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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1899

Page

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Exhibitions Promise Large Attendance at County Fair

Managers confident the forty third county fair will draw big crowds with new drawing cards and attractions. Subscriptions cover the entire 12600 debt, making subscribers stockholders. A male race with $30 $20 and $10 purses was added, and Prof. Jacksons Equine Paradox and Ryman Hippodrome will perform daily. Possible Jubilee Colored Minstrels, local band plans, and a deer herd from Wm Fairman are proposed attractions. Premium list and track events appear on page seven.

Friends of the Fair County Enterprise T. P. Stephens Pine Flats Prof. Jackson Ryman Hippodrome Armagh Wm. Fairman Begg Ponxentawney Pro Gauss

Sabbath Visitors From Meadville Stop in Town on Overland Trip

A driving party of 14 Meadville Coaching Club members arrived Saturday afternoon, staying at the Indiana House over Sabbath. Notables included ex-Judge J. J. Henderson and J. M. Thomas. They left Monday for Kittanning and expect home Saturday after visits to Franklin, Clarion, Brookville, Reynoldsville, DuBois, and Punxsutawney.

Indiana House Meadville J. J. Henderson T. L. Flood B. L. Singerly J. M. Thomas A. L. Irwin W. 4. Harper Kebie Flood Irwin Clementine Calvin L. Fay Barnaby

Mack Campbell Injured in Train Stop Accident

Mack Campbell of Garfield sustained a skull injury when a freight train he rode from Johnstown stopped suddenly, throwing him headfirst in a car. The injury is not expected to be fatal. Also reported Hurt in a Runoff Wm Stahl of Marion Center was thrown and trampled by a frightened runaway horse, suffering a severe leg cut. Pensions Granted list several beneficiaries and amounts. H J Altaman bought a vacant lot on Wayne Avenue. St Clair reunion set for Marion Center on Thursday August 17.

Mack Campbell Garfield McClure Campbell Johnstown Wm. Stahl Marion Center H. M. Fleck St. Clair

Pine Flats Visitors Gather Amid Summer Crowds

Pine Flats hosts a summer influx with visitors from Pittsburg and nearby towns. At Evergreen hotel guests include Katherine Ferguson and others from Pittsburg, Ebensburg, and Johnstown. Gired cottage lists Mrs. Turner, Dr. MacMillen, and several Pittsburg residents. Thornton Park shows Indiana, Leechburg, Blairsville, and local names among the Sabbath guests.

Pine Flats Evergreen Hotel Pittsburg Katherine Ferguson May Morgan E. C. Buikee J. A. Guinyon Indiana Anna Boal Leechburg Anna McCormick Blairsville Paul St.Clair Mark Richard Watson W. R. Calhoun Hart Daugherty Frank Hugh Moorhead Elmer Elis Town

Two Wills Filed for Gilkerson and Kissell Estates

Two wills probated in Indiana and Blairsville. Maria L Gilkerson directs debts paid first, monuments for her daughter Judith, with farm shares distributed among grandchildren and sons. Real estate in Sioux County Iowa to be sold later and remainder divided among heirs. W A Kissell of Blairsville leaves all property to widow Mary C Kissell after debts. Executorships named for John C Gilkerson and E J Telford.

Maria L. Gilkerson Indiana Register Judith James L J. K. Gilkerson John €. Gilkerson Conemaugh Township Mary E Florence G. Burlingame William T. Gilkerson Sioux County John C T. Gilkerson James John K. Gilkerson Mary Florence Burlingame John C. Gilkerson

Weddings of a Week Pauley-Johnston

A week’s wedding notices from Apollo and nearby towns report the marriage of William F. Pauley to Olive Johnston at the bride’s home on Tuesday night with Rev. J Day Brownlee officiating. The couple reside in a well furnished home and are well known locally. Shillin-Craig and Auger Glenn are also noted for recent marriages in Clintondale and Johnstown.

