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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1908

Page

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Indiana county fair promises lively exhibits and heavy traffic

The Marion Center official reports clean shows and a bustling midway at the Indiana county fair. A guaranteed crowd is expected with roundhouse displays, special trains, and musical performances by Reed Band and Blairsville, plus a Tuesday veterans day with free grounds admission.

Héemeni Kittanning Indiana Peninsylvania Buffalo Rochester,& Pitte,burg,rodds Iealea Blairsville Kellér Hary White County Reed Johnstown Punxsutawney Intain

Barn Fire Destroys Farm Build and Contents

A Saturday morning blaze largely destroyed a frame barn on Church Street owned by Miss Mary McKnight. The fire ruined feed and hay stored inside while some miscellaneous items survived. authorities investigate the cause.

Mary McKnight Church Street Uninewy

Desi Recorded Lands Transfer and Swaps Noted in County

A garbled list records numerous land transfers and property interests across Burren and adjacent areas. Names such as Matthan W Gambla James Spatcet Walter Brains and Mary KE Kiet appear with varied sums from 10 to 2300, including Dixon Run Lumber and Glasgow City parcels, plus a tract to Pennsylvania Railroad Co.

Desi Burren James Spatcet Bartlebaugh Bawyer Walter Brais Joseph Masscott Lucy ‘Black Emma Lucy Carolline Kippart Dixon Run Plymer John Koohanaki McGrea Acreaa Young Ana Chase H. Grove

Large copperhead killed on Robert L Beat farm

On a Buffington township farm Sunday a large copperhead feared by a large family was killed by B M Butterbaugh and William Itamas after nearly stepping on it. The snake measured about yard long with young near its head and 86 inches in length.

Mather Poe Robert L Beat Buffington Township Butterbaugh William Itamas Buterbaugh

Deaths of Daniel Suver and others in Blairsville area

Obituaries list Daniel Suver of Canoe township aged 73 who died after a long illness near Juneau, leaving a wife and nine children including Mrs Samuel Law and Mrs Joseph Neal. Also noted are Augusta Stitt of Blairsville age 49 who died of dropsy, Juanita Shearer and Mary Walkinshaw with survivors and local connections to Apollo Blairsville Blairville Juneau and Joneau.

Daniel Stiver Suver Canoe Township Butler County Juneau Samuel Law Joseph Neal Horatio Abraham William Troyd Marchand Aaron William White Smith Joneau Shearer Laura Jane Shearer White Township Samuel, Shearer Klingenberger Mary

Physician for County Rome Appointed at New Home

Dr N Fuhr enfeld of town was appointed physician for the County Home by the Commissioners on Monday. The appointment takes effect at once and continues until the close of the year. Fourteen wards arrived at the Home by noon yesterday as the routine of life in the new institution is established. Thieves robbed the Chestnut Street Home Thursday night, entering through an unlocked kitchen door and taking clothing, a watch, and small change from Mr Kline's bedroom.

N.F Hlirenfeld N. FuBhrenfeld Eoge Straet Thuras

Will Bulla and New Owners Plan Atane Street Development

Fragmentary text suggests Will Bulla and partners plan a new dwelling on Atane Street near Hod Pie Sompaey, with a three month target for listing or approval. Details are garbled and unclear about exact parties and costs.

Will Bulla

Gilberts of Prathanotary A: auneile thie week

The fragment appears to report a health note about an individual named Gilberts of Prathanotary A during the week with unclear illness details. The text is highly garbled and lacks verifiable facts or context to provide a coherent summary.

Gilber Prathanotary

School opening plans for Ninth Street dorms and new housing

Behe tone reports trustees plan to accommodate many new pupils at the Buyn Hosack Property and the Reait Almipsom site on Ninth Street. Dormitories at Nottal Wehool will house students with assigned faculty, meals and laundry at the school. New wings, a water tank, and a cold storage building costing 2100 are underway, with construction to begin next year.

