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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1904

Page

5

Heavy rains cost harvests and damages strike county farms

Severe week long rainfall hurts crops and hay as farmers delay harvest. Flooded creeks damage bridges at Rochester Mills and wash roads, while a cloudburst near Ross Furnace destroys crops and injures a horse. Lightning strikes Birmingham area homes, barns, and causes fires. families escape with shocks but no serious injuries. Damaged barns occur at Covode Plumville and near Davis. insurance covers part losses.

Hsbandman Tullmill Run Ross Furnace New Florence J. A. Wagner U.S. Lynn Hobinson Lynn Little Mahoning Creek Rochester Mills Hugh Coy Covode Susanna Wells Plumville Madison McLaughlin Davis

Reunion at Chambersville Celebrates 40th Wedding Anniversary

The children of Mr and Mrs David Blue of Chambersville gathered at the oil homestead on Friday to honor their parents 40th wedding anniversary. Relatives traveled from Michigan and Johnstown for the occasion. A noon dinner and an afternoon ball game saw the Chambersville nine defeat the Blue club 7 to 4.

David Blue Chambersville Friay John Blue Michigan D. E. Blue Johnstown

Robbery at Iselin Company Store Night Breakin

Two men forced entry to the Iselin company store in Elders Ridge coal field on Saturday night. At gunpoint they compelled the night watchman to surrender all cash on hand, totaling 19 dollars. No clue has been secured.

Iselen Elders Ridge

Wedding Planned for Miss Grace Greenawalt McFadden

Wed next, Grace Greenawalt McFadden of town and David Fox of New Stanton Westmoreland county will wed at Miss McFadden's mother's home Eliza McFadden on Tenth street. Miss McFadden is prominent in Indiana social circles. Mr Fox works in the shoe business with Daugherty Bros. for several years.

Grace Greenawalt McFadden Town David 8 Fox New Stanton Westmoreland County Miss Mcfadden Eliza McFadden Tenth Street Indiana Deag Daugherty Bros

Marriage notice for Prof Harry Con dron and Miss Nora Lockard

Announcement reports the coming marriage of Prof Harry D. B. Con dron of Kellysburg and Miss Nora Lockard daughter of Mrs Sara Lockard of Oak and Eighth streets. The wedding is set for early next month and a kitchen shower was held for Miss Lockard at Laura Ellis on Church street.

Harry DB. Condron Kellysburg Blairsville Nora Lockard Sara Lockard Oak and Eighth Streets Miss Lockard Laura Ellis Church Street

Death of Mrs Sara Owens Hewitson in New Wilmington

Mrs Sara Owens Hewitson wife of Prof W T Hewitson of New Wilmington died Saturday from peritonitis after an operation. She was 44 born in Philadelphia and came to Indiana with her family in 1871. She taught at Indiana Normal School and other institutions, recently married 10 months ago, funeral in New Wilmington then interment in St Clairsville. Survived by parents three brothers Prof A E Owens Lieut C T Owens and William and three sisters Sears Gretta and Helen Owens.

Sara Owens Hewitson W. T. Hewitson New Wilminton Roy William 8. Owens Hewitson Philadelphia Owens First United Presbyterian Church Steubensyville Indiana Indiana Normal School First Ward Knoxville Tenn Mission College Normal School Lieut. C. T. Owens United States Navy William Sears Gretta Helen Owens

Death of Robert K. Barr in Green township near Taylorsville

Robert K. Barr of Green township died at his Taylorsville area home after a lingering illness aged 74. He was a son of early Green settlers, married to Catherine Lydick, with three surviving children Prof. S. L. Barr, William W. Barr, and Mrs. H. Clyde Buterbaugh. Funeral services were held at his home, with burial in Taylorsville cemetery.

Robert K. Barr Green Township Taylorsville Robert Barr Catherine Lydick Samuel Lydick S. L. Barr Glen Campbell William W. Barr Armstrong Township H. Clyde Buterbaugh Latrobe W. J. Sproull Penn Run

Moorhead dies at 28. funeral held Sunday

W. Clark Moorhead, son of Mrs. Sarah Moorhead of Church street, died suddenly at his home on Friday morning at 7 30 aged 28 years. Surviving are his mother and sisters Mrs Howard Young of town and Mrs Hugh R Wylie of New Castle. Funeral services were at Edward Young's home on West School street Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev J Day Brownlee, with interment in Oakland cemetery.

