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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1903

Page

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Local Glass Plant Sold To Indiana Capital

The local glass plant once owned by the National Glass Company will be purchased by Indiana capital and run as an independent concern. Thomas Dugan, longtime plant manager, will head the new company, which plans to resume operations within about two weeks. The sale includes the factory, stock, equipment, and real estate, with about 250 workers affected and a monthly payroll over eight thousand dollars.

Elauss National Glass Company Cancern Lidiana Inddinitely Thomas Dugan Indiana National Company Dugan Mr. Dagan Walter &. Minneneyer Trust Pittsburg Dugans Northwoods Pugin

Mauk kin reunion and Christmas den at Locust area

The 14th annual reunion of Joseph Mauk descendants gathered at A. J. States home near Locust. Grant Mauk led the meeting after a Christmas dinner. Recitations and songs by Mauk family members followed. Friday marked the 29th anniversary of S. B. Alls house marriage with family celebration. A theft on Grant Street saw a skeleton key used to enter a home and a watchful resident thwart a later attempt. A public safety match in White's woods awarded turkeys to several locals. Sloan buys a store in Jefferson county, and C. Ewing resigns as Elders Ridge postmaster.

Joseph Mauk A. J. States Locust Mauk Grant Mauk Tina States Jessie Mauk Rose Neal Fred Sutter Lee Virginia Mauk Bert Winifred Minnie Myrtle Sheesley Harry Mauk B. Allshouse Willet Charles One Grant Street Mr. Rowe

Deaths in Wheatfield and Brushvalley Townships

Mlle Susan Allen widow of Phillip Miller aged 139 years dies at Johnstown home of son Saph ael with daughter Mrs Mary Resster of Cramer interment at Cramer. Emanuel Miller of Brushvalley Township dies aged 73 with wife and children mourners. funeral at Brushvalley M E church. Mrs Homer Stiffler of Cherrytree dies age 23. survived by husband and three children. services at Presbyterian church. Mrs Sara Elizabeth Clark mother of Mrs Horace Carmault dies at school building aged 74. remains sent to Lowell Mass for interment. leaves a son and two daughters.

Mlle Susan Allen Susan Miller Phillip Miller Ius Wheatheld Township Saphael Johnstown West Wheatheld Township Seward Mary Resster Cramer Emanuel Miller Brushvalley Township John Mauk Willisdorff Brushvalley Townships Henry Smith Brushvalley M. E Bracken Fry Homer Stifflem Homer Stiffler Cherrytree Presbyterian Church S. Ob, Clark Sara Elizabeth Clark Horace Carmault Normal

Obituaries and deaths in Pittsburg and area

Mrs Samuel Harrison of Pittsburg died after a lingering illness at 62. Interment in Pittsburg on Thursday. Robert Boyle Jr of West Wheatfield township died of diphtheria at age 4, second family death in a week. Mrs Jacob Helsell near Parkwood died suddenly aged about 60. burial at West Union United Presbyterian church cemetery West Lebanon.

Samuel Harrison Pittsburg Indiana William Hamilton Town Robert Boyle, Jr Robert, Jr Robert "Boyle West Wheatfield Township Jacob Helsell Parkwood West Union United Presbyterian Church West Lebanon Lee Perry Christian Church Presbyterian Church Saltsburg Presbyterian Second United Presbyterian James Small

Gifts fund voyage to Jerusalem for state education official

A 1000 gift from Pennsylvania teachers of Indiana county funds Henry Houck’s four month leave to sail for Jerusalem as a Pennsylvania representative at the International Sunday School Convention. Prof Brumbaugh initiated the drive, with teachers and many Pennsylvanians contributing to the surprise presentation at the county institute session. Houck, a longtime state education official, thanked the group as preparations begin for the Holy Land voyage next March.

G. M. Brunbaugh University of Pennsylvania Henry Houck Indiana County Teachers’ Institute John Pilkin School Teachers of Pennsylvania Houck Jerusalem Pennsylvania County Institute Indiana Elkin W. N. Ferris F. H. Green E. Winship Winship Ferris Boston Green Honek Ivy McGeeo Waters Cornvn Joe Perry Gree P.M. Pearson Ruth MeHnery Stuart Pearson Joel Chambers Ernest Gamble Library Institute G. S. Holmes Prof. Pearson James Whitcomb Riley Dr. Winship Riley J. M. Welch Brockway Jubilee Singers Montgomery Township Blairsville Armagh Armstrong Banks Blacklick Brushvalley Buffington Burrell Canoe Center Cherryhill Conemaugh Grant Homer City Jacksonville East Mahoning North Mahoning South Mahoning West Mahoning Montgomery Pine Rayne Saltsburg Smicksburg Washington West Lebanon East Wheatfield West Wheatfield White Young Gipsy Schools Ernest Buchanan Hallie Baird

Christmas observances highlight church services and treats

Christmas was observed across multiple churches with special services, songs, and sermons. Primary Sabbath school pupils received candy and a Bible or Testament. various churches held Christmas entertainments, treats, and programs for children, with choirs, Masses, and carols throughout the day.

