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Indiana Progress

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Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1902

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Third Week of December Court Opens Hearing on Nuisance Case

The December term judges discuss sheriff led investigations into a Blairsville nuisance case from the Brown Bros. conviction. A jury hears twelve cases including tax penalties, ejectment, and trespass damages involving the Ligu...

Jndse White Sebsign Albert Blairsville Ogaonwealth Brown Bros Wuurt Plompson Preauxes H. A. Bowers Winaheimer Center Township H. M. Lowry H. P. Lewis Thomas Barnett Bb. A. Long Hans Olson Stadden & McHugh Jobo 51 Liggett Pennsylvania Railroad Company Jaggett West Wheatfield Township

State School Directors Association Convention at Harrisburg

Delegates from the county named A T Bell Ernest Stewart Thomas Hart and M G Miller will attend the Pennsylvania State School Directors Association convention in Harrisburg on February 12 and 13. Mr S McHenry of town purchased the Joseph Houston property on Water street for 2500 dollars and will occupy March 1.

Pennsylvania State School Directors’ Association Harrisburg A. T. Bell Ernest Stewart Town Thomas Hart Clarksburg M. G. Miller Blairsville Mr. McHenry Joseph Houston Witer Street McHenry

Inspection Next Week at Library Hall Featuring Major Jesiiea

Company F faces inspection in Library Hall next Wednesday evening by Major Jesiiea. Admission is 15 cents and the doors open at 7 40. The Odd Fellows hold their annual banquet Wednesday evening February 19.

Jesiiea Odd Fellows

Mustering of Joseph A. Binkley Camp No 227 SAW Veterans

A new Spanish American War Veterans camp was mustered in Odd Fellows Hall with officers led by Commander W M Mahan and charter members listed. The Joseph A Binkley No 227 camp meets monthly and aims to mirror the G A R Post in fraternal purpose. A special meeting offers charter members one last chance to join.

Odd Fellows’ Hall W. M. Mahan W. F. Elkin D. M. Caldwell Hugh M. Moorhead Harry W. Fee James A. Fleming Charles E. Huey Lewis A. Wheeler Joseph A. Binkley G. A. R Post D. MM. Caldwell J. M. Pierce W. E. Claweon Harry H. Rhodes J. A. Fieming Lewis A Wheeler W. E. Coleman Don. J. Hill John R. Marshall Joseph B. Buchanan George J. Fell G. Meade Marshall

New Rural Mail Routes In Indiana In Force

Seven free rural delivery routes out of Indiana began Saturday, expanding daily door mail to residents within six miles of town. A past route was readjusted to seven routes now active. boxes must be erected for service. Mail leaves Indiana postoffice at 9 15 a m and returns by 3 to 4 p m. Carriers wear post office uniforms and sleigh delivery continues this winter with wagons to come next spring. Route carriers are James McKee, John T. Warden, James H. Simpson, John A. Ruffier, Abraham W. Lydick, Samuel S. Trimble, and Alexander W. Kinghorn.

Indiana Post Office Department James McKee John T. Warden James, H. Simpson John A. Ruffier Abraham W. Lydick Samuel 8

Pensions Updated for Numerous Veterans and Post Office Changes

Congressman Jack reports pension boosts for several veterans including James M. Chambers in Trade City to 10 dollars from November 3, 1901 and Abraham B. Martin in Canoe Ridge to 14 dollars from June 5, 1901. Minor beneficiaries include Wm Houck of Purchase Line at 8 dollars from June 20, 1895 and 2 dollars for minor heirs of the late David Proctor. John Mack, widow of Margaret J. Mack of Plumville, receives 6 dollars for a period in 1888/1889. Andrew B. Lambing of Girty in Armstrong county gains 5 dollars from July 3, 1901, James A. Painter of Apollo to 10 dollars from August 7, 1901. John E Foes is postmaster at Carrier, Jefferson county. J N Hall at Echo, Armstrong county. Frank Mast at Rimer, same county. M Tark is reappointed postmaster at Parkers Landing. The Sidney, Indiana county post office will close February 15, with patrons served from McGees Mills. Rural Route No 3 from Raffsdale, Westmoreland county, to begin March 1.

