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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1902

Page

1

Elkin Named Governor Candidate by Indiana County Rally

A large Indiana county Republican meeting at the court house endorsed Attorney General Elkin for Pennsylvania governor. John P. Elkin, urged by farmers miners teachers and workers, was praised for his public service and leadership, with a March 1 primary set and resolutions backing his candidacy adopted by acclamation.

Republican County Committee John P. Elgin Pennsylvania Indiana County Elkin Court House J. N. Langham Elder Peeler Squire T. S. Lynn West Wheatfield S. R.watback Langham Lewis Wissinger White Township Peeler John M. Leech Mr. Elkin Jack Eikia Indiana Commonwealth Our McKinley John P. Elkin

Social Functions Highlight Local Gatherings in Town

Mr and Mrs W B Loughry hosted a Monday dinner at their East Philadelphia home honoring Mrs Rebecca McCord of Pittsburg with about 15 guests. Kate Kuhn of Bradford visited brother David Ortz and a surprise birthday was celebrated. Marshmallow roast for Ladies Guild of Episcopal church set for Thursday Jan 23 at 8 PM. A fancy work party hosted by Mrs J M Taylor drew about 90 guests. Lutheran Christian Endeavor to offer oyster supper in Odd Fellows Hall tonight, with 5 PM serving. Town youths enjoyed a chicken and waffle supper at Hauxhurst s further social. Ferguson s Schoolhouse in White township to host box and pie social Friday night Jan 24. Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society to hold a dime social next Monday evening. Mr and Mrs James St Clair entertained about 90 friends on Thursday evening.

W .B. Loughry East Philadelphia Street Rebecca McCord Pittsburg Kate Kuhn Bradford David Ortz East Oak Street Ladies’ Guild The Episcopal Church Harry White J. M. Taylor D. B. Taylor South Fifth Street Christian Endeavor Society of the Lutheran Church Odd Fellows’ Hall Hauxhurst’s Ferguson's White Township Presbyterian Church Ladies’ Aid Society James St. Clair Church Street

Hand Blown Off In Hunting Accident In Armstrong County

Escrom Long of Phnir in Armstrong County suffered a severe hunting accident when his shotgun discharged at the Mahoning month. His right hand was badly lacerated and cut, necessitating amputation. He is well known in the northwest part of the county.

Escrom Long Phnir Armstrong County

Annual Bank Meeting Names Directors and Officials

The First National Bank held its annual meeting on Saturday evening. Directors elected for the year include John P. Blair Joseph Laughlin Harry McCreery Griffith Etliz Ernest Stewart J M Torrence and W J Mitchell. Bank officials are President W J Mitchell cashier J R Daugherty assistant cashier J Wilse McCartney teller James Blair. John P Blair elected solicitor. Also announced is Dr William H Hinds a new dentist from Philadelphia locating in Indiana with an office on South Ninth Street behind Ray and Nesbit's grocery. His family plans to move next spring.

First National Bank John P. Blair Joseph Laughlin Harry McCreery Griffith Etliz Ernest Stewart J. M. Torrence W. J. Mitchell W- J. Mitchell J. R. Daugherty J. Wilse McCartney Teller James Blair William H. Hinds Philadelphia Indiana South Ninth Street Ray & Nesbit’s Grocery Hinda J. B. Hinds Iown

Evening with the Erodelphians at Normal Chapel

An open meeting of the Erodelphian Literary Society was held in Normal chapel Saturday evening. The ball presented the one act comedy Mr Bab containing many laughable situations and delighted the audience with its humor.

Erodelphians Erodelphian iLiterary Society Bab

Primary slate narrows in county race yet to unfold

At a Republican County Committee meeting on March 1 the primary date was set for the coming Saturday with nominations due next week. Key races include congress where S. M. Jack stands unopposed in the district, assembly contenders A. F. Cooper and J. Smith, and treasurer with Harrison Seanor and John W. Miller. Sheriff contenders are Josiah Neal and Jacob Wettling, prothonotary W. R. Calhoun seeks another term, five candidates vie for commissioner, coroner has no announced candidate, and auditor contenders are S. I. Ankeny, A. W. Ewing, and Charles A. Nichol.

Republican County Committee Langham Congress Assembly M. Jack Town A. F. Cooper Homer City J. Smith Glen Campbell Harrison Seanor Washington Township John W. Miller Mechanicsburg Josiah Neal West Mahoning Township Jacob Wettling W. R. Calhoun Messrs. J. M. Marshall Columbus McCoy William F. George T. P. Stephens Johnston Moorhead Cherryhill Township I. Ankeny A. W. Ewing Charles A. Nichol White Township

MEN NAMED FOR OFFICE IN REPUBLICAN SUGGESTION MEETINGS

Republican suggestion meetings held Saturday in four wards to nominate candidates for February elections. Primaries next Saturday afternoon 4 to 7 o clock. Names proposed include judges inspectors council school directors and borough officers with James A. McNeel repeatedly listed as poor overseer and John B. Taylor as treasurer in multiple wards. Other named figures include A T Taylor David Blair J B Taylor and several ward specific choices across four wards.

