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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1909

Page

5

Local notes on schools sports and visitors in Indiana area

Pendleton era copy reports high school ball team wins and losses, Indiana team visits, local residents traveling to nearby towns, and community events. Mentions Perry County, Homer, Clymer, Plumville, and Oreville figures, with talk of a new schoolhouse, a fire at a local building, and various visits from relatives and friends. Includes wedding and social notes as well as church events and travel by residents to Chicago and Niagara Falls.

I . Wits Lewis Charles Bbdy Indiana Tor Hirdus Fenilly Smith Adams Bank Heriff Thomas Sher Scott Robert Williams Harry Deemer Plumville Fuure Norther Tonio Cesserio Punxautawney J. Miller Walter, Kuhn Orth Homer Idlewood Park William Repine EB. J. Elder O.williams Nebraska Owasa Mich Hattie Cribbs Eva Bence Verona Clifford Oakes Roy Conrath C. Bence Somerset National Guard Sylvester Burnheimer Mia Clifford Oake Clymer Alexander Cook Henry Bence Tom Gillhansen Lizzie McTagine Susan ‘Boyle Olymer Albert Lambing Nea Dan James Briggs William Pendlebury Vacar Ton Cittes Pittsburg New York Pallyadelphia Oilie Bence Angels Gony James Waddell Buck McAllister Stafford Rembrant Olymber Ghilota J. C. Davison John Blair Fleming Cherrytree Rider Ridgley Park Glen Prothero Burnside Sample Run Barr Slope Dixonville Clearfield Coal Corporation Rusdell Coal Mining Co Victor Mines H. BE. Lydick Atlantic City Nia Gara Falla Canada Thomas Allison R. R Chfford Oakes Smicksburg Bessie Hazel Good Washington S. T. Good Goodville Adam Black Jane Cochran Dubois Turner Beck Dubois Towne J. . Beck Town Stiteler Henry Stiteler Reynoldsville William Robinson Punxeutawney Ann Stiteler Merle Stiteler Dayton Squire F. H. Redding Nellie Coléman Myrtle Good G. M. Allshouse M. E. Church John ‘Lias D. BE Thompson Blairaville Squire J. A. Crossman Irene Glenn and Brothers Braddock A. R Glenn A. G. Brewer Homer Stiteler Buffalo Niagara Falla White Oak School B. Condron Claron and Punxsutawney Frazer Dunbar Maria Robinson Howard Laie

Busy week of visits and local gatherings across towns

Numerous visitors from Indiana and nearby towns spent time with relatives and friends in Rossmoyne Plumville and South Bend. Guests included Misses Marie Hetrick Cynthia Sloan and Mrs. Martha Sloan with grand daughter Martha Blue. Local teams played homer city and Ta Homa, while teachers were chosen for South Bend schools.

Ta Homa George Potts Onio South Bend Hazel’ St. Clair Hamilton Indiana Roy Wise Wilkinsburg Murray Laughlin Kenneth Pittsburg A. FP Frank Barr Indiane Silas Elder Idaho Elizabeth Ligsrmore Vinie Townsend John Hwing Harl Hilty Salina J. F. Allshouse Mise Mary Allshouse Indianapolis Phureday Edward Miller Amy Klingensmith Qirty Ray George Oliver Samuel

Visiting Friends and Local Notices From Rochester Mills and Vicinity

Local social notes list visitors and residents from Rochester Mills and nearby areas including Uniontown Indiana Penn Run and Windber. Mentions of family visits church activities a railroad mail service restoration and community events appear among numerous names and places such as Apollo Punxsutawney Deckers Point and Mahaffey. A school roofing bid and teacher elections are announced for Rayne township Chambersville Ernest No. 1 and Chambersville No. 1 alongside small town social details.

