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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1899

Page

4

Moorhead Sons Auction Notice January 4 1899

An advance yearly payment of one dollar with a lot paid within the year 31.25 is listed for A. T. Moorhead & Son located on North Seventh Street. The notice is dated Wednesday January 4, 1899.

A. T. Moorhead & Son North Seventh Street

Revered Mrs Sophronia McHenry dies at 89 in Rayne Township

Mrs Sophronia McHenry widow of John D McHenry of Rayne township died at her home Saturday afternoon at 1 oclock aged 89 years and 29 days. She survived by four children including Mrs Sidney Bush and S M McHenry and was a Grove Chapel Lutheran parishioner. Funeral held Tuesday at noon at the family home with Rev Jehan Tomlinson, interment Greenwood cemetery. Also notes death of Mrs Sarah Trons in Philadelphia and J C Pearce of Saltsburg who died January 1 1899 aged about 77.

Sophronia McHenry John D. McHenry Rayne Township Oliver Scott Connecticut Scott Blacklick Township McHenry Sidney Bush Johnstown Pamelia Litte Springfield S. M. McHenry White Township Airy Margaret E. McHenry Old Homestead Grove Chapel Lutheran Church Jehan ‘Tomlinson Greenwood Cemetery Sarah Trons David Trons Lucy Doulphin Philadelphia Irena Charles Irons Viola Henrico Pitsburg Julia McCune West Virginia Della Corbin Lewis Hay Oziland Cemetery J. C. Pearce Saltsburg Perce Saltsbury Board of Trustees Mildred Mabel Trompson Church Street Emma Bryan Derry Harry Bryan Elmer Lockard Washington, D. C Rachel Clawson A. S. Cunningham R. B. Carroll Skelecta Willet M. E C. Thompson Washington Seminary Washington, Pa Eva G. Thompson Fourth Ward Clark Myers Will McCoy Homer City Columbus McCoy West Philadelphia Street James EK Repine T. D. Stephens Peon Eun Misa Lizzie Simpson D. P. French Plumville George H. Henry Arnold Westmoreland County M. H. Henry Wm. Beand Robert Ellwood City Charles Third Ward Robt. Wilson Allegheny Seminary Wilson Presbyterian Church Samuel Lowman Bondville Iil R. F. Walker West Philadelphia Sab Lowman Center Town Ship CG. McLain Wilkinsburg Bra D. H. Lucas 10Th Street John B. McCormick Marion Center Pearl Lyd Beckie Blue Freeport Sahata Alenday Toether Allesheny City

Local Obituaries and Notices from Blairsville Area

Obituary notes for Berton Altman a 13 year old Rayne township youth who died from blood poisoning after a chicken pox relapse with a Sabbath funeral at the Washington church graveyard near Kelysburg. Also reports the death of Mrs Catherine Heffelfinger of Blairsville from paralysis with services in Blairsville and Greenwood cemetery burial. Charles Burnham right of way agent of the Allegheny and Western Rail road died of pneumonia in Dayton Armstrong county. Anthony Dibler of Chamberville died aged about 60 from pneumonia. Mrs Mary Kidd near Purchase Line died aged about 60 with Lutheran church ties and Taylornville burial. an infant of Kenwood died. and a theft of 10 bushels of corn from an outhouse on Water street.

Berton Altman Berton Joseph Altman Rayne Township John Tomlinson Washington Church Kelysburg Charles Burnham Allegheny & Western Railroad Dayton Armstrong County DuBois Anthony Dibler Chamberaville Minnie Joseph Crooked Creek Baptist Church

Indiana County Institute Ends With Strong Close

The Indiana County Teachers Institute week closes after a full program of speeches on education, leadership, and civic duty. Highlights include N C Schaeffer and A E Winship addressing teachers, a visitors day tally, and resolutions urging public school funding, circulating libraries, compulsory attendance enforcement, and high schools in townships.

N. C. Schaeffer Mme. Gill A. E. Winship Journal of Education Boston Indiana George Junior Republic Freeburg N. Y Li‘bray Hall Hammers Indiana School Board D. Fess America Schaeffer Assembly Isle Peeler Canoe White Township Blairsville Shelocta Georgeville Smicksburg Winship England United States A. A. Willits Willits Indiana County Teachers’ Institute Fess Dewey Committee On J. F. Chapman Pennsylvania Legia- Intute Samuel Wolf James F. Chapman J.P. Galbreath John S. Ross Etta McClure C.W. McCrady Ella Hoskinson Dr. Winship Henry Houck E. O. Excell Excell Houck Indiana County Mme de Barrie Gill Institute Library Kentucky Abraham Lincoln G. T. Reynolds Old Homestead Sato Sunetaro G. Miller R. Y. Elder Young Township J. N. Langham A. J. W. Robinson Conemaugh Township S. R. Coltabaugh Armatrong Township Jacob Creps Rayne Township Thomas Hart Clarksburg Directors’ Association Teachers’ County Institute Hon. M K. Leard Horace J. Thompson A. M. Hammers Homer City Act of Assembly

