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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1906

Page

1

Fire destroys Homer City planing mill and nearby structures

A heavy gale fueled a blaze at Homer City destroying the Morris Betts planing mill and lumber sheds, plus the Daniel Brickley blacksmith shop. Fire began near 4 30 PM with wind driving sparks across the creek. the blacksmith shop burned completely, while nearby roofs caught fire but were largely saved. Damage runs into thousands, with the mill and sheds heavily insured though losses may exceed by about 3000 dollars. Origin is unclear but sparks from Guthrie Tuck plant are suspected.

Morris-Betts Company Daniel Brickley Homer City Guthrie-Tuck Manufacturing Company Prairie State Incubator Company J. M. Guthrie Guthrie-Tuck

Donl Overwork The Sewer In Borough Notice

Town Council targets roof water connections to the sewers and orders immediate disconnection of rain spout lines. The borough engineer will investigate breaches and report violators. Those infringing will be notified and must comply within 48 hours or the borough will lien the property to cover the costs of required changes.

Council

Deaf church sermon shared in sign language by student

Rev. R H McClure of Blairs ville United Presbyterian Church uses Miss Mabel Sawhill to translate his sermon into sign for deaf congregants. H W Johnston of Mbensburg leads Indiana branch of Huntingdon and Clearfield Telephone Co, with new instruments to replace faulty ones. Chaplain prospects for state senate Rev B J Knox Greensburg former M B church pastor seen as likely appointee during upcoming extra session.

R. EH. McClure United Presbyterian Church Blairsville Mabel Sawhill Blairsville College For Women McClure H. W. Johnston Mbensburg Indiana Huntingdon and Clearfield Telephone Company Mr. Jolmaton Myron Davis Mexico Hiate Senate B. J. Knox Greensburg State Senate Knox M. B. Church

McKelvey Charged With Crime At Home Near Youngstown

George M. McKelvey a former resident of Blacklick Furnace killed himself at his home near Youngstown December 24 while ill with a long disease. He once attended Peters Ridge Academy and taught at Tomb schoolhouse years ago. W Guthrie of town was elected president of the Equitable Lunch Club a new group of Equitable Life agents in Western Pennsylvania. The club meets monthly in Pittsburg and Guthrie is the first nonresident chosen for the role.

George M. McKelvey Blacklick Furnace Youngstown Mr. McKelvey Pidters Ridge Academy Tomb W. Guthrie Equitable Lunch Club Equitable Life Assurance Society Pennsylvania Pittsburg Guthrie A. Clark Moorhead James Moorhead White Township Los Angeles Cal West James 8. Moorhead Greensburg J. Wood Clark Town John M. Walker Apollo Mer. Walter Armstrong Township Thia County Arthur M. Riddall Clenwooe Glan Campbell Joan Margaret Jamasca W. 1

Obituary notices from West Wheatfield and surrounding areas

A string of death notices and minor obituaries from West Wheatfield and nearby townships. Mrs Killen Brintlinger aged 72 died after pneumonia. other passages report deaths of Mrs Nancy Gibson Mrs Iliza Harbison Mrs Margaret Jamison Mrs Catherine Newpher A Clark Moorhead and Frederick Helfrick with brief life summaries plus infant deaths and a house fire at New Florence. Details include birth years marriage links and surviving relatives. An upcoming Johnstown land dispute hearing and a Southside basketball preview complete the page.

Facod Brintlinger Killen Brintlinger Jacob Brintlinger West Wheatfield Herop Frank Custer Park Jacob Blairsville Hannah Curnow Cokeville Carrie Mack West Wheafield Township S. A. Shaukis

Indiana County Farm Institute Sessions Announced

The Procluss publishes a detailed program for the State Board of Agriculture organized farmers institutes to be held in Indiana and Purchase Lingy. Lecturers from the state assist local talent in farm topic discussions on Exhausted Soils manure fertilizer silo butter hay and other topics across sessions January 29 to February 2 with programs at Indiana and Porchagse. Chairman S. M. Mc Henry of Indiana county urges access to programs and information.