John H. Pierce George W. Swan A. J. Smith J. M. Watt Jacob Wettling James A. McNeel Jacob Creps B. W. Wheeler Johnn B. Taylor Waed A. T. Taylor Charles Dodson Charles Lemmon Joho ‘T. Bell G. T. Hamilton Thomes Kerr Poer James McNeel David Blair John B. Taylor John A. Findley Robert N. Miller R. T. Marlin G. W. Roof W. M. Qunningham John L. Getty J. A. Findley James A. McNeal J. B. Taylor J. H. McGinity Wilson Rupert J. E. McKean A. T. Moorhead Hugh M. Bell T. B. Clark D. C. Mack J. M. Wachob Elder Peeler

Ministers Debate Sunday Newspapers Influence Card

The Ministerial Association met at the M. E. church with Rev J W Shaeffer reading a paper on The Influence of the Sunday Newspaper on the Christian Community. Ministers voiced opposition to such publications. Next meeting set for February 3 at the Presbyterian church with opening addresses by Rev Swartz Crawford and Rev G T Reynolds.

M. E. Church J. W. Shaeffer Homer City Presbyterian Church Swartz Crawford G. T. Reynolds

Young Coaster Injured in Learn School Hill Accident

Vernon Hoover, a Green township boy living with his uncle Jacob Uncapher, was injured while coasting at Learn School. A rail on the hill halted his sled, piercing his side with a deep wound over an inch, an ugly injury that could prove fatal.

Vernon Hoover Jacob Uncapher Green Township

Entertainment at Normal Huyghenian Society Meeting

The Huyghenian Literary Society hosts a public gathering in Normal chapel on Saturday evening. The program features an English melodrama and aims to entertain friends with an engaging lineup of performances.

Huyghenian Literary Society Normal Chapel

Recent Deaths Passings in Rayne and Nearby Towns

A series of obituaries from Rayne township and surrounding areas notes the deaths of 69 year old John Steetie from dropsy. 83 year old John Philips of Homer City. James Ramsey of Armstrong township aged 70. Margaret Rager daughter of Henry Rager aged about 25. Joanna Jones aged 85. John Teeters aged about 80. Henry Ressler son of Henry Jesaler aged 12. Samuel C Kier of Blairsville aged 16. and an infant child of Andrew J Pollock from Hamill. Funeral services and interments are listed for each, with surviving relatives and churches named.

John Philips Homer City Robert Blairville Thomas Martha

Wills and Estates Filed For Multiple Local Testators

In South Mahoning and nearby townships several wills were filed last week. J Frank Weamer appoints Andrew Weamer as executor with his widow receiving household goods and half his life insurance. The Graham will from Boffington assigns age-based inheritance to son J Harold Graham and parente provisions. Hannah Miller’s estate splits among James S Miller and Noble G Miller, with Noble G Miller and Charles M Miller named executors. Mary Ann Hadden's Cherryhill will leaves $5 to Sarah J Huffman and the remainder to Hannah Hadden who is executrix. Date references span 1893 to 1899.

J. Frank Weamer South Mahoning Township Andrew Wea_mer Thomas D. Graham Boffington Township Arso Harold Graham John Graham Hannah Miller Bisksville

Real estate transfers reported in Canoe township and city

Linus Lewis of Canoe township buys three lots on West Philadelphia Street from John R. Carnahan for 1000 dollars. Steve T. Gibson purchases the Drummond property on West SK Street for 1500 dollars. Sales handled through Wattling & Crocaman agency.

Linus Lewis Canoe Township West Philadelphia Street John R. Carnahan Steve T. Gibson Drummond West Sk Street Wattling & Crocaman

Johnstown Team to Meet Indiana Club Tonight

The Johnstown basketball team faces the local Indiana State Association club this evening at Library Hall. A good game is promised with the Indiana band providing ambiance and other special fares advertised for attendees.

Johnstown Indiana Sete Association Library Hall Indiana

Personal BREVITIES from county seat visitors and guests

A long list of residents from Georgeville Blairsville Plumville and surrounding towns travel to Pittsburg Latrobe and Johnstown on family and business visits. Notable names include R R Hazlett T R Travis Mrs C Miller Miss Jeasie Kerr and Edward H Sutton among others.

