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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1909

Page

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License dispute fuels week long court session

A Harrisburg style court convened to hear license petitions from five applicants amid remonstrances, with Wattitier Chamberaville Christ G. Ixner Wellum and Charles W. Lnenberger among opposed parties. Other cases include Joseph Moore of Joy and Arcadia’s Hy Ak facing liquor law violations, while the court awaits signatures from 3300 voters in the County. A separate boundary dispute in Blacklick township ended with Palmer prevailing and Devinney ordered to pay costs. The session stretched into midweek with licenses expiring next Monday and the panel expected to decide late in the week.

Telford Js Watt Ititer Chamberaville Christ _G.ixner Wellum Charles W.1enberger Heilwood Weat Charles Moore Joseph, Moore Joy Cape Arcadia Murray Rossiter M.i Howard ‘Empfield Heanse Ig.s Dian Brewing Company Ich John K Blacklick Township Charles ‘Palmer Devinney Devinay

Republicans Nominate Teket in Borough Elections Contests

County Republicans named Teket for borough offices with contests in wards one and three and school director posts. Voter tallies show prominent races for burgess, treasurer, tax collector and auditors across wards. Prohibitionists and Democrats also announced tickets and local officials were listed with vote counts from the Saturday nominating meetings.

Prt Murids Aitiaket Counell Burgess J. Willis Wilson Sloan John B. Taylor J. T. Boucher Thomas Ry Heise James Manners J. Ly. Peterman H. G. Serene H. E. Anderson Harry W. Fee Frank Douglass J W. Stewart Samuel Borland Scott Dixon H. Hart Cyrus Buchanan J. A. Stuchel D. L. Frech John Houk Wingard Charles Fildebrand James‘Bryan Harry Clawson P. Hamill Henry Moore James Hileman

Real estate transfers listed for multiple parcels and buyers

Real estate transfers show numerous buyers purchasing lots and parcels across towns. Entries include William E. Smith to M H Doran for 1150, P Moorhead acquiring two plots for 800, and several other transfers such as Hess to H Bence for 700 and Jnne M. Lewis for 168 acres in Canesl. Names like Ray and George eabitt appear in scattered deeds with varying amounts, reflecting a busy transfer ledger.

William E. Smith Burrell Doran St. Clair Plamville P. Moorhead Moorhead Rank’ “Hess Dixonville Tory H. Bence Harles Stiles Tanoma William Nelson Jnne M. Lewis Indiana Ropsiter Jor de Zabrighi Cherryhill Harttato Acror Omnse Me Gasta Nanie Harbin Watson Blaizaville Glawnon Waon Lot Mames W. Widdoerry Dayla Wyland

Many Homes Quarantined in Pine Flats

A Scarlet Fever epidemic surrounds Pine Flats with over thirty cases, leading to school closures and church service suspensions ordered by Dr W A Simpson on behalf of the State Board of Health. Dr T D Stephens reports no new cases this week. most patients show mild forms and recovery. two diphtheria cases also reported.

Pine Flats W. A. Simpson State Board of Health T.D. Stephens Penn. Rui

Marshall faces postal inquiry over alleged improper letter

Commissioner J. M. Marshall of town is under $500 bond as United States postal authorities investigate a letter mailed to Anna McCall Weaver with improper proposals. Inspector Craighead in Pittsburg requested the bond. Marshall says he is not afraid of the outcome.

Marshall J. M. Marshall Town United States Jawa Anna McCall Weaver North Fifth Street George W.craighead Pittsburg Indiana

Watson Blames City Combine For Committee Standstill

Assemblyman M C Watson says country districts are hampered by Philadelphia and Allegheny alliances in the current legislature. He cites patronage and committee-shuffle maneuvers that cost him a House State committee seat to Robert H Longwill. Watson serves on Constitutional Reform Counties and Townships Judiciary General Legislative Apportionment and Library. Senator T M Kurtz from the same district sits on Appropriations Canal and Inland Navigation Forestry Game and Fisheries Mines and Mining Public Supply of Light Heat and Water.

M. C. Watson M.C. Watson Philadelphia Allegheny Robert H. Longwill Watson T. M.kurtz

Trolley Service Reworked Between Indiana And Josephine

A new trolley schedule went into effect yesterday on the Creekside line. Regular service runs hourly starting at 6 a.m. with the last car at 10 p.m. On Saturdays, Creekside service ends at 10 p.m.

Indiana

Farmers Warned Against Fake Cattle Inspectors

State livestock sanitary board warns farmers and livestock owners about impostors posing as state agents who charge for cattle examinations for root and mouth disease. No government agent may request payment for such examinations. Also notes Plumville Hotel to reopen under new owner W A Allehouse after repairs with February opening planned. Rev George Holmes to lecture at Normal chapel on Monday evening February 1 on The Story of the.