W. Clark Moorhead Sarah Moorhead Church Street Howard Young Town Hugh R. Wylie New Castle Edward Young West School Street J. Day Brownlee Oakland Cemetery

Landowners Seek Release From McGanghey Leases

Sheriff Josiah Neal served notices in Reynoldsville and Erie on W. H. Stamy J. G. King and W. D. Carter holders of the McGanghey leases. Petitions filed by numerous landowners call for voiding the contracts. The case stems from John McGaughey leases of coal land in Armstrong Young and Center townships. Judge Harry White ruled in favor of landowners but the defendants appeal to the Supreme Court with a hearing potentially in October. Names listed include John Cunningham John N. Arnold W. H. Myers A. M. Harbison Mary E. Fiscus and many others.

McGanghey Josiah Neal Reynoldsville Erie W. H. Stamy J. GO. King W. D. Carter McGaughey Stamey, King and Carter John McGaughey

Three Italians Arrested For Attempted Robbery In Blairsville

Three Italians Frank Panicco Suirdani Gradoni and Saveri Palvari were arrested in Blairsville on Thursday after trying to rob Philip Platoni as he traveled from Latrobe to Ernest. Police found two revolvers three big knives and $120 on them. They were released on costs after a postponed hearing before Squire J A Crossman.

Jacob Wettling Philip Platoni Latrobe Ernest Platoni Blairsville Indiana Platonian Campa Frank Panicco Suirdani Gradoni Saveri Palvari

Parker and Davis Nominees by Democratic National Convention

Chief Justice Alton B. Parker of New York and ex-Senator Henry G. Davis of West Virginia were nominated for president and vice president at the Democratic National Convention in St. Louis. Parker's message advocating the gold standard caused alarm as the platform had previously rejected gold backing, surprising party ranks.

Alton B. Parker New York Henry G. Davis West Virginia St. Louis

Obituary notices from Rochester Mills Homer City and Clarksburg

Mrs. Joseph Taylor of Rochester Mills dies at home aged about 80 survived by husband and Frank and Ida Levin funeral led by Rev C G Stewart interment at Rochester Mills Noah Stitt of Homer City dies at 81 at daughter Beale residence survived by daughter and two sons interment at Homer City Mary J McCombs dies at 76 widow of David McCombs former Elders Ridge resident interment today in Clarksburg area

Joseph Taylor Rochester Mills Frank Lock Haven Ida Levin New Kensington C. G. Stewart Noah Stitt Homer City Sarah A. Beale Leechburg Samuel Galbreath Saltsbury Mary J. McCombs James Mood Clarksburg David McCombs Elders Ridge

Obituary Notices From Mechanicsburg Area Dwellers

MRA Bertha Corn Coen of Big Caiin died July 4. Born in Mechanicsburg, daughter of G W Robertson, the family resided there until a few years ago. An infant of Harry Gorman died at about three weeks. The mother died less than two weeks ago. Interment at Hillsdale on Montag. An infant son of William Liberger of Heshbon died aged three months. Interment at Armagh today.

Bertha Coen Big Caiin J. T Mechanicsburg G. W. Robertson Harry Gorman Hillsdale Montag William Liberger Heshbon Armagh

Miss Ida Johnston Appointed Teacher in Mission Schools

Miss Ida Johnston, formerly of the place, is appointed a teacher in the United Presbyterian church mission schools at Norfolk Virginia. Johnston resided here for years and has recently taught in Apollo schools.

Ida Johnston The Place United Presbyterian Church Mission Norfolk Miss Johnston Apollo

Reunion and basket picture of No 4 school alumni

Former students of No 4 school Conemaugh township will hold an annual reunion and basket picture at the schoolhouse near White station on Thursday August 28.

No. 4 Conemaugh Township White Station

Train LTO Vintondale to Albany line service set for July 18

A mixed Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg Railway train will run from this place to Vintondale on July 18 arriving in Indiana in the morning to connect with the B R P train northward. It stays all day and departs in the evening after the Punxsutawney arrival at 6 30 pm, remaining at Vintondale overnight stopping at all stations en route.

