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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1907

Page

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Property transfers and lots listed in Burrell and nearby towns

Public notices list numerous land transfers and lots in Burrell Montgomery Green and surrounding areas. Transfers include Obadiah Fry to W R Cowher for 2500, Dick Stephens to Sumner Gratt 100, John Daugherty to David Gibson 500, and multiple parcels in Cherrytres White Lebanon Rayne and Armstrong. Names include Obadiah Fry Richard Jones Jacob Wettling George Adamson and others, with varied acreages and prices.

W. G. Gresh Sides Burrell C. M. Lingle Obadiah Fry W. R. Cowher Sumner Gratt Blacklick Dick Stephens John Daugherty Rochastar Mills David Gibson Richard Jones George Adamson Rayne Buhite Imma J Joser St. Acres White Harry Walker Mathew Conner Obadiah Pry Witlian H.myers Arm Arm‘strong, To M. W. Laxman E.b.campbell Jefferson - Oe Clearfield Cherrytres T. A. Douglas Andrew Jy Weat Lebanon Edward Aillér

Court terms and appeals in early 1900s cases

A fragmented report outlines appeals and verdicts from 1904 hearings. It notes a verdict favoring Ira Hess and Smith over Cavannaugh Co. with an interest claim, a five per cent commission dispute on a $10,000 real estate sale, and a timber contract dispute. It also mentions a trial involving John Miller charged with desertion, requiring costs and recognizance at an upcoming March term.

Ant Amber Ional Ira Hess Evans Blairaville A. A ‘White G. W. Lowe John Miller Jennie Miller

Man in Panxantawney area sought life ending act

A mentally deranged young man from Kellysburg attempted to end his life by strangling himself with a towel in Panxantawney. He was found in time, treated at Dr Gribe's hospital, and was later moved to Panxantawney lockup for observation. Several local incidents and medical updates follow, including injuries and police involvement.

Brilliant Banquet by Woodmen of the World Held

The third annual banquet of Indians Camp No. 40 Woodmen of the World occurred Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Attorney George J. Fell spoke on The Woodmen and Hitler Pesler discussed Beneficiaries. Hon. M. Jack was to speak but could not attend. A local quintet including Charles Geasler John Selig Paul Graff John St Clair and Howard Vogel performed vocal selections. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid served the banquet, followed by dancing with music from Apple’s Orchestra.

George J. Fell Hitler Pesler Jack Charles Geasler John Selig Paul Graff John St. Clair Howard Vogel Ladies’ Aid Society Presbyterian Church Apple

Returns After Long Absence Delight Shank Family

Great rejoicing last week at the home of Mr and Mrs Jacob L Shank in Penn Run over the unexpected return of their son Lewis who had been absent for twelve years. He traveled through many states in railroad work and was mourned as dead after six years without word. The report notes other local items including military appointments and civic changes.

Jacob L. Shank Penn Lewis Shank

Personal Brevities From Indiana County

A long roster of local residents and visitors is listed, noting travel to Latrobe and Pittsburgh, juror service, business trips, and social visits. Names include Dr Edwin J. Wood, Mrs Bort Jobe, Ross Daugherty, Misa Ruby Kebler, James Rabfinian, and many others. Activities span county seat calls, town visits, and attendance at ceremonies and banquets.

Edwin J. Wood Latrobe Neal Teade City Grant Philadelphia James Rabfinian Center Township Indiana R.S. Uncapher Parkwood Shebota Samuel Kerr. M.S. Cramvford Marion Center William Wolfe Rayne Township H. H.y Steving Pittsburg Bess Hamilton South Wirth ‘Street Homestead D. A. Cunningham Wayne, Avenue Freeport Caroline Speady North Eighth Street Dubvns John F. St. Clair West Wheatfield Township paar _A. A. Simpson Indiany ‘Lumber and Supply Company Newark N.d N. B. Woodward Creekside H. C. Jobe Waterstreet R. R. Hazett Georgeville Josiah Lydick South Seventh ‘Street Wigiting ‘Nee Alster Lavina Dresser Johnstown A. M. Hook Brownde" Gessler Sheffield Ala Stacey H. Bmith Williate Heflefinger Derry A. M. Wander Town Kerry John L. Getty Church Street Mt. Clemens Mich Wellington Clark North Ninth Street

Tragedies Share Coast to Coast in Postings of Local Deaths

A Tennessee pastor, Revi J. McVanHorn, killed himself in a Yatts Creek hotel amid mental decline. multiple local deaths follow including a nine year old who died after a New Year’s play injury and a Jacksonville man found dead in his chair from heart trouble. Also noted are railroad fatalities in Gray Station and other interments, with surviving family details and funeral arrangements.