the Procluss Indiana Purchase Lingy State Board of Agriculture Parchade Line M. McHenry Indiana County Monnay Artornoox Bond Danville Montour County J.M. Hi

Here on & Good Mission and Local Notices

J OC A Lubken of Johnstown, mining engineer, visits for a good mission to investigate water pollution in Twolick wreck waters reported by the Clymer Water Company. Birthday celebrated for Mrs Sarah Dick of Mitchells Mills with over fifty guests and a dinner. Mrs Frank Speedy of Wilkinsburg ill with typhoid fever. Sophia daughter of Mr and Mrs By J Cooper of Chamberaville ill with fever. Squire Samuel Sheifler of Coral injured in chopping mill. clothing caught in shafting, right knee dislocated, 16 stitches. Pupil of Rample Ran school present teacher Prof K Bird Holman with a photo album for noted work. C L Campbell of Heshbon tours county as mercantile appraiser. Jacob M Zener retained as janitor of county buildings. Miscellaneous music and social items listed from Rural Districts.

J. OC. A. Lubken Johnstown Clymer Water Company Twolick Mr. Lubken Sarah Dick Mitchells Mills Frank Speedy Wilkinsburg Mra J. Coopar Chamberaville Squire Samuel Sheifler Coral Rample Ran K. Bird Holman

Food and Farm Water Supply Topics at Meeting

The program included talks on Food by Lizzie Swartz and The Farm Water Supply by Geo. B. Wald. Webb Minnan opened the session. Arrangements were led by John Napp and others including Wesley Nichol, Lizzie Swartz, and Mrs. Ry Hott.

Bond Munshower Geo. E. Hall A. M. Wonder Jonathan Learn Aaron Steele Ph. Hamill J. W. Wigging D. M. Smith Lizzie Swartz Wesley Nichol Geo. B. Wald Webb Minnan John Napp Iyoek Butterbaugh Minnan DD. Ry Hott

Milliner seeks damages in Pittsburgh suit

Miss Nannie G Kaufman of Center township Tarentum former resident files $5,000 damage suit in the U S District Court of Pittsburgh against Dr J A Knowlton borough physician Dr Donnell and others. She alleges that on February 6 1914 Knowlton diagnosed her nephew Trewin Kaufman with smallpox and that Donnell quarantined the home causing financial loss to her millinery business.

Nannie G. Kaufman Center Township J. My Knowlton Tarentam Miss Kaufman United States District Cort Pittsburg J. AE. Donnell Tarentum Woc. Kaufman

Strike at New Coal Plan Idle Mines Near Plumville

All Buffalo and Susquehanna Coal and Coke Company mines at Wallopsburg near Plumville are idle as miners strike after wage demand was refused. Several hundred idle. deputies guard Coralia mines where activity improves and expected work to resume soon. Mrs. Wettling hosts New Century Club meeting discussing social settlements and poverty. Hare property on Philadelphia street sold for 14000 to J B E Young and C H Moore for future business block.

Plumville Buffalo & Susquehanna Coal and Coke Company Wallopsburg Coralia W. F. Wettling New Century Club D. M. Welch Edward Rowe Chicago J. C. Irving Robert Hunter Philadelphia Street J . BE. Young C. H. Moore Hare

Personal Brevities From Willet and Nearby Towns

A round of social notices from Willet and nearby areas lists residents visiting relatives, hosting dances, and returning from trips. Names include Ira Marlin, M. Morrison, James Gibson, Miss Mary Loughry, and others, with scattered references to church sales, schooling, and a Johnstown Journal employee. The United Presbyterian church of Jonestown was sold for 845,000 with a new worship house planned.

