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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1909

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Miner John Sabo Dies Tripping Down Stairs in Ernest

John Sabo a well known miner, about 52, died after tripping head first down a ten foot stair at his Ernest lodging. Coroner notified. no inquest, due to surrounding circumstances. He weighed over 200 pounds, leaving a wife and four children abroad. Earlier Bolivar tragedy claimed May Fails aged eight from a revolver accident. An Austrian perished in Burrell quarry rock fall.

John Sabo Sunis Ernest Sabo Jas Hammers Old Country Henry Fails Bolivar West Wheatfield Township County Burrell Township

Smallpox Hits Elderton Area in Cherry Run District

Smallpox has invaded the Cherry Run district near Elderton causing alarm. Two young men Shaffer and Blystone were the first victims. Believing it to be chickenpox, no physician was called early, exposing others. Three Blystone family members are ill, traced to Migs Blystone of Iowa who had not fully recovered.

Cherry Run Elderton Shaffer Bluetone Blystone Migs Blystone Iowa

Miner Crushed to Death In Mine Accident

Nick Pratt, about 30, a driver in No 6 mine at Ernest, fell from his seat in front of the car and was fatally hurt Tuesday night. found by two workers with bumper joing eye area, died Wednesday afternoon after transport to Adrian hospital. Also notes aid for war veterans grants in nearby towns, Odd Fellows banquet planned for Feb 19, Kentucky timber land purchase attempt, scarlet fever closes school, former normal student Reed Schall dies of fever.

Nick Pratt Ernest Ad-rian Hospital A. D. Good West Mahoning Township Philadelphia Gilgal Church East Mahoning Township

Seven Estates Divided in the Last Month

Several wills dated 1902 to 1908 detail bequests across Grean Jacksonville Windber Indiana and Young townships. Notable executors include J Duncan R Harry Cunningham and M Agnes St Clair with allocations to spouses children and nieces and nephews.

M. Biste Learn Grean Township Harry Learn Maggie B. Patrick Jacob A. Butterbaugh Rodney Wylda Vera J. Duncan Windber Eirza Cunningham Jacksonville Alex Cunningham Margaret Blakley Elizabeth Shields William N Robert Young Township R. Harry Cunningham Jane St. Clair Indiana Borough Directa Oscar St. Clair Hazel St. Clair Harriet St. Clair William A Mabel Hastelow Ralph &. St. Clair Annie C. St. Clair Harry St. Clair David Campbell White Township Isabel Hila M Emery Campbell Edward E. Wells South Mahoning Township Sarah H. Wells James R. Shields North Mahoning ‘Township Mary 0. Shields Ter Hazel May Stratoff G. W Mary A. Price Lottie M. Hunton

New State Road Favored By Sixty Prominent Men

Sixty delegates from every county the trans state route would traverse met at Altoona Thursday to form an organization urging the Legislature to build the proposed road. They suggest naming it Stuart State Highway in honor of Governor Stuart and aim to influence road policy. Officers named include C. S. Price of Cambria Steel as president, John S. Fisher as vice president, and Philip H. Bridenbaugh as secretary. Fisher also joins the legislative committee.

Alatoona Juniata Valley Stuart Indiana County C. 8. Price Cambria Steel Company Johnstown John 8. Fisher Town Philip H. Bridenbaugh Hollidaysburg Fisher

Dayton Defeats Plumville In Exciting Basketball Match

Dayton defeated Plumville on Thursday evening in a hotly contested game. Plumville paced by three star players from Viclet fought hard but could not secure victory. Dayton records its second win over Plumville. A New Century Club special meeting will be held at Mrs. Harry C. Christy’s home on South Seventh street Monday afternoon February 15. Full attendance is desired.

Dayton Plumville New Century Club Harry C. Christy South Seventh Street Lawrence Lockard Punxsutawney Jordan Silas Streams John F. Steving & Co Philadelphia Eckels Mona Griffith Marton Center Glen Campbell Normal School George Oliver Pittsburg Nelson Anderson Church Street Clymer Cherry Tree Barnesboro Spangler Hellwood William Armstrong Muskogee Okla Tulsa Armstrong Mra Justice John PB. Elkin Widera Ridge Elders Ridge Academy Kiskiminetas Springs the Ridge

Timber buy in Virginia and injured workers in local note

John Neslor of White town ship Istt buys timber tracts in Virginia under option. A log fell injuring Gnavies Kelsey’s right leg near Smickshore as Belvehure basketball team defeats Maroned club at R tet on Saturday.

