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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1902

Page

4

Indiana County Republicans Vote for Primary Nominations

The Indiana county Republican committee urges all Republicans to vote in Saturdays primary to nominate candidates for November. Hon. M. Jack is highly regarded, with assembly candidates unopposed. county treasurer nominees Seanor, Miller, and Blakley. sheriff contenders Neal and Wettling. Calhoun unopposed for prothonotary. five candidates for county commissioner. Ankeny, Ewing, and Nichol for auditing clerical duties. coroners Davie unopposed. state delegates Peeler RANKIN Kelly. The piece defends Attorney General Elkin against critics and notes growing support for his nomination.

Indiana County M. Jack Assembly Seanor Washington Township Miller Mechanicsburg Blakley Young Township Neal West Mahoning Township Wettling Indiana Calhoun McCoy Marshall George Stephens Moorhead Cherryhill Township Ankeny A. W. Ewing Nichol White Township M. M. Davie Peeler Rankin Montgomery Township Kelly Saltsburg

Real estate transfers reported in Indiana County

A long list of property deeds records transfers across Green Center Cherryhill Conemaugh and surrounding townships. Names include McAnulty Stewart St Clair Buchanan Longwill Bowder Rankin Shank Clark Griffith Younker Dodson Elkin Calhoun Elkin Wray Bracken Graham McLaughlin Shawfield Elkin Stiles Harman Little Stiles Barker Stiles Irvin Fisher Askins and others with parcels ranging from 19 to 173 acres and sums from 1 to 8 thousand dollars.

George G. McAnulty Green John W. McFadyen M.E Jane Stewart Archibald Stewart Sarah W. St. Clair Indiana H. 5 Buchanan Blairsville Seminary Association Blairsville Sadie A. Gregory Robert G. Johnston Conemaugh West Penn Railroad Company John 8. Longwill J. A Longwill J. Priscilla Bowder Montgomery J. B. Arble A. B. Mikesell Center James 8. Rankin Joshua Shank Cherryhill John W. Clark John W. Wray Frank J. Griffith Louisa Younker Lucretia Dodson Wm. Wilson Rayne Samuel Bracken Henry L. Kinter J.T. Kinter Indiana County Commissioners West Wheatfield H. S. Graham David C. Duncan John P. Elkin John B. Johnston Joseph W. Shawfield Kiskiminitas Quarries Company J. Vinnie Dias Brushvalley Robert M. Thompson Hannah C. Clawson J. H. Engle Evaline Harman W. 8 Little Christian Grambling John Stiles Daniel Overdorff Emanuel Underwood Burlington A. V. Barker John Stoneback James Kunkle E. A. Irvin Alexander Irvin A. V. Fisher Blairyville Mary J. Askins

Deaths of a Week Mrs Nancy Fleming obituary

Mrs Nancy Fleming of Armstrong township died Saturday morning at age 71 from age related complications. She was widow of John Fleming and mother to John Stewart Will Couch Thomas Lewis Frank James Fleming Martha Johnston James Fleming Richard and Wm Robinson. Funeral services were held at Carry Run and Mahoning United Presbyterian churches with burial in local cemetery.

Nancy Fleming John Fleming Armstrong Township John Stewart Plumville Will Couch West Lebanon Thomas Lewis Frank Thomas Fleming Martha Johnston James Fleming Indiana Wm. Robinson Shelocta Richard Emlenton Carry Run

Obituaries of Peddicord Withington Row Conséin in Indiana district

Obituaries published for Mrs Catherine Peddicord of Armstrong township died in Homer City aged about 65 after bowel trouble. She was widow of Dorsey Peddicord and survived by daughter Mable and son Clark. Funeral at home conducted by Rev. W J Wilson with Greenwood cemetery interment. Also notices for Mrs Mary E Withington of Greensburg aged 51, widow of Dr Withington, formerly of Greensburg and Livermore, survived by daughters Alice and Dora, both teachers in Greensburg. Dora Row, widow of John Row, died near Philadelphia street aged about 60, survived by several children. James Conséin of Bolivar died February 17 aged about 84, survived by several children. funeral at Bolivar M E church and interment in Bolivar cemetery.