Ira Marlin Dear Willet Harry Little Town Howard M.D. Mason Glen Campbell Aitons Cluly Library Hall James Stayford Hallwood A.C. Good West Mahoning Township Durhiye J. 4 Waterson Cockport Indiana Mra Tang Morrison New Florence M. Laney United Presbyterian Church of Jotastown Dens Lockard Near More James Smail North Sixth Street Ll. A. Hollister Wilmerding James Gibson Allegheny Gibson Philadelphia Street Mary Loughry Archibald Matthews Johnstown Lilvie Carnahian Parkwood J. 8. Pershing West Philadelphia George W. Simpson Wayne Avenue George P. McCartney Church Street Edward Laughlin Pittsburg J. M. Laughlin Arthur Monroe Torrence Mercersburg Jennie Brash Rayne Township Greensburg Prank M. Blue Chambersville John Griffith Chestnut Street Welham Speedy & Swan James Jack John. Sutton Exeter N. T John Baker Miders Ridge Herbert Baker Blair Alers Johnstown Journal A. I. Diehl Pann Run Arland Tose Slatterly Wilkinsburg Frank Slatterly Booth Sixth Street A. M. Hammera Carol Normal Hamnoerd Margaret Updegrat Jack Updegral Punxsatawayy Holiyar John K. Brallier

Institute program at Lytle school Saturday

Miss Dorothy Wilden, a Lytle Center Township teacher, witnessed a proposed institute program to be held at her school on Saturday. The morning session opens with devotional exercises at 10:00, followed by welcome address by Hoy Magill, responses by J.C. White and LY. Pounds, and various topics and recitations led by local educators and students. Afternoon session includes a roll call, selections, and discussions on parental involvement and public school branches, with noted participants listed.

Dorothy Wilden Lytle Center Township Tre Wotness Hoy Magill J.C. White LY. Pounds Withvia Nicholas Wineman TN. King J. C. Pounds Popie Cirard Sam King Johnston Mr. Sheer Mr. Titl W. PL Risinger N. M. Bethel Vopie T Stewart Miss Kinter Zella Rumbaugh Mo. Wil Stind D. §. Brown J. H. Henderson O. Anderson Me. Ferrier Chaplin White My. Campbell Deol. Cribs Margaret Wilson Gillis Mclaughlin Mr. Brandon Chapman

Directors for NUW VBA Annual Election Held at Hines House

The Patron's Mutual ira Insure Co of Indiana and Jefferson counties held its annual election at the Hines House Indiana. Directors elected include deffergyon Miller Olive burg Meado McGeo Big Run Thad Reitz Stanton and others with many from Marion Center Home and Ambrose. The annual settlement is set for Puoxsutawney Monday January 22.

Patron's Mutual Ira Insure Company Indiana Jefferson Counties Hines House Deffergyon County Miller Oliveburg Meado McGeo Big Run Thad Reitz Stanton B. Brosing Langville L. Stewart Grange Andy Lingenfelter Sprankles Milla D. K. McAlhoos Rome M. McHenry

Verdicts and Court Actions Move Through Week

A jury renewed a verdict for the plaintiff in a trespass case Andrew Duncan vs Joseph Clements and others, awarding $150 after long trial. Other cases, including Comstock vs Brown Brothers, Weaver vs Sides, and a Malicious destruction charge against Edward Zerby, proceeded or settled as Judge Patten presided in Armstrong County court.

Patten Meurler Mvorce Andrew Dancan Joseph W. Clements Duncan Pabton Armstrong County Firial CG. B. Comstock Brown Brothers Eise J. H. Weaver John Sides Matilda Sides Ann Barnes

Poor Farm project gains county support and voter debate

County officials and local citizens push for a new poor farm as care needs rise and foreign residents increase. A meeting will set steps to place the proposal before voters. Nearby notes report visits, family news, and holiday kindness at Homer City and Lutheran Chapel, including gifts to pastor Rev. J W Shaffer and church trustees elected for the year.

Homer City Lutheran Chapel J. W. Shaffer Shafter Homer Shatter First United Presbyterian J. T. Btowart ML M. Davia John 4. Getty

Surveying Coal Tract In Young Township Contract

County Surveyor Moorhead with Curtis Wilson Charles Moorhead and Wendell Ray began surveying a large coal land tract in Young township. The project will take about two months. Pro social at West Lebanon supports the school with proceeds from room No 3 event Thursday evening. All invited.

Moorhead Curtis Wilson Charles Moorhead Wendell Ray Young Township West Lebanon

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