Presbyterian Church The Baptist Church Christian Church Second Gallet Presbyterian Church St. Bernard Father MecNelis Miller Novello Fiske Lambillott Episcopalian Church Giecorge Rodgers Lutheran Sabbath School Strongstown Little Tots Brushvaley M. E

Local amateurs fall to Bullato and South Side visitors

Saturday action at Library Hall and Pittsburg saw two area basketball clubs suffer defeats. The amateur boys lost to Bullato Lean 33 to 1 at Library Hall, while the Pla-boys dropped a game in Pittsburg to the South Side five 38 to 13.

Bullato Old Wines South Side Library Hall Pittsburg Reeraue Pastman Amatrirs Neblip McAkat Pous— Heerth Lambie Wiamerting Timer James Hanmaets Eyorana Postmox Lisbau Jethead Whitesell Suoky Evan Roberts Old Boys Camden N. J

Coal Industry Lead Bought by Eastern Operator in County

Harry McCreary completed a major coal sale in the county. J. W. Campbell, of Philadelphia, bought the Mitchell & McCrea tract of 38 acres in Center Township along the Blacklick branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The $11,878.75 deal enables immediate operation with three coal seams. Coal will be shipped to tidewater and eastern points. Wages at Coral coke works will drop ten percent after January 1, not affecting miners or coke drawers. 150 coke ovens are active, with 200 tons coke and 500 tons coal shipped daily. Work at Claghorn, built along Blacklick Creek, postponed until spring. 500 coke ovens planned there as the plant center for Lackawanna Coal & Coke.

Harry McCreary Mitchell & McCrea Center Township Mr. McCreary J. W. Camp*bel Philadelphia Blacklick Pennsylvania Railroad Company Campbell Joseph Wharton Coral Claghorn Blacklick Creek Lackawanna Coal & Coke Company

Weddings of a Week Griffiths Melhoes Forsha Saw yer

Two couples linked by marriage in Creekside and town as Rev W J Wilson and Rev A J Furman officiated. John Griffith and Mary Lncetta McElhoes wed at the bride’s home of Mr and Mrs J K McElhoes. Nelson Fairman and Katherine Blystone married by Squire J A Crossman in the Farmers Bank building. Ernest E Forsha and Lillian Sawyer joined in marriage at South Seventh Street residence.

G. Meade Marshall James M. Marshall Town Jessie M. Grosse Pittsburg Dr. Marlin Edward Grosse Miss Grosse Oak Station Aly W. F. Grosse East Oak Street Marshall Indiana Indiana Normal School Thompson's Fire Insurance Agency Chicago Gra Oak Street Griffith—Melhoes John Griffith Mary Lncetta McElhoes Kellysburg J. K. McElhoes W. J. Wilson Creekside Forsha-Sawyer Ernest E. Forsha Lillian Sawyer A. J. Furman South Seventh Street

Death in a Shanty Near Robinson Sparks Inquest Questions

An unidentified Italian man was found dead in a shanty near the Bolivar branch of the Pennsylvania railroad at Robinson. Death likely from exposure. coroner notified but no inquest. $150 on the body. locals buried the remains after Italians with him deserted the scene. Nearby notices reference church watch meetings, lectures, and community events with multiple local speakers and groups.

Water Plug Bolivar Pennsylvania Railroad Robinson M. M. Davis West Wheatfield Township

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Wlasswork HETSG Lay AR Capital Thomius White's Woods James M. Simpson Albert Stear George W. Hietrick Harry Stear D. A. Hetrick R. D. Hetrick Harvey Engle Jesse McKean Lewis Faith E.and L. R. Sloan Atoe Jefferson County C. Ewing Elders Ridge Emanuel Slr Savings & Trust Company of Indians Banking i Crtises R. M. Wilson Charles W. McAnulty West Penn Railroad Milford C. F. Murray L. Ll. Beringer Spangler Beringer Hugh O. Beringer Barnesboro Barnes & Tucker William J. Johnston White Township Vandergrift Svate Gly Tugn Menry Howe John Vs. Elkin Mlouck Hillsdale J.J. Hamilton Amrose Laura Pierce Kettering School Washington Township May Shields Youn Township Ney Protiero Trenton Dollie States Richmond John Fleming Wilkinsburg Porter Sandles Braddock D. “Lmer Beegler Huntingdon Frank &. Sloan Suwa John Sleppy Lawrence Vogel Mt. Pleasant Clarence McCreight William Moorhead Youngwood Howard Mair Medical College Marchand Harry White Wheeling W. Va Carrie Alston Charles Beeson Uarry White Lawrence Lockard Mckeesport J.C. Gourley LH. Parks Marion Center Nora Hoffman Fred Latrobe A.C. Speelit Waynessburg J. C. Bee Joseph Thompson Money Financial Paper John Youngblood Duquesne P. 8. Youngblood Sue B. Williard Harry Garmin Burhenn Jeannette Peter Garman Wayne Avenue George Fulton Joseph Laughlin North Sixth Street C. M. Mienberger Clara Punxsutawney Kienberger Wiece Tessie McFarland C. B. DeLancey W. Ford Gibson Pine Flats Mr. DeLancey BUPIT Nina Loughry First Second Ward J. A. Davis Rossmoyne Church News New Century Club Meeting New Century Club Alice Phabe Carey Birdie Mick Keener Florence B. Leech C. E.i Rogers America Crawford Miss Craighead Jane Wilson Michiel Faith
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