Indiana Barton Anderson Apollo Lincoln Club Crooked Creek J. N. Langham Saltsburg George Carney M.H Broadhead Rochester Mills William Mincuff Juneau Harry Gilpatrick Bertha Deckers Point Nhiri A. G. Bowers Jean Potts William Hollen Gee. Hazelett Belle Gilpatrick Maggie Hudson Rossiter Punxsutawney Belle McCune M. J. McAfoos Floyd Richardson Marion Center John Rice Ace Barrett John Menser Dixonville Ross Luceile Thomas Hudson T. M Gilpatrick Mahaffey Ambrose Minnie Brady Neir Marlon Center Jacob Bice Nannie Nellie McMillen William Morrison Edith Lockard John Pierce Vandergrift Lewis Charles Morrison Mildred Bert Lydick D. W. McMillen Mary McGaughey William Alishouse R. F. Lewis John Bell Blacklick J. ©. Weaver Dubois Sarah Lukehart Smicksburg Joseph Lukehart Philadelphia J. S. McGaughey George Lukehart Jr Dubaie McGaughey Ome Sample Run Tozier Migs Nora Snyder Rochester Milla Ebby Wiseinger David Black Johnstown Mary Houck Penn Run Misa Hulda Houck Peter ,Houck Margaret Rising Stella Oligher Blaine Dick

Notice to Contractors Indiana County bridge repairs bids

Notice to Contractors Indiana County Pennsylvania will receive bids for repair work on the Lutheran Chapel bridge over Twolck Creek until 2 p m Saturday July 31 1909. Commissioners may reject any bids. Specifications available at the Commissioners Office. A certified check for 100 dollars must accompany each bid. County Commissioners A F Bowman J M Marshall D T Nibl. Notice to Tax Payers August 4 1909 is last day to pay Borough Taxes to save discount. A J P Boucher Collector. A Method of Eradicating the Wild Onion United States Department of Agriculture Farm Management circular now ready for free distribution detailing the wild onion problem and extermination plan.

Indiana County Lutheran Chapel Twolck Creek Commissioners A. F. Bowman J. M. Marshall D. T. Nibl Office of Farm Management United States Department of Agriculture

Daughter of steward dies at normal school

Bethsheba Tracy, infant daughter of Steward and Mrs. J. J Tracy of Normal, died Monday afternoon from cholera infantum at the local normal school.

Steward Tracy Normal School Bethsheba Tracy Steward J. J Tracy Normal

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Orie Tia Darwin Gaill Cherryhill George Roser Irvin Mack Weat Wheatfield George Roger United. Evangelical Church Spear G. Herlinger Chicago Bennett Medical College Thompson-Campbell Rossmoyne Lelia Davis Lawrence H. J. Trout Creekside G. H. Elkin Grace Elkin Bricksburg D.C. Wells Harry Shaffer John Brewer Myrtie Good Merle Mogle Taylor Mogle Homer City H. Green M.A. Speedy Harry Stuchell Jane Stuchell M. D. Campbell Misa Myers N. Seanor Sadie Remally Mie Margaret Peffoy Norman Brown Olivesburg Brown William Moot Eugene Zener H. W. Smitten Frank Vail Ble Run Buaday J. Westover G. B. Sfeed Barnesboro R. F. Hickman W. H. McGee Windber Metz Hagerstown Pink Flats Batiday Ata Spangler John Thomas Willian Luzier John Crone Lovejoy Myers Wintondale James C. Davis Medwood William Davis Mitchills Mills Mrer Singer J. B. Davis Henry Laudermilch Mike Sickenberger Charlie Norton Thomas Dodds Ridgeview Park T. G. Wallace Rayne Township Chambersville Pa Thompson School House Chambersville Ernest No Chambersville No. 1 J. Ande A. W. Clark J.P. Boucher the Savings & Trust Company of Indiana, Pa Caroline L. Miller Dee Orphans’ Court Pennsylvania Blaireville Iiniraville Liberty Street John P Fords John Fe Gale Robert M Wilson Saviage & Trust Company Erygtee Blair Sutton Clork James A. Richirds Judiing Waderwynod Patabe Dulad Dulay Hobert K. Macdonnell Gareatip Hikari Searia oForgering Fittebury Victor Roller David Ellis & Son Penn Roller Flour Mills THE Wallace Dry Goods Company Mark J. C. Wallace & Son Proprietors First National Bank OF Cherry Tree Board of Directors Appleby & Peterson Jaofisindta Hormal Commercial WUSIG Oratory Cauws Oymzasluin Abrary Gulvarguins
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