Obituary notices and death notices from Indiana area
Recent deaths include Dr. S M Bell of Ellwood City aged 64 with two daughters, Mrs Redis. Mrs Caroline Sweeney of Indiana aged 57 with two daughters, funeral at her home. Mrs Mary E Hazlett aged 75 of Indiana, funeral by Rev Hay at Oakland cemetery. Mrs Catherine McNutt 82 of Homer City died after grip, services held. Samuel Green of Carrick and Margaret C Ray born in Saltzburg aged 68 with four daughters.
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S. M. Bell
Ellwood City
Ind
Rayne Township
This County
Jefferson Medical College
Sipesville
Somerset County
Pittsburg
Wilwood City
Bell
Fred J. Redis
Walter C. Redis
Caroline Sweeney
William A. Sweeney
Church Street
John Lucas
J. W. Cary
Oakland Cemetery
Mary I. Hazlett
Mary E. Hazlett
Merle Engle
Railroad Avenue
William Lewis
Indiana
James Lewis
California
Margaret Stewart
Pittock
Albert Filnn
Lewis Hay
Catherine McNutt
Homer City
Burnworth
Brushyalley Cemetery
Samuel Green
Newrytown
Carrick
Margaret Wilson Green
Margaret C. Ray
Saltsburgee
Greenfeld
Iowa
W. KE. Allison
Lovejoy No. 2
W. G. Stewart
Dilltown
Jennie G. Willett
Gowanda
N. Y
Hiram Gibson
Cherryhill Township
W. Tt. King
Hellwood
Mr. King
William King
Penn Mary Coat Company
County fair dates set for September across Indiana circuit
At Pittsburg meeting of the Coal Iron and Oil Trotting Association the next Indiana county fair was scheduled for September 9 to 12. Altoona was admitted to the circuit while Washington’s application was declined. Dates for Altoona August 12 16 Kittanning August 19 22 Butler August 25 20 Apollo September 2 6 Indiana September 9 13 Punxsutawney September 16 20 Clarion September 23 27 Brookville September 30 October 3.
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Coal, Iron and Oil Trotting Association
Pittsburg
Indiana County Agricultural Society
D. C. Mack
Harry White, Jr
Altoona
Washington
Kittanning
Butler
Apollo
Indiana
Punxsutawacy
Clarion
Brookville
Farmers' Telephone Co Report At Marion Center Meeting
Seventy of 125 divisions were represented as Farmers' Telephone Company reported sturdy finances and gratified stockholders. A toll ticket policy directed excess five cent charges to the general treasury. new lines laid Dayton to Plumville, Davis to Kellysburg, Indiana to Grove Chapel, Onberg to Dixonville. officers elected include President Wm. W. Hopkins and Vice President A. M. Van Horn with several directors named.
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Farmers’ Company
Marion Center
Farmers’ Telephone Company
Indiana Exchange
General Company
Dayton
Plumville
Davis
Kellysburg
Indiana
Grove Chapel
Onberg
Dixonville
Wm. W. Hopkins
A. M. van Horn
Rossmayne
J. McManus
Wetzel
M. L. Wissell
J. A. Elk
Lew Spat Sanatorium at Cresson Opens to Patients
Commissioner Dixon visits the newly opened State Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Cresson Wisconsin praising its modern layout and capacity. The institution, a Carnegie gift, houses 340 patients across multiple wards with future expansion planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Tiberatlosis
Cresson
Banenedl
I. Lyon
Lewin
Andrew Carnegie
Undertakers Organ Men Form Mahoning Valley Funeral Directors Assoc
A group of undertakers from Jefferson Indiana Clarion Dik Clearfield and Armstrong counties formed The Mahoning Valley Funeral Directors Association at a Punxsutawney meeting. Officers elected include H F Sprankle president H L Reed vice president Rufus G Keltz secretary John Sheesley treasurer G E Smith guard and W Thomas Glen Campbell C T Neal Penfield J J Neal exec committee. Charter members named include Sprankle Anglin Mechling Rose Reed Stoner Smith Robinson Sheesley Robinson Zimmerman Geer Reitz Dearolph Thomas Ravigh and Stewart among others. Committee on by laws appointed C B Stewart Chas Robinson and C T Neal.