Virginia John Neslor White Township John Blose Smickshore Gnavies Kelsey Kellysburg Belvehure Maroned

Wall Known Woman Morulg Cordelia Rice Kimmall Dies

Indiana doyenne Cordelia Rice Kimmall died at her daughter Mrs M H Wilsons home on South Seventh Street this morning aged 82 years.

Morulg Cordelia Rice Kimmall Indiana M. H. Wilson South Seventh Street

Real Estate Transers in Indiana County Deeds Recorded

Deeds recorded in Indiana County since the latest report show transfers including John H Work selling a Marion Center lot to Debrian Steffy for 26 dollars and D W Raleigh selling a South Mahoning lot to Barbara H Seanor for 110 dollars. Other transfers include Adolph Mozar to Frank Petraitis for 450 dollars and Lizzie J Steel to Marvin O Mack for 1760 dollars.

Indiana County Laat John H. Work Marion Center Dpbriam Steffy D. W. Raleigh South Mahoning Barbara H. Seanor Adolph Mozar Green Frank Petraitis Lizzie J. Steel Blairsville Marvin O. Mack C. J. Altimus West Wheatfield Harry Cline John St. Clair Plumville Charles Johnson Harvey J. Sharp Washington Frank Lohr Eliza Cunningham Alexander Cunningham Yoe Harchuck Montgomery Julia Harchuck D. B. Taylor Chevey Chase John Seimaca Elizabeth Hodge Blairsvilla Sarah Lichsinger Meade Marshall Indiana W. N. Liggett Nannie Craig Joe Campbell Mary Harmaty Jamies B. Graham Buffington S. L. Reed Joe Barbara South Ma

Enormous Board Bill of Normal Students at School

Figures from the Normal school steward for the fall term ending December 21 1908 show the costs and items needed to feed Dr Aments large student body. Meals supported by 435 boarders and a total student population of 848 including day and model pupils.

Normal School Ament Ie Acceer

Woman Narrowly Escapes Injury At Depot Tracks

Mrs EB OC Jobe of Waterstreet had a narrow escape crossing the Pennsylvania tracks at the depot last week. Her heel caught between the rail and plank, and a shifter crew was signalled in time to avert an accident. The shoe heel had to be torn off to free her foot, leaving a sprained ankle as her only serious injury.

EB. OC. Jobe Waterstreet Pennsylvania J. C. Wallace Jobe

156 Year Old Iselin Girl in Breach of Promise Suit

Anna Mata, a 16 year old Iselin girl, seeks 5000 from Andrew Jacka for breach of promise after he allegedly married Ent Duncan in Pittsburg before their November 21 wedding date. The case highlights a planned marriage collapsed by an earlier union.

Iselin Anna Mata Andrew Jacka Jacka Pittsburg Ent Duncan Miss Mato Jjacka

Personal Breevities From the County Seat

D. G. Tyger of Gipsy and R. E. B. Gamble of West Wheatfield serve as juror and attend county matters. Various residents visit, recoveries reported, and local moves noted. W. H. Wolfe and others recuperate from illness. teachers and officials change posts. several trips to Pittsburgh and nearby towns. Busy notes show community through social calls, travel, and civic shifts.

Bryan to Speak at Library Hall March 8

Hiryan lectures announced for Monday evening March 8 at Library Hall featuring William Jennings Bryan delivering The Prince of Peace. Bryan is billed as guest lecturer for the city event with proceeds potentially aiding local causes.

Hiryan Wiliam Jennings Bryan the Prince of Peace Library Hall

Revival At Blairaville Attracts Parishioners Near 180

Revival services at Blairaville draw about 180 persons to join the local churches. Four months into the campaign members report growing attendance and renewed community interest in faith programs.

