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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1902

Page

4

Citizens urged to vote for capable local officials in Indiana County

A call to Indiana County residents to elect competent and progressive leaders for borough and township offices, with emphasis on school directors and the value of education. Advocates ballot reform for a straight ticket and notes a Merry Christmas greeting to Process readers. Mentions a Republican State Committee Ballot Reform Committee meeting in Philadelphia. Also reports a winter vacation for milliners, and upcoming productions at Library Hall with local actors and fire insurance matters.

Indiana County Republican State Committee 8. Quay Philadelphia Twe Hertzler Juniata County George T. Oliver Pitsburg Homer Greene Wayne County David H. Lane John P. Elkin Elkin Herrisburg

Personal Brevities Mention Many Students Visiting Home

Rev Dr Farman and others from town are in Pittsburg this week. Students from Lafayette, Cornell, Yale, Drexel, Michigan, Juniata, and Irving college return home for holidays. Locals and visitors at Oswego, Birmingham, and several towns, with family reunions and weekend trips noted.

A. J. Farman Town Pittsburg Vincent Tonkins Cherrytree County Seas Mark Wataen Lafayette College Ethel Shields Ebensburg Ralph Moorhead Eva Misa Nona Work Marion Center Waas Royden Taylor Cornell University William Jack Yale College J. Smith Glen Campbell Institute Burt Moreau Franklin Day Brownlee Princeton College P. Churchill Hillsdale G. R. Churchill Waterstreet Bertha Graff Wesley Askins Pine Flats White Station James Brace Michigan University Ann Arbor Harry Hank Juniata College Huntingdon F. D. Glover East End Seward Fred C. Euterbaugh Walter Mitchell Norimal Brownsville Ford Gibson Barnesboro Mary Caldwell Oswego Irene Cooper Homer City Irving College Friends K Indiana Mabel Thompson Drexel Art School Philadelphia Mesers Ed. Mack Hart Daugherty Frank Dorr Lehigh University Leitha Moore Lena Hitchcock Birmingham Seminary Joseph Mack Tennessee Thoreday Charles D. Warner W. H. Warner Ralph N. Myers Vandergrift Ruth Tiffany Massachusetts Thomas Sheppard R. E. Young North Sixth Street Godfrey Marshall New York City Harry Edward Wood James Hammers Medico-Chirurgical College B. M. Lewis Lewis Levi Young South Tenth Clark Dickey Dental Western University of Pennsylvania A. A. Black and Children Apollo Kirs Black W. M. Mahan Wayne Avenue Murs.Michael Stare White Township Mary Weir John Weir Miss Weir Philippines Blanche St. Clair Herminie Miss St. Clair Henry KE. Shields Rayne Township James Speedy North Ninth Street Bert Holsepple Holsepple The Western University R. A. Thompson Thompson

Woman’s daring rescue in postwar carpetbag days

A northern planter Joe Bixby is seized by a Georgia based mob after being accused of murder. His wife Alice evades the guards, confronts them, and uses a bluff with an empty pistol barrel to safeguard his escape at dawn, amid a tense pursuit and a staged trial by a vigilante committee.

Orignal Joe Bixby Tom Venable Bixby Georgia Alice Joe Waal A. Mitchel

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