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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1907

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Elastic Meeting Teams Up For Better Roads

The county supervisors formed a road improvement association during a morning session in the Court House Arbitration Room. Attendees heard from Assistant Road Commissioner Bennatt and District Engineer Hamilton, with J M Leech elected temporary chairman and J N Laighan secretary. A by laws committee was appointed, and permanent officers were chosen: President R Hitler, Vice Presidents Fred Houk and William Hamill, Secretary W J Neal, Treasurer H D Tomb.

Court House R. D. Bennatt Charles I. Hamilton Harrisburg John M. Leech Benan Pennsylvania D.C Brown Town A.W. Jefferies J. K. Mcilhoes Kellysburg Thomas Dodds East Wheatfield Township Getty Conemaugh ‘Township Amos Kuntz Mahoning Township Mation Leech Cyrus Stouffer B.D. Tomb D. C. Brown W. A. Evans White Township T-Gatty Beman Hogineer Hamilton Department of ‘Public Highways R. Hitler Fred Houk William Hamill W. J. Neal H. D. Tomb Gall of Foléwing Superviors W. H Findley Wheatfield W. A. Hyans White J.S. ‘Getty R. ¥. Hider Conemaugh Edward Lingenfelter Rayne John, Wise Abner Craig Green D. ©. Brown Indiana J. Elder Lose

All Opposed Except Four Liquor License Applications

The court convened Monday afternoon to hear 88 liquor license applications. Remonstrances exist against all but four: Indian Brewing Co of town, Watt Kinter of Chambersville, Milton Hallman of Cherrytree, and Timothy Nan Bell of Hellwood. No action has been taken and likely none until all cages are heard.

Murt Remon Atranches The Indian Brewing, Co Town Watt’ Kinter Chambersville Milton Hallman Cherrytree Timothy ‘Nan Bell Hellwood

Inquest Sought in Suspicious Death of Gipsy Babe

County Coroner W D Gates ordered an inquest after a infant died under suspicious circumstances at Gipsy last week. Squire Beck was deputized to preside on Wednesday. The mother Mrs Thomas Margot testified she had four children, claiming she married young and bore twins. Gibson of town lies seriously ill at home while Higson Ford a local teacher visits his father.

W. D. Gates Squire Beck Ita Ating Bevionsly Gibson Laughoness Ford Weatmant Johnstown

Snake sighting near Collins home on public road

Khileda Snake and Joseph M Collins from near Woatheb anga reported a Blacksnake measuring four feet three inches on January 11. The snake was located on the public road near the Collins residence.

Joseph M. Collins Woathebanga Collins

Agot Lady Widow of Samer Pe Feared in Trial

Unclear readable text references a widow named Agot Lady linked to Samer Pe with fear surrounding a court or incident. Details are fragmentary and names are uncertain.

Samer

Witty Lowman Golden Anniversary Celebrated at Home

Mr and Mrs Thomas Lowman marked fifty years of marriage with a noon gathering at their North Ninth street home. The event drew four children and numerous guests including relatives from Blairsville and Blairs ville, with a dinner at Mrs A B Kings house. Gifts featured books pictures gold coins a golden oak rocker and silverware.

Marrieaux Thomas Lowman North Ninth Street Lowman A. T. Moorhead L. A. Rhoads Blairsville A. B. King Holmes Ra. Lowman Rebecca Bell Taylorsville Oakland Avenue Bolivar Indiana N. Bert Lowman Belle Mary Michaels Joseph Allison W. O. Kittle Belle Vernon L. Della Messick Pittsburg C. B. Rhoads M. Lowman Shelocta A. C. Fowler Walker Heth Lowman George S. A. Sansom Town W. K. King Pittseee Ill

Lost leg in trolley accident in Philadelphia

Walter McHenry a 23 year old student from Marion Center and brother of Dr. R F McHenry of Heilwood was injured near the Veterinary Hospital when he slipped while attempting to board a street car. He sustained severe internal injuries and had his left leg amputated at once. He is a Veterinary Department student at the University of Pennsylvania and was rushed to hospital with fellow students assisting. His brother was summoned from New York to aid at the scene.

