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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1911

Page

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Farm institute meetings to discuss agricultural topics statewide

Four district gatherings under the Department of Agriculture will feature addresses by speakers from Scranton Clearfield Westmoreland and other counties. The program covers small vs large farms lime in the soil fertilizer use crop growth without weeds and the business side of farming with sessions in Goolport Homer City Clarksburg and nearby areas starting February 27.

Department of Agriculture Maguire J. D. Deitrich Scranton McCullough F. J. Wagner Westmoreland Co W. T. Price BE. L. Phillips Clarion Co Lizzie Swartz R. P. Kester Clearfield Co L. Phillips D. O. Napp F D. Deitrich P.W. Wassam John Wire Farm Ife Harvey Lute Homer City Tople B. L. Phillips New Bethlehem Grampian B. J. Wagner Harrison City J. D. Dettrich

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report

Real estate deeds recorded since last report show numerous transfers. Names include G Taté Agnes Pate W T Clark Clar ence Cassidy and more. Transactions cover lots and acres in Creekside Gipsy Burrell Conemaugh North Mahoning and Indiana among others with prices from 111.88 to 31000.

Indiana County Rk. G. Taté Creekside Agnes M. Pate W. T. Clark Gipsy Clarence Cassidy Illis F. Kunkle Burrell Bert C. Horner C. Waugaman Conemaugh Matthew Beridge Ira 4. Myers Indiana Rudolph Theiss Anne H. Ramsey North Mahoning T. S. New J. W. Osterbout Creekalde J. C. Walker Charles H. Milgon Montgomery H. A. Biss LA. L. Shank Green Tony Falchini G. W. Stahl Saltsburg M. W. Keeler Stella Tyger Banks D. H. Bush Della V. Patternon Cherrybitt Sylvester H. Ruffner M. Dick Clymer Adam Stahl Henry Frank John Marks Annie M. Byers White B. M. Clark Trustes W. M. Kinter Mile Kankacy Heth Lowman Charles I. McQuilken Samuel C. Lydick Annie George

Palladium No 946 F F annual banquet celebrated

The Palladium No 946 I C C F held its annual banquet last evening in the hall on Philangelone Street to honor the second anniversary of the order. The chant was served by the ladies of the air lodge and the hall was decorated elaborately for the occasion. A number of lodge members attended with friends, making the event the most brilliant social affair stated by the organization.

1.C.C. F Philangelone Street Air Lodge Eugacion

Two brothers killed in Cambria barroom duel

In Cambria County at the Depot Hotel barroom on Monday night John Tuccio and Don Tuccio, two mine workers, drew revolvers and fired. A bystander behind Don was shot dead by John while Don survived the volley. The incident occurred after a dispute between the brothers earlier in the day.

Don John Succlo

Lands in Green Township Case Heard by Judge O Connor

The Green Township land dispute centers on three Learn heirs, Israel, Dias, and William Learn, challenging the Greenwich Coal & Coke Company’s title to tracts of land. The case, before Judge Francis J. O Connor, hinges on claimed lifetime gifts of farm sections by Peter Learn and the lack of deeds. Witness duties involve former attorney Judge Telford, now on the bench.

Green Township O'Conner Francis J. O’connor Cambria County Greenwich Coal & Coke Company Dias Learn Israel Learn Wm. P. Learn Greenwich Coal Company Peter Learn Telfod Joke O’connor

Club Women Celebrate Tenth Anniversary Social

The New Century Club marked its tenth anniversary with a social at Judge S J Telford’s home. Fifty members attended a program featuring singing, piano, and a humorous blindfolded game with wooden shoes. Refreshments reflected a Dutch theme, and the club announced a fundraiser total of 313.13 from the Merchants Carnival for the free reading room.

New Century Club S.J. Telford Nellie Guthrie Mabel McCreight Cordelia Weir

$45,000 For YMCA Fund Surges Toward Goal

The campaign to raise the $50,000 YMCA fund has reached $45,000 with a strong push to secure the remaining $5,000 this week. Many subscriptions come from out of town donors and supporters urge any amount from a penny to a dollar. Contributions should be sent to Har Lewis, treasurer.

Arions Har Lewis

Military Ball Planned by Tenth Regiment Company I

The Tenth Regiment's Company I will attend inspections in full blue service uniforms on Thursday March 2 by National Guardsmen, followed by a military ball at Library Hall with Indiana Patronesses. A second inspection March 10 will have US Army officers observe in heavy marching order. Reverend Lewis Hay shows improvement after illness. Samuel P. Ewartz sold five colts to Bred Huber of Rayne township.

National Guards

Personal Brevities Highlight Local Visitors and Moves

Obadiah Fry visited Pittsburg over Sunday while Wilmer Stewart toured the area with Blanbenville relatives. Many residents were in Pittsburg and Indiana visiting friends and relatives, with several taking trips to Clarksburg Wheeling and Jeannette, including Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Walker, and J. J. Richards.