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New Association
Mahoning Valley
Punxsutawney
William Mechling
Dayton
John S. Rose
Rochester Mills
L. A. Reed
Desire
David Stoner
Summerville
George EH. Smith
Brockwayville
R. C. Robinson
Smicksburg
W. J. Sheesley
Big Run
Charles Robinson
Punxsuttawney
Zimmerman
Plumville
G. W. Geer
Armerford County Coal Town Opens Near Dilldown
The Progress reports Armerford, the county’s new coal town near Dilldown, thriving as operations begin at the John K. Wilson farm site on Blacklick creek. Manager Pfordt leads the Miller senta coal mine expanding. Hutep Tomb farm in Hast. Wheatfield township is purchased for a modern town layout.
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Dilldown
aArmerford
Progress
C. ©. Pfordt
John K. Wilson
Blacklick Creek
Hutep Tomb
Wheatfield
Elk moved to Clearfield and Clinton preserves in wartime style headline
Two cars of elk fourteen in all were sent to Clearfield and Clinton county game preserves after arriving from Yellowstone Park. Herd of 10 bulls and 46 cows cost $30 per elk with $1,010 freight. Howard Eaton captured the animals. local visitors noted. J G McCrorey of New York to open five and ten cent store in Punxsutawney in Snyder building costing $34,000. Local business notices include Schumacher Stock Feed ad and Valentines at Huey Moorhead.
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Clearfeld
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Pittsburg
Clearfield
Clinton County
Howard Eaton
J. Gi. McCrovey
Ponxeutawney
J. G. McCrorey
New York
Snyder
Punxsutawney
Local Institutes Outline In Green Township
The program for a Green township education institute at Cockport school house on Feb 6 lists devotional, addresses, topics on parent involvement, school life, and the progressive school with many teachers and directors named. It includes a roll call, open discussions, and aims to engage teachers, directors, and citizens. a second Manor township session on Feb 8 details devotionals, patriots in school, centralized schooling, and a basket dinner.
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Green Township
Cockport
Mequire
McGudlough
BF. Walker
Ople
Uidd Houck
Isabel Sheareer
Quay Baker
Shirley Smith
Clair Gibson
Paul Joiner
Sople
Murray Knupp
Mattie McAnulty
W. Gromley
David Wit
C. Knupp
Rae P.M
Abraham Lincoln
Paul Wilt
Lincoln
W. A. Houck
Bessie Kinnan
I. McCullough
W. W. Nichol
L. Barr
Havel MacQuown
Solomon Buterbaugh
F. F. Walker
Lottie Brown
J.C. Measure
Richard Williams
B. F. Keating
B. F. Keating, E. 5. Irwin, G. T. Learn, Mrs. Mary Houck
H. L. McCullough
Mary Fyock
County Institute
Friends of Education
Ford B, Decker
Manor School
Cherryhill Township
Rey
W. J. Sprowll
Tople
Boyd Russell
George Rickard
Mary Ellis
Geg. Conner
Jay Gibson
Mary Dick
Nellie Hadden
M. I. Golden
Budd Simpson
George Ober
F. Brown
Noon
Dick Reade
June Pattison
Dena Barr
J. M. Gibson
George Conner
Morence Oligher
Christ Coy
Bury
F.C. Amond
the Bible In
Harry Holsapple
Wills Filed Recently In Many Estates Probate Records
The article lists multiple probate actions detailing wills from Indiana and surrounding townships. It names executors and heirs for estates of Mia Laughlin, Peter Riddle, D H Tomb, Archibald Allen, John M Gahagan, Margaret Loughry, Rachel McCreery, Zachariah H Nolt, John Krytzer, John Lose, J M Torrence, Caroline H Adams, and Willam Stoops. Dates range 1905 to 1912 with specifics on property and legacies.
