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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1909

Page

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Clymer Manufacturing Upgrades Enamel Plant in Indiana

Clymer Manufacturing reports a practically new enamel plant on West Philadelphia Street after a multi week shutdown for expansion. The upgraded facility now includes a larger foundry, sand blast, enamel room, and packing operations. With new 50 HP Beasomer engine and improved processes, output aims at 300 finished pieces daily, though orders run two months behind schedule.

Clymer Manufacturing Company West Philadelphia Indiana Improvementa George “A. Conrath Pitty Wen Ateady

School district teachers named for Conemaugh and Blacklick townships

Conemaugh township No. 1 instructor Nettle Fitzgerald and a list of other elected teachers for Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Blacklick township directors announce term teachers Marian Hill Dixon Ris ing Stiffey Widdowson Compton Shearer Martin McCrea Allison.

Conemaugh Blacklick Ful Ae Gata Conemaugh Township Schoole Nettle Fitzgerald Marie Sandiles Bertha Shields Blanche Maguire Mary B. Waddle Ina Gilkerson Nellie Rose Cynthia Oribus Phyllis Waddle Lou Lowman Irene Wilson Mary McGinley Ralph Nesbitee Blacklick Township Marian Minnie J. Hill Dixon James F. Rising Gordon Venetta Stiffey Ferguson Mary Widdowson Archibald Mary Compton Filmore Ethel Shearer Harhart Vernis Martin Grafton Carrie McCrea Hunter Walter Allison

Niagara Falls and Toronto Excursion Draws Twenty-Five

Twenty five residents joined a Saturday morning excursion from this place to Niagara Falls and Toronto. The party included Miss Minnie Qarnahan of Parkwood, Mrs C L Tittle and granddaughter Dorothy, Mrs Sherman Smith and children Charles and Alice of Blairsville, Miss Margaret Williams, Sarah King, Mrs James H Miller, Miss Carribelle Cook, Miss Carrie Houk, Miss May Houk, Miss Ida Younghoon, Miss Mary McFarland, Mrs Harry Thompson, Mrs Estella Evans, Miss Olive Vans, Miss Florence Stahl, Miss Mary Thomas, Miss Mary Gainey, Mrs A C Brilhart, Mrs John Widdowton, Clyde Wine, George Hart, all town residents, and Giuseppe Mazza of Homer City.

Niagara Falls Toronto Minnie Qarnahan Parkwood C. L. Tittle Dorothy Sherman Smith Charles Alice Blairsville Margaret Williams Sarah King Carribelle Cook Carrie: Houk May Houk Misa Ida Younghoon Mary McFarland Harry ‘Thompson Estella Evans Olivevans Florence Stahl Mary Thomas Mary Gainey A. C. Brilhart John Widdowton Clyde Wine George Hart Town Guiseppe Mazza Homer City

Heavy crops reported good prospects for profitable year

Reports from various sections of the county indicate farmers will gather unusually heavy crops this year. Except for hay, yields will be above normal. Corn oats and buckwheat benefited from rains last week and are growing nicely. Oats are picking up after earlier shortages, pointing to a good yield. A unusually large potato acreage exists and the crop is said to be excellent. Fruit is light in some areas, with grapes abundant everywhere.

Three Tots Die As Home Burns In Absence Of Parents

A house fire in Gipsy on Sunday night July 18 killed three children Mary aged five Annie aged three and a six month old infant while parents Mrs. Andy Parachuck were away at a wedding and errands. The origin is unknown and the flames overwhelmed rescuers. The father, a foreigner, was reportedly buying sweets for the children at the time. Also features: Miss Roge Myers, under 18, baked 800 pies and 100 cakes monthly for Myers & Little. Indiana boy joins the navy. tests confirm coal dust can explode. student James P. Brallier passes state board exams. 64 turtles caught near Amboige. adjoining property sale of St Clair area respected.

Andy Parachuck Mary Annie Parowchuck Indiana Mise Roge Myers Laura’ Myers Myers. & Little Harry Seanor Willet Myers Myers’ & Little Establishment John Hill Fairview John Brown Edward Hull Clinton Susan Fleming Mary Palmer Denver D. E. Blough Johnstown Findley Carney White Township Oakland Cemetery

Personal Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Moves

Miss Sarah Williams of Plrth street visits friends in Dayton. D. M. Caldwell and James P. Braller spend Sunday with Company F at Camp Hunt in Somerset. Numerous residents attend visits, weddings, and training in Somerset, Greensburg, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Chicago. Notables include Mr. Cunningham cashiering at First National Bank of Cresson and Dr. J. D. Robertson of Chicago visiting Brushvalley.