State Livestock Sanitary Board Plumville Hotel W. A. Allehouse Philip Pritsch Gallitgin Bherlifssala Agme Holmes George 8. Holmes M. B. Sharch Normal Y. Bf Cc. A

Local painters banquet hosted by Camden firm

The painters of town were guests at a banquet given by the William Waterall Paint Company of Camden at the New Indiana House on Friday evening. An appropriation discussion is noted for a local hospital with focus on the Malas County Hospital Association and related charity board business in Tadiana.

William Waterall Paint Company Camden New Indiana House Board of Charities Hag Ca Aen Malas County Hospital Associa

Personal Brevities Mention Local Visitors and Travel

Mrs A W Wilson of Saltsbury visited relatives here Monday night with J H Way of Homes. Numerous Indiana residents and visitors from McKeesport Hickory Corners and Johnstown are listed as callers and guests through the week. Several locals travel to Pittsburg Duluth and New Kensington for business and family encounters.

Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance elects officers at Punxsutawney meeting

McHenry of town elected president of the Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Co at Washington Hotel Punxsutawney last week. Officers include Ladd Reitz Stanton vice president Yamea Speedy secretary Jnn H Malza treasurer Ill Miller general agent Cap tain John Ritter general agent for Indiana county and adjustor for Indiana county Jeff G Wingert Punxsutawney collector for Jefferson and Indiana counties. The past year brought prosperity with 747 applications and renewals, 2600 policies in force, and over $10,000 in paid losses, net cash premiums of $1,694.22.

M. MccHenry M. McHenry Patrons’ Mutual Fire Insurance Co Washington Hotel Punxeytawney Ladd Reitz Stanton Yamea Speedy Indiana Jnn. H. Malza Punxsutawney Ill Miller Oliveburg Speedy

Farmers' Lines Grow at Marion Center Meeting

Gratifying reports on Farmers' Telephone Company were shared at the annual meeting in Marion Center on January 19. Formed in Punxsutawney nearly eight years ago, the firm covers 2600 miles of lines, 2000 phones, with eight new extensions under construction across Indiana, Jefferson, Armstrong and Clearfield counties. Officers reelected were M. T. Steele president, J. P. Martin vice president, S. J. McManus secretary, W. W. Hopkins treasurer. directors named were L. M. Lewis, N. C. Simpson, W. W. Nichol, M. L. Whigsel, and J. A. McQuown.

Marion Center Farmers' Telephone Company Punxsutawney Indiana County Jefferson County Armstrong County Clearfield County American Union Redbank Company Bell) Company Hamill W. W. Nichol Dixonville M. L. Whigsel J.A. McQuown Indiana

Local officials appoint county physician and town physician

At a county commissioners meeting Dr. G E Simpson was named physician for the County Home and Dr. Wilmer B Kipe was named town physician a new post to meet county seat needs White township falls under Mr Ilpe's district A February polling place change is set for North Mahoning with possible later district changes Substantial gift to children Adam Sides of near Blairsville gives each of his six children 2000 The Kerr Studio on South Seventh street sold to Elmer Springer Ownership transfer takes effect tomorrow Fire destroys two Dixonville properties and damages a third Indiana man Thomas Dogan elected president of the Glass & Pottery Company in Pittsburgh Also a post card shower for Blanche Lookard of Washington street and a CreeksideBackwoods basketball victory over ChamTone See notes stray references to local figures and places

North Mahoning Round Top Church Marchand Kerr Studio Kerr South Seventh Street Elmer Springer Mr. Pleasant Springer Blairsville Indiana Man Heads Association The Glass & Pottery Company Pittsburg Thomas Dogan W. G. Winnemyer

Deaths and obituaries from North Mahoning county notes

James R Shields a long time Covode resident and Civil War veteran of Company B Tenth Pennsylvania Volunteers died at his home aged RL years. Survived by three sons and seven daughters with thirty grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral in Covode M E church with interment at Marchand cemetery. Mary B Kepple aged 68 years 6 months died at Center township residence after long illness. Survived by husband and two daughters. Funeral in Mechanicsburg Presbyterian church. Hughey McKee oldest county resident died in Rossmoyne after long life as canal boatman. Nastaka Balik died in Blairsville hospital after pneumonia while traveling from Plumville. Annie McCracken died at home in Montgomery township after 16 children. Harriet E Stewart died in Jacksonville after long illness. spouse R M Stewart and two children survive. Annie Pierce of Plumville died age 47 from heart trouble. survived by mother and three brothers. Infant Robert Meade Mahan died of bronchitis at four months. funeral in Greenwood cemetery. Church notes: Grace United Evangelical to hold revival beginning next Sunday. Elopement figure: Dr Harry Wright arrested in Akron, later freed. divorce proceedings likely halted.