William Hodack Eleventh Street Simpson St. Clair Studenta John Hastings

Sudden summons comes to Blairsville man

Blairsville contractor R Wilson Hamilton died in Kentucky from heat prostration after collapsing on a scaffold at a United Presbyterian mission college site. He was 52, survived by his wife, three sons and a daughter missionary in India. Funeral held at Blairsville cemetery with pastor Rev. R H McClure.

BR. W. Hamilton Kentucky R. Wilson Hamilton Blairaville United Presbyterian Mission College Hamilton Blairsville South Mahoning Township New Florence Ilumber and Kennedy, Hamilton “&Fair India R.h.mcclure Blairaville Cemetery

New Landlord at Creekside and Crookside Hotels

James J. Armstrong of Rogalfer becomes landlord of the Commercial Hotel at Crookside after purchasing the property from So W. Zimmerman, who had managed the hotel for over a year. The license transfers to the new owner this week.

Creekside Crookside James J. Armatrong Rogalfer So W. Zimmerman

Remarkable corn crop of Hon. H. M. Jack’s farm

Notes from North Seventh Street praise a superb corn crop by farmer Hon. H. M. Jack. Seed saved from last fall’s yield produced towering stalks with large roasting ears, described as the finest of the season and a local delight.

Lightning Burns Barr Barn Near Deckers Point

A barn belonging to George A. Barr near Deckers Point was struck by lightning Friday evening and burned with all contents. The barn held the year’s crops and is insured for 1100 with Patron’s Mutual.

George A. Barr Deckers Point Patron's Mutual

Burgess A Crossman Dies in Waller at 83

Burgess A Crossman of Jefferson County, a prominent citizen, died at his home in Waller on Monday at the age of 83. The longtime resident was known for community involvement and leadership in local affairs.

Uale Burgess Crossman Waller Nathan Crossman Burgess A. Crossman Tawh Citiqend Jefferson County Wane

Mystery line finds box of apples in Progress office

A box of apples found its way to the Progress office on Monday amid a garbled note about someone named Moore and a route. The fragmentary text hints at a lighthearted or local item but lacks clear names or places to confirm details.

Huw. Moore Progress Office

Skating Rink Opens Doors During Fair Week

The Fatace Skating Rink will be open in the evenings next week. The building is being painted and flags lowered in preparation for the rush peat week.

Fatace

Taken to Hospital After Ill Health in Blisburs

Anna Walbeck of Heahbon was taken to Morry Hospital in Blisburs after falling ill. The report notes she is in ill health and receiving medical attention. Further details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.

Anna Walbeck Heahbon

Personal Brevities From Indiana and Nearby Towns

Local notes list numerous visits and social calls among Indiana residents and neighboring towns. Mentions include Miss Laura Thompson, Paul V. Smith, Miss Olive Wilson, William Stevenson, Harry Dowler, R. H. Ortison, Miss Frances McNorton, Dr. J. A. Hartman, Mrs. W. P. Johns, Mrs. William Winn, James White, Coach of Livermore, and many others visiting relatives or hosting guests across the week. A fire destroyed the dwelling of James Strong near Strongstown, likely from a baking accident, with most household spoons saved.

Hyll Ruttner Glen Camp‘bell Indiana Laura ‘Thompson Jacksonville Towri Eleventh Street Olive Wilson Mieganth Street Vandergrift William A. Stevenson Pittsburg Withtneburg Mra Moorhead South Seventh Street William B. Winn James A. White Water Street Taat Didna Livermore James L. Culp South Sixth Street Albert Miller Mr. Miller Phimpsburg Clyde -W. Seanor Butler Bollyar George Harvey Derry Atatlon Davis Arthur Fisher Wilkinsburg M. C. Watson North Seventh Street H. Davis Conemaugh McLain Davis Joseph Houk Wailis Purchase Line Harvey B Philadelphia Niagara Falls Robert L. Best Johnstown B. M. Butterbaugh Wehrum Harry ‘Wilson, Jr Margaret Church Street George W. Creighton Altoona Percy Brillhart Michigan W. W. Brilhart Carpenter Avenue W. W. Hunter McKeesport John L Getty Churchaurcat W. HE. Dodson Ocean Grove N. J Helen Galley James Taylor South Pifth Atreat Buterbaugh Progress H.E. Peterman Baltimore Peterman Waa Chambersville J. H. Peterman Cherry Tree J. N. Stewart John W. Miller Jennie Miller George T. Buchanan Tyrone Mattern James McLaughlin Ligonier J. G. Ambrose Presbyterian Church Marion Center Haad Grove’ City North Dakota