Sarah Willams Plrth Street Dayton D. M. Caldwell James P. Braller Co. F Camp Hunt Somerset Meredith Riddle Normal Charles Burtenn Jeannette Don J. Hill Pittsburg John H. Hill D. Andrews Helen Plumville James S. Moore Clara Henry Penn Run Greensburg George Whitemore Clarion Laura Rudy Philadelphia West Chestnut Street Ruth Conner Johnstown Samuel Streams West Philadelphia James Speedy North Eighth Street David Brady Marion Center A. H. Chesley Elizabeth Harry W. Harbart Oakland Avenue Myrtle. Gray Tuscon, Ariz Alex Gray Elmer E. Conrath Johnnstown Jonathan Learn South Eleventh Street Leslie Pattison W. S. Neff Jesse Rodkey Stephen Kiss J. R. Richards Co. F Boys Patrick Denning Cherryhill Ford Gibson Citizen’s' National Bank James Gibson Pitcairn B. Race Mr. Gibson J.S. Campbell James M. Johnston Adyenea Jas. Campbell Atwood Clark Flade Vandergrift Wilmerding J. A. Work Euniece Knoxville Tenn B. McCreery Pittabure Hine South Seventh Street John K. Lewis Bolivar Ray Swartzendruber Scottdale Lewis H. P. Lewis Ray Walton Charles Walton Punxautawney Ray Robert Grosse Roberta Helen William Henry William Grosse East Oak Street Grosse Progress Office Charles’ A. Cunningham P. A. Cuningham Wayne Avenue First National Bank of Boear G. Herlinger Brush Valley Chicago Mary Askew Altoona Minnie Ring

Visitors Day Set by Indiana County Sabbath Schools

District No 4 of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association designates next Sunday as Visitors Day to boost Sunday school work. Leaders from Learn Union, Stafford Union, Taylorstown Presbyterian, Cherryhill Progressive Dunkard and many others will host visiting superintendents to exchange ideas and strengthen cooperation among Pine, Green and Cherryhill townships.

Indiana County Sabbath School Association Pine, Green Cherryhill Learn Union A. Crossman Stafford Union W. T. Price Taylorsville Presbyterian FF. C. Sensabaugh Progressive Dunkard Steele Burkepile Penn Run Presbyterien P. M. Sickenberger Clymer Presbyterian W. H. H. Adams Lovejoy Union Wendell Barbour M. B E. Graham Pine Flats David J. Prica Heilwood Union George Sample Run Christian T. Smith Yop Flats Harry Longwell Purchase Line German Baptist J. R. Learn Dixonville Wesleylan Methodist L. Fyock Clymer Union C. E. Wassam Grace Evangelical C. B. Widdowson

Social notes from Sharpsville and nearby towns

Local residents and visitors are listed in a long social notes page including Samuel Hughes and family guests of Mrs. Sarah Scott in Water Street, visits by Dr. and Mrs. Dodson, Mrs. Kuhns and relatives in Turtle Creek and Punxsutawney, and multiple travelers through Ebensburg, Oakland, Blairsville, and Blairs ville. Names include J A Rematey, Roxie Manner, Catherine Dodson, Harry E B Walker, Elizabeth Grube, Joseph McKee, Nan nie Calhoun, and Milas Glass among others with plans to visit relatives, birthday celebrations, and upcoming travels to Blairsv ille, Zanesville, and Beattle.

Samuel Hughes Sharpsville Sarah Scott Water Street J. A. Rematey Roxie Manner Grant Street Ebensburg W. B. Dodson Helen Dodson Catherine Dodson Smicksburg Edmund Kuhns Dixonville Blairsvilla Squire S$. M. Lowman Shelocta Harry EB. Walker Pittsburg Hamilton Hamilton, and Two Sons, of Punxsttawnsy L. F. Sutter Sant Philadelphia Street Sunny Elizabeth Grube Punxsutawney Joseph McKee Rathmel J. M. McKee Wayne Avenue Pesler Murray Peeler Perry Wallace Willet Layton Davis Virginia Oakdale Migaella Thompson Railroad Avenue J. G. Calhoun North Ninth Street Nannie Calhoun R. O. Clever Dayton Armatrong County Olivier Hadden Penn Run Milas Margaret Glass Oakmont Misa Gaye Grifith Harl Buchanan Grand Junction Colo Plumville South Mahoning Township Thia County Oakland Cal A. C. McDonald Ethel Stewart Street Blairaville Beattle Wash H. §. McDonald

Big reunions planned for Harmon School and region

reports of the seventh annual Harmon school teachers and pupils reunion set for August 12 in Harmon Grove Washington township. 13th annual Smicksburg and West Mahoning Buckwheat Club reunion to be held at Coleman's party Goodville with special train from Indiana. multiple local family reunions and birthday celebrations noted with varied dates and picnics in Plumville Strongstown and surrounding areas.

Buffalo Rochester & Pittabure Indiana Smicksburg West Mahoning Coleman Goodville Harmon School Harmon Grove Washington Township Lesponae J. L. Harmon Grace Lytle R. B. Carrol Jeasie Trusal Addreag Irene Black J. P. Lytle A.O. Niel The Woodmen of the World Idlewood Park

Death notices for Thompson Beauford and others in Swissvale area

Recent deaths include Archie S. Thompson of Swissvale at 60, Civil War veteran and contractor with family in Wilkinsburg and local area. Rebecca Beauford of Bolivar, lifelong church member, and several others named with survivors. Also noted are John Hill of Fairview, Mrs. Frank Rhine of Brushyalle y, William Stewart of Rogister, infant Robert Crawford in Pittsburg area, and Martha Shallenberger of Braddock, with funeral arrangements or immediate surviving relatives where stated.

