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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1904

Page

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Three Tragic Deaths Reported in Local Area

A series of fatal accidents is described including Chila standing by the stove when a vessel toppled, Violet McNeel dying after hot coffee contact at the Oak Street home, Coral Hale drowning while swimming the Conemaugh at Bolivar, and Mike Komovangki killed by a fall of coal in Bryson mines Glen Campbell. Funeral details note Violet McNeel 1 year old and Coral Hale age 20 with families affected.

Chila Hollvar Conomaugh River Beggon Mines Glen Campbell Joseph McNeel Oak Street Violet. McNeel Edward McNeel Clairsville Edward MecNeel Indiana Mr. McNeel Joseph McNee A. H. Allison H.B. Buterbaugh Violet Blairsville George Holmes Oakland Cemetery Mike Komovangki Bryson Mines Barnesboro

Veteran railman injured by bolt struck by fast train near Bolivar

John Lichtenfels of West Wheatfield township sustained a crushed leg when a bolt about a foot long and one and a half inches thick struck him as a fast train passed along the Pennsylvania railroad tracks near Bolivar on Saturday morning. The elderly former trackman and Civil War veteran may lose his limb.

John Lichtenfals West Wheatfield Township Pennsylvania Railroad Bolivar Lichtenfels

May Double-Track Br and BP Nativoyd Contractor Plan

Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Railway contractor Lowrey told Pittsburg papers the Indiana County line from Punxsutawney to Blacklick may be double tracked. He is currently doubletracking the Big Run to Stanley segment and says over 1 million dollars will be spent in the next year to develop the county coal fields.

Pittsburg Lowrey Buffalo, Rochester Indiana County Jefferson County Palladium Lodge Laurel Hill Lodge Punxsutawney Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Indiana Qold

Elkin Declines Speeches for Supreme Court Vacancy

Philadelphia last week saw Secretary W K Andrews announce that John P Elkin of town will not speak at the fall campaign for the Supreme Court vacancy after a long conference over the political situation.

Elkin John P. Elkin Supreme Court Philadelphia W. K. Andrews State Republican Committee

Engineer Ehrenfeld Injured In Wreck Near Winslow

Engineer John Ehrenfeld, among the oldest in Pennsylvania railroad service, was seriously injured when logs crashed and wrecked three engines near Winslow, Jefferson county on Wednesday. He lies in critical condition at Adrian hospital.

John Ehrenfeld Pennsylvania Railroad Winslow Jefferson County Adrian

Weddings of a Whiler Patterson Duncan and Duncan

Calvin Patterson of New Alexandria married Miss Minerva Duncan at the bride's home near Blacklick at high noon on Wednesday. Isa Duncan, a longtime teacher, and family connections attended as immediate friends. The couple planned a westward trip and then residence near New Alexandria.

Patterson -Duncan Calvin Patterson New Alexandria Minerva Duncan Blacklek A. M Helle Herather Blacklick Derry Township Westmoreland County James Patterson Baird Patterson Lizzie Lemmon Latrobe

Potts and Weaver Married at Rochester Mills Parsonage

Frank E. Potts and Miss Olla Weaver, both of Rochester Mills, wed on Wednesday at the M. P. parsonage in Rochester Mills, officiated by Rev. O. T. Stewart.

Alberi Quick and Bila Quick Wed in Latrobe Tunnelton

Albert Alberi Quick of Latrobe and Bila Quick of Tunnelton were married yesterday afternoon by Rev. Lewis Hay. Lewis A. Wheeler, son of G. W. Wheeler, and Edna Leaf of Derry, will marry tonight at 8 at the Leaf home, conducted by Rev. J. W. Shasker. Wheeler, a National Guardsman, works in G. W. Wheeler & Son Real Estate. newlywed couple to reside in his South Third Street home.

Alberi Quick Jank Albert Latrobe Bila Quick Tunnelton Lewis Hay Lewis A. Wheeler G. W. Wheeler Philadelphia Edna A. Leaf Derry Miss Leaf J. W. Shasker Homer City Jamies M. Leaf Indiana Wheeler G. W. Wheeler & Son South Third Street

Double Wedding Held at Armstrong Township Home

Tomorrow a double wedding will unite Belle Devlin of Armstrong township with Harry McCurdy of Rayne township and Mae Devlin with Edward Sharp of Shelocta. The ceremony at the Peylin residence will be conducted by Rev. I. J. Ralston of West Lebanon.

