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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1900

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Eldersridge Farmers Institute Draws Wide Attendance

Large gatherings fill Eldersridge Presbyterian church and creamery during two day farm institute under state agriculture department. Lectures by Enos Hess and O W Stoughton cover nitrogen and phosphoric acids silos and dairy topics. evening sessions praise education and county farming progress. Indiana county farmers plan to join Dayton Armstrong county institute this Thursday and Friday with a detailed program including fruit growing poultry profits road improvements and farm fencing.

Elderaridge Farmers’ Institute State Department of Agriculture Presbyterian Church SM. McHenry White Township N. B. Kelly T. B. Elder W. L. Neil Jacksonville Enos H. Hess State College O. W. Stoughton State Board of W. 8. A. Wilson Eldersridge Academy Wilson Lincoln Gladstone Jim Jeffries Enoa H. Hees Hess Institute Eldersridge Ier BE. Snyder J A. Woodward China. Kimmel Elderton D. M. Smith J. A. Woodward Prof. Hess Elizabeth Smith W. B. Eider Col Alice Elder Blanche Ewing Mies Marguerite Elder J. F. Hood Farmer’ Institute Dayton Armstrong County Indiana County J. E. Inskeap Morrow W. B Rowland W.senith

Church News Highlights Revivals and Sermons Across Town

Rev R R Riedel aided the Wintondale revival for three weeks while Rev Dr David Hall, lately of Washington DC, returns home to occupy his pulpit next Sabbath. Union meetings of Christian Endeavor societies, Sabbath school programs, and daily services led by Rev D M Kinter are announced along with Miss Elizabeth Allison's Russian mission address and Blairsville meeting on February 18. Rev J H Norris will preach in Homer City and M E church in Pittsburg hosts afternoon and evening services beginning Monday through Friday with an all day meeting Thursday.

R. R. Riedel Wintondale David Hall Washington, D. C Christian Endeavor Societies Presbyterian Church Christian Church D. M. Kinter the Times Elizabeth Allison Indians County Christian Endeavor Union Livthoron Blairsville J. H. Norris First Pentecostal Church of Pittsburg M. E Homer City

Weather Signal Station Planned at Punxsutawney

Congressman Jack announces a weather signal station to be placed at Punxsutawney in Jefferson county with Pittsburg officials sending telegraphed forecasts and warnings at government expense. Also notes pensions for Mary J. George and Washington C. Patrick, James K. Wells and John G. Leeper appointment as postmaster at Alice.

Congressman Jack Punxsutawney Jefferson County Pittsburg Jack Mary J. George Vandergrift Westmoreland County Washington C. Patrick Blanket Hill Armstrong County James K. Wells Plumville Indiana County John G. Leeper Alice

Society Happenings at the Wilsons and Friends

Mr and Mrs W T Wilson of Church street hosted a refined house party Thursday with about 100 guests. Saturday afternoon Mrs Wilson hosted dinner for about 50 ladies. Mrs R A Thompson of Oakland avenue entertained around 40 ladies yesterday at 4 pm. Friday evening Mr and Mrs Thompson will entertain about 90 friends. The Misses Wallace hosted about 40 friends Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs John Milligan of Steubenville Ohio.

W. T. Wilson Church Street John Milligan Steubenville, O

Farmers Form a Trust to Hold Coal Land

A group of farmers in White township northeast of town forms a trust to protect coal interests. Members agree to hold coal land until assured of at least 35 dollars per acre, representing a large block of property.

White Township

Beauties of South Mahon Township Colts Sell for 300

Mr J M Wilson sold and delivered to John and Johnston a pair of matched three year old colts of Purathon stock. They tipped the beam at 13,000 each and brought Mr Wilson $300 for the fine team. Meanwhile RaymondBompeon, 6, son of it, died. funeral held Monday with interment at Balivega cemetery.

J. M. Wilson South Mahoning Township John & Johnston Center Township Wilson

Rail survey boosts talk of new lines through coal regions

Pennsylvania surveyors on Blacklick creek and nearby routes west to Armagh and Crooked creek area hint at spring construction of a railroad from Wintondale to Buffington. Testing of coal lands by Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg is in progress with plans to extend lines toward Creekside and Gastown, signaling broader rail access to rich coal fields.