Canning Factory Stock Drive Aims at Homer City Site

Messial Davis and McKendry of Hastings Industrial Company Chicago seek stock in Homer City for a proposed canning plant. Company with plants in several states has local business men backing the project and has secured 4000 in subscriptions. A deed includes 40 acres along Eehice Creek with coal and a bank opened on the property.

Homer City Messial Davis and McKendry Hastings Industrial’ Company Chicago Pany Quincy Agey

Joint Institute of Teachers Meeting Friday and Saturday

A joint institute of teachers from Washington, Hest, Mahoning and Ray ne will be held on Friday and Saturday February 21 and 22 at Hav Seas. All teachers are expected to participate. In the Fourth Ward, property sold by landlord H. i. Moors of the NewsAscene, Fineese, eats purchased. The Joh.

Ington Hest Mahoning Rayne H. i . Moors

Coal land sales spread in Elders Ridge and Cambria county

Pittsburg capitalists expand coal acquisitions in Elders Ridge area paying about 75 dollars per acre for tracts around West Lebanon owned by James Paul Jesse Lewin Henry Cerney Samuel Klingensmith G W Collins Calvin Hosack Mrs Sarah Rosensteel and Thomas Campbell. Additional leases in Dixonville and nearby regions are pursued by Stadden McHugh J S McElhoes and J Murray Thompson as eastern syndicate plans a rail link via Moss Creek to ship coal over Pennsylvanian lines.

Pittsburg Elders Ridge Scott Heire West Lebanon James Paul Jesse Lewin Henry Cerney Samuel Klingensmith G. W. Collins Calvin Hosack Sarah Rosensteel Thomas Campbell John McCombe Susquehanna Township Cambria County Pina Township Moss Creek Susquehanna Branch Cambria & Clearfield Pennsylvania Railroad Spangler Pennsylvania Lines Stadden

Weddings of a Week Rugh Snyder

John A. Rugh of Garfield married Gertrude L. Snyder of Bolivar at the bride’s mother's home with Rev. J. J. Davis officiating. The couple plan a brief honeymoon and will reside in Bolivar. Rugh is a carpenter with Garfield Fire Brick Co. and the bride is a well known Bolivar young woman with many friends.

Bolivar Rugh Garfield Fire Brick Company

Mr Lem Brock and Misa Ellen Ei VanHor Pittsburg

fragments show two individuals, Mr Lem Brock and Misa Ellen Ei VanHor, connected to Pittsburgh. text references home or building context but is garbled, unclear event.

Mr. Lem Brock Misa Ellen VanHor Pittaburg Wera Es Neto Abe

Griffith Lukehart wedding in Smicksburg Danton

Earl Griffith of Smicksburg and Laura Lukehart of Danton were married at the bride’s home this morning at 11 o clock. Rev D P Plonville officiated as a number of friends attended the ceremony. The ceremony was conducted by Rev George M Ryall with attending relatives and guests present.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Young Coaster Jon Stretle John Steetie Rayne Township Charles Minerva Adams Joseph California Roberts Kerr Matthew Streams W. J. Wilson Washington Presbyterian Church James Ramsey Armstrong Township West Union United Presbyterian Church Ralston Shelocta Margaret Rager Margaret Raper Henry Rager Young Township Jacksonville Presbyterian Church of Dowde Greenwood Cemetery Joanna Jones John Myers Davis Engleside Westmoreland County Joban Tretres John Teeters Mahoning Baptist Church Plomvillé Henry Ressler Henry Henry Jesaler Cramer Armagh Samuel C. Kier Blairsville Pencey Blairaville Andrew J. Pollock David Pollock Hamill R. R. Hazlett Georgeville T. R. Travis T. M. Shearer Near Town C. Miller Plumville John Jeasie Kerr Parker, Pa Howard Austin A. M. Hammers Normal Warren, O J. M. Harkcom D. E. Thompson Washington, D. C Wayne Avenue Latrobe A. A. Sloan I. E. Sloan Jobnatown G. P. McCartney Battsburg Minerva Morgan Edward H. Sutton Steving & Sutton New York Mesers Sim Charles Cunningham Earl Woods James K. Dick Andrew M. L. Zweizig Leechburg Eliza McFadden Third Ward W. W. Hunter McKeesport John L.ses Marion Christy Nutley N. Y Jobo Flude Wilmerding Flude Joseph Flude Richard Kemerdal William Altman Kittaning Jennie Trainer Oakland Avenue W. C.miban Aurora W. Va J. Day Brownlee Frank Reider Nettie Buren County J. A. Crogsman James Speedy Punxsutawney Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Company H. J. Kinkead Bistersville Miases Edith Lottie Steving Waterstreet Pitteburg Miss Rosewell East End Phillips Brock-Vanhorn Ceen Daeeen George M. Ryall
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