Jack James M. Chambers Trade City Indiana County Abraham 8. Martin Canoe Ridge Same County Wm. Houck Purchase Line David Proctor John Mack Margaret J. Mack Plumville Andrew B. Lambing Girty Armstrong County Geta James A. Painter Apollo Gete John E Foes Carrier Jefferson County J. N. Hall Echo Frank Mast Rimer Tark Parkers Landing Sidney McGees Mills Raffsdale Westmoreland County

Social functions and a home supper mark local gatherings

Miss Erma Conningham entertained Room 5 pupils with a sled ride and supper at her home. Edith Buchanan, age nine, celebrated after receiving invitations at her parents’ South Eleventh street home. Shakespeare Club members braved zero weather for a Homer City drive, supper at Shadyside hotel. William and Mrs Lydick hosted friends for North Lydick’s honor in Penn Run. A 20 person sleighing party met at Steele Warner’s Center township home. Josiah Lydick purchased D M Caldwell property on South Seventh street for 1700 dollars, planning to move in spring. Caldwell to build a Wayne avenue home. board above store until completion. Isabella Woodward of Indiana died, her will dated October 11, 1899, leaves estate to sister Margaret P. Woodward, who is executrix.

Erma Conningham Indiana Shadyside Mra William Lydick Penn Run North Wellsville Steele Warner Center Township Josiah Lydick D. M. Caldwell South Seventh Street Mr. Lydic Caldwell Wayne Avenue Isabella Woodward Register Margaret P. Woodward Town

Post Office to Open at Garfield in West Wheatfield

A post office will be established at Garfield in West Wheatfield township, opposite the river from Bolivar. The office will be named Robingam and R. A. Bowser is recommended for postmaster.

Garfield West Wheatfield Township Bolivar Robingam R. A. Bowser

Nelson and McCandless Wed in Pittsburg Ceremony

Mr A Howard Nelson of Pittsburg married Miss Eliza B McCandless of the city on Saturday evening January 25. Nelson is well known here and has many friends in Indiana.

A. Howard Nelson Pittsburg Eliza B. McCandless City Nelson Indiana

Notorious Biddle Brothers Jail Escape Ends in Tragedy

The Biddle brothers Ed and John with the aid of Jail Warden Soffel’s wife Mrs. Soffel escaped Allegheny jail near Pittsburgh on Thursday morning using cut bars and weapons. They were pursued to Butler where a gun battle occurred. both brothers died from wounds Saturday night while Mrs. Soffel was hospitalized with a self-inflicted wound. The case closes a sensational crime spree marked by treachery and a daring breakout.

Edward and John Biddle Thomas D. Kabnoey Mt. Washington Pittsburg Patrick E. Fitzgerald Allegheny County Peter K. Softel Soffel Butler Biddle Brothers Bidlea Tust Biddle Reynolds Ed Biddle Koselow Perrysville Main Chestnut Prospect Biddlea Biddles Indiana Kahbney Biddies Salieburg

Two Orders Issued for Sheep Damages Last Week

Two orders issued for sheep damages list payments to Wm. M. Hadden of Burrel for 8 dollars and A. F. Burkepile of Cherryhill for 16 dollars for losses incurred in the past week.

Wm. M. Hadden Burrel A. F. Burkepile Cherryhill

Death of E Reynolds Thompson at 21 in Scottdale

E Reynolds Thompson son of J Wilse Thompson died Wednesday at 3 45 PM in Scottdale aged 21 years 4 months and 1 day from pleuropneumonia after a week illness. He worked in electrical dept of Frick Coke Co Scottdale where siblings reside and was active in M E church Epworth League and Hawkins Sabers. Funeral held in Scottdale M E church then at First United Presbyterian Indiana with Rev Cartwright and Dr Brownlee officiating. Interment in Danland cemetery. He leaves father and siblings Mrs Homer A Waddell Merle Thompson Lawrence Apollo Margaret Ella and Wendell Indiana.