Pennsylvania Railroad Blacklick Creek Armagh Wintondale Buffington Blacklick Lackawanna Iron & Steel Company Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Civil Engineek Armstrong County Gastown Plum Creek Crooked Creek Shelocta Buffalo, Rochester

Bridegroom Victim in Tragic Derry Death Before Wedding

Robert McCullough 23 a Pennsylvania railroad telegraph operator at Derry died late Saturday night after leaping from a moving freight near his tower. He was engaged to Miss Keturah Campbell, daughter of William Campbell, of South Sixth street, and wedding plans were to proceed after her school term.

Robert McCullough Pennsylvania Railroad Derry McCullough Keturah Campbell William Campbell South Sixth Street

Weddings of a Week. Kunkle and Bennett. Doberensky and Pesada

Emanuel E. Kunkle and Sacha Bennett, both of Blacklick township, wed February 6 in Squire Crossman's office. John P. Doberensky and Meri J. Pesada, Banke township residents, married at Punxsutawney on Thursday by Rev. Wienker.

Ekunkle-Bennett Emanuel E. Kunkle Sacha Bennett Blacklick Township Squire J. A. Crossman Farmers’ Bank

Jones Barrow Couple Wed At Registers Office

James Jones of Bradenville and Mary L Barrow of Derry were married at the registers office on Thursday by Rev G T Reynolds.

Revival at Washington Presbyterian Church Cleared Debt

Rev W J Wilson conducted a revival at Washington Presbyterian Church in Rayne township, ending with communion on Sabbath. The largely attended meeting spurred a religious awakening and the $560 debt was paid, leaving the congregation encouraged by its improved condition.

W. J. Wilson Washington Presbyterian Church Rayne Township

Lincoln Birthday Observed By Local Veterans Group

The Women’s Relief Corps of Marion Center assisted by John Pollock G A R Post members and other old soldiers observed Lincoln’s birth anniversary with fitting ceremonies on Monday evening.

Women’s Relief Corps of Marion Center John Pollock

Judge White’s Brazilian Monkey Given to Rexburg Park

Will Grnamenta Park notes that Judge White of town donated his Brazilian monkey to Frank A. Cresswell, Rexburg Park superintendent in Johnstown. The animal was shipped to Johnstown on Saturday.

Judge White Frank A. Cresswell Rexburg Park Johnstown

Wilkinsburg Team Edges Normal School 16 to 12

A basketball game in Library Hall Monday evening saw Wilkinsburg hosted by Normal School Club Teaulted. visitors won 16 to 12.

Library Hall Wilkinsburg

Auditor's Report Nearing Completion for County Figures

Auditor's report 6 county and ace Peterman W F George and fee near completion. Report to appear next week's issue. United States jurors Squire M B Kline and J Wilse McCartney of town named for session in Scranton second week of March. Moving pictures Lyman H Howe's show to mark Washington's birthday under Indiana Athletic Association.

County Ace Peterman W. Feorge Fee United States Squire M. B. Kline J. Wilse McCartney Town United States Court Scranton Moving Pictures Lyman H. Howe Wansington Indiana Athletic Assciation

Ex Senator Peal Visits Indiana House Town Meeting

Ex Senator Peal of Lock Haven was in town Tuesday and attended at the Indiana house. A.V. Bakker of Ebensburg was an Indiana investor on Monday.

Peal Lock Haver Indiana House A.V. Bagker Ebonaburg

Death of Mrs Martha Rummel at daughters home

Mrs Martha Rummel died suddenly at her daughter Mrs Michel Baum in Beringer early Wednesday morning after an abrupt vomiting episode. She was the widow of Herman Rummel and survived by John East Ridge Mrs Elizabeth Smith and Mrs Rachel Baum. She joined the Church of God 25 years ago and lived a devout life. Funeral services were held Friday at 11 a.m. at the Asherite church with Rev Armstrong officiating and burial in Uniontown cemetery.