Shillin-Craig Harry N. Shillin Clintondale Clinton County Maud Craig Mechanicsburg J. Day Brownlee Church Street

Will notice for Elmer W. Allison bequest error

The will of the late R. W. Allison of White township was printed with the name of Elmer W. Allison of town omitted by error. He receives a $500 bequest.

R. W. Allison White Township Elmer W. Allison

Topographical Survey Work Begins in County

Government and state teams started preliminary work for a county wide topographical and geological map. Prof. A. H. Thompson and S. S. Gannett from Washington arrive with Congressman M. Jack and plan triangulations, elevations, and a full county map over two years. Nearby districts elect teachers for the fall term and set opening dates as schools prepare for early lessons.

A. H. Thompson Gannett Washington, D. C Indiana M. Jack Thompson

Illicit Expense Fund Method Found Illegal

In Harrisburg on July 19 Attorney General John P. Elkin issued guidance to Banking Commissioner Powers. He warned that building and loan associations using the expense fund method may violate sound business principles and harm shareholders and the public. The AG urged discretion and time for associations to adjust to avoid hardship while pursuing an end to the practice.

Harrisburg John P. Elkin Powers Col. Powers Attorney General’s Department Elgin Charcter

Injuries Prove Fatal to James L Wakefield in Pittsburg

James L Wakefield 40, a Cherryhill Township native and painter at Stewart Station, died Monday at West Penn Hospital after being struck by a train there. His body was brought home to his mother Elizabeth Wakefield for interment in Harmony cemetery today. he left behind siblings.

James L. Wakefield Cherryhill Township West Penn Hospital Pittsburg Stewart Station Elizabeth Wakefield Harmony Cemetery

Accident results serious for Canoe Township man eye loss

James Gaston of Canoe township suffered a severe eye injury when a metallic point from a string attached to a buggy whip pierced his eyeball. The eye was removed days ago by Dia, Sadler and Ernest of Punxentawney. Also noted: Joseph Cramer, 70, of Ridgeview park, fell and injured his back. Several other small items include a horse kick injuring Charles Moorhead and small sheep damages awards to A. W. Campbell and Ellen Brendlinger. A Women’s Relief Corps picnic and a train to Idlewild are mentioned.

Canoe Township James Gaston Dia Sadler Ernest Punxentawney Joseph Cramer Cramer Ridgeview Park

West Wheatfield Township Names Teachers for Next Term

The school directors of West Wheatfield Township elected teachers for the coming term starting September 18. Washington Ralph Felton Gamble Maggie Mack Centerville upper room Will Liggett lower Orwin Mack Garfield upper John F. St. Clair lower Eva J. Huston Wallace Maude Milligan Germany Charles Litcheness Ridge Joseph M. Campbell Campbell Joseph E. Campbell Lyon Wm. Walbach India W. L. Davin. Wages range from 26 to 30 dollars.

Wast Wheatfield Township West Wheatfield Township Washington Ralph Felton Gamble Maggie Mack Centerville Upper Room Will Liggett Lower Orwin Mack Garfield Upper John F. St. Clair Eva J. Huston Wallace Maude Milligan Germany Charles Litcheness Ridge Joseph M. Campbell Campbell Joseph E. Campbell Lyon

Washington Township selects teachers for the term

The Washington Township school board voted to hire Cribbs J B Brown Harman Chas Getty Kettering Wm Wagaman Bell W E Smead Five Points Lottie McCreight Red Lion John Rankin Creekside Thomas Huber Lucas May Shields Kelly Jacob Fleming Cummins Lowry Johnston Hanging Rock Will Johnston at thirty dollars per month. The term opens Monday August 28.