Catherine Peddicord Armstrong Township James Flickinger Homer City Dorsey Peddicord Mable Clark Town Curry Run W. J. Wilson Creekside Greenwood Mary E. Withington Greensburg Withington Livermore Indiana Alice Dora Indiana Normal School Dora Row John Row Philadelphia Street William Youngetown Joseph Edward Sweeny John Riley St. Bernard Catholic Church James Conséin Bolivar Robert George Reed Calvin Blairsville West Wheatfield Township W. A. Taylor Blairaville John Hendricks Fairfield Bolivar M. E Bolivar Cemetery

Mary J Coulter dies at 71 in town home funeral held

Mary J Coulter known town resident died at her Railroad avenue home Friday morning at 6 o clock aged about 71. She is survived by her sister Nancy who lived with her. Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon at her home by Rev G T Reynolds and interment was in Oakland cemetery.

Mary J. Coulter Mary Jane Coulter Railroad Avenue Nancy G. T. Reynolds Oakland Cemetery

Death of Rosella M Judson at 18 in Johnstown

Miss Rosella May Judson daughter of Mr and Mrs George Judson of Nolo died at her cousin Horatio Willett's home in Johnstown on Sabbath from scarlet fever aged 18 years and 9 days. Her remains were taken to Strongstown for funeral services held Tuesday by Rev J Milton Snyder with burial in Strongstown cemetery.

Rosella M. Judson Rosella May Judson George Judson Nolo Horatio Willett Johnstown Strongstown Hev. J. Milton Snyder Strongstows

No Bearing on Elkin in Pittsburg Vote

Congressman S M Jack says the Pittsburg GOP result has no bearing on Attorney General Elkin s candidacy for the Republican governor nomination. He notes Elkin supporters and anti Elkin voters backed rivals, calling the protest against the governor a partial motive and stressing many Republicans in the country haven t considered Pittsburg affairs.

S. M. Jack Pittsburg jJoxes Elkin Jack Larkin Lewis Gore A. M. Brown Quay

Has Too Many Husbands in Latrobe Romance

William Meguen of Latrobe and Mrs. Joseph Shank of Homer City wed last month. Meguen has learned Mrs Shank belongs to another man and seeks to end the marriage to avoid trouble. He discovered she once married Joseph Shank, who is still alive. The wife confessed and Meguen fears further conflict, offering to give up his wife.

William Meguen Latrobe Joseph Shank Homer City Annie Wallace Jozeph Shank Meguen Shank

Miss Birde Miller Dies After Lingering Illness

Miss Birde Miller of Glen Campbell aged 18 died Sabbath evening after a lingering illness. A former Indiana Normal School student she became ill while here. Death was due to spinal trouble and related complications. Interment will be at Burnside today.

Birde Miller Squire J. E. Miller Glen Campbell Indiana Normal School Burnside

Mrs Myers Dies in Washington Township at About 30

Mrs John Myers of Washington Township died February 18 at about 30 years old. Her husband and two young children survive. Funeral services were held at her late home Thursday by Rev W J Wilson, with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.

John Myers John Myera Washington Township W. J. Wilson Greenwood

Infant Grace Hosack Dies in West Lebanon

Grace Hosack the seven months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Calvin Hosack of West Lebanon died Saturday from pneumonia. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon by Rev N B Kelly and burial followed in West Lebanon cemetery.

Grace Calvin Hosack West Lebanon N. B. Kelly

Infant Margaret Ortner Dies of Pneumonia in White Township

Infant Margaret E Ortner daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ortner of White township died Monday morning of pneumonia aged seven months five days Interment was held in the Catholic cemetery at this place on Tuesday.

Margaret E John Ortner White Township

Mrs. Mary A. Curnow Died in Blairsville

Mrs. Mary A. Curnow of Blairsville died on Friday. She was born in England and came to the United States many years ago. She is survived by four sons and one daughter.

Mary A. Curnow Blairsville the Decessed England

Death of 40 Weight Roy Wright in State College

Roy Wright 24 son of Samuel and Mrs. Wright of Johnstown died at State College on Saturday. Interment was held at Johnstown on Tuesday. He was well known in the locality.

Roy Wright Samuel Wright Johnstown State College

Obituary notices from Cherry Tree to Blairsville deaths

Mrs Samuel Breth of Cherrytree dies at 67 after a three year illness. Survived by husband and children Jacob Windber Harvey Cresson Amanda Garman Ebensburg. Funeral today at Cherry Tree. Mrs William George of Blairsville dies at 25. Interred Blairsville. Jo an Lomison of Atwood dies at about 35. Interment at Atwood.