Thanno Wis Brato TiJiu Piaying Jacksonville Revi J. Mc VanHorn Cumberland Presbyterian Church Tanome Union Church Canoe Township Yatts Creek Sugar Hill Jefferson County Tomé Palle VanHorn Paul Lott Frederick Rossiter Oakland Oloe Henry Knee James McKee Knee United Presbyterian Church William Saltsburg Roy Cleveland J. B. Craig Uving United Presbyterian Burying Grounds

Appointment of Dr H W Tittle as railroad physician

In New Florence, Dr H W Tittle son of O of Blairville has been appointed railroad physician for the Pennsylvania company working between Johnae bows and Derry. McConnell Hotang the reacatate Beanery on ea due sheoed ay Howok Retown.

H. W. Tittle New Florence Te Title Blairaville Pennsylvania Company Johnae Bows Derry McConnell Hotang Ea Due Sheoed Ay Howok Rees

Choral Society concert and fire insurance directors listed

A fine musical program for the Choral Society will be presented in Library Hall tomorrow evening with Pittsburg Symphony Orchestra members aiding. A special train will run from town to Blairsville to help residents attend and return that night. Directors were elected at Patron's Mutual Fire Insurance Company for Indinso and Jefferson counties, with settlements to be discussed at the Washington Hotel in Punxsutawney.

Bittaburg Hatertain Choral Society Library Hall Coleridge Taylor Longfellow Hiawatha Snte Tesurance Companies Patron's Mutual Fire Insurance Company Indisco County John Kinter Garbieton J. K. McElhoes Home Laura Cockport William Morrison Marion Center Samuel Mulberger Ambrose M. McHenry James Speedy Indiana Jefferson County LL. M. Lewis Panxsatawney Eli Miller Oliveburgz Ladd M. Relta Stanton B. Brosing Langville I. Stewart Grange IL. M. McGee McGees Mills Washington Punxsutawney Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance Company Griffith Ellis Henry Hall Edward G. Vogel Cunningham H. ©. Christy Edward Rowe John A .Kindley James A. Orogaman James R. Daugherty

New Bank Opens Its Doors in Blacklick

The First National Bank of Blacklick began operations on Monday in a modern stone and brick building at Main and Indiana. It has a paid up capital of 25000 dollars and a 5000 dollar surplus, owned entirely by Blacklick residents. The bank offers general banking, a shared savings department, and foreign exchange. The officer roster includes President Dr. Jason W. Carson, Vice President James Gardiner, and Cashier William H. Ashbaugh, with a full slate of directors led by Milton Bell and Jason W. Carson.

First National Bank Blacklick Buileing Main Indiana Streets Jason W. Carson James Gardiner Wiliam H. Ashbaugh Milton §. Bell William E Roblinson Jacob F. Gerhart John I. House Holder William F. Hikin Stewart J.sides James Gardner Sumner Graff Gillis M. Doty H. Lloyd Taylor Wiliam C. McCrea Witton H. Ashbaugh

Missing Blaine Seanor: Willet teen vanished after barn work

Blaine Seanor 17, son of former County Treasurer Harry Seanor near Willet, disappeared Friday after accompanying his brother Burrell to the creek. He was last seen working at his father's barn. A neighborhood search found nothing. A description and reward have been published in the Pittsburg papers.

Blaiie Harry Seanor Willet Blaina Burrell Creakaide Pittsburg

Dirthany Auniversary Cites Dixonville Birthday Tribute

J N Gates of Dixonville was surprised on January 7 by friends at home when he returned from an unannounced visit to find a gathered group presenting him a rocker in honor of his 88th birthday. Dr Benjamin Coe gave the presentation address as Mrs Gates aided by women hosted a fine supper and social hour followed by entertainment.

David Garland Hig Bone Bolivar Pennsylvania Canal Woodeman Pennsylvania Daniel B Johnn Peter Thomas Robert Mary Hubly Payette County Wert Falfield Worty J. N. Gates Dixonville Howe Mr. Gates Ila Posa Benjamin Coe Gates

Trip to West In Vatu Conn Bley Leaves for Albuquerque

Conn Bley, son of a Wellington resident, traveled to Albuquerque in hopes of regaining health and escaping lung trouble. He has lived there for some time as his condition fails to improve, and he plans to return home.

Vatu Conn Bley Wellington Ite Albuquerque Mexico Rev Alnee Sion Mr. Bley

Going Back to Harm R FB Templeton and Wife Move Farm

R FB Templeton and his wife of South Seventh street are moving this week to their farm near the outskirts of town. The relocation shifts residence from the city to rural grounds, signaling a new home venture for the couple.

