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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1908

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Dill will and estate dispute splits heirs in trial

The case centers on Matthew Dill's will and a prior gift of a 650 acre tract to George Dill. James C Dill and others contest land distribution among Dill children, while witnesses and attorneys from Kansas and local firms debated validity and gift versus will provisions. A Marion Center National Bank suit and several motions further colored a tense legal week.

Éldé Binith Matitian George C. Dill Tovall Linda Mat- Dill Georg James .C.dill James Dill Irs Matthew Dill Olivery George Dill J. Wood Cock John“A.' Scott Kansas F. L. Williams Coleman& Williams Clay Center Attorn Samuel Canning Cunningham & Bisher M.B John H.stepheng Johnstown Smith Marion Center National Bank Sawyer Ase I Sapalya Okla Hia Glen Pampeell Will Oklahoma Criminal Court Es Aon Telford

Bold robbery at Lovejoy in covered bridge attack

A Lovejoy butcher Prén Fleming was robbed of 260 dollars by two men in a covered bridge on Tuesday night. He was knocked to the ground, kicked in the side, and mud forced into his mouth to silence him. the thieves escaped in darkness and he cannot identify them.

Lovejoy Prén Fieming

Planning County's Big Show at Indiana County Fair

At a Saturday directors meeting of the Indiana County Agricultural Society the premium list was revised with significant additions to the poultry and vegetable divisions. A new poultry pen is planned in the summer to accommodate exhibits. Bruce Wissinger of Washington Township was elected manager to fill the vacancy caused by J. Frank Gibson's death.

Indiana ‘County Agricultural Society Bruce’ Wissinger Washington Township J. Frank Gibson Ats Ann Sant

Skull Fracture Endangers Man Working On Willet Road

Davie McGaughey, 36, unmarried, was badly fractured skull after being kicked by a horse while adjusting harness on the Willet road. He lay unconscious for three hours, the injury deemed potentially fatal. son of the late Clark McGaughey.

Willet Pear Davie LM. McGaughey Clark McGaughey Eee

Dates of County Fairs and Postmaster Salary Change

The State Agricultural Department lists dates of county fairs in Indiana with fairs at Dayton September 29 October 2 Kittanning Butler Carrolltown Youngwood Clarence and Clarion across September and August. The Indiana office postmaster salary will rise from 600 to 2600 dollars due to increased business. Homer City and New Florence will each lose 200 dollars in salary.

State Agricultural Department Indiana Dayton Kittanning Butler Carrolltown Youngwood Clarion McGregor

Unclear name entry hints at payroll notes

Fragmentary text mentions a may be job or salary mention with names, places, and a salary figure of 200. No clear event, date, or complete identities available.

State Board Passage For George M Lawman

A garbled OCR item notes George M Lawman and a Mrs a BleG passing the State Board examination in Kansas. It mentions class numbers around 44 and some dates or codes but text is incomplete. The readable entities include Kansas State Board and George M Lawman.

George M. Lawman Anth Streety Pag Samitoarion Phare Kansas Ate LawMs

Weddings Report From Homer City And Nearby Areas

Many local couples wed in Homer City and nearby towns including Simpson and St Clair, Hildebrand and Smith, Wilson and Mountain, and Lear and Baker. Notable brides include Miss Anna Josephine Glatt and Miss Florence Cunningham, with engagements announced for Miss Hina Pershing and Dr. John Laughlin, planning fall nuptials.

Will Erect Four Dwellings in Town

Conner of town will erect three modern dwellings on the corner of Seventh and Chestnut streets and another dwelling in another part of town. He expects all four houses to be completed during the current year.

J, Og, Conner Chestnut Streets Conner

Homer City Bank Building Contract Awarded

B M Lockard of town has secured the contract for a new two story brick bank building with a finished basement on Main Street Homer City. The lot was recently purchased from J J Miller. Work to commence at once and the bank expects to occupy its new home next.

WII Build Bank B. M. Lockard Homer City Main Street J. Miller Bank Qmpeda

Personal Brevities Roundup From Indiana Town

Wilson Bowser near Smieksburg called in town Saturday. Earl Wood and wife of Charleroi visited Indiana relatives this week. Numerous locals and visitors listed including Alex Stewart attending Commencement in Princeton and Miss Janet Fulton touring Europe. Multiple social calls, family visits, and engagements noted across Blairsville, Blair County, and nearby towns.

