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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1911

Page

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Indiana County Fair Opens Next Week With Full Exhibits

The Indiana County Agricultural Society prepares for the county fair with busy final details. Entries for stock close Friday and for other exhibits Tuesday. Racing will be featured with large purses and two new added races. Livestock and poultry displays expand, and Amusement Concessions manager H. J. Thompson reports many high class attractions. Families are urged to come early, stay late, and enjoy a weekend of visitors, friends, and fair offerings in the grove.

Western Pennsylvania Indiana County Agricultural Society Indiana County Agricultural Society H. J. Thompson Indiana

Many Foreigners Seek Naturalization in Court Activities

Forty men from other lands appeared in court signaling intent to become American citizens. Nineteen were admitted after examinations by federal agent D W Trainer who testified after a prior penitentiary sentence for horse dispossession. Trainer received a $100 fine and one to three years in prison. The piece also lists veterans attending the G A R encampment in Rochester and local notices of public events including a Woodmen outing and a Rural Mail Carriers meeting.

Telford D. W. Trainer G. 5 Kunkle Homer City Pennsylvania Butler Neal

THREE ESTATES DIVIDED IN OLD WILL PROBATE

The Shoup estate in West Whellafield township leaves $10 each to daughters Agnes Buzzad Mary Brohr Perby McCracken and Arnie Palmer with real and personal property to son George R Shoup and ongoing support from wife Mary Shoup. Administrators are T8 Lynn and U8 Lynn. Will dated April 30 1896. Also Mary Matthias Blairsville bequeaths funds to Missionary Society M E Church sister M E Stouffer Jessie Coleman Leila Collins and niece Stella Coleman with Cyrus Stouffer as executor. Dated February 6 1904. Sarah A Roberts Pine township leaves all estate to daughter Irene Roberts. Abednego Griffith named executor. Dated August 17 1895.

Rufus Shoup West Whellafield Agnes J. Buzzad Mary Etta Brohr Perby Elen McCracken Arnie Palmer George R. Shoup Mary Shoup George RB. Shoup Lynn Mary Matthias Blairsville Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society M. E. Church M. E. Stouffer Jessie D. Coleman Leila T. Collins Stella A. Coleman Cyrus Stouffer Sarah A. Roberts Pine Township Irene Roberts Abednego Griffith

Indiana Man Denies Bold Hold Up Story

McGregors deny the Pittsburg paper tale accusing C. C. McGregor of Indiana of being the victim in a Clarion county holdup. He supposedly picked up a woman, who then revealed a pistol and stole $68 before fleeing. The McGregor family insists they never experienced such an incident.

Indiana Pittsburg C. C. McGregor Clarion McGregor

Local Social Notes Highlight Many Visitors and Travel

A long list of residents and guests mingle across towns and cities with visits to Marion Center Latrobe Greensburg and Philadelphia. Several individuals travel to Atlantic City Chicago New York City and beyond while others attend homecomings weddings and church events in Brushvalley and surrounding communities.

Deaths of local residents and notable events listed

Sidney Marlin longtime county resident dies at home on Clymer avenue after a life spent in the area. The obituary outlines his birth at Willet on January 7, 1834 and marriage to Sarah Thompson in 1858, noting his Civil War service and lodge memberships. Other notices honor several families through burials, church services, and interments in local cemeteries, with details on survivors and affiliations. Also reported are farm yields, a Trolley League game result for Clymer defeating Indiana, a horsekick accident near Cramer, and county-wide notes on notable deaths, settlements, and local features.

Sidney Marlin Lauire Clymer Avenue Tunud Willet Marrige Sarah Thompson Marlin Lodge of Masons Robert ‘J Town Clara Sanford Sylvester B. B. Marlin Frank Marlin St. Louis Jessie Fulton Angus George Sidney

Widespread Social News From Local Town Groups

Dr wilders. Teed entertained at Hiner yesterday in honor of the visitors from Pittsburgh and Dubois. Miss Dorothy Nix accompanied Miss Guay to Pittsburgh for a ten day visit. Various residents including Mr. and Mrs. Coup, Mrs. Hopkine, and Miss Stelia Doomite are noted as visiting relatives in St Louis, Philadelphia, and New York. Multiple gossipy notes claim travels, hospital visits, and family events across Plumville, Clarion county, and nearby towns with several local names cited. A buggy accident near Twolich left two girls shaken but unhurt. The article records a parade of visitors, returns home, church plans, and social gatherings across the area.

