Principal Events in Indiana County From The Progress Files
A collage of 1900s Indiana County items including mine disaster at Ernest on Feb 5 killing eleven men, a memorial contract for A. M. Hammers, local deaths and marriages, early 1900s market prices, postmaster appointments, and a sequence of town events from Feb 0 1910 to Feb 13 1895, with notices of fatalities, social events, and civic notes. Major names include Walter Maloy, A. M. Hammers, J. N. Pershing, and Walter Reed, plus towns such as Armstrong, Indiana, Blairsville, Cherryhill, and Creekside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest
R. B. Young
A. M. Hammers
Oakland Cemetery
Walter Maloy
Frant Maloy
Strongstown
Foley Timber
Indiana
Mariners Bank
J. A. Crossman
Thos. Hill
Cass Peeler
Armstrong Township
Venuus
Priscilla Geesey
Fenn Run
Sara Ann McAnulty
Cherryhill Township
J.N. Pershing
New Florence
Elizabeth Hazlett
White Township
Lucinda Parker
Huff
Scott Crawford
Hast Mahoning Township
Samual Ashbaugh
Graceton
T. M. Coleman
David D. Winsman
Blairsville
Matthew Stake
Penn Run
Solomon Dunmire
Willet
Robert &. Durning
Bellevue
Elizabeth J. Jeming
John Ness
Fairmont
W. Va
Flora Ness
Walter Reed
Sophia Gehring
Josephine
Olympic
McKee&port
Harry F
W. H. Martin
Jacksonville
Frank A. Wood
MekXees Rocks
Joseph Cramer
Joseph Cramer & Sons
Cramer
John P. Olkin
Lawyers’ Club
Philadelphia
C. J. Dickie
Vandergrift
Laura
Wilkinsburg
George C. Dickie
B. Shields Sloan
Lovejoy
Misa Bara BR. Martin
Martintown
Benjamin W. Thomas
Marion Center
Elvira Kinter
Tanorma
Rayne Presbyterian
W. J. Wilson
R. A. Thompson
Oakland Avenue
Squire Mabe B. Kline
J. Wilso McCartney
United States
Scranton
Samuel Hughes
Co. F
Creekside
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburgh
J. P. Archibald
Blairaville
R. R. Riedel
Kellysburg
Ambrose
Manuel BE. Kunkle
Sadie Bennett
Blacklick Township
J. W. Ackerson
Emine Shepherd
Cherryhill
David Alcop
Myrtle , Mack
Blair
White
Frank Blunt
Cana
Pierce & Pierce Executions Notice and School Bond Sale
Attorneys Pierce and Pierce issue letters testamentary for Janus Burr's estate in Armstrong township and invite claims for settlement. The School District of Lower City offers at public sale 25,000 dollars in coupon bonds, 500 each, maturing March 1, 1000, interest 5 percent, redeemable after 5 years, bids at public sale in Tochum with a 500 dollar certified check, I. Grumbling presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce & Pierce
Janus Burr
Armstrong Township
Perry
Grumbling
Isruahvoley Township
Gald
Horn
Bvany
Indiana
Behool
Lower City
Momer City
Guid
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Honda
Tochum
I. Kk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Great National Farm Weekly
Ada Farnsworth
Marion Center, Pa
Country Gentleman
Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
M. C. Stewart
Indiana, PA
R. D
Waukesha
Fiyatt
Farmers and Miners National Bank of
Kent, Penna
Indiana County
Martha Rummell
Beringer
Martha Martin
James Campbell
West Lebanon
George Griffith
South Mahoning Township
Catherine Barr
Green Township
Mamie Milten
Eliza Yancy
Mechanicsburg
James Windley
Frank Sobingon
West Wheatfield Township
Red Cross
Hetrick, Wilson & Co
Clymer Furniture CO
Hoover Electric
Edison
Wm. D. Bowser
Clymer
EAGLE
Mikado
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Alf
U.S
U. S
Eyalate
Ask
U.S. Rubber Footwear
Arinotyleh
Ney
United States Rubber Company
Bala Td, Bark
Dxecatris
Bhelovta
Joseph M. Truston
Herger
Salem Vl Bonds
Aitost
J. N. Sickenberghe
Telford
Nutich Ieers
Maria Louisa Kelley
Rayne Township
Joan Fulmore
Homer City
L. J. Stiller
Elizabeth J. McLaughlin
Shelock
Tlee
Tarry McKaughlin
Bhelocta