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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1901

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June Court Opens Under Judge White In Blairsville District

June term opens with Judge White presiding over first week sessions. Constables’ returns reviewed. liquor to minors discussed. road conditions and taxes addressed. Grand jury named J Wilson Shields foreman. first true bill Commonwealth vs M E Brown and T G Brown for maintaining a public nuisance in Blairsville.

Mon- Gay Smickshoro Buffington Township Cherryhill Grant Township Ocourt Cherryhill Township North Mahoning Pine Washington J. Wilson Shields Rayne Township Harry Long Grand Jury The Commonwealth M.E Brown T. G. Brown J. K. Miller Blairsville Brown Jon. Girard Mary A. Jackson Charles Barret May Wincrove White H Coleman C. J. Rosas G. W. Rhine Lizzie Rhine

Indiana Borough School Board Cuts Debt Total

The Indiana borough school directors met Monday with E. M. Lockard re-elected president and 8 J. Telford secretary. Committees include Finance Oliver Fry J N Langham A W Mabon Building G T Hamilton W S Daugherty E M Lockard and Stationery W M Cunningham J J Telford Ernest Stewart. Debt reduced by 2000 last year bringing total to 1300. Most former teachers apply for next term. 15 applicants for two open positions. A meeting to select teachers is set for next week.

Indiana Borough E. M. Lockard J. Telford Samuel Cunningham J. T. Bell John T. Brochnl Oliver Fry J. N. Langham A. W. Mabon G. T. Hamilton W. 8. Daugherty, E. M. Lockard; Stationery and Supplies—W. M. Cunningham Ernest Stewart

National Glass plans new mould room and lights

The mould room at the local National Glass Company plant will be rebuilt as a two story frame building measuring 40 by 50 feet. When finished it will ease workload and improve facilities. A complete electric dynamo for interior illumination is also contemplated for the department.

National Glass Company

Indiana industry exhibitors at Pan American Expo

Mons Al Dugan and William Hanna left on Saturday for Buffalo New York to arrange National Glass Company quarters at the Pan American Exposition Ware will be manufactured and sold to visitors at the great show Workmen will follow in about ten days

Mons. al. Dugan William Hanna Buffalo N. Y National Glass Company

A June Wedding of Dr Simpson and Miss Taylor

June 19 at 1 30 in the bride’s parents home on South Fifth street will unite Dr William A Simpson and Miss Grace FE Taylor in a prominent town society wedding. About 60 invitations issued. County Treasurer D W Simpson has bought Hal W the pacing stallion owned by L T Owens of Apollo. The horse won two Indiana fair races last year and will be raced this summer by H E Mieberkates.

William A. Simpson Grace FE. Taylor A. T. Taylor South Fifth Street D. W. Simpson Hal W L. T. Owens Apollo Fone H. E. Mieberkates Town Indiana County Sabbath School Association Kellysburg Walter Jackson J. K. McEihoes Frank Widdowson Messia Stewart Gessler Walker Jackson John Streams John Axe Grove Chapel Lutheran Church W. Guthrie J. K. McEiboesalao Minnie Jones Little Boot Black Samuel Wolfe Eva G. Thompson A. T. Moorhead F. Warner Edna McGara 8. W. Guthrie Pennsylvania Herald H. D. Condron A. J. Furman Nora'Lockard Zella Leasure W. J. Wilson A. J. Fisher Harry E. Mahan Washington Township

Recent Deaths in Pine Township and Ideal Parish

John Shultz aged 73 died at home near Nole on Sabbath May 26 after long illness. Survived by children Samuel Oklahoma, Annie Adams Cooperdale, Amanda Adams, Sarah Shultz Buffington, Tila Ray Indiana, William at home. siblings Michael Buffington Samuel Strongstown Catherine Johnstown Sarah Blacklick Pine. Funeral Tuesday by Rev J Milton Snyder, interment Harmony Cemetery Cherryhill. Rhoda Berkepile wife of Postmaster H F Berkepile Ideal Cherryhill died Sabbath 10 PM aged 64 years 8 months 22 days after five months illness. Survived by husband Weiss C Berkepile Heilman Long town Steele Berkepile. Dun kard church member. Funeral Tuesday at home, interment Cherryhill United Brethren cemetery.