Roosevelt Inaugurated Governor Of New York Albany Oath

A broad slice of early 20th century items notes Theodore Roosevelt becoming governor-elect of New York after taking the oath in Albany. Also mentions political figures, imperial world views, Ireland, and various local notices, including a dog for sale and a farm listing.

Theodore Roosevelt New York Albany Duke Gyril America Grant, Jr Stephen A. White California Ireland War Department John R. Brooke Cuba Joseph Vacher Jack the Ripper Bourge-en- Lresse Department of Patrick Hook Union Bridge Pittsburg Thomas Sharp Seventeenth United States Infantry Blooming Mill Edgar Thomson Steel Works Braddock Bennington Honolulu Guam Charleston

PERSONAL BREVITIES Aids From Many Towns

A long list of personal visits and travels across Indiana, Greensburg, Pittsburg, Johnstown, Blairsville, and nearby towns. Residents note guests, homecomings, and several relatives visiting over Sabbath, holidays, or on business, with announced moves to Philadelphia and Washington areas.

Equitable Life Agency Reports Strong Year in Pittsburg

The Pittsburg Agency of Equitable Life Assurance Society written policies totaling 6,524,865 for the year, despite a grip affecting late applicants. In claims, 79 death benefits paid through the Pittsburg office amounting to 289,123.80, with payments issued promptly all within three days of proofs.

Equitable Life Assurance Society New York Pittsburg Equitable

Edward A. Woods at Cuore Rink Indiana Pa

Edward A. Woods serves as manager for Ss. TW. Cuore Rink, with Cuore Rink acting as general agent in Indiana Pennsylvania.

Edward A. Woods Cuore Rink Indiana

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THE Indiana Progress MHS Sylvester Heffelfinger Catherine F. Heffelfinger Brushvalley Township Jacob Dick Joseph Williams New Alexandria John J. W. Criswell Blairsville Presbyterian Church Mary Kidd Purchase Line Wilber James Taylornville Frank Byers Kenwood Cherryhill Township James Johnston Water Street Indiana County Directors’ Association Court House D. E. Thompson E. M. Lockard S. J. Craighead Messrs John M. Isenberg West Wheatfield M. McHenry J. W. Painter North Mahoning Township Hugh Roberts Pine Township William Mhosack J. Telford Hugh Roberta A. W. Steele Ambrose Milt. G. Miller M. G. Miller Miller J. T. Bell 8S. M. McHenry B.C. George A. F. Cooper T. E. Hildebrand's W. J. Moore’s M. G. Miller's Wardner Boston Traveler Hay Pacific Hawaii John W. Qhalfant North Avenue Allegheny City Third United Presbyterian Church Diamond Street al Steffy A. C. Bethel John P. Elking Leon Smith Charles Gessler Greensburg Harry M. Stewart J. R. Wigging Tannery Grisemore J. M. Chambers Trade City James M. Henry Hillsdale Apnes Lytle D. A. Piper Beaver Falls Sue Williard Mack Alvin Palmer Heshbon J. L. Langham Grant Township Edith Smith Lyda Johnston Crete Margaret Thompson Third Ward Anne Sloan Chestnut Street Frank Dobernick, Sr John Malcolm First Ward John WW. Wray Central Hotel A. P. Lowry Ponxsutawney Hisses Beli Watson Gretta Owens Robert Watson Blairaville J. M._ Cunningham Mary Charles Duncan Ballington Township Melcy Duncan Sixth Street Laur Harman Creekside G. W. Parker Jevvie Parks Brashton B. . Ruffner Jeanette R. M. Mortis A. W. Lewis Letonia, O James 9. Lewis Lids Scott Will Taylor R. R. Riedel Kellysburg John Park Wheaton Bess Torrence D. R. Torrence Pittsourg Helen Torrence Agnes Birkman Platt University Brooklyn Squire J. D. Spicher Hilladale Ollie West Brownsville Washington County Murray Guess Wittekina’s al Wittekind Philadelphia Street Clothier Sioner C.F. Murray Clark A. White Yell Montis Dr. Hell Grate Hogarty Lexington T. E. Hilder Moore Homers City Ville Reat
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