Indiana Progress Obituary Notice and Local Notices
The Indiana Progress editors publish obituaries and local notices in the weekly paper. The issue includes community notices and poetry, with payment details and subscription information.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1913
Page
4
The Indiana Progress editors publish obituaries and local notices in the weekly paper. The issue includes community notices and poetry, with payment details and subscription information.
Obituaries recount the deaths of Thomas B Hood in Pittsburg at 74, Elizabeth Hood in Homer City at 74, Silas B Moore in West Philadelphia Street at 28, Etta Moorhead in North Braddock, Philip Wining near Trade City at 72, Mrs Charles Beatty of Hackensack New Jersey, Frank Fleming of 38 with typhoid, Martha Campbell of Mechanicsburg aged 60, Eva Pringle formerly of New Florence at 79, Rev W H Dressler of near Cramer, and David Hunter former East Mahoning township resident passing in Pittsburg at 85. Surviving relatives listed. Civil War veterans noted in several items. Interments planned in Greenwood cemetery and local churchyards.
A traveler recalls a dawn duel in a Balkan town where a Bulgarian marksman killed a Turkish raider amid a tense Christian crowd. After the shot, Bulgarian villagers, armed Christians, and townsfolk joined in a celebratory fight against the robber band, praising the victor as a symbol of resistance.
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce announces the second in a series of four tours to cover counties this season. On Tuesday August 6th 191?, members meet at the Court House 7:00 a.m. to visit towns along the route from Barney town to Home and Gaibleton. Souvenirs and advertising matter will be distributed and members aim to boost Indiana and broaden local ties.
Sagaore principal is a fugitive facing two alleged crimes including forging the name of friend and former Sagamore schools head Chas V Starr. Notes bearing endorsement of A B Crawford were presented to Rural Valley and Plumville banks. Crawford denies signing them. The item references a broader, unrelated tale about a Scotch doctor rabbit hunting and a joke about church ventilation.
A fragment notes a scene where a pastor’s wife remarks on Mary’s “heavenly situation,” as the mistress is only at home for two hours each week, prompting internal reflection about the arrangement.
Indiana Collegians beat Windber 6 to 3 on the home field in a well played game. Windber sought revenge after a prior loss, but Indiana proved stronger despite Windber’s high priced players. The week had mixed results for both teams with earlier losses and a win at Clarion.
John M Leech Attorney announces a private sale order sought by May Pearce guardian of Juliet W Pearce Incapacitated. The property in Salisburg borough Ged Pennsylvnia, described as High Street and Market Street parcels, faces sale for twenty three hundred dollars with transfer to guardian. Petition to Court of Common Pleas of Lidia county Isk will be heard Monday August 25 at 11 a m. Interested parties may attend.
The auditor announces a court ordered sale and distribution of funds arising from a parcel in dispute. The notice calls for interested parties to attend on July 10 to assert claims or rights tied to the distribution and sale proceeds under the 1915 case.
A long OCR influenced record lists names of citizens under various township and borough headings with jurors drawn for the third Monday of September and for the first, third, and fourth Mondays of October. It names many local residents by surname and initial, organized by place such as Armstrong Blairsville Banks Blacklick Canoe Conemaugh Cherry Tree Center Grant Glen Campbell Homer City Indiana Mahoning Montgomery etc. The notice tracks juror draws across multiple dates and communities.
A garbled OCR block lists numerous names and place fragments across Mahoning and surrounding areas including Homer City Chinese Gond and Park with multiple personal surnames such as Donahey Pant Siolih Noah Male and Pant Siolih. scattered references to East Samuel Wineberg Montgomery O Rankin WG Mee Henry James Wolf and Patterson suggesting a local notice or directory fragment with no clear event or outcome.
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