Walter McHenry Philadelphia College Marion Center Veterinary Department University of Pennsylvania George _McHenry R. F McHenry Heilwood Walter Veterinary Hospital R. F. McHenry New York Philadelphia

Longest Way Around Not the Dearest Way Home

D Lynn Moorhead an engineer for the coal company at Hellwood returned home by rail on Saturday. Hellwood lies 16 miles by road from the county seat but the rail trip covers about 70 miles yet proved cheaper than traveling by land.

D. Lynn Moorhead Hellwood Moorhead

Todiana Officials Suffer Grip Attack On Church Street

Deputy Register H. M. Lawl and Recorder J. Blaze Biction were attacked with a grip at their home on Church Street. Miss Rachel Holmes and her niece Qaros Lyne Wallace also suffered from grip at the residence.

H. M. Lawland Blaze Biction Rachel Holmes Qaros' Lyne' Wallace Church Street

Opera Night Through Blairsyite Draws Town Folk

A special train will carry residents of Blairaville to Blairsyite for an opera performance tonight. After the show, the train will return travelers home, marking a festive evening for the region.

Blairsyite Blairaville Lore

Appainted Meat Inspector and Local Names

Appainted Meat Inspector, Wi Kljne, son of Squire M B, for aes Ee Mie. Weaver Mle week for Balt.

Kljne M. B

Personal Brevities from Dixonville and Nearby Towns

A digest of Saturday callers and visitors across Indiana County. Names include Barber of Dixonville, Lester Williams visiting Connellsville, G W Colling of West Lobation, James R Stuchell of Plumville, Miss Iren Millican of Chastnut Street, Mrs George Groft, John Michael, W A Grant, Miss Jennie Speedy, Miss Mary Griffith, John W Maquilken, J M Byock, Mrs Lottie Stewart, Frank Davidson, Robert McLaughlin and son Harry, John E Dearmine, Miss Emma Craig, Misses Anne Walbeck and Blyby Evans, Mrs C W Bence, T Urban Brech, Frank Griffith, Squire Robert J Hood, Clark Watson, Jas Ray and wife, J B R Wetzell, D M Bair, Mrs Maria Elder, and others, plus local business and public notices amid routine travel and civic duties.

Barber Dixonville Lester Williams Connellsville G. W. Colling West Lobation James R. Stuchell Plumville Iren Millican Chastnut Street Dayton George Groft Pittsburg John Michael Penn Run W. A. Grant Church Street Jennie Speedy Georgeville Mary Griffith Marion Center John W- Maquilken Glen Campbell J. M. Byock Anne Walbeck Blyby Evans Brushvalley Seward C. W. Bence Mary Johnstown T. Urban Brech Frank Griffith Greensburg Squire Robert J. Hood West Wheatfield Township Clark Watson Blairsville Ray Grove Chapel Will Long Homer City J. BR. Wetzell D. M. Bair Indiana Maria Elder Kansas City H. 8. Durrett C. Work Robert Leah Galbreath Siater James Condron Punxautawney Dr. Hubbard Columbus First United Presbyterian Church W. F. Walker Sheloca Vandergrist Mary Harbison C. H. Brown Normal School Indiana Woolen Mills and Indian Brewing Co O. Shaffer Covode Butler County Byers Westmoreland County A. L. Bleck Buchanan & Bennett Bradenville Crawford Maple Street A. M. Hamnerd Punxsutawney James Hammers Hammers Verner Rankin Essabens W.8. Miller Willet W. S. Grissman Sprankles Mills Frank Buah Brook Banka Senate Harrisburg William Braughler Coroapolis Visiti Holllater & Braughler Genta Turniahera Corsopalis Januar Romeone Aide

Indiana Punxsutawney and Sagamore Street Railway Plan

A proposed 85 mile Indiana Punxsutawney Street Railway charter hearing is set for February 21. D H Clark W F Elkin J A Klingen smith J N Langham and J D Ake of town submit the application to serve Rossiter Locust Richmond Hamill Marion Center Kellysburg Plumville Sagamore Chambersville with Creekside as southern terminus connecting to the Indiana Clymer and Creekside line. Rossiter boosts efforts to contest Panxsutawney by trolley as towns near to Cloa consider a line to Rossiter and inducements to build from Cloa to Rossiter.