Washington Township Cribbs Brown Harman Chas Getty Kettering Wm. Wagaman Bell W. E. Smead Five Points Lottie McCreight Red Lion John Rankin Creekside Thomas Huber Lucas May Shields Kelly Jacob Fleming Cummins Lowry Johnston Hanging Rock Will Johnston

South Mahoning Directors Announce Term Details

South Mahoning school directors set the coming term. Names listed include Stuchell Charles Wilson Davie Walter Lewis Flate Chas Wingart Smyrna R T Hamilton Ambrose M J Pierce Ox Hill Eunice Kirk Plumville upper J Bert Bell lower Wilda Uncapher Allison Harry Smead Dodds G J Welch Wages thirty dollars per month Term opens Monday September 11.

South Mahoning South Mahoning Township Stuchell Charles Wilson Davie Walter Lewis Flate Chas. Wingart Smyrna R. T. Hamilton Ambrose M. J. Pierce Ox Hill Eunice Kirk Plumville Upper J. Bert’ Bell Lower Wilda Uncapher Allison Harry Smead Dodds G. J. Welch

East Wheatfield School Board Names Members

East Wheatfield Township Saturday: Cramer school board members listed including S. Cribbs of Heshidon Elder Watson Bracken Armagh Buffington M. M. Shaffer Wintondale Tomb Madge Falcon Armagh Shelback Pearl Mack Armagh Trindles Ed Dodds Buffington Calvert Thomas Conrad Strongatown Hutchison Mary Dripps Armagh.

East Wheatfiel East Wheatfield Cramer School S. ©. Cribbs Heshidon Elder Watson Bracken Armagh Buffington M. M. Shaffer Wintondale Tomb Madge Falcon Shelback Pearl Mack Trindles Dodds Calvert Thomas Conrad Strongatown Hutchison Mary Dripps

Montgomery Township Directors Elect Teachers at Gettysburg

School directors at Gettysburg on Tuesday elected teachers including Rock Raw Bird Duck Clark H W McQuilkin Irwin Will Goss Gipsy Miss Pitta Haz lett Ada Wright Mobley Della Serrier Blose Harry McAfoos Harter E W Bowder Gettysburg upper Edna Lydick lower May Gressley setting a new teaching roster for the district.

Montgomery Township Gettysburg Rock Raw Bird Duck Clark H. W. McQuilkin Irwin Will Goss Gipsy Miss Pitta Hazlett Ada Wright Mobley Della Serrier Blose Harry McAfoos Harter E W, Bowder Upper Edna Lydick Lower May Gressley

Brushvalley township selects teachers at Friday meeting

Brushvalley township school directors elected a slate of teachers on Friday. The names listed include Simons, Callie Miller, Price, Clara McFeaters, Evans, C.R Muckle, Cresawell, Burrell Simons, Heshbon, Frank Ryan, Oak Grove, Howard Parke, Slabtown, Joseph E Walback, Underwood, Bruce Grant, Wolfe, Mollie McCrea, Artemus, CG. T. McLaughlin, McFarland Ansley Overdorfi.

Brushvalley Township Simons Callie Miller Price Clara McFeaters Evans C.R Muckle Cresawell Burrell Simons Heshbon Frank Ryan Oak Grove Howard Parke Slabtown Joseph E Walback Underwood Bruce Grant Wolfe Mollie McCrea Artemus CG. T. McLaughlin McFarland Ansley Overdorfi

Grant Township selects teachers for term at Richmond

Grant township school directors met at Richmond on Monday and elected Deckers Point Ollie Nupp Hartman Frank Kerr Langham Clayton Nupp Raleigh L Menser Grant George Doty Johnston Mrs J S Ross Doty W H Ayers Richmond J S Ross Kinnan H Clara Sterner with wages of 34 dollars per month The Canoe township directors elected Crawford Miles Gartley and Widdowson Mabel on Tuesday

Grant Township Richmond Deckers Point Ollie Nupp Hartman Frank Kerr Langham Clayton Nupp Raleigh Canoe Township Crawford Miles Gartley Widdowson Mabel

East Mahoning Township School Directors Elect Teachers

The East Mahoning Township school directors met on Tuesday and elected teachers including Jennie Hamill in Mahoning, Gretta Park in Pickering Run, B. F. Fleck in Hamill, A. T. Rowe in Upper Creek, Geneva Morrison in Lowman, Lulu Lowmaster in Marion, George Rowe in Stuchell, and John Moore in Stuchell, with other assignments listed among Johnston Rosebaugh Ralph Radcliffe and Madison Piper.