Vintondale Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Indiana Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Punxsuttawney Wintondale Here

Wills divide fortunes in Burrell and Mahoning Townships

The will of Lavina Long of Burrell township divides land to her daughters Sarah Palmer Mary St Clair and Elizabeth Long with household goods and cash to others including three sons. Executor named Sarah Palmer. Also listed are wills for Andrew Kline Armstroyng township and Joseph Bricker South Mahoning township detailing farm bequests and shares to heirs.

Lavina Long Burrell Township Nang Garris Sarah Palmer Mary St. Clair Elizabeth Long Burrell Townsiip Rachel Shirley Sarah Palner Joseph Ei. Kline Simon H. Kline Sarah Laxman Mary Barker Joseph H. Kline George W. Kine William A. Kline Rebevca Boyer John S. Pierce Joseph Bricker South Mahoning Township Charles B. Bricker John G. Bricker

Elks Lodge to Be Instituted in Be Nevolent Order

Tomorrow evening a lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will be instituted here with over 70 charter members. J. McAllister, district deputy, will install officers in Odd Fellows Hall. A banquet will follow in Library Hall with toastmaster J. Wood Clark and toasts by Frani J. McAllister and others. Indiana’s Rik Lodge officers named include Esaled Ker, Jason W. Carson, and D.H. Tomb among others.

C. Hepler New Kensington Indiana Rik Lodge Esaled Ker Jason W. Carson M. D Thomas BE A. Dagan H. Wallace Thomas George J. Weit Henry Hall A. Lincoln Gilbert John K. Richards Doh. Tomb J. W W. Engle Tler Charles A. Gassler

Social activity fills Indiana midsummer calendar with parties

The Fourth of July week featured a large house party reception for Mr. and Mrs. John P. Eirkin and daughter Helen at Library Hall with 200 guests, dancing, and refreshments. Miss Vanulo Nixon hosted a reception for Miss Phyllis Moorhead, a shirtwaist leap year dance occurred at Library Wall, and several social events at the country club and campus were noted along with a Graceton baseball win over an Indiana team.

Indiana John P. Eirkin Helen Library Hall Christopmeopulchaveh Apple Vanulo Nixon North Sixth Street Phyllis 4 Moorhead Church Street Country Club Library Wall Hlivabeth Young Ora Bmyers Allezhony Library Jimll

Local Correspondence Notices From BRUSUVALLEY Area

BRUSUVALLEY and nearby towns report a flurry of visitors and homecomings. Miss Maud Suchanin returns from India relations visit as several Pittsburg and Johnstown residents spend time with relatives in Altoona Vandergrift Scottdale and other local spots. Rev J M Adair of Indiana preaches farewell at the U P church as the congregation prepares to disband and sell the building.

Brusuvalley GC. A. Overchord Altoona Maud Suchanin Dndiaus Kilzabeth James Jomen Edwards Pittsburg Mra John P, Altoman Mera A. Davis Harry Wilson Nannie Bean Johnstown M.S. Altopmis Mearl McCrea Pitishiry Pexn Run Jane Dickey Hadden Cockport Johny Moore Chis? Weaver Mitchells Mills Henry Livingston Rabe Lewis Fullmer Jacob Shank Edward N. Lydick Wintondale Willie Henry J. M. Adair Indiana U.P Rosanna Goodlin John Mirth Gibson Lytle Adams Vandergrift M. M. Palmer Blacklick F. ¥. Holsoppie Mintingdon H. M. Fyock Melinda Stewart Cornelia Helen Chautauqua

Personal Brevities from Indiana and Nearby Towns

A long list of residents and visitors is reported with names and hometowns. Individuals from Pittsburg, Wilmerding, Ok street, New Casita, Franklin, Lown, Mekeesport, West Whesattialel township, and Crest area travel or visit Indiana, with many relatives and friends noted.

Harry Beans Pitttsburg David D. Mack Clyie Indiana Logan Hollister Wilmerding Clara Coorge Ok Street Pittsburg Hugh R. Wyle New Casita Rosy Lovelace Thas Pittsbung Kale Selig Franklin Bors Moranu Lown Tod Rewards Vetora Cambria County Belle Allivon Mekeesport Tamphrays Bolivar News Amour T Chink West Whesattialel Township Monny

Down Twolick Creek Railroad Expansion Progress

The Pennsylvania Railroad plans to extend its line down Two lick creek to Dixonville with grading awarded to D F Keenan. Work to begin within a week, employing about 1000 men for seven miles of new track plus bridges at Mitchells Mills and Hines. The project aims to access rich coal fields owned by several interests and extend toward Porterfield next year.

