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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1909

Page

3

Sabbath School Convention At George Villia Methodist Church

The Mahoning Union Sabbath School Association held its annual session at the George Villa Methodist Church on May 25. Officers elected included Rev. J. F. Stabley as president, Miss Margaret Streams as secretary, and a treasurer. The convention covered topics from the pastor's role to teacher selection, temperance, and memorizing scripture. Delegates reported school enrollments, teacher counts, and mission contributions. several churches received commendations for their enrollments and financial support.

Mahoning Union George Villa Mer. Abttle A. L. Gettman Doge T. J.stabley Margaret Stvennis Mr. Stabley Peter Stent Mr. Crooks Mixa Jone Frederick Mev G. A. Sheets J.F. Stabley Stabley A. C. Powell Ding Aoute Bowser Migs Alicd. Butler Tse An O. J. Kreuz McPhail Baty Hoop A. C. Powell James Streams Norman Loughry PL. Berkey A. C. Pow‘ett D. W. Lecrone Crooks W. Stiteler Ray James McPharland Janes McPhail Maddock James Margaret Streams A. C Powell Lizzie Frederick Fannie Sioniger Emanel Nichol A. O. Cravener Jerusalem Krenz M. C. Wynkoop L. Berkey Sheets McPhail Sharp “Whitaker Nore O. Krenz A. O. Craveney G. A. Rheets Frank Marshall O. B. Krenz Nola Kinnon James McPholi Ylao Cannes James McPhail Tts Sheets Lisaig Moot Marchand Alta Buteler Smicksburg Minnie Neal Trade City Bab

Recent Deaths In North Sixth Street Community

Freuk Hasinger and Frank Hasinger, long employed in Wellsville mills, die after months of illness on North Sixth street. Survived by mother Mrs Susannah Hasinger and multiple siblings including Hasinger Bros grocers, with services held at St Benard's Church. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Sarah Roberts, Phineas A Work, and an infant of Geo C Stewart, with interments in local cemeteries.

Freuk Hasinger Frank Hasinger Negand Syenry Ifa Fonie North Sixth Street Hasinger Wellsville Susannah Hasginger John Br Clement Hasinger Hasinger Bros. Grocers George Hasinger Ford City William San Francisco Benjamin Gast Oak Street Andraw Milgies Laura Apollo With Pittsburg N. P. McNeils St. Besnard’s Church Geo. C. Stewart Center Township Fae A. 4. Stewart Homer City

County considers brick road to Upper Twolick

County commissioners discuss building a brick road from Summits at the eastern end of the fair grounds to the Upper Twollek bridge. If funded, it would be almost two miles at an estimated cost of 26 303.90 dollars, with the state paying six-eights and White township one-eighth and the county one-eighth.

Fair Grounds Twollek Bridge State Highway Department Armagh Uttle White County

Foreign robber raid ends with sewn money reveal

Three men robbed a Coval foreigner near the glass works early Wednesday. They stripped his trousers and forced him to walk the streets in his underwear until an Indiana merchant bought new pants. In paying, the man displayed 45 dollar bills sewn in his coat, which the robbers had missed.

Glass Works Indiana

Simoney of Firm's Fire Company Prevented a Mil Blaze

Violent fire at the Indiana Lumber and Supply Co plant started in the bailey and cogie house. Simoney and fellow employes trained in weekly fire drills controlled the flames before Koroyngh companies arrived. Damage estimated at $500. Mis Nellie Burnheimer of Tanoma received a birthday post card shower with 126 cards and an album from 18 ladies.

Simoney Firm Arc Company Indiana Lumber & Suprily Co Tre Bailey and Cogie Koroyngh Mise Nellie Burnheimer Tanoma

Veterans Welcome New Members Forty Four Years After War

Veterans gathered at Coyode GA to honor J. A. Th Pont and welcome two new members at a Monday meeting. The group marked 44 years since the Civil War with ceremonies and recognized attendees with appropriate tributes.

J. A. Th Pont Coyode GA. R. Post Cayemontes

Self-boiled lime sulfur spray guides fruit rot control

The Division of Zoology reports a lime sulfur wash to prevent brown rot on peach, plum and cherry trees. Prepare eight parts lime, one part quick lime, four to five gallons hot water, then dilute to fifty gallons. Spray before rain and after heavy rain. avoid staining fruit. Also covers Woolly Aphis control using soap or kerosene emulsion and tobacco dust root treatment.

Flepert Petia Department of Agriculture Pittsburg

Boy Bitten by Cross Dog in Gipsy Hunt Incident

Bernard Walker seven, son of Jil Walker of Gipsy, was severely bitten by a dog owned by J M Hazlett while on an errand for grounhogs. The dog was to be killed after a doctor’s order, but Hazlett reportedly refuses, claiming the Walker boy provoked the attack.

Gipsy Bernard Jil Walker J. M. Hazlett Young Pime Wage Hazlett

Birthday Surprise Marks Mrs Goss Sixtieth Birthday

Mrs Anna Goss celebrated her 60th birthday at her daughter Mrs C A Mahan’s home near Hilldale on May 31. Relatives and friends gathered for a surprise party with a fine supper, praising Mrs Goss’s health and long service to the community. In a separate note, Allshouse of Washington township reported a four-year-old bull shot in a field on the Allshouse farm, suspicion of foul play prompting efforts to find the culprit.

Phe Anna Goss Brs. C. A. Mahan Hilladale R. Hi Alishouge Washington Township Allshouse Mr. Allshouse

Female Barbers in Austria Face Special Exams

In Austrian cities female barbers must pass a yearly special examination that is seeing growing numbers of practitioners. The new requirement targets improving professional standards and expanding the role of women in barbering across the country.

Austrias

Tickets and fares for travel to cities in 1909 season

Fare schedules list travel tickets from cities including Baltimore Washington New York Philadelphia and Salt Lake City to destinations such as Los Angeles and Los Angeles in 1909 with sale windows in May June July August and August to October return validity thirty to sixty days with higher rates for Portland and Chicago routes and various direct route options.

San Francisco New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Salt Lake City En Icane St. Louis Chicago Vice Versa Los Angeles Good Portland United States Canada Summier Pennsylvania Railroyd

Missing text notice for Elizabeth Falge deceased

Incomplete OCR fragment notes a sale related to the estate of Elizabeth Falge deceased. The readable items indicate a scheduled court or sale action with a ten day response window and references to trustees, Bish, and related parties, but essential details are unreadable.

Falge Lubatle

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fe Noe The Mahoning “Anton Association Bath School Bible Elnases Weiss Plumville Sarah Roberts John Roberts GA. R Hawkins James Smith W. B. Campbell Town Matilda Allison Westover S.J. Lydia L. C. Fritzius Oakland Cemetery Phineas. A. Work Phineas A. Work Richmond Co. D P. W Misa Sarah A. Blose Galvin T Estella M Minnie A. Altman Mast Mahoning Carl Berta Clair Upper Twolick John Kelly Loughry W. R. Loughry & CO Pennsylvania Railroad Seattle Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Yellowstone Park Paul Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Canadian Rockies R. Woop Geo. W. Boyd H. A. Balrigh C.D Sa Psanse Butt Gardinu Martin Gale Rithpat Flek Deered OL A . Prothoustary J. M. Stewart & CO
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