dr C Leasure aged about 70 a Civil War veteran and prominent farmer died at home in Rochester Mills after kidney trouble. Survived by wife and daughter Lunella Oberlin. Funeral Saturday at home and interment at Gilgal Braveyard.

Susannah Little Surynnah Little George Little Myara & Little Philadelphia Jacob Luta Rayne Township Abraham Little Jacob Marion Center Martin George Sarat McHenry Lewis Hay Lutheran Church C. Leasure D. C. Leasure Rochester Mills John Leasure Leasure 206Th Regiment P. Vo Creekside Lunella Oberlin Gilgal Braveyard Louisa Craig Rufus Craig Clarion County James Spencer Grant Street W. J. Wilson Greenwood Cemetery

Obituary notices from Burrell and nearby towns

Multiple short obituaries report deaths and burials across Burrell township and surrounding areas. Mary Jane McCracken aged 1 year two months two days is noted with surviving relatives in Morgantown Scottdale Buffalo and at home, while others include Mrs Margaret Baie widow of Alexander Farr, Dolly Violet Helman four months fourteen days, and Mrs Louisa Craig 86, with details on burial and church services. Interments occur at Mt Tabor Greenwood and Grove Chapel church burying grounds, with relatives named and services led by local ministers.

Mary Jane McCracken J. D. McCracken Burrell Township William C Morgantown W. Va Marion Scottdale Barr Edward Buffalo Mary George Cribbe Jacob Blacklick GW. Cribbs Heshbon Mt. Tabor Margaret Baie Margaret Fair Alexander Farr Indiana Atlanta Presbyterian Church W. J. Wilson Greenwood Cemetery W. R. Loughry Wilber Dolly Violet Helman George Byers Rayne Township A. C. Helman Shaulis Chapel Church

Local Obituaries and Notices From Anita to Greensburg

Lillian Jobe daughter of Bert Jobe of Anita died August 8 at eight months and eleven days from cholera infantum. funeral attended by grandmother Mrs C B Jobe of Water Street. Mrs Jeremiah Cook and Mrs Lena Cook of Rural Valley died suddenly in Pittsburgh. Mary Henderson nee Alexander of Blairsville died in Johnstown. Fire engine order for Chambersville. marriage of Charles Stahl and Ming Ditza Murray in Greensburg. farm near Hillendale harvested over 200 tons hay.

Lillian Jobe Lian S. Jobe Bert Jobe Anita C. B. Jobe Water Street Jeremiah Cook Lena A. Cook Rural Valley This County Pittsburg Daniel and Susan Wagner Mere Mary C. Henderson Alexander Blairsville Johnstown John Henderson

Reunion honors two county educators in Pleasant gathering

A Friday reunion at the county fair grounds drew about 350 former students of ex County Superintendent 7. T. Stewart and Prof. G. A. Campbell. The event planned as annual, featured speeches by Stewart Campbell Henry and others, with a midday basket feast and the formation of a permanent organization. Families from Wheatfields Buffington Brushgatley Cherryhill and Centre townships attended, including members of the Mack Hood Ligget Wrener Tomb Johnson Tinkcom Brackan Campbell Adams Mikesell Dill Kilne Walbeck and St. Clair lineages.

T. Stewart Town G. A. Campbell Armagh Lye Prof Stewart Collorado Co. A. Campbell Ident J. N. Holston Pictaburs James’ .J. Hutchison R. G.* Walbeck Brushvalley Maud Empfield W. C.mc Kee Arvida’ Snyder Lester Wingar M. M. Palmer RB. N Glassford C. A. Campbell Bchoolse Aticketh Jon Jennie J. T Henry Blatraville Harry W. Fee Scott Winebrenner Conemaugh Leon H. Hoffman Puntaulawney Sarah Adama Penn Run Greenville Wheatfields Buffinton Brushgatley Cherryhiil Gen Mack Hood Ligget Wrener Campbell Smithport Mechanicsburg New Florence Grisemoore Greens Greeville Mochatenburg

Also Mentioned on This Page

Commission- Jérs Indiana House Pexonville Gilbert A. Li. Sibert Anskoe Iil Co. Dias Mine Age John W. Graves Salieburg Beech Creek & Hastern &Coal Co Court House Davis Williams James Davis Catharine Williams Pina Flats Clark Viering Edward W. Clark Annie Viering Yohestown Zion German Lutheran Church Jonnatown Chambersville Fire Company of Charles Stahl Ming Ditza Murray Blakeville Greensburg Hilladale Wormer
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