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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1915
Page
4
The Indiana Progress presents itself as the county’s oldest paper with Moorhead and Moorhead as editors and proprietors. It lists subscription rates in advance for various periods and notes delivery details and publication notices.
Mrs Ndyward Corson and kin visit relatives while local youths celebrate a child’s fifth birthday. Residents travel to Blairsville and Blacklick, with sermons, lectures, and church events noted. Families relocate, remodel, or build as new houses rise, and community groups like the Boy Scouts and Ladies Aid schedule activities in Armagh and surrounding areas.
A fragmented notice presents J O Marsitall's campaign appeal urging voters to record his name on September 21. The text includes remarks on duties of Commissioner or Poor Director, administrative tone, and a general call to meet voters, with scattered garbled lines and stray names.
J Blair Sutton formally seeks renomination in the Republican primary of September 21 1915 citing business principles and proven service. He denies claims of an earlier pledge and urges voters to weigh his experience and record in office while promising continued faithful conduct if re elected. J Pelford announces nonpartisan bid for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas under July 24 1913 act, with primary set for September 21 1915.
RECENT DEATHS Mrs Willan Truby and Mrs Ines Truby both aged about seventy died after long illness at their home in Jyush valley. Surviving children listed. many names appear in faded text. Political notices name M Gangueane of Indiana Borough and J Olatr Long Wise as Republican candidates in county primary elections with dates in 1944 and 1915.
Fragmented OCR shows candidates for county and borough offices across numerous townships. Names, roles, and terms appear garbled with multiple districts such as ARMAGH, ARMSTRONG, BLACKLICK, BLALUSYEUR, BRUREVALLEY, BUFFINGTON, BURRELL, CANOE, CENTER, CHERRYHILE, CHERRY TREE, CLYMER, KERKAIDE, and others.
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