Obadiah Fry Pittsburg Wilmer Stewart Blanbenville Madigan Shields Sertareville Herschel Garman Cherry Tree Atlantic City CG. Fowler R. F. Walker Town Elva Baker Alafreaville Indiana J. A. Clevenger Green Township Rummell A. Clevenger Alvin C. W. Seanor Wheeling W. Ve. S. W. Rose The Bon Ton William Waterson Charleroi John Waterson West Philadelphia M. J. Golden Cherryhill Township H. R. Golden Spangler W. P. Learn James Repine Clarksburg OG. W. Callahan Crafton Allegheny County John Thomas & Sons Wheatfield Grumbling South Seventh Street A. BE. Mountain Chiole Johnston Beatty West Mahoning Township Boyd Elkin J. H. Elkin W. C. McCurdy Near West Lebanon A. C. McCurdy McCurdy Solomon Black Thirteenth Street William Ruhland J. R. Jones Jeannette J. F. Shank Clymer Sailtsburg Mra John Lyons Gibson Shank F. R. Wingard Roasmouyne E. E. Griffith Sea Palentia C. W. Griffith Hast Mahoning D. T. Niel Bar &Ye

Harvey Marshall Fatally Injured in Railroad Accident

Harvey Marshall of Blatraville, brother of County Commissioner Jas M Marshall, was struck by a Hecht engine near Saliaburg Avonmora on Monday while inspecting near a tower for the Pennsylvania Railroad. He died an hour later from internal injuries. He leaves his wife and daughter Clara, plus brothers Frank and others and sisters Mrs Oliver Griffen and Mrs G W Roof.

Harvey, Marshall Indiana Sudlumbs Harvey Marshall Blatraville Jas. M. Marshall West Penn Railroad Marshall Clara Marshall Mia. Oliver Griffen Mason, Mich G. W. Roof Raltroad Avenue

Licenses Granted and Refused in County

On Wednesday Judge Telford granted a liquor license to Grant Snyder and John Fitzpatrik for the Commercial Hotel at Glen Campbell. One Thursday C M Wortman for the Clawson House and C Lonsberry for the Cherry Tree Inn at Cherry Tree were favored with licenses. All new applicants were refused. The court, evidently, does not seek to reduce licenses. last year 12 licenses existed, now 11 after one old applicant did not reapply, including Indian Brewing Company.

Telford Grant Snyder John Fitzpatrik Glen Campbell C. M. Wortman Clawson Flouse Indiana C. Lonsberry Cherry Tree Inn Cherry Tree theeIndian Brewing Company

Population of County Towns Census Report on Boroughs

Census Department advances a tally from the Thirteenth Census giving populations for various Pennsylvanian towns and boroughs in this and surrounding counties. Listed are Armagh 82 Atwood 1091 Biafravilla 3472 Barnesboro 9435 Creekside 503 Cherry Tree 969 Clymer 1776 Glen Campbell 195 Homer City 986 Jacksonia 187 Marion Center 66 Meehanarg 18 Saltsburg 1044 Smicksburg D Shelocta 117 Plumville 444 Rural Valley 763 Seward 618 Dayton 809 Widderton 285 Winderton 1410 Vandergrift 287 Vandersite Heights 3438.

Census Department Armagh Atwood Biafravilla Barnesboro Creekside Cherry Tres Clymer Glen Campbell Homer City Jacksonie Marion Center Meehan Saltsburg Smicksburg Shelocta Plumville Rural Valley Seward Dayton Widerton Wintondale Vandergrift Vandersrif Heights

McCombs Buried Near Old Home After Jail Death

Remains of John McCombs were taken from the county jail after he died by his own hand in his cell early Wednesday. He was interred at Hiders Ridge after funeral services led by Rev. Hepler. McCombs had been charged with beating his wife to death with the butt of a gun in their home near West Lebanon on January 23.

Riko Ridge John McCombs County Jail Robert Elders Ridge Rev Hepler Hiders ‘Ridge McCombs West Lebanon

Social Circles and Local Socials in Rayne Township

Social events and gatherings listed in the Cosmopolitan Club Ladies' Night and numerous local house parties. Notable items include Mr. and Mrs. J Parnell entertaining with bridge, a 4 pm social at McHenry school house, farewells for Mrs. H W Morrison, a birthday party for Mrs. Clementa Hasinger with 30-costumed guests, and various family and church Socials in Water Street and nearby townships with meals and games.

Cosmopolitan Club J. &. Parnell Bridge McHenry Rayne Town Ship H. W. Morrison RG. Neff Water Street

Homer News Reports Local Visits and Events

Local residents including Mrs Minnis Baer and G W Schall hosted and hosted visitors from Indiana and Johnstown. Trolley service improves after repairs at Twolick power house. Many small notices recount illnesses visits and minor business trips, with spring real estate activity anticipated and a Baptist church revival ongoing.

