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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1902

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Grading to Begin on Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg Line

Civil engineers set center stakes for the Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg Railway from McKees Mills to Indians, with grading stakes to follow and a road construction contract to Indiana let soon. Heavy work lies on the four mile segment costing about $100,000, including a seven foot tunnel on White's hill, as surveyors report progress near McKee Mill and Blacklick Creek.

Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company McKees Malln Indiana McKees Mille Vowb Hare McKees Mill White's Hill Gaibleton Neproes McKee and Reed McKees Mills Blacklick Station Corps of Civil Engineers New York Central Railway Company Cherrytree

East Wheatfield school board battles for teachers

The East Wheatfield township board struggles to secure instructors for the upcoming term despite offering 35 dollars a month. They elected three more teachers Calvert Howearth Trindle Madge Falcon Cramer Mande Stephens and set salaries for principals and assistants in several schools. The term starts the first Monday in September. West Lebanon reelects R C Hamilton principal at 40 dollars monthly with Emma Duncan as assistant at 30 dollars.

East Wheatfield Township Progress Calvert Osta J How Earth Trindle Madge Falcon Cramer Mande Stephens Thea Dan Clark Westover Cherry Tres Mande Wauesum C. E Stewart Town Walnut Grove Johnstown Elsie Shank Penn Misa Blanche St. Clair West Lebanon R. C. Hamilton Elkin Emma Duncan See Aide

Enlarging Their Quarters At Stewart Co Hardware

This week work began on an addition to J M Stewart Co hardware store built entirely of building tile. The 52 by 32 foot extension will be a mansory annex matching the existing structure. After completion the rear wall will be removed creating two storerooms 92 feet long. Mabon Bennett Co wholesale grocer started a large 60 by 39 foot two story addition on Church street. The first floor will be cemented and a large elevator installed in the building.

J.M. Stewart & Co Indiana Mabon, Bennett & Co Church Street

Jailed for a Robbery by Homer City Squire

John Lebard was jailed on a robbery charge for stealing two chains and a shirt. The arrest was issued by Squire D. C. Weir of Homer City.

John Lebard Ereeres D. C. Weir Homer City

Buckwheat Club Picnic Promises Huge County Event

The fifth annual Smickaburg and West Mahoning Buckwheat Club reunion and picnic will be held Thursday August 7 at Colemans park near Goodville West Mahoning township. The gathering attracts residents from four Mahonings plus outsiders and features bands music and social activities with 400 invitations being issued to former residents.

Smickaburg West Mahoning Coleman's Park Goodvills West Mahoning Township Smickeburg Four Mahonings Coleman’s Park Goodville

Made Merry A Birthday Celebration Honors Green Township Veteran

On Saturday more than 200 gathered at J. W. Devinney's home in Green township to celebrate the 63d birthday of George Rodkey, the area’s oldest resident. Baskets were shared and noon meals were enjoyed in an orchard. A new organization formed with W. H. Munshower as president and G. T. Learn as secretary. Rev. Cartwright delivered a brief address and presented gifts. Matthias Conrath spoke as well. Rodkey, a pioneer resident, has five living children: J. H. Rodkey, J. N. Rodkey, Mrs. Charles Gallagher, J. W. Devinney, and Mrs. Newton Rodkey. He has resided with his daughter in recent years, and guests included Mr. and Mrs. Peter Learn, honored for their 58th wedding anniversary.

J. W. Devinney Green Township George Rodkey W. H. Munshower G. T. Learn Cartwright Matthias Conrath Rodkey J. H. Rodkey J.N. Rodkey Charles Gallagher Sire J. W. Devinuay Newton Rodkey Spangle Chilren J. W. Davinney Peter Learn Mrr Learn Io Roikey

Bolivar to Dedicate New United Presbyterian Church

The handsome brick United Presbyterian church at Bolivar will be dedicated on Sabbath, July 27 at 11 a.m. Rev De Gilchrist of Pittsburg will preach the dedicatory. J E Jerema and Rev Doer will offer the dedicatory prayer. Rev J Hill of Latrobe will preside. The church, organized by Rev D S Tinker, has 50 members and aims to grow. The Gothic brick structure seats 250 in the main hall, 400 with the Sabbath school rooms open.

United Presbyterian Church Bolivar de Gilchrist Pittsburg Home’ Mission Boa Jerema Doer Bolivar Church J. Hill Latrobe

Wreck on West Penn rail line injures engineer in Indiana

A West Penn line wreck near Blairsville injures engineer Samuel B. Taylor, head wound and multiple fractures reported. Taylor, son in law of Mr and Mrs Joseph Neal, was aboard Owl passenger train en route to Allegheny City when a freight car was left on track at Willow Grove and struck by the train. Passengers suffered bruises but none fatally.

Weat Penn Sarhuel B Taylor Biniaville Saveral Indiana Mie Joseph Me” Neal Allegheny City Blairaville Willow Grove

Lawyers Picnic Outing at Twolick Creek

The annual lawyers picnic was held at Twolick on Tuesday with attorneys and friends enjoying a day along Two lick creek. More than 60 rode the morning train and many drove to Tyolick, bringing well-filled baskets for dinner and supper eaten in the woods.

Twolick Twolick Creek Tyyolick

Pastor Buckley Resigns After Ill Health

Ray Aller Buckley, who led the Pine Flats and Sample Run Christian churches for three years, has resigned due to ill health. He and his wife plan to relocate to Princess Anne, Maryland.