James HK Shields James R. Shields North Mahoning Township Covode Coyode Co. B Tith Pennsylvania Volunteers Hara William Tucan Patton W. A. Buchanan J. CG. Myers Punxsuttawney W. A. Lewis Indiana G. W S. M. Shelda Trade City BE. Stevens Marion Center B. C. Shields Braddock Syphert Sheets Covode M. 1 Marchand Cemetery Mary B. Kepple Center Township Tate John Bell Washington Township Wu Hfelong Thhe County Kepple Frank Ryan Brushvelley Anna Warren Hospital Presbyterian Church Mechanicsburg Rowland Stulies Presbyterian Church Hughey McKee Rossmoyne Pennsylvania Canal John Brewer J. F. Crabba South Mahoning Township Alexander McCracken Annie McCracken Montgomery Township Carl Thompson Harriot TE. Stewart Harriet E. Stewart Jacksonville R. M. Stewart United Presbyterian Church of Kent B. Wallace Cunningham Wilmer D. Stewart Annie Pierce Plumyilie Lucinda Piercy Clover John Plum Thomas Bradford Plumville Thos Maddox Robert M., Mahan Robert Meade Mahan Mire Wr M. Mahan Wayne Avenue Rev. J. Day Greenwood Cemetery

Tragedy on the Pennsylvan ia Tracks Claims Mrs Susan Duncan

Mrs Susan Duncan a longtime resident of this place was killed instantly while walking along the Pennsylvania railroad tracks near the Indiana Carriage Co plant. Engineer Wagle blew the whistle but could not stop the fast engine due to a steep grade. The coroner's jury exonerated railroad employees. funeral held at First United Presbyterian Church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Survived by his brother Isaac Walker and extended family.

Susan Duncan Pensylvania Indiana Carriage Co Wagle Duncan Indiana Johnstown W. M. Mahan Wayne Avenue Charles Duncan West Philadsipna Street John F. Stey Ing William Duncan White Township George Duncan Walker West Lebanon Isaac Walker Apollo First United Presbyterian Church J. Day Brownlee Greewood

Turtles and local wildlife feature in Zoological Bulletin

In the Zoological Bulletin from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, Mr. R W Wehrle contributes a detailed article on turtle species, including snapping turtles and post shelled varieties. The piece notes seasonal behaviors, capture methods, and regional observations alongside other local wildlife notes and school announcements.

Zoological Bulletin Division of Zoology Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Pennsylvania R. W. Wehrle Town Wehrle Aluce

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alex Ate Bag Heati Hitec Chse Teket H. P. Griffith John & Hastings R. H. Young Ban Findley W. C., Kuhns G. W. Swan Samuel Gunningham Ira A. Myers A. T. Taylor S. B., Manners M. Lockard Council George A. Conrath J. M. Wachob WB Longwill Roneen Loskard Mra Jann M. Nupp I Aene Slymer Ferrier Leard Robert Parvier Creekside Ryach Ith Srants Josephine Tadiana A. W. Wilson Saltsbury J. H. Way A. W. Wilden A. Streed Arcadian Nona. Creps Locust Street McKeesport Samuel Nicholson Wilkinsburg W. BR. Mahan White Cherry Tree National Bank Mise Wplorence Wenler Harry Ray Miss Gibson Rayne Township Samual Kerr Shalocta Armstrong Mohronong Monay Byron W. Stewart Clymer Manufacturing Company New York City Elizabeth Kennedy Glenagee Prothero Waterstreet J. Wilson Thompson Railroad Avenue Irvin C. Rhea Saltsburg Ellen Montgomery Near Town Lee Montgomery Margery Powell Oil City Laura Lemon Harry Grumbling Zola Fetterman J. H. Short N B. Short T. B. Clark North Ninth Street D. T. Work James H. Bowers Glen Campbell Fatterman Clymer Tusscalo Ala Drago Construction Company Pitsburg Harry Long Ressile Cort New Kensington John McPherson Ernest Josiah Lydick W. A. Cochran Madge William Hall Latrobe-Connelleyilie Coal & Gake Co Wackawanna Coal & Iron Co Charleston W. Va W. A. Irvin Aspinwall Rick Oper Adam Sides Gerhard and Stewart J. Sides Blacklick Joseph Sides Crawford, Nob Ellen Mack Derry Charles Sides Blairaville Plora Dixon Cokeyle Pre Andrew Bdnie William Frew 3. F. Burnheimer Blanche Lookard Washington Street Backwoods Chamtone Plumville Skattes O. R. Griffith Marlon Center Wea Aa Tnglana Caller Rechndt Nastaka Balik Dr. Wellman Mary Ambridge Annd GC. M. Harris Grace United Evangelical Church Cherryhill Township Harriss Mt. Union Church Harry Wrieht Kittanning Mia Harry MacNeel Akron MacNee Nfsday Indiana Carriage Company Heshban Magle & Anderson Shelocta Ernest, McLaughlin Solomon Handley Blankie
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