William Peylin Armstrong Township Belle Mae Belle Devlin Harry McCurdy Rayne Township Edward Sharp Shelocta Mae Devlin I. J. Ralston West Lebanon

Large barn burned in Brush Valley township

A large barn belonging to Benjamin Kwang in Brush Valley township burned Thursday afternoon. The fire, attributed to spontaneous combustion, destroyed seventy tons of hay and most of the season’s crops. Loss estimated over 3000 dollars with 700 dollars insured.

Benjamin Kwang Brushvalley Township

Will Dedicate Plumville United Presbyterian Church

The new United Presbyterian church of Plumville will be dedicated on Friday September 2 at 4 PM. Rev R B McClure of Blairsville will deliver the dedicatory sermon and also assist the pastor Rev W J Ewing at communion. The brick cased structure will be free from debt at dedication.

Prosperity at Clarksburg Brings New Homes and Improvements

A correspondent reports six new houses rising in Clarksburg along with numerous improvements to old structures. The village boasts a robust rail and pride over its first brood of chicks. Chohist Josiah Neal took William Nelson of Baltburg to Huntingdon Reformatory after Nelson pleaded guilty to stealing a gold watch from Ida Sinsley of Nowrytown.

Clarksburg Ghoa Chohist Josiah Neal William Nelson Baltsburg Huntingdon Reformatory Nelson Ida Sinsley Nowrytown

Morse Died During Service In East Wheatfield

G N McKelvey of East Wheatfield township reported two valuable horses lost on Sabbath. He drove one to church and after the service found it dead. The incident was noted in the local column with no further details available.

Morse G. N. McKelvey

Veach and Tiffany Named Jacksonville School Teachers

WiLL Veach at Jacksonville, Paul Tiffany of South Seventh street, elected teacher of the Jacksonville school at 35 dollars per month. School opens September 12. Horse and Huggy Stolen A horse and buggy belonging to D. C. Wilke of Spruce were stolen Saturday night but found loose in the woods near that place the following day. Fell from a Pear Tree Edgar Lydie of Aubrose fell from a pear tree at home on Monday and was severely bruised.

Will Veach Jacksonville Paul Tiffany South Seventh Street D. C. Wilke Spruce Edgar Lydie Aubrose 68D Regiment Pennsylvania West Indiana House Mediana

Reunions Mark August in Indiana County

Large turnout at J W Kinnan golden wedding at Grant Township farm with over 450 guests. Families from Indiana, Montgomery, Deckers Point and nearby towns celebrate. gifts include a gold watch for the couple. A separate old students reunion drew 1,000-plus attendees at No 4 schoolhouse. Community groups plan Odd Fellows and WCTU gatherings, with picnics, speeches, and regional club events in coming weeks.

J. W. Kinnan Grant, Township Max Kinnnan Indiana Kinnan Montgomery Township Agnes Gailey Theouple John T Utah George Town Joseph Ruswell Cockport L. Lowey Deckers Point John Leasure Roeheater Mills Stucell Lydick Martin Armstrong McQuown Ald Nola Kinnan Deckers 'Point Conemaugh White Station J.T. Stewart Andrew Getty Rey D. Boone United Prers ‘Bytorian Church Saltsburg Clarksburg J. K. Gillis Laura Hobaugh Old Teachers’ and J. T. Stewart John Johnston Adam Bowman

Personal Brevities Highlight Pittsburg Week Visits

Miss Jennie Lytle is in Pittsburg on business while Robert Dick of Pittsburg visited. Numerous local residents and out‑of‑town guests, including Miss Clara Robinson of Baltimore and Mrs. J. Harvey Moore of Chicago, were listed as visitors or guests at homes around Indiana, with several heading to nearby towns and events.