Ray. Aller Buckley Pine Flats Sample Run Buckley Princess Anne, Md

Still Walker Hurtdetails unclear but listed injuries

The fragment notes an incident involving Clark, a young son of Herman Smith of East Chestnut Street area, who was walking when he fell and sustained a fracture to the right forearm. Dr. B L Butebeng treated and reduced the fracture.

Clark Herman Smith East Chie Street Walon Suntainin BL Butebeng

Boy Dies as Lightning Strikes Under Maple Tree

In Cherryhill township seven year old David L. Kephart was instantly killed by a lightning bolt while playing with his sister beneath a maple tree at home. The sister received a severe shock but survived. Funeral held at Rich Hill Wesleyan church as family receives widespread sympathy. James Pope of Gipsy also struck by lightning last week while in a surrey. one shoe and trouser leg damaged, he survived after a miraculous escape.

David L. Kephart David Kephart Cbnerryhill Township Rich Hill Cherryill James Pope Gipsy Surrey aYivary

Annual Indiana County Soldiers' Association Reunion and Picnic

The Indiana County Soldiers' Association fixes August 21 for the annual reunion and picnic at the fair grounds. The program will include addresses music a night camp fire and other amusements with possible sham battle between Company F and Company D. The event aims to honor Civil War veterans, discuss pension matters, and begin planning the county centennial celebrations. The president Judge White urges all veterans to attend and notes announcements will follow.

Indiana County Soldiers’ Association Town Blairsville Indians County

The Strike Near Blairsville Ends in Farce

The strike attempt by agitators led by Patrick Dolan failed near Blairsville as miners stayed at work. A brass band toured Blairsville mines to spur quitting, but no grievance existed and the camp dissolved with the leader fleeing town. Local agitators suffered public defeat as workers remained steadfast.

Blaireville Thees Patrick Dolan Blairsville de Deat Brasa Hag

Prothero and Prothero Wed in Gettysburg Ceremony

Henry Prothero of Smithport and Lonnie Aire Prothero of town wed on Tuesday July 1 at Gettysburg Pennsylvania. The ceremony occurred in the Gettysburg Presbyterian church parsonage with Civil War veteran Prothero having long coal business ties in Smithport. They will reside on The Heights above Water Street after short wedding trip. friends invited.

Henry Protherd Smithport Lonnie- Aire Protheca St Gettynburg Gettyeburg Prothero

Local horse rig claimed after being found near Lambing home

An owner turned up after a horse and buggy found hitched near L. I. Lambing’s home near Kellysburg. A stranger who claimed the rig failed to explain his actions, Lambing was compensated, and the property was given to the claimant. Drs J M Clair A F Parington and Carson operated on Samuel E Allison of White township for appendicitis, developing a large abscess but prognosis hopeful. William Balentine plans a ten room modern dwelling on Philadelphia street between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, to be finished this fall. Robert Kerr and erst Herlinger awarded the Water street house project for William G Gibson, six rooms with modern conveniences. Inter-county temperance institute to meet at Ridgeview Park August 5, involving Butler Cambria Washington Indiana Allegheny Armstrong Westmoreland. Normal school main stairway being rebuilt due to prior sinking and danger.

Lambing Kellysburg Ana William Balentine Philadelphia Robert Kerr Erst Herlinger Town Water Street William G. Gibson Temperance Institute Butler, Cambria Washington Indiana Allegheny Armstrong Westmoreland Counties Ridgeview Park

North Point Post Office Money Order and Pension Notice

The North Point post office has become a money order office. Deputy Sheriff Josiah Neal serves as postmaster. William L. Mahan receives pension increased to seventeen dollars per month.

North Point Pointy Josiah Neal Ing William L. Mahan Town

Deaths in Johnstown area mark county obituaries

Alexander Getty aged 81 died in Johnstown from old age complications after living in Saltabarg and Brushvalley. M rs Charles Alters of town died at 38 with ten children. Mrs Mary Wike of Brushvalley died after disease complications aged about 80. George Pittman of penne died after brief illness aged 65 from Bright's disease. Funeral details and cemeteries listed for Grandview, Oakland, Lutheran, and CherryTree churches. multiple survivors named. Infant of Fyock families noted in late item.

Alexander Geity Alexander Getty Johnstown Thuareday Saltabarg Brushvalley Township H. Getty Charles Alters Emms E. Alters North Eleventh Street Fourth Wand Imaband Blair Mabel Beulah William Nova Iarah Prank Jay Howard Second United, Presbyterian ‘Church Rav. TM Welch Oakland Mary Wieke Mary Wike Brushvalley Maney Willian G. W. Wike Bell Lower Smith’siatié M. J. Conner Vandergrift Lutheran

Large Coal Field Near Tadiana Promises Early Sale Prospects

Reports detail a vast coal region spanning Green and northeast Tadiana area with 25 000 acres leased by Mr M McHenry and backed by investors W H Boroland Phil M Sutton S Myera and W J Short. Tests since March indicate strong prospects and negotiations with Glenwood Coal Company and others suggest a rapid sale could boost county development.

M. McHenry Town Andy Tadiana Im White Rayne Green Henry Munshower W. H. Boroland Phil.m. Sutton Myera McGeary Glenwood Coal Company of Glen Seaphall Efe Patohinaing Grea Beres Mitchell Thati

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