Indiana Rossiter Panxsutawney Big Run Cloe

New Ballot Boxes Needed for County Elections

County Commissioners must buy a ballot box for each election district under the new Primary Election Law. Fifteen districts used new boxes last Saturday. next spring all 56 districts will switch. Boxes cost 2.35 each from Tudiana Lumber & Supply. Racing news: Tanner Lydic won a skating race at Palace Rink with a 3:10 mile, nearly matching the record.

Inna Tudiana Lumber & Supply Company Ab Tanner Lydic Palace Rink Mx. Lydick

Memorable Deaths Reported in Local Notices

A sequence of obituaries records the deaths of Mrs. Mary Baylor a long time resident of Church Street aged about 87 born in Lycoming county in 1820 widow of Jacob Baylor later of Kellysburg and Indiana survived by two children grand children and two sisters funeral at her home and Oakland cemetery. Yoraph Henry Myers elder at Cum berlang church aged 50 died in Tanoma with services held at Tahoma graveyard. Emma Mack daughter of West Wheatfield township died at 7 of spinal meningitis. Mrs Sarah Smith widow of Henry Smith died in Canoe township of typhoid fever aged 53. Funeral services held and interment at Union church cemetery. Mrs Kate Selig Drohen died in Oil City with Brights disease sister of John B Selig and Mrs Bert Moreau.

Sarah Smith Henry Ulth Canoe Nee Wriday Bleig Union Cemetery Canoe Township Mary Naylor Mary Baylor Church Street Lycoming County Jacob Baylor Bloomsburg Kellysburg Baylor Indiana Leander Town John Punxsutawney Yoraph Henry Myers Tanoma Cumberlang Presbyterian Church William H. Myers John Byers Armstrong Township Tahoma MA Macic Emma, Mack Joseph M. Mack West Wheatfield Township Rev. Littell New Florence Bethel Church Clyde Henry Smith Union Church Rossiter Kate Selig Drohen Frank Drohen Oil City John B. Selig Bert Moreau

Local Deaths: Brendlinger Stitt and Mikesell Obituaries

John Brendlinger of Robinson died January 22 at age three years five months seven days from catorrhal fever. Funeral held at Garfield United Evangelical church with Rev J T Shaffer. burial in Germany cemetery. Samuel Stitt of Homer City died Sunday aged 58, unmarried, found unconscious two days earlier. death likely from acute indigestion. buried in Homer City. Andrew Mikesell near Homer City died early Friday from typhoid fever, aged 28. survived by wife and one child. father John Mikesell. interment Greenwood cemetery.

Samuel Mikesell New Blorepee Grippe Blairsville Alexander Gilchrist Home Mission Board United Presbyterian Church Pittsburg John Henry Brendlinger Robinson Garfield United J. T. Shaffer Brushvalley Germany Samuel Stitt Homer City Andrew Mikesell John Mikesell Greenwood Cemetery

Pie socials boost county funds at multiple schools

A series of pie socials across Nolo, Kellysburg, Penn Run, Lutz, and Widdowton schools drew local crowds on Friday and Thursday evenings. Prizes rose to $5.25 for a top pie as auctions aided school funds. proceeds earmarked to buy an organ. J St Gates helped run the auction with Misa Janey ickey teaching at the Nolo school.

Miavy Iolding Nolo Allara Kellysburg Penn Run Lutz White Township Widdowton Cherryhill Township J. St. Gates Dixonville Misa Janeyickey

Exploding Lamp Destroys Homer City Home

Isaac Griffiths dwelling and contents in Homer City were wiped out by a fire Monday evening. The blaze likely stemmed from a lamp explosion or overheated stove while the family stayed with neighbors. Only the clothes on their backs remained. $1500 loss, $400 insured via Scott and McConnaughy agency.