John Shultz Pine Township Nole Penn Row Presbyterian Church Shultz Samuel Oklahoma Annie Adams Cooperedale Amanda Adams Sarah Shultz Buffington Tila Ray Indiana William Michael Strongstown Catherine Johnstown Sarah Blacklick Township Cambria County J. Milton Snyder Harmony Cemetery Cherryhill Township H. F. Berkepile Rhoda Berkepile Ideal Cherryhill Towenship Heilman Long Town Weiss C. Berkepile Cherryhill Steele Berkepile Dunkard Church Joseph Holsapple Cherryhill United Brethren Church

Obituary: Charles M. Malcolm Dies in White Township

Charles M. Malcolm of White township died at his home Friday night at 11 o clock from Brights disease aged 30 years 5 months 12 days He had been ill six months and bore his affliction with Christian patience He was a member of the First United Presbyterian church His funeral was Monday at 1 o'clock at his late home led by Rev Dr J Day Brownlee with interment at Oakland Cemetery

Orables M. Malcolm Charles M. Malcolm John Malcolm White Township Bright First United Presbyterian Church Town Brownlee Oakland Cemetery

Andrew Sharpe of Armstrong Township Died at 85

Andrew Sharpe of Armstrong Township died on Thursday aged 85. He is survived by his wife and children Joseph Washington Township Elder William Lydia Ann on the old homestead Mrs Guiste Elderton Mrs Amos Wood and Mrs Haya George of Armstrong Township. He was a ruling elder of Shelocta United Presbyterian Church with funeral conducted by Rev. O H Milligan Saturday at 2 PM and burial in the church cemetery.

Andrew Sharpe Armstrong Township Joseph Washington Township William Lydia Ann Guiste Elderton Amos Wood Haya George Shelocta United

Margaret Lucas of Armstrong Township Dies at 77

Margaret Lucas, age about 77, of Armstrong township, died Sabbath evening from general debility due to old age. A Weber of Crete United Presbyterian Church, she was the daughter of the late Thomas Lucas. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at her home by Rev. O. H. Milligan, with interment in Oakland cemetery.

Margaret Lucas Armstrong Township Thomas Lucas Weber Crete J. Milton Snyder D. P. Smith G. A. R. Post New Florence Hoover's Hall M. J. Sleppy Connellsville Selisburg William Graham

Obituaries for Catherine O’Brien and Darwin Cassatt

Mrs Catherine OBrien widow of Thomas OBrien of Cherrytree died May 27 aged 88 years 4 months 20 days She is survived by S OBrien Alexander and Mrs Mary Camp The funeral was led by Rev Miller and burial at Cherrytree Mrs Darwin Cassatt of Buffington died Friday of consumption aged about 41 She is survived by husband and five children The M E church member funeral by Rev Alis house in Armagh and burial in Blacklick church cemetery in Buffington township

Catherine O’brien Catherine O'brien Thomas O'brien Cherrytree S. O'brien Alexander Pittsburg Mary Camp Davenport Miller Darwin Cassatt Buffington M. E. Church G. M. Alishouse Armagh Blacklick Church Bufington Township

Dean Lucas Dies At About 79 In Center Township

Dean Lucas died at the home of Thomas Simpson in Center township on Monday at about 79 years old. He was a former Indiana resident and the brother of David Lucas of Philadelphia street. Interment is to be in Oakland cemetery today.

Dean Lucas Thomas Simpson Center Township Indiana David Lucas Philadelphia Street Oakland Cemetery

Obituaries for Joseph McGarvey and William Grove Jr

Joseph McGarvey of Bolivar died after a days long asthma illness. He was a Bolivar Baptist Church member. Funeral services were held Tuesday and the remains shipped to Johnstown for interment. William Grove Jr., 6 years 9 months, of White Township, died Tuesday night from croup. Funeral services were held Thursday by Rev. Lewis Hay and interment was in Oakland Cemetery.

Joseph McGarvey Bolivar Bolivar Baptist Church Johnstown William Grove William White Township Croup Lewis Hay Oakland Cemetery

Moorhead Taken To Hospital For Knee Condition

Mr S N Moorhead of Fifthstraat was taken to West Penn Hospital on Friday for treatment of white swelling in the left knee. Over the past six months he has been unable to walk and his condition grows more serious. The only hope for recovery is hospital care. Mr D T McGregor of Pine township bought the Dr McEwen farm in South Mahoning township for 4212.50 and will occupy it soon.

S. N. Moorhead Fifthstraat West Penn Hospital D. T. McGregor Pine Township Dr. McEwen South Mahoning Township Mr. McGregor

Memorial Day Observances Across Indiana County

The third annual Sabbath School Convention at Kellysburg closed with praise and resolutions urging home department work and more workers. Memorial Day ceremonies followed countywide with posts 28 G A R and others decorating graves, church services, and addresses by local clergy and attorneys, honoring fallen soldiers at numerous towns and cemeteries.