East Mahoning Township Brandon Jennie Hamill Mahoning Gretta Park Pickering Run B. F. Fleck Hamill A. T. Rowe Upper Creek Geneva Morrison Lowman Lulu Lowmaster Marion George Rowe Stuchell John Moore

Buffington Township Announces School Teacher Elections

Buffington Township school directors on Thursday elected teachers for several schools. Names listed include Edward Dodson, John Stewart Duncan, Harry Grows, John Red Banke, Charles Barkley, and John Patterson. No teacher was elected for school No. 5. The term opens September 25.

Buffington Township Dodson Edward Stewart Duncan John Hogan Grows Harry Wallace Red Banke John Patterson Barkley Charles Duncan

West Lebanon elects Morrow for third term as principal

At a Monday meeting the West Lebanon school board chose Prof A. M. Morrow of Plumville for his third consecutive term as principal. Miss Carrie Alston of Pittsburg, Indiana Normal graduate, was elected assistant and the term begins Monday September 4. Additional notes report Mechanicsburg borough naming Barry Ryan as teacher for the coming term, Barnesboro selecting several teachers for an eight month term with salaries, and Armagh electing Marion McCracken as teacher.

West Lebanon A. M. Morrow Plumville Carrie Alston Pittsburg Indiana Normal Mechanicburg Borough Mechanicsburg Borough Barry Ryan Brushvalley Barnesboro Marion McCracken Blacklick Armagh

Deaths of Philip Rice and Br Guy Sickenberger

Philip Rice of Green Township near Tayloraville died at 54 from brain congestion after a grip attack. He left a wife and six children, with services led by Rev Henry Armstrong and burial at Tayloraville cemetery. Guy Sickenberger, 23, son of John Sickenberger, died at East Mahon Township after bowels inflammation. Funeral held at Nichol home with brief services by Rev Kanarr. interment at Diamondville cemetery.

Philip Rice Green Township T Syloraville Augustus D Deckers Point Annie Cherrytree Elliot F Don R Dora R Jessie A John Hulings W. Va Henry Armstrong Beringer Tayloraville Cemetery Guy Sickenberger John Sickenberger Mitchells Mills James Nichol East Mahonrg Nichol W. D. Ewing Kanarr Diamondville Cemetery

Death of William Barnhart in Cherryhill Township

William Barnhart died at the home of M B Wyncoop in Cherryhill township on Tuesday July 18 from kidney trouble. He was about 80 years old and left a wife four sons and one daughter. A pauper of the township for years his funeral was conducted by Rev Fero on Thursday and he was buried in Rich Hill cemetery in Cherryill township.

William Barnhart M. B. Wyncoop Cherryhill Township Fero Rich Hill Cherryill Township

Joseph Buchanan Dies at 51 in Gipsy Community

Joseph Buchanan of Gipsy died Saturday morning of typhoid fever aged 51. He leaves a wife and seven children and was a member of the Christian church. Funeral services were held Sunday and interment followed at Fry graveyard near Gipsy. An infant child of Effie Buchanan of Homer City died Monday at about five months old and was interred there on Tuesday.OLD SOLDIERS TO MEET. Annual reunion and basket picnic of Company A, Gilet regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers and the 74th regiment will be at Rochester Mills on Tuesday, August 22. Program includes business at 10:30 am, dinner at noon, public meeting at 1:30 pm, with speeches and recitations. Lecture Course Project: Homer City citizens seek a lecture series for the coming season.

