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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1911

Page

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Gurglar fire damage linked to theft at Josephine store

Fire heavily damaged the Josephine Supply Company building in Josephine early Tuesday, with most losses insured. Investigators suspect thieves caused an electrical short two hours before the blaze, targeting the bank vault and post office areas while the store and lodging rooms burned. Most contents were destroyed except currency in a fireproof bank vault. The structure, a two‑part brick building, was insured and likely to be rebuilt at the same site. insurers covered most of the loss including bank and post office equipment.

Josephine Supply Company Bank of Josephine Jose‘phine Willis Baid Causa Indiana Lumber & Supply Company Corrigan & McKinney Company Cleveland Thompson Insurance Agency Vof Indiana People's Insure Agency

Tener Inauguration At Harrisburg Marks Governor's Term

John K Tener was inaugurated as governor at the state capitol in Harrisburg. A large crowd witnessed the ceremony as Chief Justice Fell administered the oath, followed by a long inaugural address and a statewide parade.

John K. Tener State Capitol Ansylvania NewUn Fell Mreme Court Govert Robert Murphy G Overnor Tener Capitol Wigovernor Tener WMO Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Police Gover- Tener

Hon John P Blair heads First National Bank of Indiana

Hon John P Blair chosen president and solicitor of the First National Bank of Indiana following the death of William J Mitchell. Various Indiana banks hold annual meetings electing directors and reaffirming officers including Blairsville Blair, Marion Center Marion, Bolivar Plumville and Citiv en’s National banks with long-standing officers reappointed.

John P. Blair First National Bank First National Bank of Indiana William Johnston Mitchell Blair Bosen First National Bank of Blairsville T. D. Cunningham J. M. Turner Cyrus Stouffer Dr. L. 3. Claggett Ralph B. Smith W. S. Carnahan Shelocta J. H. Pierce D. M. Caldwell A. F. Bowman J. T. Stewart Marion Center National Bank GC. A. Oberlin Richmond H. J. Thompson C. R. Griffith Wm. Rankin H. P. Wetzel N. C. Simpson Bolivar National Bank W. B. Hammond Frank R. Hammond W. F. Gibson F. B. Robinson David Kline John L. Rugh Garfield Hammond Plumville National Bank D. Andrews M. C. Wyncoop D. Kerr George Pfeffer Walker Raleigh H. G. Bowers A. W. Cowes George Crooks Burns M. €. Wyncoop D. W. Douds James B. Green Plumville

District Attorney Elkin Undergoes Gall Stone Operation

District Attorney W. F. Elkin of town was taken to Pittsburg last evening and underwent an operation at Mercy hospital for gall stones. Mr Elkin fell ill Saturday night. Dr W D Gates, his physician, urged immediate surgery. Dr Stewart from Pittsburgh arrived yesterday. it was decided to move him to the city hospital for the operation.

Elkin City Hospital W. F. Elkin Pittsburg l Mercy Hospital Blkin W. D. Gates Stewart Plittaburg Lcity Institution Charles Sansom Clarion Thomas J. Krants Tomamoyne T. Spicher D. Kerr John &. Brewer Plumylile James Taylor South Fifth Street Pittsburg Robert J. Hood New Florence Rankin Tomb Conemaugh George A. Conrath F. Warner Johnstown Elmer Hadden Cherryhill Township Nettle Fair South Seventh Street John C. Adair Greensburg Mayacargan Fairmont W. Va 9. C. Lydick West Chestnut Atreat Woodward Walker Armstrong Township Belt School House Washington W. C. Long Rayne Township George Hartman Scott Chambers Thomas Brown Henry Aiey West Philadelphia Street Steele Carr Frank Amond William Brown Monilay Mt. Clemons Mich EB. P. Caldwell Marion Center Beaver Walla Gardner Elis Misa Sarah McNicel Parl Bennett M. Bennett & Sons Lowe Ykesville Bace H. C. Updegraff Bolivar Carrick Allegheny Roy Reese Bollivar Pharmacy Jamon Forsythe Near Shelocta Gaston Ore Forsythe Rajah Mangen Oregon J. T. Case Fitzgerald W. B. Stahl Railroad Avenue Brandon

Pension Bill Passes House for Enslaved Veterans

The bill granting pensions to enslaved men, soldiers, and officers who served in the Civil and Mexican wars passed the House without amendment. Reported by the Invalid Pension Committee, it was supported by Congressman J. N. Langham, who buoyed hopes for enactment in the current session.

House J. N. Langham Langham

Wilmer Mower Elected Trustee in Bankruptcy Proceedings

In Indiana a meeting of creditors for the Tidiana Carriage Company was held before Referee W. Bikin. Wilmer Stewart Mower was elected trustee to manage the company’s affairs as it faced bankruptcy and liquidation following the failed business.

Wilmer Mower Indiana Tidiana Carriage Company W. &. Bikin Wilmer Stewart Ayar

Many Called by Death Jury 70 Decide Title to Land

A Civil court case over 54 acres in Buffington township ended when a July 1861 sale agreement was found among papers, sending the trial to the jury for verdict. The matter involved heirs of Samuel Mardis and James Mardis, with testimony from aging Pine and Buffington township residents.

Samuel Mardis James Mardis Buffington Township Jan. Stewart Samuel Mardis James Stewart Harry White Thos. White Jackson Mardis Pine Buffington

Good Road Prizes To Be Awarded Next Month

Indiana County automobile association to award five cash prizes for best roads in the county at a February 3 meeting. Officers elected at the annual meeting include President C M Lingle and Vice President S C Steele. Nearby incidents include a barn struck by lightning killing two cows in Gress Township and a 70th birthday postcard shower for Elizabeth Rand of Fenn Rua.