Jennie Lytle Pittsburg Robert Dick John L. Eboy Pitttsbie W. T. Bethel Shelada J. G. Gichtenfels New Florence Anais Vegal May Scott Town Niagara Malle Clara, Robinson Baltimore Leroy Lane Helen Anderson Latrobe Pauline Hall North Ninth Street Jottie McAdoo North Sixth Straet Parkwood Amelia Ida A. Makee Moorhaad Chestnut Streat Lizzie Lemmon Near Latrobe Daisy Duncan Blacklick Wdith Gailey Andrew Gailey J. Harvey Moore Chicago William Grosso Oat Street W. W. Lookard Allegheny Jamon Goampers Btalla Hasinger Wayne Avenue Blairsville Reuben Minstein A. W. Guiley Hortons Andrew Galley Cast Oaksbroat Theresa Lagoon Mercelly Snyder Andrew Nees Cast Oak Arrest Frank Flude Vandergrift Sarah Fluide Oakstreet T. W. Colkitt Istella Marion Center W. L. Colkitt Oak Street Laura Young School Straet A. C. McCoy Center Township Rene Ganter Buffalo N. Y Ignitediana Misa Florence Hasinger Philadelphia Street

Public Health Board Orders Drain Closures by December

At a meeting of one board of Health held at the secretary’s office, resolutions were passed ordering the closure of private drains in all wards by December. All connected with the drains must connect with borough mains, and notice will be given personally via newspaper publication.

Levomne Thoralora Avery Nothea Pewspapers

Robbery rumors swirl around milepost railroad town

Journal records confusion as reports spread of a robbery at Minéhulls Mill and a post office incident near Runta Barbara California. The postmaster was contacted by WEES but would not confirm or deny details, leaving locals uncertain about any official statements or suspects.

Mitehully Millawan

Duel Between Foreigners Leaves One Woman Shot

Two foreigners living at Rossiter fought a pistol duel on a Wednesday afternoon. One man was shot in the abdomen during the clash with his opponent, identified as Ox Capod. Investigations are underway to determine the motive and arrest any party involved.

Fovelguere Rossiter

New Postmaster at Ovid Is Appointed

Flarway I. Widdowson has been appointed postmaster at Ord to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of James H. Bliss. Additional details appear on page 8.

Ovid Flarway I. Widdowson Ord James H. Bliss

Death notices crowd local column with multiple losses

Obituaries from Ames and nearby areas list J Dautits James Devittney aged seven at Parkwood and other veterans and family losses. Items mention Civil War service, marriages, children in Pittsburg Kansan Kent Parkwood and Lidiana, with multiple funeral services, interments, and church connections noted in brief.

Ames James Devittney Parkwood United Presbyterian Church 148Th Regiment Hattie A Lidiana Dm. Welch West Union Cemetery Rene West Lebanon

Death of Joh Sheehey in Bhawnee at 55

Joh Sheehey of Bhawnee died Tuesday of last week from heart failure following dysentery. He was 55. Dr. F. Mellanry of Marion Center attended.

Sheeiey Joh Sheehey Bhawnee F. Mellanry Marion Center New

Newlyweds and Honeymooners Arrive in Town

Attorney William Banks retires his Danbridge Springs life on their August 3 marriage and plans hall property residence on Chayeh Street. Prof. Harry Condron and wife end honeymoon in St Louis and arrive to stay with Mrs. Sara Loelard while preparing a Blairville home next week. Samuel A. Culp brings his bride and will live on Philadelphia Street in Conobras City.

Mas William Banks Town Danbridge Springs Blairivilly Samuel A. Culp Hey

September Wedding Planned For Moorhand-Hair Pair

September 1 ceremony planned at the Moorhand home for Miss Nancy Vearl Moorhand and Howard McChie Hair of Pittsburg. The service at 1 30 pm will be led by Reverend Day Brownles with attendants Miss Marian Moorhead Latrobe and Miss Mildred Speedy. Two Stewart children from Center township died of scarlet fever within a week. A 97 acre farm near East Mahoning was sold to John G. Bowers for 5000 dollars with settlement October 1 and possible future purchase by the seller.

Indiana County Woman's Christian Temperance Union Marion Center Loyal Legion of Marion Center Cincinnati H. J. McAnulty Altoona Lettie Pantall Ridgeview Park Uetty Snydey Nancy Vearl Moorhand Mra al Latrobe Alster Mise Macrdiend Imatea el Honor Misa Rialy Speedy Dohostown Heldasmalicd Waly Lobhen Paul Pittsburg James Oly J Rial Tastanerg Aml Ulpl Samuel Stewart Center Township Orris Won Jin Arm J. A. Mahon East Mahoning Township John 4. Bowers Second Ward

County Education Report Praises Indiana County Schools Progress

County Superintendent J T Stewart reviews a year of work in Indiana County schools. He notes steady progress, prize recognition at a state exhibit, increased teacher salaries on the horizon, and stronger parental and director engagement. The report cites institute success, institute program details, licensure figures, and calls for continued school visitation and study of pedagogy.