Herman Tomb Locust Street Atlantic City John DB. Selig Franklin John 8. Fisher Chicago Harry Henderson Eldera Ridge Harry B. Marshall New York City Boston Bess Frost Newark N. J Marion Center A. L. Dick Homey City Latrobe Greensburg Heber Steving Waterstreet Squire BE. Green Plumville James Thomas B. Hinds Morris S. J. Telford Laura Yuckenberg Madison McLaughin Grant Street Covode Academy Jean Davidson Williams John A. Miller School Street J. N. Langham West Chestnut Street Iva BE. Gibson Albany Ore R. D. Hetrick Church Street J. N. Elder Emma Adams Nebr Elder Harry P. Griffith Oakmont Margaret Glass Maria Gaible Town Frank Indiana Harbor Ind Chattanooga Shelbyville Tenn H. R. F Lenderson West Water Street Pennsylvania New York Joseph Clements J. Dick Wilson Jane Margaret Wilson Robert Mullen Luray Cave Joseph Blamonte Creekside Mary Joe Italy Dr. Wilders. Teed Hiner Westerday Fanor Uirtrides Chelentid Jane Reese Pittsburgh Mins Naomi Gray Dubois Nix Dorothy Nix Miss Guay W. W. Coup Hopkine J. Ia Nix St. Lows Bes Eajlers Stelia Doomite St. Louis J. W. Nix Day Kool Indiana Miv C. Betts Rimershiy Clarion County Botts Ih Ta Gardner Miss Badnards St. Lewis Tay Mita Dt July I. RL & PL Stone House Twolich Mabel N. H. Ogden Philadelphia Otter Points George Aoice Hill Wilson Ebey Merle White Lamer City Helen Hertzog Pittsburg Mabel Bracken Manor Charles A. Weamer Hive Jobo Mainsworth Milliion Cencede Thomas Mya Aubon Thonas Mittsburg Claud Ferrier Mis Laura Ferrier Irene I. C. Betts V. Zoe Allison Jobn C. Thomas Railroad Avenue Sadie McGee Nolonw Dennison Aemenia Trewin Sehaether Brushvalley Township Sehnietter N. Andrews Guthioi Three Moon League Rhardh Mia

Weddings in Town and Neighboring Areas

Several weddings are reported. Herbert L. Mratuder of Wil Thimeport marries Miss Chusnaty WH Tita of Bodth Mah street at Ure Hote with George Hipkins officiating. Attendants include J. No Slutster and Magtha WH laws. The bride, a town native, recently graduated from Indiana Normal Latineood and taught in local schools. The couple will reside in Williamsport. Other nuptials include Royal TCtemdone and Maw Oni Sayer, and Borland-Thompson with Harry A. Borland serving as head mall clerk at the Tudlana post office.

Herbert L. Mratuder Jot Meontetser Ame Shusher Potenstawy Pagan Mowitha Ns Ferpey Wheeling Vail Borland-Thompson Harry A. Borland Clara Thompson W. J. Wilson Indiana Borland Tudlana

Death and Water Shaft Tragedy Near Los Angeles

McComb native of the county died after falling into a water shaft at Benna Vista. His body remained submerged for three hours before recovery. He was the son of the late James McComb, former county commissioner, with many relatives in the northern part of the county.

Drake Peterman Ira G. Peterman John Peternun Near Advance Harmony Grove Lutheran Church Hey, Lecrone Gastown A.W. Rankin Ulysses G. Fulton Coral Burnside Clearfield County California McComb Los Angeles Tie Benna Vista

Social events and a Lebanon sewer project update

Miss Minnie Hinn hosted a corn roast at EK Campbell's bungalow while youth groups from Un Lal Presbyterian church toured Center towned ship for a corm peast. Indiana wedge of Rebekals held a Millwool Park picnic ending with hodainee. About 64 merrymakers rode two hay wagons. Lovejoy Sunday School Union members enjoyed an outdoor weiss rocks outing. M Bennath Lang Contractors won the Lebanon disposal plant and outfall sewer contract worth about 100000.

Minnie Hinn Campbell Indiana Rebekals Millwool Park First Unlal Presbyterian Church McMallen Fiona Lovejoy Sunday School Union M. Bennath & Lang Lebanon

Cherry Tree growth and new church building awarded

Starford contractor builds four room school in Minelgle and a brick veneered church for Cherry Tree MB congregation. Orchard and farm yields noted at Longount near Coly. with 160 acres producing cherries plums raspberries apples peaches wheat barley hay and sugar beets. American Gas Company reports strong gas flow at John Petty farm Willet depth about 1300 feet daily supply 800000 cubic feet.

Startord Coapmeton Nupp Gid Builder Starford Cherry Tree Minelgle MB. Congregational Cherry Tree Jl. A.dunn Longuont Coly American Gas Company John Petty Willet

Marion Center Homecoming Opens With Historic Church Events

Marion Center hosts the second annual homecoming with 40th anniversary exercises at the Methodist Episcopal church. A history of the congregation details early ministers, building milestones, and notable reforms from 1830 through 1887, while veterans of Co A Blaspen ret ”ired to roll call at their formation spot.

Marion Center Methodsi Episcopal Church Mod. Sleppy Dagor Methodist Episcopal Church Qineng Piscopal Church Marion John Park Cormpton Flont James Day John Summerville Wm. Bott C. Poster Ht. McCall Joseph Wray First Society Augustus Lowmith James Henderson Elijah Coleman John Coyle David Gordon Rankin John Joseph McCartney S. W. Nesbitt M. J. Sleppy J .A. Danks W. K. Brown MW. Vertican Ad. J. Mofitt Nelson Davia Samuel G. Miller Eobler J. Hickman TW. Robbits W. H. Cainpy Hed. Altsman PNHB Ol Thuffinian Co. A. Blat P. Vis Fert Marton Cones Otwil

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