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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1910

Page

3

Reunion of Campbell Palmer families in Heshbon grove

The first Campbell Palmer family reunion was held in the C Campbell grove near Hehbon on Thursday. Five attendees aged a combined 381 years included Mrs Rufus Shoup William Palmer David Campbell Isaac Alcorn and M Palmer. A large crowd attended with baskets then departed after a brief meeting led by A M Palmer. Officers elected for next year include C L Campbell president J J Campbell first vice president A M Palmer second vice president Joe J Campbell secretary and G W Campbell treasurer. A lengthy list of attendees from multiple towns followed. A later baseball game between Homer City High School and Heshbon Tigers was stopped by rain with Homer City leading 4 to 3.

Campbell-Palmer C. Campbell Reir Hbon Rufus Shoup William Palmer David Campbell Isaac Alcorn M. Palmer Homer City High School Heshbon Tigers Homer City Rufun Shoup William Palmer, Jr David Shoup P. M. Campbell Daniel Woods A. L. Palmer William Reynolds Carl Reynolds Jennie Reynolds Florence Palmer Lawrence Johnston Olive Ida Grace William Lillian Irene Rich C. L. Campbell Edna Lester Wilbur Doyle Darius McNutt Myrtle Homer Raymond Mikesell Georgie McNutt G. W. Palmer Rudsell Mina Lawra Elsie Roy Blanche John Constable Ruth Hdna John Findley Conemaugh B. Styles A. R. Palmer Johnstown A. M. Palmer Jennie Florence Armagh W. Dias Mae Mack Ralph Thornton Allen Dilltown Elmer Campbell Vera Merle Luva Hazel Naomi Robingon J. B. Hepner Freida Seward Mary Hite Helen McCready Apollo John Campbell Geneva Seabrin Ohio James Campbell Barberton L. C. Campbell Erimett Youngwood ER. B. Wynn Wast Fairview Pittsburgh W. B.arpater Akron J. A. Bowser Parkersburg W. Va Frank Schall W.H. Robinson Joseph Palmer John Stormer Annie Bila Clarence Woods Arvilla Louise Wilma Thos. Mabon Georges Lavina Clark Song Charlie Thomas New Florence J. M. Palmer Charlie Palmer Mary Davis Foreman A. Palmer Florance Pearl Palmer Don Palmer Hidith Arlie Palmer J. J. Palmer Aidna Claire Jessie Foster Palmer Mike Palmer J. C. Palmer J. C. Palmer and Son, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Donaldson, Marguerite Wadsworth Smith Palmer Merle Palmer Mary Rich Ruth Hich Ruth Palmer Clyde Palmer Blacklick H. R. Falcon Aileen Catherine William Vichtenfelp L. Palmer Josie Raymond Guy Amanda Carnahan W. B. Wagner Lulu Zulu A. W. Campbell Les Bolvin Lewis Bolvin Gladys Chariea Bolvin Lewis Bell Bolvin Daisy Camp Milton Campbell Ray Campbell Birdie Campbell Hugh &. Mack Lizzie Hagel Lida George, Palmer Sophia Fodor Lizae Fodor Georges Bhoup Omar Charles Sam Walbeck, Jr Wray Goursin Smith McNutt Heshpon

Farm sale at T F Campbell residence Young two

At the residence of T F Campbell in Young two miles southwest of West Lebanon on Friday August 96 the sale will include Brown draft mare five milch cows two young cattle yearling bull oxen shoats farm machinery road wagon top buggy six tons new hay straw by the ton rain by the bunkel household and farm furniture. Also offered is the farm of 115 acres with frame house bank barn good water fruit timber coal and limestone. RPS CAR PER

T. F. Campbell Young Two West Lebanon

Railroads Ordered to Distribute Coal Cars Equitably

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that railroads must distribute coal cars to mines without discrimination, counting assigned cars against mine capacity like unassigned cars. The Hillsdale Coal and Coke Company, led by Clark Brothers, wins the case against the Pennsylvania Railroad, affecting hundreds of Pennsylvanian coal operators.

Washington, D.C Interstate Commerce Commission Hilladale Coal and Coke Company Pennsylvania Railroad Company Hillsdale Coal and Coke Company Montgomery Township County Glark Brothers Glen Campbell Pennsylvania

Slump In The Auto Business In New York

Indications show the bottom has fallen out of the automobile trade as manufacturers store cars at agencies to hide market weakness. Big plants idle, workers laid off, with several closing for inventory though not expected to reopen soon. Dealers anticipate prices dropping 25 to 50 percent in months as farmers and small towns resist costly maintenance, delaying farm car purchases. Checks promoted by The First National Bank of Indiana for settlements. Progress treapasse notices offered.

New York

Twenty First Annual Indiana County Christian Endeavor Union Meet

The twenty first annual convention of the Indiana County Christian Endeavor Union opens in the Presbyterian church at Clymer tomorrow afternoon for a two day convention. Principal speakers include A J Shartle and Rev H M Gearhart. The program covers registrations, services, reports, and meetings through Friday with a street parade and closing services. County officers and delegates are named. attendees are urged to bring Hymns for His Praise No 2 and note books.

Indiana County Christian Hindeavor Union Presbyterian Church Clymer A. J. Shartle Philadelphia H. M. Gearhart Bunbury W. N. Templeton James R. King BH. M. Gearhart Aunbury C. H B. ‘ Gearhart Sunbury B. M. Gearhart A J. Shartle Indiana C. B J. B. Mitchell Florence Stahl G. H Charlotte Dickey IndIville C. B. Mise Marie Woodward E. M. Gearhart Signs of the Times Lawson Campbell Albert Blose D. D Youngstown N. Y Mizpah Blairsville C. E. Schureh Hirnest John Moorhead Blairaville James Frey

FOR YOUR HEALTHS SAKE HEALTH EDUCATION FUNDING NEEDED

The piece discusses tuberculosis causes transmission and treatment standards. It emphasizes education and prevention, urging continued funding and equipment for health bodies to advance the work started. It notes the national costs in dollars and cents and calls for public insistence on support.

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