J. T. Stewart Mr. Stewart Axa Wry Hoard Indiana Henry Houck Nervisburg Holy Lands EL Wirship Boston Mass W. N. Perris Big Lapids Mich Roney's Boys Ernest Gamble Phath Directors’ Association Cog House White Kaup Ania Iterniw Department of Public Instruction

Indiana School Board Adopts Barnes's Oia Teries

At a Monday evening meeting the Indiana school board adopted Barnes’s oia teries for the bank schools with little other business conducted.

Indiana Barnes Bank Tittle Waa Trang

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Out Conner Coral Hale Robinson Blue Hole Mr. Hale Thomas Kelley Solomon Hale Huntingdon Queers John Lichtenfels Nativoyd Scott John A. Scotts Steele Tract South Street Minnie McBeth T. 4. Gilbert Shebooru Jane Barr John G. Barr Eleventh Street W. W. Barr Jacob Bartholomew Marchand Raisianal Leon News Poge B Brett-Mack Robert J. Brett Cora Mack Robert Mack D. 8. Tinker Williard-Newhouse Daniel Williard Agnes M. Newhouse Delmar Squire J. A. Crossman Belle and Strongstown David ©. Rankin Mabel Myra Wilkinsburg Laura Rankin Rankin Elizabeth Falls Quade Canningham Davis Wineman Hiram Rhodes Nettie Fair 61St Regiment Ws Ly Worlk’s Grove Richmond Menost Work Willian Stanley Grant Marry White M. L. McQuown Clearfield Hoya Mahonings Grant Township J. R. Stumpf Iva William Stall Stall Florence Robert Craven Archie Nichol White Township Frank Charles Eda Grace Marth William Nichol Brooklyn Mitchell-Craven Marlin Faith Wis Faith Rebecca Mitchell Jefferson Counties Work's Grove Lillian Phelps Mnvbiind Oreder Aroun Marion Center Odd Fellows Order United Evangelical Sabbath School of Ride Chapel Cherry Hill Township Frank L. Mentech 50Th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers Sharpaburg Mad J. MM. Mishler North Morty-second Street West Philadelphia Kellysburg Washington Church James Speedy Caroline Shields United Pragbytarian Church of Claghorn Bairaville Academy T. B. McIntire Jt. M. Adair A.J. Burman D. P W. DL Ewing Rh. M. Patterson Redding Coleman's Grove Coodville BR. B. Mowry Chester Emme Irving Houston Teniner Trainor J. C. Irving Marle Pfordt Holan Sh. Clair Church Street G. J. Hensleigh and Son College Springs Mia Porington Obto Kocniz Thousand Islands Janes Kinports Catherine Condron Hollidaysburg Kinports Wintor Lady Brallier North Bixth Street Bert McCluaky Mackinaw Virginia Junker Halcyon Dale Atalay Robert Mitchell Vio John K. Brallier Two Lick County Club Misgey Lottie Mryan Laura Dickin Lou Anthony Maud Madge Cameron Allegheny County Allegheny County Institute Board OF Tiralhh Aces Social Gitay Allison Canrina Ceseder Baye Ramareth Minéhulls Mill Rngent Duatits Aon S. Gamimbell Jol S. Campbell Winnebago City Minn Baik Wisecomming Tagh Minnesota Mbps John Wiener Mes David Cunningham Dreshban Samuel AN York Laned Snyder Ghint Tenaye Laat Dolnaml George Redmonds Saumiel Hahn Sehreckengosh Dayton Alice Phillips Johnstowns Mira Clara Shaul- Hor Advian Marx Susanah Lee Horn Clearfield James Matron Catherine Matson James Matson Ebenexer Yhureday Shej Leavely Martha Mortilla Rebecca California Alice Israel ‘Long John ‘Barr Cokeville Binkaville Mrs Anniy Mini Annie Miller M. Miller Graceton Biiday R. G. McChire Joan Conway John Conway James Lowry Sts. Brennan & Jude's Ohare Honey Mons Mavilign Ladera Frank Belles Ester Hebar Wenver Dalward Sunian Bulthhury Bicol Aitien Ceeattne Garde Ste ' Eye Gillis Margaret Ke Mulan Rayne Billa Buiter Frank Albert Joe Brah Filla J. Quek Tony Stewart Ivgos Directora Xehongin Thia County St. Louia
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