Two Places Set to Hear Controversial Sermon

Ty W. Qtterman of Ford City plans a two night tour delivering a sermon on the same subject. He will speak Monday evening at Lebanon and Tuesday evening at the Crete and Presbyterian church about tormenting a Christian pulenene.

Ty. W. Qtterman Ford City Lebanon Crete

Sadions Boy's Talent on Broadway Comedy by Marehall

A stage note announces Sadions Boy's Talent, a comedy by Harry B. Marehall from town Je, with performances in New York City. The show promises light humor and lively entertainment as Marehall’s work receives local attention.

Sadions Flashlights Harry B. Marehall New York Glty My. Mareha

Sabbath School Workers Meet at Homer City

The eleventh annual Indiana County Sabbath School Association convention will be held September 14 and 15 at the new M B H church in Homer City. Eminent speakers include W G Landin and B S Porsythe with Miss Erminal Lincoln guiding the junior workers. Delegates from each school are urged to attend and arrange entertainment through Rev J R Richards.

New M. B. Church Indiana County Sabbath School Association Homer City Haw M. BH Mary W. G. Landin Philadelphia B. &. Porsythe Fayette County Fayette Erminal Lincoln Attleboro Homer J. R. Richards

Centennial celebrated at Glade Run Church in Dayton

The Glade Run Presbyterian church at Dayton marks a three day centennial celebration opening with an address by Rev. Lycurgus Mechting of Washington Pa. The pastor Rev G M McIntyre aided by officers led old hymn singing. Lunch was served by the congregation. The church traces its origin to 1808 with early services in homes and barns and the 1821 log church later replaced by a frame building and then the 1857 present structure.

Glade Hun Glade Run Presbyterian Church Dayton Lycurgus Mechting Washington, Pa G. M. McIntyre Junction Pennsylvania Glade Run Duhsa Dow- Barratt

Indiana County Christian Endeavor Convention Rally at Blairsville

The 19th annual Indiana County Christian Endeavor Society convention met at Blairsville on Thursday and Friday with delegates from every county society. Officers elected for the coming year include President S. Frank Snyder, Clara B. Wherry as corresponding secretary, Misa Dickey as recording secretary, David Berry as treasurer, Rev. H. Mabon as superintendent of missions, and J. R. King as superintendent of Junior work. next year’s convention will be at Indiana.

Blairsville Indiana County Christian Endeavor Society Indiana Frank Snyder Town Clara B. Wherry Misa Dickey Blairaville David Berry Homer City Missiona Rev. H. Mabon J. R. King

Camp Meeting Draws Over Two Thousand In White's Woods

An audience of more than 2,000 attended Sunday afternoon services at the Free Methodist campmeeting in White's woods. Presiding Elder J. T. Sliver of Pittsburg led the sessions with Chicago editor Ja Rey Logan, editors of the official denominational periodical, among the prominent speakers.

White's Woods J. T. Sliver Pittsburg Ja Rey, Logan Chicago Pice Mathodrat Denomin Nation

Shattuck Farm Hosts Fifth Wedding Anniversary Roast

Yesterday marked the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs F J Shattuck of South Fifth arrest. About 40 friends joined the celebration at the Shattuck home. A supper featured tonat corn and other delicacies. Mr Shattuck is a noted contractor who came from Belmont, Wisconsin about five years ago. Postage allowances change for pension vouchers allowing free return mail. order issued by Postmaster General Meyer amends postal rules.

