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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1916

Page

5

Smith Seeks Republican Nomination for Congress in 27th District

W. O. Smith announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Representative in Congress. He argues for free-for-all races, reviews experience, and pledges honest service, citing policies on labor defense currency and river improvement as district priorities.

Congress National Legislative Assembly United States Allegheny River W. 0. Smith

Mauk Family Reunites On Christmas at Rochester Mills

The Mauk family held their 46th annual gathering at Mauk Bras home in Rochester Mills on Christmas day with 70 pounds of chicken eaten at the dinner. Officers elected were DLN. Mauk of Montana as president J. G. Mauk of Rochester Mills as vice president Ella Mauk of Marton Center as secretary. Personal greetings were read from Dallas Mauk of Montana and Fred Mauk of Michigan. An obituary style memorial for Homer El Scin appeared dated April 5, 1916.

Mauk Leunion Jos Mauk Mauk Bras Mear Rochester Dln. Mauk Montana J. G. Mauk Rochester Mills Ella Mauk Marton Center Dallas Mauk Fred Mauk Michigan

Plans for Boys Corn Club and new rules for 1916

The county corn growers club will continue into summer 1916 with a business like plan. Contestants must keep expense records, value fodder at 2.00 and corn at 1.085 per hundred pounds, and all prizes total 60 dollars with 10 percent reserved for state college attendance. Rules cover eligibility up to age 20, plot size, seed corn, reporting, weighing, and judging on December 12 by two judges. Banquet will close the Corn Show. enrollment open by mail to the county superintendent.

L. Vearn Indiana James F. Chapman County Institute D. F. Rinn State College Ravings & Trust Company Corn Club Nmme Pennsylvania Indiana County

Blairsville notes of fire danger and civic life

In Blairsville a second floor stove fire at a North Liberty Street double house caused significant damage to the Grinders’ end and prompted a prompt response by the volunteer fire company. Irrank Grinder, an Austrian worker at Tittle’s Foundry, lived there with a large family and had no insurance. The piece also covers local civic matters including the new borough council, construction by Gil Overdoré for the Pennsylvania Railroad, land deals by Westinghouse with Hill heirs for sand beds, and notes on local societies, school officials, births and deaths, and various visits and illnesses across Blairsville and nearby Jacksonville with incidental church, institute, and civic activity.

Wm. Morris Morrison Fountain Inn Monmouth North Liberty Street Thompson Archibald Irrank Grinder Tittle Jie Gil Overdoré Pennsylvania Railroad Company Westinghouse Company Pittsburg Hill Blairsville Derry Derry Township James McMillen Lawn John Gilson Thomas Bolan Livermore Bolen Burbank Robert Wolf Samuel Ferguson G. W. Crede Wm. Vorlago W. P. Graff Freisurer Albert Redpath W. G. Cooper Jas. Vantine Isaac Hicks John Mangan

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