Joseph Buchanan Gipay Christian Church Fry Graveyard Gipsy Effie Buchanan Homer City Rochester Mills Company A Gilet Regiment Pennsylvania 74Th Regiment Tuesaday Rosa A. T. Brewer Wm. Fairman Bertha M. Work

Coal Lands Near Yellow Creek Attract Capitalists In Sale Talk

Prominent coal men are expected this week to inspect fields along Yellow creek as talks of an early sale intensify. Eastern syndicate representatives, two Indiana landowners, and Thomas Barnes of Barnesboro report possible transfers of large tracts at 15 to 20 dollars per acre. A sale could spur a railroad from Punxsutawney to Glen Campbell via Bear Creek, with leases in South Mahoning and Armstrong counties renewed for five months and topographic surveys by Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg engineers under way.

Yellow Creek Messrs Stadden & McHugh Glen Campbell Indiana Thomas Barnes Barnesboro Synidate Clearfield Canoe and Banks Townships Eastern Punxentawney Bear Creek South Mahoning Township This County Cowanshannock Township Armstrong County Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Good’s Mill West Mahoning Township Little Mahoning Creek

Four Score and Four Years At Peter Fyack’s Anniversary

A Penn Run gathering celebrated Peter Fyack’s 84th birthday with eighty five friends and relatives. A noon dinner followed, gifts arrived including a purse with money. Fyack, born in Somerset county, settled in Cherryhill township and is father to eighteen children, ten living.

Peter Fyack Penn Run Mr. Fyack Bis Mr. Fyock Helsapple Somerset County Cherryhill Township

Stachell Reunion Program at Elkin Area Residence

The Stachell reunion will be held at Ephriam Steffy near Elkin on September 7. The day includes an opening choir song, welcome by Norman Glasser, responses, devotional exercises, prayers, recitations by Andrew Morrow and Lida Weal, solos by Leda Smith, music interludes, and a closing prayer by Rev. J. M. Cogley. Attendees are invited to bring baskets and enjoy a pleasant day with the Stuchells.

Stachell Ephriam Steffy Elkin Norman Glasser Marion Center Thad Studell Pittsburg E. P. Foresman W. D. Ewing Peall

July Outing Clues and Local Campers Named

Messia John Wilson Frank Lohr Charles and Frank Cunningham Clyde Guthrie and Day Brownlee depart for Fousts Mills near Armagh to camp for two weeks. Indiana men camping at the clubhouse near Rugh station this week include W. F. Elkin J. Harry Smith ID. M. Caldwell W. R. Calhoun James Evans C. H. Moore Harry Fee and Dr. H. B. Baterbaugh. Harry and Walter Neal sons of Sheriff T. S. Neal and Books and Clyde Neal sons of County Commissioners Clerk J. W. Neal camp along Little Mahoning creek near Trade City.

Messia John Wilson Frank Lohr Charles Frank Cunningham Clyde Guthrie Day Brownlee Fousts Mills Armagh Indiana Rugh Station Messrs W. F. Elkin J. Harry Smith ID. M. Caldwell W. R. Calhoun James Evans C. H. Moore Harry Fee H. B. Baterbaugh Harry Walter Neal T. S. Neal Books Clyde Neal J. W. Neal Little Mahoning Creek Trade City

An Old Soldier Pensioned and Postmaster Recommendations

Congressman Jack reports Archibald McAdoo of West Lebanon receives an eight dollar monthly pension beginning August 10, 1898. He also endorses Andrew Bailey for Ford City postmaster in Armstrong County and P Butler for Belknap postmaster in another county.

Jack Archibald McAdoo West Lebanon Andrew ©. Bailey Ford City Armstrong County P. Butler Belknap

Doctors Stewart Brallier Pass State Board Exam

Dr Charles R Stewart and Dr Stanley A E Brallier both recent Philadelphia medical college graduates have passed the state board examination. Saltsburg Man Appointed Major Robert J Irwin named messenger in the attorney general's Department at Harrisburg.

Charles R. Stewart Stanley A. E. Brallier Town Philadelphia Saltsburg Robert J. Irwin Harrisburg

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