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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1913
Page
4
Publication detail from Indiana Progress notes editors Moorhead A Ralti Moorhead at Tadlana Hospital? October 28 1918 date line. Paper features weekly Wednesday issue, subscription $1 yearly. Notices and obituaries charged five cents per line. cash with order.
A Maryland era nostalgia piece recalls lifelong bonds from a vanished schoolhouse as the Myers and Kinter families reunite at Indiana fair grounds. The event features a basket dinner, the Dixonville band, and plans to hold next year’s gathering in early June with officers elected and guests traveling from Ohio, Sharon, Pittsburg, Barnesboro, and beyond.
The article lists numerous reunions across White Oakint school district near Amickasburg and surrounding areas. It notes the Duch Main connection gathering at the Buchanan homestead with 260 attendees, a Hawk reunion at McKinley Park, and social events at Lovejoy station Learn Bush Uncapher, Locust, and nearby towns. Also mentioned are baseball games, birthday celebrations for Mrs. Griffith, basket picnics, Odd Fellows outings at the Indiana fair grounds, and the first Putts and Browns reunion planned near Penn Run.
Rev A S Gregg of Cleveland to speak at Salieburg Sabbath school convention with three planned talks in forenoon afternoon and men’s meeting He also speaks at Clymer and Cherry Tree churches next Sunday detailing white slavery gambling intemperance eradicating efforts Also Sautelle Big Shows circus and animal acts coming to Indiana with famed rider Oscar Lowande performing bridleless feats at Wayne Avenue
William Banks, attorney for guardian, petitions the Orphans Court of Indiana County on August 25 1913 for a private sale of a one sixth ward interest in a coal tract in Cherry Hill township. The tract includes mining rights, with a price rate of 70 dollars per acre, subject to deductions for rights of Cherry Tree & Dixonville Railroad and prior interests. The sale seeks to transfer undivided coal interests totaling 2446.57 dollars, with extensive surface rights for mining, shipping, testing, and rail access, including ingress and egress across the property and release of damages to surrounding rock and water. The guardian protects the minors Witrie V. Holmes and Hannah A. Holmes.
Darwin Cassatt of Burlington Township warns against harboring or trusting Elizabeth Cassatt who has left his bed and board without cause. The notice states he will not pay any debts contracted by her and is dated August 20, 1913.
For sale two and three quarter inch power boilers and multiple horsepower boilers with fronts in good order. Includes gas engines and steam engines from B I Sturtevant Ames Indiana Woundry. Also four steam pumps hot water heaters and junk remnants. Insurance inspector certificate with boilers. Address Indiana Normal School Indiana Pa.
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