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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1903

Page

4

Local notices and remarks on public funding and schools

A mix of local editorials and notices discusses state aid for schools and public institutions, criticism of vanity hospitals, and calls for prudent bounties. It mentions Mor monism in Utah, military duty numbers, Marion Center school term starting April 21, and a ten dollar reward for street light thefts. Includes personal testimonials for Dr King’s New Discovery and an upcoming stage show at Library Hall.

Hercules Lancaster Examiner Marion Center Select School Tuenday Principian Center Ernest Work Second Ward Ada Rowe Swass Corps of Marion Center Dr. King’s Newton Daugherty Bros Indiana Wm. I. Moore’s Homer City L. Nu Park’s Marion Center

Death of Robert Morton Fleming Prominent Area Farmer

Robert Morton Fleming of the town died at his home near Philadelphia Street Saturday morning after a two month illness of stomach trouble. Born September 7, 1825 in Armstrong township, he moved to town less than a year ago. A farmer, contractor and builder, he helped raise many western county frame bridges. Survived by wife Margaret Thomas and children Mary Jane Walker Laura Bell Thomas Jesse E n Dubrie Carson Fleming Calvin Fleming and Margaret Ellen Campbell. Funeral at his home Monday 10 a.m. with Rev. Dr. Swartz Crawford. burial in Oakland cemetery.

Robert Morton Fleming Philadelphia Street Mr. Fleming Armstrong Township Margaret Thomas Mary Jane. Walker Laura Bell Thomas Jense E.n Dubrie Carson Fleming Calvin Fleming Denver Colo Margaret Elen Campbell Curry Row Shelocta Swartz Crawford Oakland Cemetery William G. Collins William Gilmore Collins North Ninth Street Sutton Bros James Collins Leechburg First United Presbyterian Church of Town J. D. Brownles Greenwood Cemetery Gideon Blairville Mig Ella Davis Johnstown Indiana Myrta C. Filea Cornish Elizabeth Weir Pittsburg George ‘T. Buchanan New ‘York Joseph J. Thompson D. H. Tomb Town Johnston Moorhead Greenaburg Flora Wiggins Shelocte Edward Vandergrift D. B. Taylor Harrieburgh Philadelphia Francis Wegley Wilkinsburg Charles Shields Gilpin Rayne Township Sam Sickenberger Greensburg Robert McKendrick Windber Helen Prescott Latrobe Mary Jones Railroad Avenue Lewis Hay Allegheny W. H. Guthrie Winterset J. M. Guthrie William Watterson Albert &. Moorhead Church Street Blanche Blakley East End H. H. Blakley Jacksonville H. O. Peterson Glassport Jane Jones Railroads Avenue Imac Smith Mt Pleasant J. M. Gamble Marion Center Keturah Widows North Fifth Street Alexander Braner Enteka, C Braner Samuel Coulter West Lebanon

Rev Matthew Clarke Died in Chicago at 80

Reverend Matthew Clarke, aged 80, died February 1 at the home of his wife's sister in Chicago. A pioneer Chicago minister and educator, he was born August 10, 1823 in Pittsburg and influenced church work across Indiana and Gambier Ohio. Interment was in Chicago.

Matthew Clarke H. A. Larminie Chicago Indiana Pittsburg United Presbyterian Theological Seminary Blaireville Gambier Hyde Park Freedmen's Mission Norfolk Clarke Robert Mitchell

Personal Brevities Show Indiana Visitors Among Town Residents

A parade of local names notes visits and trips by residents and guests. Prof. J. F. Chapman, Dr. J. M. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sutton, and many others from Pittsburg, Blairsville, Johnstown, and beyond are listed as Sabbath or weekday visitors, travelers passing through Indiana, or staying with relatives this week. The item catalogs movements, business trips, and social visits across counties.

J. F. Chapman J. M. Scott Butler Indiana Edward Sutton Pittsburg J. N. Bruce Sam. H. Hughes Bolivar Wil Palmer Johnstown

Indiana Pa. social notes and local auction ads

Miss Laura Dickie of Philadelphia street visits brother Clark in Pittsburg and attends a fraternity banquet. John IL Paul of Philadelphia visits Indiana representing Casualty Insurance and to oversee his wife Annette Bricker’s matters. Ed Mack improves from typhoid. Public sale announced on Johnston farm near Chambersville with horses cows implements and sleds. terms day of sale. Delegates named for State Convention from Blairsville, Indiana, and Marion Center.

Laura Dickie Philadelphia Clark Pittsburg John IL. Paul Indiana Paul Casualty Insurance Company Annette Bricker Ed. Mack Mack Johnston Groft

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