Blaiysville Blairaville

Local business houses to gain new structures and improvements

Extensive plans call for improved sight lines and ventilation at Loughry’s and Sloan Bros. on Philadelphia street with a new two story building on Carpenter avenue. Excavation for a basement began Monday for a basement at the rear of Savings & Trust offices. The Plotzer meat market will occupy basement and first floor with second floor leased as offices. A. I. Moreau handles tile work. Harry W. and J. Dick Wilson and Joseph W. Clements own the property. The Fashion store area will also be modernized.

Loughry's Slown's Carpenter Avenue Sloan Bros Philadelphia Street Savings & Trust Company George W. Plotzer Mr. Plotzer A. I. Moreau Hartry W J. Dick Wilson Joseph W. Clements Pletzer James Mitchell

Court Dismisses Gypsy Case Over Insufficient Evidence

The December term opened with a jury trial for damages against Pennsylvania Railroad by James Guy’s heirs for a gypsy killed crossing near Graceton. Damages sought total $10,000 but the case was dismissed after one side spoke due to insufficient evidence. Prosecution by Joe George pursues a separate suit against Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg Railway over losses from removing a trunk at Ernest station. trial concluded with a jury verdict yesterday evening.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company James Guy Graceton Joe George Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company Ernest

Build Disposal Plant or Discontinue Use of Sewers

Indiana faces a choice to build a sewage disposal plant as required by health authorities or discontinue the city sewer system. The State Board of Health objects to the current disposal method and orders a sanitary upgrade. At next Tuesday's election citizens vote on a bond issue to fund the new plant planned by Borough Engineer Mullen and approved by the Health Board.

Eindiana State Board of Health M Borough Mullen

Avonmore Waterworks Won by Indiana Firm Bennett & Sons

Bennett & Sons of Avonmore secured the contract to build a new waterworks plant for the borough of Avonmore at an estimated cost of 36000 dollars. Plans drawn by Engineer R H Wilson of Baltsburg. The package includes reservoir, pump house, artesian wells, pumps, tanks, hydrants and over three miles of pipe.

M, Bennett,& Sons Town Avonmore Indiana R. H. Wilson Baltsburg

Installation Night For Hepia soplis No 186 In Indiana Conclave

After installation of officers in the Cuimingham building Friday the Indiana Conclave No 186 Hepia soplis and their wives joined a special trolley trip to Clymer for supper at Humphrey's. Beckers attended the Assembly ball at the Clymer opera house before returning home late. District Deputy George H. Sewell of Latrobe led the ceremonies. Newly installed officers included Pf. B. Clark as Past Archon and J. Wills McCartney as secretary among others.

Hepiasoplis Indiana Cuimingham Clymer Pleasure Beckers Clymer Opera House George H. Sewell Latrobe Archon Pf. B. Clark G. W. Roof B. K. Teellar A. 5. Cunningham J. Wills McCartney Irvin Shafer B. Ix. Kellar J. L. Peterman

Death notices of White township residents and neighbors

Obituary notices list William Calhoun Lowry and many area residents who died recently from heart trouble cancer peritonitis pneumonia and related causes. Surviving spouses children and siblings are named along with burial sites in Greenwood Brushvalley Curry Run Bethel and local cemeteries.

An Tnfant Foater Mia William Dick West Wheatfield Township Bethel Church Clyde

Lincoln Day Centennial Observances Planned in Indiana County

Public exercises will mark the centennial birth of Abraham Lincoln at the Court House next Friday evening. The Old Soldiers Association leads the program with aid from the Indiana County Bar Association. Speakers include John P. Blair Gen Harry White and J Hitler Peclor. White and Rev Lewis Hayston supervise school programs in public schools and the Normal School. Haemers Memorial fund subscriptions will be raised in all county schools on the same day.

Court House Hanmers Abraham Lincoln Old Soldiers’ Association Indiana County Bar Association Lincoln John P. Blair Harry White J. Hitler Peclor White Lewis Hayston Haemmers Memorial Fund

Stronger cells for convicts in Jalil jail improvements

The county board praises improvements under way in the interior of Jalil jail. Walls are whitewashed and the big cage is painted white, boosting appearance and sanitary conditions. Sheriff Wallace Thomas oversees inmate labor, with eight new cells planned for serious offenders in the hospital and boys' department to reduce daily breaches and meet grand jury recommendations.