Martha Rummel Michel Baum Beringer Herman Rummel John East Ridge Elizabeth Smith Kenwood Rachel Baum Church of God Asherite Armstrong Uniontown

Mrs Martha Martin Dies At 76 In Cherryhill Township

Mrs Martha Martin died at her son John’s home on west Chestnut street Sabbath at 10:30 PM after weeks of illness. Born in Ireland, she married William Martin and lived in Cherryhill township 55 years before moving to town after his death last October. Survived by another son George W. of Fifth street. affiliated with the Presbyterian church. Funeral at her home Tuesday at 11 AM by Rev A J Furman, interment Harmony cemetery, Cherryhill township.

Martha Martin John West Chestnut Street Fourth Ward Ireland William Martin Cherryhill Township George W Fifth Street Presbyterian Church A. J. Furman Harmony Cemetery

Death Notice of Mrs Jane Campbell of West Lebanon

Mrs Jane Campbell of West Lebanon died at her home on Wednesday from intestinal consumption after 16 weeks illness. Born April 11 1821 in Butler county she married James Campbell in 1851 who died nine years ago. Surviving children include Mrs Amanda George Mrs B C George and Mrs Calvin McAdoo and Joan at home. Life-long member of West Union United Presbyterian church funeral held Friday by Rev N B Kelly interment at West.

Jane Campbell West Lebanon Butler County James Campbell Amanda George C. George Calvin McAdoo Near West Lebanon Joan West Union United Presbyterian Church N. B. Kelly West Ebanea

Mrs George Griffith Dies Sudden at 37 in South Mahoning

Mrs George Griffith of South Mahoning township died suddenly on Friday night from heart trouble at age 37 years and 1 day after an attack within a half hour. Survived by husband three sons and one daughter. She was a member of Mahoning Baptist Church. funeral conducted by Rev French with interment in church cemetery.

George Griffith South Mahoning Township Mahoning

Catherine Barr Dies at 72 in Green Township

Mrs Catherine Barr widow of Smith Barr died at her Pleasant Valley home in Green township on Tuesday from heart trouble aged 72. Survived by sons M A Barr Purchase Line and S H Barr Johnstown. John Barr. daughter Mrs Sarah Moorhead Mubaffey. daughter Mary O Kieff Altoona. Member of Taylorsville Presbyterian Church. Funeral today conducted by Rev Wm Devor with interment in church cemetery.

Catherine Barr Smith Barr Pleasant Valley Green Township M. A S. H. Barr Purchase Line John Johnstown Sarah Moorhead Mubaffey Mary O’kieff Altoona Presbyterian Church of Tayloreville Wm. Devor

Henry Libengood dies at 85 in Blairsville Intersection

Henry Libengood of Blairsville Intersection died at his home aged 85, a lifelong resident who died in the house where he was born. He leaves one son and three daughters. Funeral services were held Friday at the M. E. church in Blairsville Intersection, with Rev S B Laverty officiating, followed by interment in Blairsville cemetery.

Henry Libengood Blairsville M. E S. B. Laverty

Deaths of Miss Kate Wissman and Miss Mame Millen

Miss Kate Annie Wissman of Turtle Creek died at her uncle Adam Able’s home in Armstrong township at age 22 after becoming a mother. Interment planned for Turtle Creek after burial prep by Henby Steving. Miss Mame Millen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Millen of Armstrong township, died Thursday night of typhoid pneumonia at 18 years 5 months 6 days. She suffered meningitis earlier. a member of West Union United Presbyterian Church. services held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Bar M. S. Telford officiated. burial in West Union church cemetery.

Kate Annie Wissman Kate Wiseman Turtle Creak Adam Able Armstrong Township Henby Steving Turtle Creek Mame Millen Misa John Millen Armetrong Township Weat Union Unitedreasterian Church Westons Telford West Union Church

Eliza Yaney Widow of Matthias Yaney Departs

Eliza Yaney widow of Matthias Yaney died Wednesday at age 83. Survived by children Charles and Lewis. Funeral services conducted at Fit Gey by Reverend Ecsbrie with interment to follow.

Eliza Yaney Matthias Yaney Charles Lawis Ecsbrie

Christmas Day Fatal Shooting in Lockport Tragedy

Mrs Mary R Powell died weeks after being shot by her husband Grant Powell at their Lockport home near the Indiana border. Powell, held in Greensburg jail, faced murder charges after a coroner’s verdict. The shot occurred Christmas Day. Powell reportedly intoxicated. The couple’s newborn child survived. Powell’s earlier life included the death of his first wife, and his former wife’s killer died in a separate incident. Interment followed in Lockport.