Wilson Bowser Smieksburg Earl Wood Charlerot Indiana B. Thoman Blairs‘ville Witler Olt Petiit Pittsburg Marton Center Alex Stewart Princeton Edward Rowe South Sixth Street Ib Warren Milas Atvnd Brhce Oak Streat Swin_re- Seal Priay James Hughesl Jean Latrobe J. M. Torrence George T. Efbel Banks Township C. Lawis South Laverith James MecAnulty M. M. Thompson North Sevreath Street Glen Campbell Townsend Laverty West School Street Medical ‘College Baltimore William Parris Gott, Pa J. Richard Clements Philadelphia Harry W. Watson Johnstown Mr. Watson A. P. Watson South Seventh Street May Brownlee Church Street Wilson College Chambersburg Janet Fulton Blairsville Europe New York Carrie Lytle J. W. Cunningham West Philadelphia Charles* ‘Cunningham Cresson Cunningham Monay Joseph Culbertson Kittanning Frank . Rosd Culbertson Rush 9.J. McCormick South Beverth’ Street Mary Spires Munhall Conemaugh John' Farnsworth Hastrun Farnsworth Tarentum Vandergrift Homer City Preston Reed Charles Wingert Jacksonville Margaret Hazlett James Stifter Green Township Buffler William T. Stttfler George A. Cunningham Wayne Avenue Spokane Wash Frank Asa Fort 1 A. Rose Sell Frank Fowler Thad Stephens Montgomery County Atlanta Wey Fowles Prank Garman Tyrone A. B. Moorhead South Seventh Strest W. Pb, Johns Wilkinsburg Medical Department Western University William

Spirit of missions conventions in Presbyterian church

The two day meeting of the Women s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Kittaning Presbytery convened at the Presbyterian church last week. Dele gates from various societies attended. Key sessions included Foreign Missionary topics Wednesday morning and evening and Home Missionary sessions Thursday. Notable features were Dr J H Orbison with an art instruction talk on The Outlook In India and Mrs Smith Ordway as Thursday s speaker. The convention will meet next year at Cherry Tree.

Women's Home and Foreign Sotelteg Foreign Missionary Society

Baptist Convention Week Opens at Glen Campbell

The Indiana Baptist Association’s Sunday School convention meets at Glen Campbell today with large attendance expected as delegates from every school and union are present. Tomorrow the Baptist Young People’s Union holds its annual convention at the same site with speakers including Rev. H. F. King and Miss Laura Bayh and local attendees Mrs. W. S. Garea, Mrs. Elizabeth Morris, Adelle Tong, and Laurene Ruffner.

Glen Campbell Indiana Baptist Association Baptist Young Peoples' Union Delegntes Rey. H. F. King Misa Laura Bayh W. 8. Garea Hilzabeth Morris Adelle Tongwill Laurene Ruffner

Anglers Return Home After Two-Week Snow Shoe Trip

Leslie Pattan, Ray Gilland, J Howard Houck and W S Neff of town returned from Snow Shoe Center County after a two week mountain stream fishing trip. They report a good catch. Houck and Neff recount an incident with a wild animal that could fuel a column if details were secured, as darkness brought a startled reaction.

Leslie Pattigan Ray Gilland J. Howard Houck W. S. Nef Snow Shoe Center County Houck Neff

Appointment and legal actions in Gherryhill township

Lautre J Amond of Gherryhill township attended town on Monday to renew his fifteen year old commission as Justice of the Peace after a February re election. He lost his commission for late notification to the Prothonotary. Jaswoele received a one year commission by gubernatorial appointment. In Greensburg a jury awarded Postmaster Alex Kerr of Reward $1062.60 against Segur Bros of Ligonier in a timberland purchaser case. Purchasers James S and David Blair of town secured a commission in timberland sale.

Greensburg Alex Kerr Reward Segur’ Bros Ligonier James 8 David Blair Town

Chosen Delegate To National Encampment Appointment

Mr R Hitler of Saltsburg chosen as delegate to National Encampment of the G A R B to be held in Toledo. The appointment came at the State Encampment at Drie last week. A Marriage Kept a Secret: Miss Ferne Wilson wed to Mr Howard L Stitt of Blairsville on May 6 in Pittsburg announced at a Blairsville luncheon. Three young men of Cherry Tree erecting homes. all single. rumors hint at three weddings soon.

R. ¥. Hitler Saltsburg G. A. RB Toledo Drie Blairsville T. R. Wilson Miss Ferne Howard L. Stitt Blairaville Pittsburg Finsthwait John Mahaffay Merle McMasters Cherrytres

Palace Bloating Wink Closes Season Under Hank

The Palace Bloating Wink wrapped up a successful season under the management of M. A. Hank on Saturday night. The rink will reopen next fall.

Palace Wink M. A. Hank

Big Auto Delivered to Edward Empfield at New Indiana House

Last week a 60 horse power Pierce Arrow automobile was delivered to Mr Edward Empfield, inherited of the New Indiana House. It is described as a fine machine and the largest in town. A lawn fete will be held at the home of Rev A C Powell, Marion Center, next Friday evening. The date previously announced as June 19 has been changed.

Indiana Oval Lodge John C Castlerol Congress Big Auto Pierce Arrow Edward Empfield Inudierit New Indiana House Marion Center A. C. Powell

Bare Gali Notes Defeat for Marchand Plane at Sixteen Falls

Bare Gali Notes reports Georgeville baseball team defeated Marchand plane at the latter wipes of nature by Baccor of 8 in 0. magh m. shut out Seward on Beaniee winning seam scoring plos runs.