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Mia
Margaret R. Laughin
Hast Mrhoning Township
Toy Laughlin
Ier Young Catlie
Roy
Chill
Hast Mahoning Township
Frederick Cl. Laughtin
Marion Center
Futule A. Laughtiin
Rute
Wilmer Irewin
Irwin
Rute A. Laughlin
Peter Riddle
Indiana
Mary A. Riddle
Seventh Street
John P. Martin
Church Street
Tom
Executrix
David Rankin
Everett Hale
James Wayne
Milford Marion
Robert B
Amanda Jane
Vernon C
Vernon
Vernon C. Gahagan
Ira Gahagan
Loop
Margaret Loughry
Indiana Borough
W. R. Loughry
James A. Loughry
Mary I. Loughry
Mary H. Loughry
W. RR. Loughry
Rachel McCreery
William G. McCreery
East Mahoning Township
Howard McCreery
Zachariah H. Nolt
South Mahoning Township
H. B. Nolt
Sarah W. McMillen
Elizabeth F. McMillen
E. Nolf
John M. Krytzer
Conemaugh Township
Sarah Jane
Agnes J. Mitchell
Martha A. Dunlap
John H. Hill
John Lose
North Mahoning Township
Nicholas Lose
George Hmerick
J. M. Torrence
Ida J. Torrence
J. Monroe Torrence
Arthur Torrence
Lyda A. Stoops
Landfair Will Names Wife Executrix in 1912 Testament
The will of James Landfair of Brackлик township bequeaths all estate to wife Sarah Jane Landfair who is named executrix. The document is dated October 12 1912.
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James Landfair
Bracklick Township
Sarah Jane Landfair
Teacher Wanted for Laurel Bwamp School Term
The adoot board of Cheryhill township seeks a teacher to complete the term at Laurel Bwamp school. Term length two and a half months. Apply to Fr. Co. AMOND, Secy., 340k A, D. 2, Clymer, Pa. Dissimination Dislikes, Wonenaruy ceaters of the British miseum refuse to make one of desks marked Wor ladies only. Wilson & Wood.
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Adool Board
Cheryhill Township
Laurel Bwamp
Fr. Co. Amond
Clymer
Wonenaruy Ceaters
Miseum
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THE
Indiana Progress
the County
Moorsead
Ralph Moorstead
Indiana Postoffice
Annona Agricultural Exhibition
LEW Spat Sanatorium
Undertakers Organ
Armerford
Schumacher
St. Clair, Rinn & Co
West Water Street
Clyde A. Fowler
Olymer
South
Miss Crossman
C. J. Myers
J. Day Brownlee
H. D. Condron
Reading
Miss Keck
Frank Coulter
Robertson
Jas. FP. Chapman
Miss Grott
Johnson
Robison
L. &. Miller
Ernest Work
H. C. Mock
J. T. Bell
Dr. Ackerson
Ernest McLaughlin
Emergon
Knabb
Penn Run
James R. Knabb
Jemima Knabb & Children
Merle Engle Deshred
Hazelett
Harvey Barnett
Wilson & Wood
Pennsylvania
R. R
Fifth Ave
Pittsburgh, Pa
Parcel Post
Marketing Club
Pittsburgh
Brilhart
Brilhart's
Charles C. Pfordt
C. KF. Armstrong
A. L. Walker
Sovernor of
Carson
Armerford Coal Mining Company
Harry W. Baruart
Alra
B. Bo McConnaughey
Pon
Atp
S. F. Rowley
Hilledale
Z. K. Carney
Maple St
Lisi Farmers
Thoms Station
Carrie
Thilane
McConnel
Farmers Bro
Ater
Baries
Indian County Fair
Pries
Pros
BK. George
Monier City
Beltp
Jermey Dutald
Tornenter
Watterdon
Budfamit
Bulrrville
Totma
I. Edwards
Asatte
Villy
Sloan: Ros
Anderson's Millinery
Grip
Marehand
East
Liberty Street
Punxssutaw
Joey
da Dot
Racine Marshall
B.C. George
Sorin
Latimer
New Alexandria
Porth
Titthe
Catherine Livingstone
Llyneston
Aram Snyder
Indifuna
Porrent
Dywelling
South Bend
Barnard
D. B
J. A. Townsend
al. Dugon
Hie
South Beventh Street
Eres
A. A. Benns
Marshall
Philadelphia Street
Seventh
School Streets
Mindiana
Ince
Citizens National Bank
Dndisne
Rebingteen Collar & Leather Co
Mack
Phila
ST. Indiana, Pa
Lenox
Teae
Mace & SO
Indiana, Penna
Panama
the Farmers Bank
Penna
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