E. Reynolds Thompson J. Wilse Thompson Scottdale Scottdale M. E C. L. E. Cartwright First United Presbyterian Church J. Day Brownlee Hawkin Epworth League Frick Company Danland Homer A. Waddell Merle Thompson Lawrence Apollo Margaret Ella Wendell Indiana

Mrs Annie Earl Dies After Lingering Illness

Mrs Annie Earl wife of Oliver C Earl of Allegheny city died at home on Tuesday afternoon of cancer aged about 51 She was a former Indiana resident and sister of Edward B Sweeny and William A Sweeny of town with two sisters in Altoona Her husband and 12 children all in the Pittsburg Allegheny neighborhood survived The family lived in Homer City briefly after marriage and at Blairsville where remains were interred Friday six of her sons served as pallbearers.

Annie Earl Oliver C. Earl Allegheny City Indiana Mesere Edward B William A. Sweeny Altoona Pittsburg Allegheny Earl Homer City Blairaville

Alexander Campbell Dies at 66 in Armstrong Township

Alexander Campbell longtime Armstrong township resident and school board member died Wednesday evening at 4 o'clock at his home. He aged 66 years 5 months and 42 days and is survived by his wife and children William Elizabeth and Tillie. He was a ruling elder of West Union United Presbyterian Church. Funeral services were held Saturday forenoon at his home with Rev. Ralston officiating and interment in the church cemetery.

Alexander §. Campbell Armstrong Township William Elizabeth Tillie West Union United Presbyterian Church

Mrs Jennie Griffith Dies in Pine Township at 58

Mrs Jennie Griffith wife of Joseph Griffith of Pine township died Wednesday from consumption aged 58 years 5 months and 24 days. Maiden name Conner born in Cherryhill township. Survived by husband and children Henry of Pine township William of Barsesboro Annie and Bertha at home. Funeral held at Mt Zion Lutheran Church with Rev J Milton Snyder officiating followed by church cemetery interment.

Jennie Griffith Joseph Griffith Pine Township Conner Cherryhill Township Henry William Barsesboro Annie Bertha Mt. Zion

Death of West Mahoning resident Mr John McClelland

Mr John McClelland age about 87 of West Mahoning township North Point died Tuesday evening from general debility. Survived by wife and children Cheater Taylor and Mrs Joseph Howard of North Point. Member of Presbyterian church funeral held Thursday with private burial on the farm.

John McClelland West Mahoning Township North Point Cheater, Taylor Joseph Howard Presbyterian Church

Frank Detwiler Dies of Pneumonia at 34

Frank Detwiler of near Strongstown died Saturday from pneumonia aged 34 years 4 months 12 days He was the son of Peter Detwiler of Pintownship He is survived by his wife and three children Funeral services were held at his home Monday by Rev J Milton Snyder and he was interred in Strongstown cemetery

Frank Detwiler Strongstown Peter Detwiler Pine Township J. Milton Snyder

Mrs. Robert G. Spence Dies at Fertile Michigan

Mrs. Robert G. Spence, of Fertile Michigan, died at home on January 20, 1902, aged about 32. She leaves her husband and three young children. Her husband is a former county resident and teacher and brother of Mrs. Hewitt Short of Rayne township.

Robert G. Spence Fertile Mich Hewitt Short Rayne Township

Personal Brevities Show Town Visitors From Indiana

Mr D C Mack of town travels to Altoona on business, Ex-Judge V Barker of Ebensburg calls in Indiana, Miss Jess McGee of Blacklick visits town, Mr and Mrs R W Neal of Panxsatawhey tour Indiana, Joseph C Clark of Glen Campbell visits county seat, Bell and Laura Dickey of town visit Blairsville, Edward Cox of Wilkinsburg visits Indiana, Robert and James Fritz of Edge Ridge call in, Postmaster J H McClelland of Newsway visits Indiana, Mr and Mrs A S Thompson of Wilkinsburg visit town, L V Yount of Elderton visits Iowa, Mrs Robert Coulter of West Lebanon in Bisisville, Fay Pennington of Vandergrift visits town, Ena Hardison and Ralph Hardison of near Clarkburg visit, Ralph Cunningham of town visits Washington & Jefferson College, A W Harbison of West Lebanon visits town, Edward Thomas of town leaves for Wilmerding to work, William McKisick of Desoto Iowa visits town, Edward O Alara leaves for Wilmerding, G W Simpson of Wayne Avenue a week of grip, Barry E Swearinger of Steubenville visits town, Rev E Lee Perry of the Christian church visits Kintersburg, Mrs J W McGea of McGees Mills returns home, Mrs S J Craighead of Church Street to Blackwell Oklahoma for Rev RB Craighead, William Sansom of Clarion visits town, Sansom editor of Clarion Democrat.