Samuel Breth Cherrytree Jacob Windber Harvey Cresson Mis Amanda Garman Ebensburg Cherry Tree

Local Notes On Residents At Tarentum And Area

Local correspondence reports Ed Reed of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Tarentum visiting home for a few days. A W Ewing improves from illness. Reed returns from Blairsville Intersection. Mr and Mrs James Kier of Vandergrift visit daughter Mrs H S Fulton. Mr and Mrs J H Fulton entertain several young folks Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs A C Reed hosted a neighborhood reception Saturday night. Miss Wilda Carney ill with pneumonia. J Henry recovering from rheumatic fever. Arlo C Hosack ill with pneumonia. R M Shefner plans to buy the hotel property to convert into a carriage and blacksmith shop. Harry Smith of South Bend will move to the W B Davis farm next month.

Ed Reed Pennsylvania Railroad Company Tarentum A. W. Ewing Reed Blairsville James Kier Vandergrift H. 5. Fulton J. H. Fulton A. C. Reed Wilda Carney J. Henry Arlo J. C. Hosack R. M. Shefner Harry Smith South Bend W. B. Davis

Local social notes from Shelocta and surrounding areas

Five Points residents Mr and Mrs Frank Rankin and others are listed as visitors and visitors of nearby towns. Mrs Robert Miller of Plomville visits her ill sister in town. Edgar Wiggins of Vandergrift spent Sabbath with his parents. The Emerson Club was entertained at Albert Wiggins home. Cora Stewart and Emma Thorp of Plumville visited friends here. Mrs John O Campbell and son Hugh of Parkwood were Shelocta visitors. Mr and Mrs W S Carnahan of this place visited Indiana last Wednesday. A sleighing party from South Bend enjoyed a chicken and waffle supper at the Lowman hotel Friday night.

Frank Rankin Robert Miller Plomville McCracken Edgar Wiggins Vandergrift Emerson Club Albert Wiggins Missea Cora Stewart Emma Thomp Plumville John O. Campbell Hugh Parkwood W. 8 Carnahan Indiana South Bend Lowman Hotel

Local Personal Visits Reported in Pittsburg Week

ADDITIONAL PERSONAL notes list Mr Samuel Cunningham and daughter Laura of Wayne avenue visiting Pittsburg this week. Miss Anna Frech of Oak street stayed with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs George Frech near Kellysburg on Sabbath. Mr D Stewart of Derry Station visited the Griffith Ellis family on Friday and Saturday. Stewart is a Pennsylvania trainmaster at Derry. Mr Arthur Wilson teaching at Larimer visited home from Friday to Monday, with Daniel Shram of Irwin as his guest during the stay.

Samuel Cunningham Laura Wayne Avenue Pittsburg Anna Frech Oak Street George Frech Kellysburg D. ©. Stewart Derry Station Griffith Ellis Church Street Stewart Pennsylvania Derry Arthur Wilson Larimer Daniel Shram Irwin

Miss Stone Released After Capture by Brigands

Miss Ellen M. Stone the American missionary freed by brigands near Salonika arrived at Strumitza Macedonia at 3 o clock Sabbath morning. Mme Tsilka and her baby were released at the same time and are well. Stone identified herself to authorities and will proceed to Salonika, with the news first telegraphed to Mr Dickinson in Constantinople.

Ellen M. Stone Mme. Teiska Salonika Strumitza Macedonia Miss Stone Mme. Tsilka Mr. Dickinson Conon Constantinople Stromitza Mies Stone

Temperance Institute Program at Bethel Lutheran Church

The Rayne township Temperance Institute meets next Monday at 7 pm at Bethel Lutheran church. Devotional by W Holt, address What Influence Can Young Women Have to Destroy the Drink Habit by Bertha Grange. General discussion by Mrs Agnes Stephens. Solo by Miss Larkie Bougher. Recitations by Cora Stephens Lina Widdowson Myrtle Barr. Songs intersperse the program with readings and further recitations by other participants.

Temperance Institute Bethel Lutheran Church Rayne Township W. Holt M' Bertha Grange Misa Agnes Stephena Larkie Bougher Cora Stephens J. W. Botsford J. Axe W. Williams Lina Widdowson Myrtle Barr

Uncle Sam's People lecture by Mr. Giddings in New Haven

The announcement invites attendance at Hall's seating this Friday as Mr. Giddings makes his first appearance under the People's Popular Entertainment Course. He returns by popular demand after last year's highly praised talk. Tickets on sale today at Hall's for Library Hall event on Feb 27. Also notes about Hogan's Alley and local notices for boarders.

Mr. Giddings Uncle Sam People’s Hogan's Alley Library Hall Mary Lang H. E. Beatty Indiana

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