Lockport Nowa Greensburg Mary R. Powell Grant Powell Lockport Westmoreland County Indiana Memorial Hospital Johnstown Powell Bolivar Patrick Duffey Dorsey Smith Smith

Damage suit filed over death of Robert Clawson

Albert Clawson of Second ward sues the Pennsylvania Railroad for 25060 damages for the death of his son Robert Clawson who was run down and killed on the railroad tracks at Bradenville in January. Deputy Josiah Neal served the summons on Freight Agent Cunningham. The case will be heard at the March term with plaintiff represented by John E. Getty and the railroad by J. N. Banks.

Robert Clawson Albert Clawson Second Ward Robert Bradenville Josiah Neal Mons Cunningham John E. Getty J. N. Banks Pennsylvania Railroad

Dr Weir to Take Postgraduate Course at Grand Rapids

Dr. 5. B. Weir of Smicksburg attends Grand Rapids Veterinary College to pursue a postgraduate program. He serves as house surgeon and is the county’s only graduate veterinary surgeon from his school. He will return to Smicksburg in April.

B. Weir Smicksburg Grand Rapids Coll Mich Weir

Prosperous Greensburg merchant to occupy larger quarters

Frank H. Griffith, a prospering Greensburg merchant, will move to larger premises after leasing a spacious store to be fitted in a modern style. He previously served as head clerk at Stump's Bargain Store and Indiana friends congratulate him on his rising prosperity.

Frank H. Griffith Greensburg Griffith Stumps Bargain Store Indiana

Farm Sold in White Township to Canoe Towne Buyer

Mr Wim H Smith Sr of Canoe Towne Ship bought the Wm J Ray farm east of town in White township for 9000 dollars in cash. Smith will take possession soon while Ray plans to relocate west.

White Township Wim. H. Smith, Sr Canoe Towne Ship Wm. J. Ray

Real Estate Transfers in Green Banks and Center Townships

Real estate transfers involve Frank Jobna transferring 24 acres in Green township to John D. Garman for 200 dollars. Elizabeth Neil and her husband transfer 13 acres in Banks township to D T Neal for 400 dollars. Austin Berkepile and spouse transfer a lot in Center township to Catherine Sickenberger for 3650 dollars.

Frank Jobna Green Township John D. Garman Elizabeth Neil Et Ux Banks Township D. T. Neal Austin Berkepile Center Township Catherine Sickenberger

The Spinsters Return comedy at M E church

Those who miss seeing The Return of the Spinsters from Oklahoma at Kewy Hall on Thursday evening will miss a treat. The, comedy is presented by the studies of the M E church and the receipts go to the parsonage fund.

Oklahoma Kewy Hall M. E. Church

Inspection This Week Captain Sam H Of Word From Re

A brief notice reports inspection activities scheduled this week led by Captain Sam H. and the unit from the regional command. The update highlights readiness, dates, and locations for on site checks.

Basket Ball Player Hurt

Harry Neal son of ex Sheriff T. 3 relied on ing while playing basketball, received a severe cut above the left De. A. B. Batesbaugh closed the wound with several stitches.

Harry Neal T. 3. Rely A. B. Batesbaugh

Summer School at Blatraville Opens May Fourteen

Prof. J. P. Archibald principal of Blatraville schools will teach el eotion of seven asks there commencing Monday May 14 Sssts A patent named to Jobo F. Map MOartby at Salteburg for an vve 0b

Blatraville J. P. Archibald Jobo F Map Moartby Salteburg

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Farmers? Institute Clara Wadding W. C. Marshall J. W. McIntire Wm. M. Espey N. C. Coleman F B. Martin D. Raleigh John Black Faipay A. Carson N. Seanor Irene Mechlin J. A. Davis Wilda Rowland W. C. Brown Church News Iome Raymond Bompeon Eac L Robinson Balivega Crooked Blacklick Creeks Retail Mercantile Tax Reform Association of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Tims Bighil Visitors MES Mes, Catherine Barr Kate A. Wissman Sam H. Ofword
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