Bare Gali Eorgeville Marchand Plne Baccor Seward

Indiana Teachers Chosen for Local Schools

Indiana school board selected teachers for Second Ward and Third Ward vacancies after over a score of applicants. The levy was fixed at six mills for school purposes and four for building. Not elected were the assistant principal of Second Ward and a substitute. New hires include Miss Lawman, Miss Brullier, Miss Detwiler, Miss Smith, Miss Cunningham, Miss Adair, and others, with Laura Bagh and Nina Loughry named forProgress and Landis buildings. Salary set at 55 to 60 dollars monthly. eight months term kept for next year.

Indiana School Board Second Ward Bess Cunningham Anne Clarke Bell Allison Wom Margaret Lawman Lou Brullier Linda Detwiler Edith Smith Irma Cunningham Ruth Adair Stella Hastiger Edna Lange Sarah Bruce Onarrie Gessier Minnie Rygdell Phyllis Moorhent

Deaths in Penn Run and vicinity report multiple losses

Mrs Truby Fyock of Penn Run dies at home from consumption after a short illness aged 22 years 10 months 22 days maiden name Mary Kephart daughter of D A Kephart funeral in German Baptist church interment in German Baptist cemetery Cherry Hill township John Smathers son of Mr and Mrs J C Smathers East Philadelphia street dies of pneumonia aged 21 employed at Short Bros meat market later in local stone quarries Mr George T Jones of San Francisco California drops dead at home maiden name Mary Hopkins born and raised in East Mahoning township survived by husband and six sons Mrs Harry O N L of Dixonville dies of diphtheria aged ?

Truby Fyock Ruby Fyock Penn Run Mary ©. Kephart D. A. Kephart Cherry Hill Township German Baptist Church Walter Myera German Baptist Cemetery Chrryhill Township John Smathers J.C. Smathers Philadelphia Short Bros George T. Jones sGorge T. Jones San Francisco Cal Devensad Mary Hopking Rast Ma- Wouing This County Marion Center Plumylne Indiana

New Drug Clerks Appointed in Homer City Stores

Three recent Pharmacy School graduates join local druggists Hilldebrand and Slekenberger and Allison firms. Clark Neal is now clerk at Ton & Hildebrand, Maurice Trainer at Dinner W Allison pharmacy, and John Fleming at Samuel Slekenberger’s Homer City drug store. The graduates are described as well known and well regarded. The Homer City School Board awarded a contract for a two story school addition to B W Dick of Homer City as lowest bidder at AB48.

Hdna Pershing Pittsburg John Laughlin Miss Pershing New Florence Dr. Laughlin Joseph Laughilg Clark Neal Ton &. Hildebrand Maurice Trainer Dinner W. Allison John Fleming Samuel Slekenberger Homer City School of Pharmacy Philadelphia Dlang Boys School Board of B. W. Dick

Greensburg Public Schools Names Reappointed Teachers

Harry infant son of Mr and Mrs Lemmon and Hazlett of town has been approved as a teacher in Greensburg public schools. Miles Fleck of town is chosen as an instructor. Miss Margaret Foljock of South Street is re elected a teacher in the same schools.

Harry Indiana Trachers Gertrude Lemmon Cordelia Hazlett Greensburg Miles Teata Fleck Misa Margaret J. Foljock Socust Agme

Abaddon Borough Faces Sewer Plant Bond Decision

State Health Commissioner orders a disposal plant within two years or Abaddon will abandon the sewer system. Construction could cost 950,000, to be funded by bonds pending voter approval at the next general election.

Abaddon Vetera

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report

Real estate transfers recorded in Indiana County include dozens of deeds. Names such as B Griffith M Williams Sumner Graft Joseph Mack D Clark Margaret Pearce and John M Miller appear with acreages and cash values ranging from 50 to 16000 dollars. Properties span Pineto Green Burrill Banks Mechancisburg West Mahoning and other townships with transfers involving trusts executors and heirs.

Indiana County B. Griffith Pinetowin M. Williams Sumner Graft Blacklick George S. Good Wellington Spires, Jr East Wheatfied Mack Samuel TF Brown Cherryhill D. Clark L. B. Smith B. Weitner Otto V. Barber Green Joseph Putney J. RB. Stumpf Indiana Joseph P. Mack Lucinda M. Spencer West Mahoning Ida Margaret Pearces Washington John ‘Aekin Kunkle Mair Slo Yanmuari M. Glassford Aties Armstrong Mary Mulvehill Samuel Verrier Hom City Mary OQ Broup Mary IF. Simpson Conner G. Engle Burrell Greer Samuel McGrail Ann E&, Miller Ruth Ida Bowers Horace G. Gaston W. D. Bigler Clearfield Bitumious Coal Corporation Bolomon W. Weaver South Mahoning J. M. Bland John T. Hertzen North Mahoning Gearhart Jonnie O. Galbraith White John Renon J. A. Dixon Conamaugh John M. Miller Jane Brandon Lot L. Edwards

Will of Levi Walback Divides Estate Among Heirs

The will of the late Levi Walback divides his Wheatfield farm and assets among the children M D Lichtenter, Mrs Attenti Day, William Hore, John G Walback, and others. Executors are named. the document references children’s day and Sunday observance.

Levi Walbac

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