Democratic county convention nominates ticket for fall

The Democratic county convention met yesterday afternoon with wide representation. Key actions named a ticket for the autumn election: A. W. Campbell register and recorder, Harry W. Fee county district attorney, Robert Mullen county surveyor, J. Woodlark county chairman reelected, G. H. Hamilton and G. B. Carnshaw chosen as delegates to the state convention. The vote system for nominating candidates was favored. a five member committee was authorized to study practical plans and report next meeting.

John H. Hill Town Register and Recorder A. W. Campbell West Wheatfield Township Harry W. Fee Indiana Robert Mullen J. Woodlark G. H. Hamilton East Wheatsfield Township G. B. Carnshaw Banke Township

New Post Office in County and Pension Increases

Congressman S M Jack reports Joseph Ruffner of Purchase Tine has pension raised to 17 dollars monthly from October 1900, Mrs Lavina Shank of Indiana receives 8 dollars monthly from July 1900 plus accrued for deceased husband, and Mrs Rachel Clawson of Indiana gets 8 dollars monthly from October 1900 plus accrued for deceased husband. Also secured 70 dollars yearly for Georgeville postmaster clerk hire and Arcadia post office with Joseph H Ake as postmaster. Prof J L Apple of town leaves for Washington to become civil service ordnance department clerk. Mrs Apple to join soon. Apple has long led local music, directing choirs and operas.

S. M. Jack Joseph Ruffner Purchase Lavina Shank Indiana Rachel Clawson Georgeville Arcadia Joseph H. Ake J. L. Apple Washington, D. C Ordnance Department

Seven year old dies from rusty needle wound

Florence Hughes of Glen Campbell died yesterday from blood poisoning after a rusty darning needle pierced her right foot last Saturday. A physician could not save her despite attentive care. Reverend M L Zweizig of Leechburg Lutheran church and Miss Jane R McFadden will wed next Wednesday at the bride's mother's home on South Tenth street with only close friends present.

Florence Hughes Glen Campbell M. L. Zweizig Lutheran Church of Leechburg Jane R. McFadden Eliza McFadden South Tenth Street

Allegheny Alumni Banquet Planned at Scanreth Home

The Indiana Normal school Allegheny Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet Friday evening at Richard D. Scan dreth's Allegheny city home. A number of students from the school are expected to attend.

Allegheny Alumni Association The Indiana Normal School Richard D. Scandreth Allegheny City

Gas piping to Indiana eyed in Creekside plan

Creekside Gas Company stockholders met to finalize organization and appoint officers led by President P. P. Mona. The firm aims to lay an 8-inch pipeline from field to town, deliver gas by September, and extend lines south to Blairsville with supply to Homer City Graceton Blacklick.

Indiana Creekside Gas Company Preside P. P. Mona A. Greanbaum James Schaffer F. P. Moss J. &. Artman A.greanbaum R Barker Samuel Ran‘yan Greenbaum Armatrong County Pittsburg Blairsville Homer City Graceton Blacklick

Baseball News Across Local Grounds

Normal's second team lost to Bolivar 8 to 16 after a strong season start. Blairsville beat Glassworkers 9 to 7 at Blairsville. Cherrytree and Marion Center disputed a late umpire call with Marion Center scoring two in the seventh but Cherrytree claimed the win. Elders Ridge Academy defeated Leech 9 to 7. Cherrytree beat Purchase Line Academy 2 to ? on Thursday.

Bolivar Firabrick Iivar Blairsville Cherrytree Marion Center Marionter Elders Ridge Academy Leech Purchase Line Academy

Serious Mine Accident in Graceton

George Slavish, a miner at Graceton, suffered a severe back injury when a slate fall struck him while operating in a heading. His backbone was broken and dislocated. He was taken to the Homeopathic Hospital in Pittsburg for surgery. He is about 40 years old with six children. His son was killed in the Graceton mines six months ago.

George Graceton W. D. Gates Homeopathic Pittsburg

Only Two Properties Sold at Sheriff Sale

Only two properties were sold at the sheriff sale on Friday afternoon. Sixty acres in Burrell township from the estate of Joseph Oehler, administrator A. P. Peer, brought $1,000. A house and lot on Penn Ruee owned by R. H. and Jennie Medley sold to A. J. Stewart for $200.

Burrell Township Joseph Oehler A. P. Peer Penn Rueelonging R. H Jennie Medley A. J. Stewart

Town Property Sold at Public Sale

Residence of the late Hon. G. Wood on South Sixth Street sold at public sale Friday afternoon. Purchaser: Frank Keener. Consideration: $5,260.

G. Wood South Sixth Strewé Shoot Frank

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