Pennsylvania Railroad Company Twolick Crook Dixonville Geading Wines Mitchells Mills D. F. Keenan Hleming Summit Pleasant Alley Keenan Buck Run Hines Mitchellsville Fin Atream Dixon's Run Disonville Plains of the Twolick Creek Porterfield W. D. Livler Beech, Creek Goat and Coke Company Greenwich Coal Company J. H. Weaver D. E. Williams & Co Hillsdale Coal and Coke Company HL Band J. C. Clark

Train Narrowly Avoids Wreck Near Blackliek

A morning passenger trip on the Pennsylvania railroad toward Indiana reported a near disaster when a large rock tumbled from a high bank near Blackliek. The rock struck just as the train passed, grazing the right side of every car and causing minor damage. No injuries were noted.

Blackliek

Miss Dorothy Gibson Falls From Cherry Tree

Miss Dorothy Gibson, daughter of James D. Gibson, former Cherryhill resident, fell from a cherry tree at her Walnut Grove home near Johnstown. She broke her left wrist. The Gibson family moved to Walnut Grove about a year ago. Mina Albion is a school teacher and will be employed at Conemaugh during the term.

Dorothy Gibson James D. Gibson Cherryhill Township Pickin Cherries Walnut Grove Johnstown Leo Gibson Mina Albion Conemaugh

Italian man killed in Peculiar manner near Ernest

Silvia Galyix an Italian at Ernest was killed Thursday when a steel drill struck a trolley wire as he walked into a mine causing instant death. Interment was held at the Catholic cemetery on Saturday.

Silvia Galyix Ernest Whirsday Tve

Cunningham buys lot for son to build brick dwelling

J M Cunningham of town buys a 50 by 180 foot lot on South Sixth Street from Thomas Sutton for 1600 dollars. He plans a brick cased dwelling for his son Leroy, with construction in the fall.

Br. Hdwards Town Grant Street John Holmes Cherryhill Township Maple Thirteenth Streets J. M. Gunningham South Sixth Street Thomas Sutton

Found Money on Road to Church Sabbath Near Kintersburg

Alonzo Doemer lost his pocketbook with eighty dollars on Friday near Kintersburg. A passerby on the road to church Sabbath found the money embedded in mud along the roadside and returned it.

Alonzo Doemer Marion Conor Kintersburg

Local residents planned extended trips and visits this week

Mr and Mrs William Mol of Kank Street will leave on Thursday for an extended trip through the country with their daughter Miss Beoks panei eses and Miss Katharyne Moor head of Fifth Street. Foster J Hill of Berunton Pa visits here this week as superintendent of the Y M C A educational department in Scranton. Mr Hill, an Indiana native, was once a legal clerk. Mr and Mrs Thomas Lowman and daughter Elizabeth of Fourth Ward leave tomorrow for Atlantic City Philadelphia Washington and other points with Dr N Bert Lownan and family of Bellevernon Va accompanying them.

RK. N. Mefcaters Johnstown J. C. Conner Tenth Street Hart Daugherty Brodheadsville Monroe County CG. Conner Venthshane Werd Braddoule Theorge W., Conner Conner James Given Dibtasburg Indiana Cyrus Work Richmond John Redman Los An[rolese Cal Wagnar South Sevent Streat Mixsos Mla St. Louis G. W. Simpson Santa Barbara Tadiana Simpson Thin Place Charles Jordan Altoona M. M. Davis South Bovonth Street Alt Burnhelmor Vandergrift Agron Burnhelmor Nea Tanoma Hitbarry Pittalurg Sinickaburg Margaret Hall Charles Little East Oak Street Claire William Little Konna Adams Deckery Point Mollie Currly North Sixth Street John Little Marion Center Tillie Koontz Chestnut Street Laura Angley Warner Water Street Mass Boston Atlantic City Church Street William Detwiler Chicago Detwiler Jataigon Pennsylvania William Mol Oators Kank Street Thureds Wipany St. Lows Beoks Panei Eses Katharyne Moorhead Fifth Straet Foster J. Hill Berunton Hill Scranton Thomas Lowman Elizabeth Fourth Ward Philadelphia Washington N. Bert Lownan Bellevernon

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