John P. Eyktin Indiana County Automobile Association C. M. Lingle Graceton S. C. Steele Homer City J. R. Richards Indiana C. K. Sutton Toseph Www Clemente J. Dick Wilson J. L. Nix J. C. Clark Ernest T. Stewart Andrew Trout Gresu Township Elsabeth Rand Fenn Rua

Enamel Ware Boom at Penn Enamel Company

The Penn Enamel Company reports its new enamel ware is the most perfect in quality and lustre. A snow white enamel and a grey enamel are praised by competent judges. The firm, led by president George A. Conrath and manager B W Stewart, opens a district office in Shak City to handle rising orders for lavatories kitchen sinks and sanitation closet tanks.

Uanat Penn Enamel Company George A. Conrath B. W. Stewart Ae Bolle Practical Teady Witte |Burg Bhak

Pine Plate Summer School Selects Adame Principal

A select school will be held at Pine Plate starting Monday April 24. The trustees have elected Prof. John Adame 88 as principal. The program will offer advanced and intermediate courses of study.

Pine Plate John Adame

Green to Buy 123 Acre Farm Near Penn Rue Cherrybilt

Mr. W H Green of Peas Hus purchases from Harry W Clark a 123 acre farm east of Penn Rue to Cherrybilt township for 9800 dollars. Green plans to engage in farming.

W. H. Green Harry W. Clark Penn Rue

Indiana Board of Trade elects officers at annual meeting

Justice John P. Elkin was elected president of the Indiana Board of Trade at the annual meeting on Monday evening. Other officers named include J. Wood Clark as vice president and J. A. Crossman as second vice president. Pensions granted to several individuals were announced by the Commissioner of Pensions to Wm. Bowner, Samuel E. Couch, James W. Howearth, and others. The column also notes a missing remittance with a dollar mailed from Cherry Tree and several local incidents including a child swallowing a safety pin, a broken leg, wind damage to barns, and a hotel manager change at the Central Hotel.

John P. Elkin Indiant Board O Trade J. Wood Clark J. A. Crossman Franklin Sansom Tom B. Hildebrand A. A. Simpson J. QR. Richards John W. Sutton George Riggen E.R. Lumsden D. L. Moorhead G. Meade Marshall H. 0. Timberlake J. L. Orr John A. Scott Commissioner of Pensions J. N. Langham Wm. Bowner McGranh Samuel EB Couch Blairsville Dnantet A Cornman Kittanning James W. Howearth J. B. Kirkatrick Dayton Ious Gathers Clarion Oliver Henry Geo J. Fulmer St. Petersburg

Conrad Pifer Answers The Last Roll Call

Conrad Pifer the sole veteran of the Mexican and Civil wars in the city died Saturday night at his son William Pifer’s home in Rochester Mills. Born near Harrisburg in 183? he served three enlistments and earned a 20 day furlough for being the best soldier in the First Division of the Twenty fourth Army Corps. He enlisted for the Mexican War in fall 1846 and endured a 36 day voyage to Vera Cruz with heavy losses among soldiers. The march toward Mexico City followed Chapultepec two miles west of the capital amid extreme heat.

Samuel Roger Fisher South Mahoning Township Mr. Fisher Irwin Westmoreland County Mahonings Fisher Maria Indiana J. A Charles P. Fisher Ridgway James G. Fisher Rossiter Samuel Buchanan Johnstown Miles Mollie Fisher Homestead Mahoning Conrad Pifer Citty William Pifer Rochester Mills Columbia Harrisburg Twenty-fourth Army Corps Pifer Nauteae Vera Cruz Mexico Gen Scott Commodore Perry City of Chapultepec Aix

Real estate transfers record shows multiple parcels sold

A list of real estate transfers details numerous parcels across counties. Buyers include Jesse Sud, J C Stanley, William F Weitzel, John Parks, Hizie Hileman, William H Green, Clark Neil, Cambria and Clearfield Railroad Co, Valentine Waseca, Agnes A McGregor and others. Prices range from 40 to 4000 dollars for lands and lots in Montgomery, Green, Brushway, Cherry Hill, Indiana and other areas.

T. 3. Marshall Ima Comemangh Croarfied Trust Co Thcott Peterman Im’ Arnestrong Jesse Sud Wilda Fry J. W. Rankin J. C. Stanley Rose WB. Brady Montgomery William F. Weitzel Samuel Graden Washington John Parks Hileman Hizie Hileman H. E. Clark Cherryhill William H. Green John Neil, Sr Young Clark E.neil James C. Dias Brushwajlay Cambria & Clearfield Railwev Co M. Fleury Green RF. Clark Ellie G. Smith Greet Valentine Waseca Tiuorga L. Trowe Indiana Agnes A. McGregor A. J. Lydick Ania C. Lydick

Railway Officers Elected at Indian County Railways Meeting

The Indian County Railways Company stockholders elected officers at the Friday annual meeting. D. H. Clark of Punxsutawney is president, T. L. Eyre of Chester is vice president, 8. A. Ris of Punxsutawney is treasurer and secretary, with John G. St. Clair and others as directors. County Supt. J. F. Chapman welcomed a newborn daughter and Frank Wood celebrated a new son. Barbers raise shave price from five to six cents.

Indians, County Railways Company Presid D. H. Clark Punxsutawney Vic T. L. Eyre Chester A. Ris Punxsutawnay John G. St. Clair Clark James B. P S. A. Rinn Punxsutawhey G. W. Kipp Towanda T G., Kyre Harry B. Clark Glen Campbell W. F. Elkin Indiana Ir. Co Chapman J. F. Chapman Chapmaeh Prank Wood Witgon & Wood Wood

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