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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
6
A fragmentary exchange from Birmingham features a dialogue on motives and patriotism with uncertain quotes and garbled names. The speakers discuss belief, ego, pessimism, and opportunity, reflecting speculative political chatter without clear events or outcomes.
The twenty first annual Baptist Young People's Union meeting opens with worship led by Edward Finley. A packed program follows featuring talks by Scott Chambers Mary Fee Ada Redpath and Vera Longwill among others. Evening adjourns after devotional and leadership sessions.
An Indiana named lime spreader has been invented by a White township man. An eastern company visited to arrange large scale manufacture. The device will be sold at roughly half the price of current lime spreaders. William Harman tested it with various limes and endorses it for farmers.
Live notes from county towns report rev J M Winatey to hold communion at Rayne church Sunday forenoon at 1 o clock. Indiana visitors James N Houck and A J Fisher with wives. Rayne residents Jennie and Jizzie Ray shopped in Indiana. Various locals and relatives listed across the week with barn improvements and a Long horde death.
William Ramsey of Brackenridge returns home. Miss Daisy Little visits grandparents nearby. Mrs. John A Caldwell and sister in law Miss R N Anthony of Wyandotte Mich visit Mrs. Sarah Steele near Dayton. Miss Minnie Carnahan, recently operated on, returns home improved. D W Anderson county seat visitor last week. Keystone Literary Society meets at Parkwood schoolhouse tonight. Miss Blanche Caldwell visits Frank Fleming and family. Misses Claire and Madge Anderson near Girty visit relatives. John A Caldwell visits his mother near Homer City Thursday. T W Carnahan buys automobile last week. W A Kelly of Alaska and Newton Kelly of Brookville visit A T Simpson’s family Friday. Mrs. Danial Sutter visits Indiana last week. A T Simpson and family visit W M Hamill at Hamill Friday and Saturday. D W Wyant trout fishing this week. Mrs Christ, ill for some time, improving.
Indiana grange gathers for a full day program with 9 30 a m opening, 2 and 8 p m open sessions featuring farming themes and speakers. Notes on a depopulated mining town, a lost purse recovered, a slate accident, and the Neal family reunion slated for July 4 at North Point.
J W Cleave of Huff died May 29 at 67 after a period of declining health. He was a London born painter who lived in Huff 23 years and is survived by wife Annie Edwarda and children Mia Emma Fyock and F W Cleave Jr. The funeral was held at his home with Rev P J Chilcote officiating and burial at Bethel church cemetery near Clyde. D M Kinter died at his Kirksville Missouri home on May 30 at 70, a former pastor of the Christian church in this place.
The treasurer will collect County Poor Building Special and Dog taxes in Indiana County Pa at listed locations and times from June 17 to July 1 1912. Sessions include Washington Township Plumville Smicksburg North Mahoning Township Trade City Rochester Mills Green Township Cherry Tree and more with multiple hotel offices and offices like Beck Hotel McCulloughs store and Campbell's Hotel set across towns.
J WILLIS WILSON treasurer announces polling sites across multiple townships and boroughs in Indiana County Pa. locations include hotels stores and houses like Billiott s Hotel Dizonville Fulton and Lowman s Hotel with dates and times ranging July 8 to July 20. Voters are directed to polling locations and times for the upcoming election.
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