D. C. Mack Altoona V. Barker Ebensburg Indiana Jess McGee Blacklick R. W. Neal Panxsataw_ hey Joseph C. Clark Glen Campbell Misses Bell Laura Dickey Blairaville Edward Cox Wilkinsburg Messia Robert James Fritz Etdere Ridge Sataway J. H. McClelland News Way Mouay A. 8. Thompson L. V. Yount Elderton Iowin Saabbath Robert Coulter West Lebanon Bisisvills Fay Pennington Vandergrift Ena Hardison Ralph Clarkburg Ralph Cunningham Washington & Jefferson College A. W. Harbison J. W. Harbison Edward Thomas Wilmerding William McKisick Desota Peter Garman Edward O'Alara Sutton & Flade G. W Simpson Wayne Avenue Barry E. Swearinger Steubenville Fred Herlinger E. Lee Perry Christian Church Guy Kinter Kintersburg J. W. McGea McGees Mills David Mulien North Ninth Street S.J. Craig

Duquesne Beats Indiana In Fast Hall Tilt

The D C A C of Pittsburg defeated Indiana on Indiana’s home floor Library Hall last Wednesday. The fast, rough game drew the season’s largest crowd and featured strong visitor teamwork. Indiana led 9 to 1 at halftime but faded to 24 13 in the final count as Duquesne claimed the upset. Captain McCreighé was injured but stayed in.

Pittsburg Indiana Library Hall Duquesne Moorhead Lockard McCreighé Inprana PostTior Reonne Everavee Ritch Rosser Moore Nickel Sauer Zthens Nenee Ieee Seible Daugherty McFadyean Snd Lambrecht Brailier

Obituaries note deaths of Lockard Brintlinger and Coleman

Mrs Ollie Lockard of Green township died Monday afternoon aged about 35 years leaving husband Miles and four children Interment at Cookport Olive A Brintlinger daughter of J and Mrs Brintlinger Blairsville died Thursday aged 5 years 8 months Interment Blainville Mr Alexander Coleman of South Bend died Tuesday aged about 75 well known in Clarkeburg area with relatives there

Ollie Lockard Miles Lockard Green Township Cookport Olive A. Brintlinger Olive A J. Brintlinger Blairsville Blainville Alexander Coleman South Bend Clarkeburg

Communion services announced for Homer City United Presbyterian Church

Preparatory services start Wednesday evening with Rev. S. W. Smith of New Florence assisting. Rev. J. Milton Snyder, pastor at Strongstown Lutheran, concluded a successful meeting series Saturday evening. Rev. J. M. Adair to preach at Mechanicsburg Baptist Church next Sabbath at 10 30 a.m.

Homer City

Timber accident in Green township injures Goodlin

Mr Alf Goodlin of Cockport was crushed when a felled tree branches struck him while he and his brother worked on Ow timber tract in Green township. He suffered three fractured ribs, an ankle fracture, and multiple cuts and bruises. Mrs Eva G Thompson, president of the Indiana county WCTU, will speak at Kenlysburg E. hall on sabbath night Feb 16 and at Marion Center and Richmond during the week to support temperance efforts. Wettling Cross real estate reports sales include McClain Davis property to Linua M Lewis for 2250 and Locust property to Samuel Barnett for 1150. A Birthday Fete by the Woman's Guild of the Chas… church is planned with invitations issued.

Indiana Coal and Coke Company Graceton Indiana Harry McCreary Town McCreary Coke Company Oklahoma McCreary Farmers’ Bank Blairsville Pittsburg Alf. Goodlin Cockport Green Township Eva G. Thompson Indiana ‘County Kenlyaburg Yellowstone Park Marion Center Loyal Temperance Legion Misa Gretta Park Richmond Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Trade City Wettling & Cross,man’s Real Estate Agency McClain Davis Water Ninth Streets Linua M. Lewis Canoe Township Michael Bennett

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