Jalil Board of County Commissioners Wallace Thomas

May Extend Indiana Brance and Tap Coal Fields

Report from New York indicates the B and O line may extend across Westmoreland and into Washington or Waynetta counties to service coal lands recently acquired by Iselin interests. The projected route would continue the Indiana portion of the line, linking Greene County coal holdings near Uniontown to Pittsburgh via a roughly 140 mile extension, following a $2,000,000 land deal.

Greene County J. W. Thompson Pittaburg

Family at the County Home Growing Mystery

County authorities investigated four cases of alleged mistreatment of elderly residents by relay dues within the past days and ordered re calls at the County Home. One victim is Mrs. DeLancey, 74, near Plumville found with a neighbor. A Homer City man jailed was brought to the Home on Friday. The Cribbs family of Plumville, with invalid Mrs. Cribbs, is under care by Humane Agent J. W. Thompson.

DeLancey Plumville Homer City Himer Cribbs County of Recommendation

Weddings of a Week: McKelvy Lowman and Calhoun Couples Tie

Two ceremonies mark a wedding week in western towns. McKelvy Lowman of Blakrayille wed at Port Pitt Hotel Pittsburg February 2 in a Rev Pender officiation. Later, Lovejoy pair H W Baker and Miss Mary Ferguson wed at Taylorsyile home of W Price. Myers Calhoun and Hopsie Grace Calhoun joined inTanoma and Creekside settings with Rev W J Wilson officiating at 98 Oakland avenues residence.

William Glatr Myers Tanoma Hopsie Grace Calhoun Creekside Ev. W. J. Wilson Oakland Avenues

Also Mentioned on This Page

Staira Miner George F. Huff Westmorea Ytand County Thomas Piper William B. Henderson Finley P. Louther Emeline Pear Isabel ‘Harris Catherine ‘Bwartzenwelder New Florence Andrew Kerr Thomas Dias Seward Odd Fellows Indiana Lodge of Odd Fellows Kentucky H.R. Weigel W. W. Hopkins Heet Stewart Breathitt County Menare, Wetzel and Hopking Reed Schall Rockville Armstrong County Charles R. Work W. HE. Randall Lacoma Wayne County Work Filly Father Thomas Brea W. Kerr South Mahonings Township Re VY. Kerr Kerr The Indiana Provision Company D. G. Tyger Gipsy R. EB. Gamble West Wheatfeld Township J. M. Ruffner W. H. Wolfe Grant ‘Ramey Josephine Nelle Hetrick Edna Wilson Manor Sharpsburg J. N. Langham Harrisburg Hwdna Thompson Edna Hart Sixth Street H.H. Steving Mack M, Bennett & Sons Ketterine Greensburg Dixonville Neely Indiang Lodge of Heptasophs Aupper Frank Trinkley Wiliam Calhoun Lowry William Calhoun Lowry Saltsburg Road Crete Letta B Andrew P Thomas M Genesea Harry L Armstrong Township Robert Lowry Railroad Avenue Christopher W. Knee Foxburg Henry Skxnee Samuel Ralston Cherryhill Township C. M. Knee Conneaut, O J. W. Knee Chicago H. &. Knee New Castle J. C. West Kane Blanch Knge Foxbury Greenwood Cemetery Uriah Lukehart Hile Fails Creek Anna Condron Smicksburg A. C. Lukehart A. L T. H. Junkehart Walls Creek Tilia Tekes Milas Mary Ellalia Ickes Herman Ickes Brushvalley George P. Davis Walged New Flovence Dixmont Hospital Milla Snodgrass Bue Davis Fort Palmer Weatmoreland County Salle Howard Sallie Howard Henry Howard J. W. McBride Wilbur Roach Carrie Wilder John Elder Trade City This County William Clark Willian Clark Jwo Hear Elderton Curry Run Shelocta Onl Pridey Hyent
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