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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1909

Page

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Death for Peacemaker in Christmas Fight

A violent incident on Christmas Day left a 28 year old man dead after a free-for-all aboard a Buffalo Roan railroad camp crew. Two injured men and two suspects fled. authorities arrested five suspects and examined coroner findings. Police report indicate the slaying stemmed from a disturbance on the railroad yard with multiple injuries and subsequent prison terms for those involved in related crimes.

Burgon Keely Pelanga Pelange Cidominae Lange Sherife Charles Medy Marion Cennday Rochester & Pittsburg Railtrain Ovenine Noeth Indiana Kohut Helleve Cunningham George Alker Albert K

Progress Ends Ninety Sixth Year With New Year Prospects

The Progress, entering its ninety sixth year, thanks old and new readers across the nation for decades of readership. Editors pledge to maintain the county newspaper’s high standard and extend wishes for a happy prosperous New Year.

Maul family reunion near Rochester celebrates 34 attendees

The Maul connection reunion was held at Mr. and Mrs. A. J. States residence near Rochester Millis on Christmas with 34 members present. A noon dinner followed, and a business meeting led by TM 7, Mauk, with letters from absent members read by Secretary Misa Tina States. The group planned next year’s Christmas Day gathering at Mrs. Duzabeth Sheesley’s home, amid music and recitations. Mr. and Mrs. Tint hoff of South Fifth Street observed a golden wedding on Christmas Day with children and grandchildren present, and guests extended greetings and gifts.

Maul Connection A. J Rochester Millis Mauk Ahd John Tinthoft South Tinthoff Tinthof Lebanon Mise Harriet Flen Everett Begford ‘County

GON. WHITE TO COMMAND POST AT INDIANA POST MEETING

Indiana Post No. 28 G A R to install officers at the Court House on Thursday evening January 6. Commander Harry While Sr named with vice commander G B Root and W A St Clair as chaplain W J Wilson surgeon Dr William Hosack quartermaster B M Lydia officer of the day T S Btepyeng officer of the guard D Re Prijigis. The program includes a crack at from a distance Pension Agent Ashworth Pittsburg and others. Engagement announced Mr and Mrs W J Blaing of Blairsville announce the engagement of daughter Laura Josephine to Vincent W Kiasinger of Otiohne town. The wedding not until early summer. New Year’s Social at Penn Run by Christian Wadeaver Society of Presbyterian church in J M Stewart storeroom Saturday evening January 1 1810. Everyone invited. New Year’s say for Walter Ayers salary for Commissioners Clerk raised from 66 to 80 per month.

Indiana Court House Harry. While G.B. Root W. A. St. Clair Rey W. J. Wilson William Hosack B. M. Lydia W. J. Blaing Blalravile Laura Josephine Vincent W. Kiasinger Penn Run Presbyterian Church of J.M. Stewart Baburday Everyous Jiacas-Hvans Murray Tucas Migs Jennievans Homer City Belle’ Myans ReysJ\R. Morris Mary Lucas Mr. Lucas Harry Wicking Mary O. Dickey Heilwood Barr Hotel P. King Eee The Baptist Church Vorecel C Davie Smlekgburg Mies Caroline Bchrecengost Plumville J. W. Carey Methodist Episcopal Church Shemowiad Daniel A. Waugaman Bya FB. Lowman Kittanning Marrieg M.bh J. W. Oar Glyde M. Bell Sthicksburg Mckee Davis Jacob George Blackstck James J. Hutchinson Armagh Laura B. Theal Willet Alonzo Rankin Pittsburg C. Buterbaugh Hamill Flora Miller Mercer J. M. Stewart North Seventh Street Clara Crawford Florence. Thompson Wilkinsburg Was W. Divan Morning Ferry W. Z. Wilson Church Street Francis Smith Beaver Falls Rochoester John Allison Braddock Elmer W. Allison South Tenth Street Nester Young Alberta Canada Young Leyi Young Herman White Erie Charles Keller Greensburg Helen Hutchison W. Dickie South Seventh Street Charles Brownlee Textle Brownlee Church -Street Maay Daugherty Smith, College Northampton Mags James R. Daugherty Ks Mears William Hy Mears Blairsville Derry Hurry Herlinger Grove City College Fred Herlinger South Sixth Street Robert Elkin West Mahoning Joseph H. Elkin M. Beatty Clyde Laura Eilin Mt. Vernon Seminary Washington, DC Justice John P. Elkin J. ©. Bair Trafford Thompson North Ninth Street Charlotta Wyncoop Ruth Buchanan Larimer Wiliam Kimple Chaynlleraville T. Armstrong McAnulty Baltimore Frank Minneaspolis Mra. M. M. Thompson W. l. Corkitt D. W. Baird McGees Millia Olin Fetterman Banks Township J. N. Langham Washington, D.C Elsie Louise Dlizabeth Congress J. Milton Johnston Town A. B. Ansley Chambersyille State College Misa Jen Johne Marvin Northern Ohio University Ada Ohio Waa Slater Mia Moorhead Bouth Seventh Street Audley Mabon Lafayette College Lytie Mark Wlegine Westminster College George CE8 Mike Margery Powell Oil City Laura Lemon Wayne Avenue Mina Powell Minnis Biange Py Fautawaey Tomoorrow Brushvalley T. F. Chilcote Rowland J. A. Lady Marion Franklin County Joel A Millhall Clinton County Jacob Shaffer Mary A. Wallace Scpl Weaver R. P. Kestar Grampian Clearfield County P. Kester W. R. Mudian A. Ledy Blaine Milter B. Mullen Ck Muale Kester Joel A. Herr J. EH. Ledy J. A. Mack Joseph Zldl Mra. Mary A.y ‘Wallace Joel A. Mitlhall McToaters R. Pi Keter Simpson A. J. Stewart R. Smith Priday A. H. Lady Franks Ooty W. J. Moorhead Anderson Fowler Mualey Joel Ayn Horr W. H. Moorhead W. Short J. H. Campbell J. H. Ledy R. &. Simpson William Shallite Beu L. Stephe BR Kester L. W. Adams J.' Pattis Day Houck B. Holman Miyasle Satimday Myoung Ollack Musle Quegdon Pox Topie All Mala Joel A. Terr O. G. Gibson Tochester Mills Falows M. Gooderham Rura O'elocks Tople