Isaac Griffith Homer City Griffith Guranes Scott & McConnaughey

Engineer Jacoby Scalded In Locomotive Explosion

J Leroy Jacoby of town suffered burns when a crown sheet failed and the boiler exploded on a locomotive he was operating near Allegripus ten miles west of Altoona. His fireman and two brakemen were also scorched. all were taken to Altoona Hospital in non dangerous condition. Jacoby formerly lived here. His wife is Edward Sweeny’s daughter.

Boller J. Leroy Jacoby John Jacoby Allegripus Altoona Mr. Jacoby Bis Edward Sweeny South, Eleventh Street

County Wards and Penitentiary Costs Reported

County records show 1908 expenses for the Western Penitentiary nine teen prisoners amounting to 8901.78, with total bills exceeding 1400 offset by credits. A Huntingdon Reformatory maintenance cost for 1906 was 680.12. A Blacklick man, Robert Bunyan, jailed for robbery near Avonmore, faces additional charges from Miss Marvel Donohoe. John Miller suffers a skate accident at Cosmopolitan Club, causing four head lacerations.

Penitentiary and Huntingdon Reformatory Western Penitentiary Robert Bunyan Blacklick Shepley Broz Storn Avonmore Miss’ Marvel Donohoe Westmoreland County Bunyan

Marriage licenses issued in 1806 by J M Lowry

In 1806, 607 marriage licenses were issued by Register and Recorder J M Lowry. Monthly totals show January 86 February 87 March 84 April 47 May 30 June 63 July 25 August 80 September 74 October 68 November 80 December 40. The three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Warner near town had four successful adenoid removals last week. she was brought home Friday with Mrs Warner accompanying.

Register and Recorder J. M. Lowry Gaushter Steele Warner Near Town Picta Wridaay Y Mra Warner Own

Date of Lecture Changed by Booker T. Washington Event

The lecture at Jefferacg thea will be held Monday evening under the auspices of the Baptist church at that place. The change follows the fast and an earlier date was announced previously.

Booker T. Washington Ales al Bboleby Baptist Church

Fight Ends in Murder Over Drunken Dispute Near Robinson

In Robinson County a drunken fight Sunday night left Gregg Decker dead after Harry Shaffer shot him with a 88 caliber revolver. Shaffer, in custody, surrendered to Constable Gamble after an initial attempt to flee. Decker, about 50, leaves seven dependent children. Shaffer, 45, a recent night watchman, faced an inquest with Coroner Gates and Detective Neal.

Robinson This County Gregg Debk~er Harry Shaffer Tiwo Shaffer Decker Mynor Deelker Charles Ayers Constan Thomas Gamble J. W. Huston Gamble Shafer Taman Bolivar Constable Gamble Robinson Bros. & Co Westmoreland County W. D. Gates Josiah Neal

Social skating party and dances dominate county notices

A 40 attendee invitation skating party ran from 10 pm to midnight at the rink on Wednesday. Cosmo politan Club hosted a Friday gathering at the same hour for their ladies. A Miss Jo St Clair entertained friends on Thursday evening in honor of Samuel Wallace and his daughter from East Brady, guests of J O Wallace. Blairsville public school plans an entertainment next Wednesday with character impersonations by Prof. George P. Bible. The Odd Fellows lodge to hold its 58th annual banquet next Tuesday. Hiks lodge plans a dance and cashre party in Library Hall tomorrow. Penn Run Ms Jessie Barpaeld schools guest at Cherrytree, with a sleighing party including Mina Lena Henderson and Penn Run youths. The party returned home by moonlight. Temperance meeting at Pena Ban described.

Cosmopolitan Club Migs Jo St. Claie Euckre Samuel Wallace East Brady J. O. Wallace Town Blairsville George P. Bible The Indiana Normal Odd Fellowa Hiks Lodge Library Hall Penn Mies Jessie Barpaeld Penn Ran Cherrytree Penn Run Mina Lena Henderson Robert Byook Lytle Adams Orrin Patterson Je Shank Jessie Burkhart Ruth Byook Wesale Groft Bertha Bowers

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