Archie S. Thompson Swissvale Mr. Thompson Tues Diana Signal Corps First United Presbyterian Church Wilkinsburg Swisvale Thompson W. Samuel Thompson Clarence Repp Swiasvvale Margaret Clowes Frank Nesbit

Clymer Band Gaye Concert at Court House

The Clymer Band of 16 members performed Friday evening in Indiana, playing creditable concerts in front of the Court House and at local hotels. The crowd was small, but the report invites the group to return with better weather for a larger audience.

Clymer Indiana Court House

Little Girl Burned After Playing With Matches

Four year old Marie Cersna of Plumville was badly burned when her clothing caught fire while alone upstairs. Her mother freed her, but the face and neck suffered severe burns. Recovery expected. Also notes Heavy Loss by Fire in Crab Tree, N C, with oak lumber valued at $10,000 partly insured. Public excursion to Salt Lake City for G A R encampment departs August 5 6 8 6 train details. J M Marshall manager for info.

Marie Plumville McAfoos Crab Tree N. C Salt Lake City Bast Lake City Utah Pittsburg Wabash J. M. Marshall

West Lebanon Woman Receives 100 Postcards on Birthday

Friends and relatives of Mrs. R. A. Poulton of West Lebanon honored her birthday with a four postcard shower. She received over one hundred cards.

West Lebanon R. A. Poulton

Aged Woman Stricken With Smallpox In Buffington Township

An elderly woman in Buffington Township near Croft Post Office contracted smallpox, prompting quarantine at the Gilhouser home. County Medical Inspector Dr. William A. Simpson and Dr. William Johns vaccinated the household as officials monitor containment. the husband volunteers as nurse and the case is noted as unusual for the season.

Benjamin Gilhhouser Croft Buffington Township William, Johns Brushgailey William A. Simpson Gilhouser O. Years State Board of Health

Weddings and local notices from Indiana county year

Marriages at July 20 unite Allison of Vandergrift and Morrow of that place. Love of Loyalhanna and Marshall of Conemaugh unite July 20 by Rev Ryan. Harry S. Lydick of Pittsburgh named assistant US district attorney for western PA. Indian Brewing directors name officers L Sutte president Crossman secretary Bilis treasurer. J B Ashbaugh injured by pump gear at Iselin. Farmers institutes dates set for Mechburg Greenwalt Avonmore. Turtle with inscription found on shell dated August 1, 1875. Lewis Wheeler in Derry loses eye. eye damaged in accident. Premium at Juniata County Fair slated. Center Township girls picnicked at Hetrick camp.

Love Marshall Allen D. Love Loyalhanna Township Westmoreland County Mra Theodore Marshall Coneman Township Marriag George M. Rya Saltshuro The Indian Brewing Company L, PF Sutte James A. Crossman Elmer G. Bilis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Indiana Conchan Clymer, Manufacturing Company Ita M. A. McGill Bolivar United Presbyterian Church Niagara Dee Pish Wehrum James P. Brallier Medley-Ohl Ciang Jama Navy John Lindsey Thdiana High School Avonmore Ambroge Gibeon St. Clair Strongstown M. E Jerry Stake Rich Hill Wesleylan Methodist John Adams Peak Evangelical James Panna Asuvam Salem B. Turner Pine Grove A. Krider Goodvieln Ington ‘Township Dlewood Andrew Weamer Rey, Lacrone Weamer Charles C. Shields J. Albert Bowser Rural Valley Pearl Weamer McKeesport David Smiley Hillis Good Wilbur Weamer Plumvilla Harry S. Weamer Saltsburg John &. Weamer Stoyestown John Makeng D. J. Orner Makens Liza Simmons Belgano Harriet Stopfel Sudan Strong James Conrad A. B. Bennett Benton Mardla Btrongatown Rey W. H, Nevins Rebecca Beauford L. Beauford St. John's Lutheran Church Garfield H. J. France Charles Costlow Cambria County Grace Fairfield Township Howard Vivian Frank Rhine Cora Rhine Pranke Rhine Brushyalley W. J. Sprouli Brushyaolley William Stewart Rogister John Stewart Marlon Center Alexander James O Hugh Allen Stewart Rossiter Robert Crawford Martha A. Shallenberger Martha Altman Shallenberger Christian Altman Braddock S. BD. Boyer B. Boyer Morrellyilie Thomas Duncan BuMington Township Beford Ald Wns Allison—Morrow Frank C. Allison Hill City Misa Mattle Morrow Allison Harrys. Lydick Pitburg United States Western District Pennsylvania George T. Oliver Northside Asa J. B. Ashbaugh Clarksburg Iselin Wedness Thia Coyn Mech Icsburg Greenyl Arunuwp Woojogg Billa Long Mitchelle ~ Mille Lewis Wheeler Strikin Derry Thin Place Vsed Jad Hetrick
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