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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1911

Page

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Death Claims Sisters Within A Few Days

Miss Mare Nupp and Miss Marie Napp, daughters of Mr and Mrs George Nupp of Grant township near Deckers Point, died within days of each other in Heilwood hospital and at home. Marie Napp, 20, died after an appendicitis operation at Heilwood hospital following a week in care. Mare Nupp, youngest, died of appendicitis after treatment delays. both families faced sorrow and funeral plans were reported.

George ‘Nupp Near Deckers Heil'wood Hospital Mster Roy Kinter Deckers’ Point George Nupp Grant Township Grim Reaper Mare Nupp Kinter Shea Besnard Pearl Marie Napp Heilwood Hospital George Napp Deckers Point Miss Napp Kinnan Richmond Shiloh

District No 4 to Convene at Cramer Indiana County

The sixth annual District No 4 Indiana County Sunday School Association convention will meet at the Methodist Episcopal church in Cramer on September 5 and 6. The program features services, devotions, sermons by Rev. Fulton and Rev. Tau, plus discussions on modern methods and district organization. Also reported are a woman injured in an auto wreck near Marion Center, a four foot eleven inch copperhead killed by State Orchard Inspector George B. Stichter, and injuries to Aaron Burnheimer from Tanoma after a vehicle scare while driving home from Dixonville.

Albert Walker Ewing East Oak Street Mr. Ewing Jacksonville Elders Ridge Mertilla Harbison Lebanon Indiana Bring Aorse Presbyterian Church of Charles M Anna R Charles Books Jennie Moorhead Saltshore William Oak Street F_ Og. Crawford West Lebanon Indiana County N. 8 R. G. Cramer John J. Broadhead P. J. Chilcot R. H. Fulton P. A. Tau R. H. ‘Fulton A. O. Cravner New Florence McDowell Robinson D. F. Rinn W. Guthrie Anna Hopkins Elkin Marion Center John Hill Brandon Miss Hopkins Joseph Terpe Hame A. S. McGinnty Medion Center George B. Stichter Stichter San Jose Kiski Parks Tanoma Aaron Burnheimer Paul Marshall Dixonville Penn Run Mary Shank Johnstown Bertha Gusey Cora Fullmer Shiels Jerry Stake Marchand Do. A. Hinds Nyack Wineman Florence Fair Philadelphia A. J. Stewart Edna Fowler N. I. Lylick Vandergrift Karl and Ella Snyder Patersburg Wm. Lybick Eva Sproull Pittsburg Company H Uth Regigment Pennsylvania Nef Volunteer Corps Armiagh Brushvalley Township Neal North Point Remars Sanmuel McDowell Blystone John Baker Atwood

Atwood Youth Arrested on Rape Charge in Armstrong County

Harry Ziegler of Atwood was arrested last week and jailed in Kittanning on a charge of rape. The alleged crime involves Jennie Hoover, a 16 year old girl, daughter of J A Hoover, with both accuser and accused described as prominent local youths.

Atwood Giri Harry Ziegler Armstrong County Kittanning Jal Jennie Hoover J. A. Hoover

Personal Breevities from Indiana County Readers

A roundup of local social notes lists visits by Miss Mabel Ortz, Attorney John A. Stott, Thomas H. Frantz, George W. Randall, and others to towns including Vandergrift, New York, Canada, and Greensburg. Several residents plan teaching posts, travels, or family gatherings, with mentions of attending fairs, dances, and a 59th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wiggins in Armstrong township.

Mabel Ortz Vandergrift John A. Stott New York City Thomas H. Frantz Rossimoyne George W. Randall Canada New York Alex. Mabon Pittsburg J. Milton Guthrie Greensburg G. Meade Marshall Philadelphia Ruby Long H. B. Lydlek Clymer Gertrude Gooding Lisle T. R. Travis Blairsville J. A. Brown Creekaide Frank Wellsville Mary Doberneck Edward. Vogel North Fifth Street James I. Culp T. A McKinstry Town Gaynell Work South Tenth Street May Snyder J. W. Cary M. B.church Chautauqua Anna Agnes Fierst Johnstown Joseph Fierst South Seventh Street J. GC. Lindsey Lancaster County Mary Moorhead School Street Punxsutawney Bertha Brownlee East Church Street Arizona T. St Neal Trade City Indiana E. K. Wood Helen Daugherty Idiewood Park Latrobe Ira C. Shaw Mr. Pleasant Mr. Pleasant, Are the Guests This Week of Mrs. Shaw's Parents, N. B. Short Robert Swartz New Florence Wilkinsburg Barre Ver Wiletta Cooper Chambersville Allegheny County Teachers’ Institute Cooper Indiana County Pitcairn Robert T. VanHorn Kanaas City Georgeville Lawrence Nalile Roger Brual Valley Helen Cameron Harrisburg Beolla McFeaters Y. A. McFeaters Penn Run M. Fr. Osbourne Atlanta