Homer Cury Minnis Baer Sallabure G. W. Schall Railroad Avenue J. Utland Miles Caldwell asdJeannette Kev D. W. Behnefer Harry Snyder BR. Roperts Leechburg Dr. Moore Pittsburg James Repine Carl Twolick J. A. Weamer C. J. Abey Indiana Misa Maude Wray Johnstown Rank Steed

Death Notices Highlight Campbell and Local Residents

Trvdd Campbell Davi Campbell a prominent resident died at his daughter’s home in Meadbon at 77. Mrs. J. White, Covode, died of pneumonia aged nearly 67 after long Mahoning life. Mary Stephens widow of Rev. Thomas W. Stephens died in Cherry Hill township aged 74. Miss Sarah King died at Homer City from typhoid fever shocking Center township. Miss Mary Dripps died in Armagh after teaching at the Mennonite school. Robert Morris died near Tivson in Cambria County. Maury Yost died at Trade City aged 65. Mrs. Elizabeth Dodson died in Pittsburg aged 77 with three daughters and a son. Funeral services planned for multiple obituaries and interments in local cemeteries.

Josaph G. W. Root Way and Day Root Indiana William Glack Gratton Harry Snyder Harrisburg Samuel LaMantlu Blatraville Ben Glass Waller Homer Roy Titzinger Lucerne Farmers’ Institute Fomer City Od Cumming Center Township Aradies Wenest Henry Ipdiana Morris Lockard Norm Scott and Jain William Jacksonville Miller Baptist Church Teyivais J. T. Davis Blairsville Elderton Roy Kenry Turtle Creek M. Rankin Guy Siverling Frank Cravener Baseball Association Elder Montgomery Plumcreek Bridge Frank Lowry Parkwood Quinter Kimmet Artek Rev. Hunt Rural Valley Fanner M. Wi Charles Walton Hier Slater Thomas Blakeley John Garaghan Von Tobart Wold J. Blose Lbarb Mey Waildall Miss Bell Coral Siward Wakiat Batardiay Miss Noble Hadden Joseph Radepi Schnavale Bert Siverd Lidtune Bupday W. Boucher Grace J. B. Siverd G. D. Patrick Clearfield Trvdd Campbell Davi Campbell W. J. Wagner Meadbon Mr. Campbell USA Campbell Lie Pateraharg Samuel Campbell Ife United Presbyterian Jesuukak Ileshbon Congregational Jd. B. Campbell Pueblo Col Arthur Joseph Campbell Weshbon Johm A. Campbell Smicksburg R. V. Campbell Marisville B. Donalison Mes Jane Wadsworth Blacklick J. A. Brown Ireleth Minn W. TG. Wagner Heshbon Ste Iby FW. Warnghuie Presbyterian Church of Blneldich Mary Stephens Ite T. W. Stephens Cherryhil Township Mary Rank Bornear Cherry Trea Thomas W. Stephens Cherry Hill Township Anne George Daniel Zonas Stephens Clara Stewart Colorado Stunk Arcadia Wiizabeth Churchill Illadale Anna Lydick iCherryhill Sarah King I. N. Ising Canter Township J. 8 Ailiton Homer City Mise Toxle- Hinner Miss King Milton Bowmen Armatrong’ Township Laura King Fitermont Oakland Mary J. Keiper Mary Dripps John D. Dripps Armagh Catherine Thomas Wailer Bein Cambria County Trade City Clair Heer Deckers Point J. F. Stabley Round ‘Top Church Elizabeth A. Dodson Wizabeth A. Dodson Pittsburg

Wedding Guest Shot at Foreign Ceremony Turns Fatal

A foreign wedding in Wehrum Sunday ended in tragedy when Steve Poloké, 22, was shot through the head and killed. Brothers of the bride John Disko and Mike Dayake are jailed for alleged responsibility, with disputes over who fired the fatal shot. Police and county jail hold the two men as the investigation continues.

Weh~ Nim Naual Traglé Steve Poloké John Diako Mike Dayake Steve Poloka Disko Kneats George Pendry Coal and Trott Lackawann Company Wehrum Vintondata Alvan Davis Buffington Township

Wedded Fifty Years Observed by Hudsons and Trudsons

Mr and Mrs Joseph Hudson of 410 Church Street marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary on February 13. Born in Big Corn, Hudson is 85 and his wife nearly 76. They raised six children Edwar Hudson Rayne Township Clarence Hudson Cleveland Ohio Elva Teasdale Charles Hudson Washington Bessie Dilts Indiana Lula Mahon Wile Township.

Joseph Trudson Joseph Hudson Church Street Udson Big Corn Initson Ini Rayne Township Decem Mr. Hugson Arathleta Richardson Blacklick Towns Ambrose Tim Mr. Tivdeon Indiar Edwar G. [Hudson Rayne Township Clarence T. ‘Hudson Cleveland Ohio Elva Pearl Teasdale Re C. W. Teasdale Kirkwood Charles L. Kudson Washington Bessie Ora Dilts FF Dills Indiana Lula Mahon George Mahon Wile Township

Struck Through Window At Wehrum Physician Fatally Wounded

Dr Michael Austin of Wehrum was shot through a window while reaching for a box of tablets. He died from injuries and police detained a suspect, Christopher Frazer, who was later released on bond. Nearby, Ruth Frazer and other locals figure in village notices including a lodge oyster supper and a tuberculosis case in Homer City.

Michael Austin Wehrum Alv Davis Buffington Township Christopher Frazer Welcum Suspec

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