Weddings of a Week Highlight Local Marriages

A week of weddings features Dr Wilmer C Kipe of Indiana and Miss Nancy Neel of Duquesne uniting at Mort Pitt Hotel Pittsburg with Rev Joseph Stevenson officiating. The bride teaches English at Indiana Normal, and the couple will reside in Lock Haven after his appointment at Lock Haven General Hospital.

Nipe-Neel Wilmer C. Kipe Nancy W. Neel Duquesne Allegheny County Mort. Pitt Hotel Pittsburg Joseph Stevenson Burgettstown Neel Indiana: Normal Kipe New York Lock Haven Lock Haven General Hospital Hahnemann’ Medical College Philadelphia Indiana Margaret M. Neel Indiana Normal

Social events open festive week in town calendar

The holiday week kicks off with a busy social calendar as the Pill girls host a Library Hall dance with Opera House Orchestra music and a flag dance. Misses Daugherty Langham and Langham chair the event while guests prepare for sleighing trips and the annual New Year’s dance in Library Hall. An Elk stag smoker and weekend house party also headline the festivities with Mrs. James White arranging refreshments.

Indiana Old Town Pill Library Hall Colege Buya Opera House Marguerite Daugherty Lauree Langham Hona _ Bell Moore Mente James White Water Street Indian Lodge of Elks Anna May Watson North Seventh Strait Priday J. A. Crossman Oakland Avenue

Retiring Moorhead Led Sabbath School for 30 Years

A. T. Moorhead retired after thirty years as superintendent of the Mirat United Presbyterian Sabbath School. He helped organize the First United Presbyterian congregation and served as superintendent for 30 years. At 76, he remains active in local church work, with successors named to lead the school.

Moorhead Vesti United Prashy_ Seror Mirat United Presbyterian Sabbath School A. T. Moorhead Pret Broest Worf Indiana Schools W. B. Pattison Town James Wiggins Whitetown- Ship United Presbyterian Fittias Indiana Taylorsville United’ Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Mer. Moorhead The Progress

Normal Open Tuesday With Thorough Fumigation

Normal opens on Tuesday with rooms thoroughly fumigated and disinfected. Advance reports indicate large attendance and many requests for rooms for new students. Attendants expected to be numerous. registration for boards and classifications scheduled Monday. Tuesday registration for boards and classification on Tuesday. Dividend declared by Clearfeld & Quad Creek Coal and Cake Co. six percent. Clark Neal purchases Hildebrand anneators post office rent and plans a new store next week.

Norpal Varloug Clearfeld & Quad Creek Coal and Cake Company Langham & Elkin Watever John. P. Elkin Elkin Henry Prothera Prug Clark Neal Hildebrand Haa Parchaesd

Sabbath School Rally Set at Pine Plat for January Eight

A winter meeting of Indiana County Sabbath School Association district No.3 will gather at Pine Plats on Saturday January 8. Forty or more schools are represented with delegates beyond pastors and superintendents. S B Forsythe of Uniontown will speak at closing, with music by J R King.

Pine Plats Indiana County, Sabbath School Association Green Pine Cherry Hill S. B. Forsythe Uniontown Abse Atate J. R. King Town J. R. ‘King Indiana Walter Slater David J. Price Clymer Yan G. Davin Pine Plate Frank Setsubaugh Lovejoy John H. Radkey Cookworth A. J. Lydfek Mary Brown Cherry Tree W. N. Templeton Clymar W. H. Ht. Adame Penn Run D. H. Bush Jos. Lucas Nola Seasion Forsythe J. Ff. King

Recent Deaths Report From Indiana County Area

Obituaries and notices from Indiana County include the death of Mrs. Anton A Drawighler aged 62 near Tehmend after kidney trouble. Survived by four daughters, two sons, and two sisters. funeral to be held at Presbyterian cemetery in Tehmend. Also noted are deaths of Mark Pale and Mary Dearny with brief survivor lists and local burial details.

Anton A. Drawighler Cordelia Braughler Aaron E H. Braughler Tehmend P Survivar Mre Hh, McGreary Indiana Viola Edna Vorsine Gona Floyd Clair Dubois McQune Chia Place Mra Gangham Washington, D .C Presbyterian Cemetery Tichmaond Mark Pale Mark Wall Indiana County Forest Grays Ore Male iNa Romaine Dakota City Nehtor Mary Dearny Mary Dearmy Name Drushvalley York County A. Jackson Dearmy Bruehvalley Lutheran Church PJ. Tau Clarence Gibeon Fine Plaza

Four County Farmers Institutes Planned in January

West Lebanon official announces four Farmers Institutes under Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Sessions span two days in Brushvalley Penn Run Rochester Mills Shelocta and feature speakers on fruit growing dairy fertility and farm management. Detailed daily programs include prayers, music, and questions with topics like soil fertility, rural school foundations, and commercial fertilizers.

C. George West Lebon Board of Institute Managers Farmers’ Institutes Department of Agriculture Pennsylvantn Lovasgist Brushvalley Woduodsey Penn Run Rochester Milla Shelocta

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