Harm R.fb Templeton South Beventh Street Dfart

Weddings of a Week Andereon Marshall

W C Anderson formerly of Willinsburg and Miss Kill M Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs Marshall of North Ninth Street were married at San Diego California this week by Rev Shaw pastor of the United Presbyterian church of San Diego Miss Marshall left for Los Angeles where she met her husband She was accompanied as far as Chicago by her brother G M Marshall Anderson is a civil engineer at Coronado California where they will reside for now The bride is well known in Indiana and is a graduate of the Indiana Normal school in 1905.

Andereon-Matshall W. C. Anderson Willinsburg Miss Kill M. Marshall Mrad M. Marshall North Ninth Atreat San Diego Cal Rev. Shaw Willdinaburg United Presbyterian Church of Misa Marshall Sas Angeles Chicago G. Mendo Marshall Anderson Coronado Gal Indiana Indiana Normal School

National Bank Directors Change Little in County

National banks across the county held annual meetings Tuesday electing directors for the coming year with few changes. numerous banks list presidents and officers including First National Bank of Indiana James R. Daugherty cashier and Citizens National Bank of Indians, plus Cherrytrea Bolivar Marion Center and others. An upcoming directors meeting will choose officers, with changes anticipated.

Udiana First National Bank of Indiana W. J. Mitchell J. P. Blair M. Torrence Griffith Olin Henry Prothero Ernest Stewart D. C. Brown James R. Daugherty Citizens National Bank of Indians H. M. Lowry D. M. Caldwell A. W. Mabon J. R. Stumpf B. Campbell A. BF. Bowman J. M. Glassford E. R. Hammond B. J. Reese E. 1. Robinson A.taylor T. J. Robinson Hammond Thomas Hammond Br. F. R. Hammond R. Hammond National Bank of Marion U. J. Thompson C. R. Griffith N. C. Simpson H. B. Wetzell Watzell William Rankin W. J. Buchanan Caghier H. G. Work Salisburg National Hank James P. Watson James W. Smith J. C. Watson John McCombs Joseph Raleigh Samuel Waddle R. W. Wair K. B. McNeil Thomas KR. Jolson Cashier H. ¥. Carson River National Bayk Blairavilla T. D. Cunningham J. M. Turner Dr. L. Claggett Cyrus Bronker Tuomas Maher W. M. Graff Harry McCreary Ralph D. Builth Wilbur Graft W. P. Graff Mlaleavilla National Thomas Ki Carl Patchin Cashter I. Clark National Bai of Plumville M. D. Wyncoon W. Halralgh D, Andrews W. Clowes D, Kerr Charles Tucker H. G. Bowers G. Z. Crooks G. Burns Cashler W. Douda

Silas M. Clark Hall Dedicated at Indiana State Normal School

The Indiana State Normal School formally dedicated the Silas M. Clark Hall dormitory on a Saturday evening. Gen. Harry White handed the building to the school after a pipe organ recital, a speech by Gen. White, and an acceptance by Dr. James Ament. The ceremony featured music by Miss Ana Allan Cogswell and Miss Tivelyn Beardsley, with dance and orchestra performances in Recreation Hall.

Indiana State Normal School Silas M. Clark James Ament Peineia Harry White 8. M. Lockard Attorney Clark Ana Allan Cogswell Gen. White Ament Tivelyn Beardsley Recreation Hall Hamln H. Cogewell Conservatory of Mule

Church Notes and Weeklong Services Near Plumville

Church notes announce services at Mahoning Baptist near Plumville next Sunday and each evening next week led by Rev. M Wy Gold with Rev. George Batertine of Butler assisting. Communion will proceed in Lutheran and Baptist cloisters. Presbyterian and Second United Presbyterian observed Sabbath communion. Twenty one new members joined the former congregation and three joined the latter. Rev Albert Thomas of Blairsville will preach at Union church Fairview Monday at 7 30 p m on The Tragedy of the Cyogs. All invited.

Mahoning’ Baptist Church Plumville M. Wy Gold George . Batertine Butler Servitas Presbyterian Second United Presbyterian Church Albert Thomas Blairaville Union Fairview

State senators name nine committees in solemn declaration

State Senator John 8S Gryen Prominence At Haritabure Providant Pro Tem Woods announced the standing committees on Monday evening. State John Wisher of town is a member of nine committees. Mr Wakter chairs the Judicial General committee and will also serve on Props, City Passenger Railways, Elections, Winanes, New Counties and County Courts, Public Health and Sanitation, Public Roads and Highways, and Railroads.

John 8S Sher Gryen Haritabure Providant

Engagement Announced for Latrobe Couple

Latrobe residents Mr and Mrs Daniel W Jones announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Mary Innie Jones to Dr Edward K Wood of town. Miss Jones is noted in Latrobe society and the wedding is planned for early spring with a banquet to follow at the Ancient Order Knights hall.

Daniel W. Jones Latrobe Mary Innie Jones Edward K. Wood Miss Jones Wood M. H. Wilson Routh Beventh Atreet

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