F. J. Shattuck South Fifth Shattuck Indiana Belmont W, Y Washington, D. C Meyer

Moorhead celebrates 75th birthday in Belisque

Moorhead Rowse reports celebrate T. Moorhead senior editor of the Progress turned 76 on Sunday at Belisque. His daughter Mrs Q R Lintner hosted the event with family and friends in attendance.

Kilter Moorhead T. Moorhead Progress Undsy Hla Q. R. Lintner Belisque Moorhead

Fire destroys Blairsville home. five year old perishes

A Blairsville residence owned by Matt Link burned at 2:30 am on Friday. Isabel Pierre, five, died in the blaze which consumed the building and all possessions of the Pierre family. Joseph Pierre suffered severe burns while trying to rescue his child. The Pontarlier family escaped through a window. insurance coverage was minimal. The cause is believed to be an overheated oven.

Matt Link Blairsville Isabel Pierta Joseph Pierre thePierre Link

Gambling Stoppage Closes Kittanning Fair After Thursday

Gambling tied to revenue for the Kittanning Pair Association was halted by State Constabulary on the fairgrounds. Managers then closed the fair after Thursday’s exhibition, claiming a $2900 loss due to police interference. Armstrong county residents are invited to Indiana next week to see fairs without gambling or shady shows.

Kittanning Pair Association Sair Armstrong County Indiana

Weddings Of A Week Armstrong Craig

News item lists multiple weddings with names and locations including Armstrong Craig at Barnesboro, Phillips Taylor in Dunbar, HaLafford Lundcliffe at Avalon, and Pearce Moore at Glen Campbell with brief home and residence details for couples and attendants.

Phillipa-Taylor Nelson Hf. Phillips Connellagile Mayde BH. Taylor Gua Taylor West Church Street Dunbar Charles B. Miller Miss Taylor Phillips Adama Express Connellsville Hlafford-Lundcliffe Charles FH Staford Avalon Margaret Hardcllfe Near Glen Campbell Charles Snake Iales Florence Avenue Pearce Moors Flarence B. Pearce Urey Mise Lilly M. Moore Mia Joseph Moore J. Oliver Alphop Hazlet-Hyers Roy Hazlett Livermore Jennie Byers Indiana Janethe J. $i Crogsman Courtace

Reunions Honor Civil War Veterans Across County Events

August a6 social function closes with 2 record Civil War veterans gathering to celebrate living day of the sixties family ties cemented at many county sites. Survivors from the 78th Reef joined ceremonies at the courthouse with Gen. Harry White and Col. Archibald Blakley in attendance. A noon basket dinner, business meeting, and evening campfire with stories marked a wide range of reunions across Cherry Tree, Punxsutawney, and Montgomery Township as veterans and families shared memories and planned future gatherings.

Indiana Ray Mora Court House Harry White Archibald Blaklay Pittsburg Moore Col Archibald Blakley A. H. Clannon Ris W. Dinsmore W. C. Murphy W. A. Lowry R. D. Ellwood Adam Lowry Town W. &. Dinsmore Mick Edwin McCormick Cherry Tree Punxsutawney John Shields Bidston A. S. Work Work's Grove C. Thompson M. M. Davis Reynoldsville James McQuown Nashville Kellysburg Thad Thea Ofinars J. A. Streams A. Work H. Stanley Ww. Stahl O.A. Hut Reunia W. Ih. Branley W. Stahl J. C. Matthews J. R. Stumpf Uw Work J. Stahl Isaac Holman HB. Pollock D.H. Bee Yis North, Iewin Lydick T. J. Postlewaite J. M. Chambers L. Buchanan Daniel Loughry W.campbell A. P. Neff W. Row William Risinger Jam Neal J. K. Helman Alex Streams Tozer Bartlebaugh-Conner Grove Robert Conner Monte’gomery Township K. R. Spieher C. Bartlebaugh Cherry Treg John A. Remaley Harry Carr Cooper Smith#e burg and Trade Quy Lutheran John L. Stear White Oal Went Mahoning Township Reve M. B. Kemp Turtle Gree Ang Turtle Gree Ang A. &. Lonpaneder Vee Stabley Bcteiaty Ie Neal

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