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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1909

Page

4

Long Cruise Tales From a County Sailor Abroad

Jay Gibson of Cherryhill township writes from Jaffa Turkey aboard the U S S North Carolina. He describes visits to Smyrna Jeru salem and Messina and notes shore leave in the Holy Land and St Luke’s water. The letter highlights naval displays overseas and a possible September return to the United States.

Turkey Jay Gibson Steve T. ‘Gibson Cherryhill Jaffa U. 89 North Carolina Messina Smyrna Jerusalem Bible Land Holy Land Uncle Sam Rome St. Luke's Alexander, the Great

Progress Plan Pays Off as Readers Welcome Subscriptions

A Vandergrift reader endorses the Progress Plan of canceling subscriptions at expiration if not renewed. The Progress notifies subscribers in advance and stops papers after a reasonable response window, avoiding pressuring readers and reflecting broad support from the public.

Progress D. ©. Ritchey Vandergrift

Old Fashioned Quilting Bee Honors Cherry Hill Birthday Trio

Mrs Catherine Stephens, Mrs Mary Stephens, and Mrs Calyin Gibson, longtime Cherry Hill residents, celebrated their birthdays June 28 at Jacob Brown’s home in Smith Station. A simple dinner and supper followed an old fashioned quilting bee, with two dainty friendship items as keepsakes.

Catherine Stephens Mary Fai Hee Ri Aorta Foote LauEuly

PENSIONS Q&A Widened Civil War Veteran Cases

A reader asks guardian rights to recover a ward’s pension from 1898 due to inganity and how to restore the name to pension rolls. Answers advise applying to the commissioner of pensions with proof of ongoing disability, plus several other pension queries and guidance on estate, widow’s, bounty-land, and notice requirements.

Venerable Indiana Attorney Is Given Ovation at Bedford

Gen Harry White of Indiana attended the Pennsylva nia Bar Association meeting at Bedford Springs last week. The Radford Springs Narr praised the jurist noting his long service and wartime experiences, including a Confederate prison hold and his historic legislative vote. He was warmly greeted by friends old and young.

Harry White Town Indiana Pennsylvania Bar Association Bedford Springs Indiana Jurist Radford Springs Pennsylvania

Presbytery condemns church members with liquor stock

At a Conemaugh Presbytery meeting in Jacksonville on June 29 a resolution was passed repudiating Christians who hold investments in the liquor business and urging members with such property to withdraw. The measure also calls for sending a copy to nearby church courts requesting similar action.

Presbytery Conemaugh Presbytery Jacksonville United Presbyterian Presbytery of Conemaugh Equor Church of Jesus Christ

Wrong Invitation Sends Prophet of East Aurora to Punxytawney

A confused invitation mix up places General Harry White of Beantown at risk of a seat on a Punxeytawney reviewing stand. Police Chief Palmar, returning from Indiana, tries to align the garbled order with Col Elbert Hubbard of East Aurora as local notices list marriage licenses and quirky civic items.

East Aurora Harry White C. D.palmar Indiana Beantown Punxeytawney Col Elbert Hubbard New York Canoe Ridge Vunxsutawney

Motherhood honored in Mother's Day message by Edwin A Nye

The piece reflects on Mother's Day as a tribute to American mothers from ancient times to the present. It praises motherhood, laments neglect of mothers, and calls for society to honor women who become mothers regardless of class, envisioning a future where maternal role is foremost respected.

America Columbus Columbia Ali John Calvary

What Kind of Girl Are You Imitation and Ideals

A speaker addresses a young girl about forming her character through ideals. He asks who she admires and urges shaping herself into a noble, modest woman with refined manners and inner goodness rather than a superficial image. He concludes that admiration transforms a person into the likeness of that ideal.

Lfe Ritcher Glelze Jo Leas

Mortgage investments pitched for safety and growth in Pittsburgh

The Union Mortgage & Security Co urges investors to favor large city mortgages over small centers. It highlights city growth, Panama Canal prospects, and ease of converting mortgages to cash. Appraisers, photographers, and inhouse capital aim to protect every loan with safeguards and certificates.

Borida Pittsburg Ohio River Pilsbure Esther Union Mortgage & Security Co

Executor House Sale At Public Base On July 10

An executor auction will expose property at the residence of Thomas Splawell at the Inte estate. The sale includes one horse, wagon, harness, windmill, corn shelter, planter, mowing machine, lumber, car tools, household goods, and kitchen items. Auctioneer Wachor announces the terms.