Farmland Families Hold Reunions Across Indiana County

The Gibson, Tomb, Smith, and other lineages hosted large family reunions over the week at Cherryhill Township, Ridgeview Park, and Kiskiminetas Springs. Attendees included multiple generations, with notable elders from Armagh and Morrellville, and plans for future gatherings in 1942 and August.

County Notes From Homer Area This Week

Homer area residents share visits from out of town guests including Cunning ham, Belle, and Stewart relatives. Church events mark the M H S anniversary with services preached by Rev. Stpes and Rev. Chileste, while Rev. Dr. HI presided. A local boy loses his leg in a streetcar accident. several pastors and families are hosted at local homes.

Homer Jonnie Matella Margaret Hildebrand Wladenville Cunning Ham Clarence Belle Pittsburg Wal Itivhards M, MR Plb McGil Lave Kilward Stewart and Akton Cal George HH. Dodson Clearfield Jefferson M.hs Stpes Hopewell Chileste Cokeville C. J. They

Swrk Left Big Boy Visit Welcomes 17-Pound Son

The stork visited J. J. Waterson near Cockport and brought a 17-pound boy into the home. Waterson celebrates the birth as the family welcomes the new arrival with joy and best wishes.

Big Stork J. J. Waterson Cockport

Temperance Society Formed in Washington Township Church

A temperance society and Young People's branch formed in Washington church in Rayne township. Ten members joined the Christian Temperance Union, with Mrs W A Boden offering support. Officers to be elected at the next meeting, as a large crowd listened to the address on the case.

Dr. Stephens Holsapple Woll Penny Run William McFeaters James L. Peterman W. BR. Mahan Indiana Grace Church McKinley Harvey Woon, Mahan Kathryn Moorhead Hiran Iibsou Cherryhill Lownahip Della Shank T. D. Stephens Ss. T. Gibson John L. Bence Christopher Coy Calvin Gibson Penn Run H. G J. H. Moorhead Women of Washington Church WS. P.O Washington Rayne Township Wern Christian ‘Vomperanes Union O W.A. Boden Teeters Fawn Chelstian Endeavor Society Young Peoples Maina Oon Imebers Belle Mcbiaughlin Mia Sarah Bell Abwabs Chater Clarence Shields Lawrence Shields Lincoln Grett William Selarr M. J. Cathcart Erasmus Cooper Mary Mellhoas Misges Des Poo Dane Cooper Nettie Cathcart Mage Myers Varna Hlacko Ture Med

Rob and Gun Club Organized on Thursday Night

The Rob and Gun Club was organized Thursday night with by laws adopted at a Govert Hotel gathering. Officers were named including President W N Hellel, Vice President John Stadtmiller, Treasurer Ed Wood, Secretary Willa Dibson, and Captain James N. With. A committee of Alex Stewart John Stadtmiller and Kluwer Allidon was formed to secure shooting sites for pistol and trap activities.

Menibe Triana Row W. N. 1Levell John Stadtmiller Ed. Wood Willa Dibson James N Alex, Stewart John Stadimler Kluwer W Allidon

Marriages and obituary notes from Indiana county area

A batch of wedding notices lists Longacre Tonkin Detroit and Cherry Tree via Mrs Vincent Tonkin on August 21, plus unions of Dearmy, Crawford and Welke in Rushvalley and Wilkinsburg. Other notices mention Uber Gilbert Homer City, Pulrson Dixonville, Lint Detroit, and Schall Groceher Homer City. A death notes Ellen Templeton Barnhart Whensburg age 74. One obituary references Wm Cramer West Wheatfield Township in serious condition with tuberculosis.