Thomas Splawell Gunty

Child Finds Big Germ Amid Diphtheria Fumes

Amid diphtheria, a child overhears shouting about germs. Health officer Thompson fumigates the house as a large object falls from the ceiling, prompting talk of a big germ and catching the ailment.

Scopinerme

Personal Brevities Highlight Fourth of July Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Hughes of Washington county spent the Fourth with Indiana relatives. Dr. and Mrs. Clark Dickie of Van dergrift visited at Mr. Dickie's West Philadelphia street home. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Williams of Wilkingburg and Dr. and Mrs. John K. Brallisr of Latrobe spent the Fourth locally. Congressman J N Langham left for Washington as the House reconvenes. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Waller of Atchison Kansas visiting county friends spend the week with relatives in Conemaugh township.

Samuel H. Hughes Washington County Indiana Clark Dickie Vandergrift Dickie West Philadelphia Walter Williams Wilkingburg John K. Brallisr Latrobe J -N. Langham Washington House of Representatives W. M. Waller Atthigon Kans Conoisnaugh Township

Wills Probated Involving Millen and Beaty Estates

Wills probated reveal Laura M Beaty of Indiana borough naming husband Harry W Beatty as executor with all estate debts to be paid promptly. The Millen will in Armstrong township lists multiple siblings as beneficiaries, enumerating specific sums and a 118 acre farm, and appoints Thomas H Millen as executor with a provision for his sister Sarah H Millen to have a home on the property.

Laura M. Beaty Indiana Borough Harry W. Beatty William A. Millen Armstrong Township Margaret B. ‘Brown Matthew D. Millen Rob’h. Millen Elizabeth Millen Thomas H. Millen Sarah’ H. Millen Thomas H. Millen Margaret ‘Eb. Brown Robert H. Millen Thomas H. Milen

FOR SALE AND WANTED NOTES FROM INDIANA PA

Classified notices list sales and wanted items including a 50 acre farm near Dixonville and a 95 acre Brushvalley township property, a 13 horsepower Peerless traction engine, wool and nursery stock ads, a runabout and buggy for sale, Belgian hares for sale, and various other business and farm equipment listings. Also notes a lost watch with initials M.N. and a 100 horsepower boiler and steam engines for sale by a Pennsylvania firm.

Dixonville Gibron Indiana Indiana County Hoopes, Bro. & Thomas Company Philadelphe Peersless Victor ¢Loyer Huller Indiana Progress Robinsteen Collar & Leather Company Indiang Senéh Peterman Brushvalley Township Morrow Bt Blatraville

Armory Plans for 20 000 Dollar Building in Cunningham

A detailed description outlines a two story stone armory with basement, theater-like drill hall, and full facilities. The project includes a 60 by 70 foot drill hall, a rear kitchen, electric lighting, steam heat, and a 20 by 26 foot club room on the second floor. The piece notes Co D’s proud history, its Spanish American War service, and calls the new armory a credit to the state and community.

Carenion Fevicun Patriotie Organizatio Ji Ft Pender Rowe Tin Widtene Yesld Cunningham Beth Tain's Cory Privat and Quartermaster's State Co.d J. P. Kennedy W. C. McKe A. W.smith Geo. W. Credej Geo McCutie Has Hayin Armory

Real Estate Transfers and Local Obituaries Highlight Ontario Area

Real estate transfers list numerous parcels across multiple townships with prices from 1,300 to 6,500 and buyers including George Dizon Jane Myers Samuel Hammett and Adrian Iselin Jr. The report also notes deaths in Warren and surrounding areas, detailing survivors and connections to local families. Obituaries mention Edward Dixon of Blacklick and John Sprankle of Punxsutawney with family survivor lines and pneumonia death.

James Milton “Ginson Cherryhill George Dizon Bare Ho St Vader Myers Samuel R. ‘Hammett Hannah- W. Studiés Adrian Iselin, Jr Ga‘nog Adrian Iselin Young Cherhill John Wolf Hamilton Olymer Kunkle Homer Guisseppe Dawelly Myrtle Jack Gue 'M. Vases Ruth Indiana A. T. Moorhead Elizzabeth Blakley Buffalo Rochester Pitt Railway' Co

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