Longacre-Tonkin Jola Oscar Longacre Detroit Miel Vivian Susanna Tonkin Cherry Tree Vincent Tonkin J.B. Worrall Key Tree Presbyterian Church Punxsutawney Khen Templeton Barnhart Ellen Ompleton This County Whensburg Glade Barnhart Indianatt John Barnhart Livermoore Calvin and Sherman Biurnhart New Florence

Penn Enamel Sink absorbs Clymer plant debts

Penn Enamel Sink Company will absorb the indebtedness of the Clymer Manufacturing Company and take its property. At a stockholders meeting the arrangement was approved to substitute Penn Enamel Sink stock for the Clymer stock. The plant has operated under Penn Enamel Sink's management for two years with a strong enamel ware line. Capital stock was increased from 100 000 to 200 000 to carry the debt and implement the plan.

Penn Enamel Sink Clymer Company Clymer Manufacturing Company Penn Enamel Sink Company Clymer Manufacturing Co Clymer Manufacturing Co., under a@ leake Hlant Penn Enuniel Sink Company

Indiana County Fair Poised To Break Records

The big fair is expected to draw record crowds in Indiana County with diverse exhibits, art and horticulture displays, cattle and poultry shows, and numerous midway attractions. Special trains and extended trolley service will bring visitors Thursday and Friday, weather permitting, as organizers promise the best fair yet.

Varties Indiana County Tesday Rowindhouse Horticultural Hall Indiana Roundhouse Pennsylvania Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg Creelson Altona Pittsburg Weee Pann Main One Cresson B. R Street Railway Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mms Mame Nupp Tlentiss George Harry Stephens Dilltown J. M. Imbrie Armagh Telford Manners Iselin Clarkeburg David J. C. Peer Bolivar G. A. R. Post Library Hall Peter F. Guster David J. Helwan Ie Foumen Lulu Biaher Glen Campbell Victha Cannonsburg Misa Lulu Fisher Glen Campbell Sidney Rittiger Youngstown O Morgan Opera House Rittiger Misa Fisher Miss Fisher John Cameron White Lawn Terrace Fisher Hilman Indiana and Jefferson County Wilson William Fisher Cramer Tomb Ridgeview Park Grandview Hotel H. W. Tomb James F. Tomb Robert A. Tomb Valdergrift Heights W. Tomb Hugh Tomb G. W. Tomb James Tomb R. J. Tomb Aremagh Lucinda Tomb John Tomb Sarah Tomb Morrellvile B.F. Tomb Robert Anderson Tomb Vandar'crift Heights Taylor Florence Cora M. Morton Madeira Clare Daniel Smith R. W. Fair Kiskiminetas Springs Saltsburg Blacklick Robert B. Smith Florida Capt. Smith South R. W. Palr Jane Hughes Mies Zou Howe Bellevue Rath Walker and Chasen News OF County Downs Forto Rico Edward N. Lydick Porto Rico Nauguabo Jthis John Curts Elwood City Ind Ub Jevery Curtis Cavade Noon City Rity Pitsburg Temperance Society Rob Gun Keirn Dearmy Herman Keirn Hellwood 4Elda Dearmy Strongstown M. &. Church Rushvalley Crawford-Welke Diels Crawford Myrtle Welke Crawford Alexander Crawford Armstrong Township J. C. Irving Uber-Gilbert Ed. d. Uber Agnie Gilbert Homer City New Indiana House J. W. Shafter Thomer City Luthern Ehareh Pabeson Hoy Gribbs Tual Amnelit Pulrson Dixonvile Jon Manning Hroomfield,Lints Misa ‘Tregsa Lint Initianuigh School Neil Bloonfield Batuyday Srhail-Uber W. Harry Schall Miss Groceher Watt French Peyer M. Watt Carrie M. Brench Ui King Jathin Kehna] Street Black MecCinive Worry J. Black Anna Ky McGuire Tuneltown Ol. W. Cary Weet Wheatfield Township Indiana Lunber & Supply Company John Ht. Colwell West Chestnut Street Thomas Peeler East Chestnut Street Caldwell Thomas Daugherty Graceton Mary Dobernick Ndlang Graterton Coke Company Frank Doberalek OWL James Green Samuel C. McLean College Springs J. A. Ae
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