Indiana Progress State Ticket Listing June 13 1604
The Indiana Progress prints the state ticket with Governor Hastings Auditor General Mylin and internal affairs secretary Latta, plus at large congressmen Grow Huff with regional affiliations. The page lists officials from Center Lancaster Philadelphia Susquehanna Westmoreland and Susquehanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Latta
Philadelphia
Congress
Galusha A. Grow
Susquehanna
George F. Huff
Westmoreland
Strike Settlement Moves Toward End Of Prolonged Dispute
Union officials and mine operators reached compromise terms as talks continued Monday. While a full settlement seems near, pockets of unrest may persist, with the strike potentially ending overall but lingering in large areas. Coxby plans fundraising lectures and the army may remain near Washington for the winter. Chairman McGregor is reelected head of the Republican county committee as 25 districts were represented. Judge White Noah Seanor and Col John McGaughey spoke, predicting a strong Republican victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers Union
Republican County Committee
Kline
J. C. McGregor
McGregor
Judge White
Noah Seanor
John McGaughey
Republican Party
Personal anecdotes and widely moved visitors in town
Ernest Stewart returns home from Princeton for vacation. Traders, clerks, and visitors including B. F. Miller, G. E. Simpson, D. D. Barrett, D. A. Cunningham, John Lewis, Homer Miller, Squire Weaver, T. S. Neil, Ida Grosse, Lottie Jope, Miss Reynolds, and others are noted in town over the week. Local engagements include church events, commencements at State College, travel to Chicago, and moves involving Calvin Bley of Indiana. An infant died of whooping cough at Elders Ridge. A. J. Lockard to leave for Pennsylvania and Boston after Athens stint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Stewart
Princeton
B. F. Miller
Advance
G. E. Simpson
Kellysburg
Pittsburg
D. D. Barrett
Smicksburg
D. A. Cunningham
Freeport
John Lewis
Homer Miller
Jeannette
W. Guthrie
Church Street
Irwin
Squire G. M. Weaver
T. S. Neil
Trade City
Ida Grosse
Chicago
W. J. Shaffer
Clarion
H. Q. Graham
Lala Stephens
Greenville
Sadie Wineman
New Florence
Aggie Miller
Apollo
Clara Moorhead
Laura Trimble
Indiana
Ed. Stuchell
Empfield
Sheriff Mack Sells Last Week's Sheriff Sale Items
The sheriff disposed of properties sold at sheriffs sale last Friday including J. C. Martin and John Stoneback 55 acres in Burrell township to John D. Patton for 8335.77, James M. Beer 150 acres in Center township to John D. Patton for 600, Jacob Bowers and M. M. Marks 56 acres in Pine township to H. C. Williams for 775, Joseph Lyda 160 acres in Pine township to Hannah M. Erb for 55, J. G. S. M. and S. W. Houston 4x acres in Green township to A. C. McCoy for 1030, A. G. Empfield 75 acres in Cherryhill township to James Fowler for 710, J. M. Guthrie 4 acres in Homer City to Farmers Bank for 10, J. M. Guthrie leasehold in Homer City about 12 acres to Farmers Bank for 700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Martin
John Stoneback
Burrell Township
John D. Patton
James M. Beer
Center Township
Jacob Bowers
M. M. Marks
Pine Township
H. C. Williams
Joseph Lyda
Hannah M. Erb
J. G
S. M
S. W. Houston
Green Township
A. C. McCoy
A. G. Empfield
Cherryhill Township
James Fowler
J. M. Guthrie
Homer City
Farmers’ Bank
Livestock Auction Totals Across Multiple Pennsylvania Towns
May 29 to June 12 sales list shows buyers from West Philadelphia Salford Derry Green Lane Mount Joy Rahns and other towns purchasing horses cattle calves hogs and sheep. Notable totals include 225 hogs in Salford 146 hogs Mount Joy 144 hogs Green Lane and 145 hogs Rahns with multiple cattle and calf counts per buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Henry
West Philadelphia
J. K. Boucher
Salford
D. B. Allison
Derry
W. Weber
Green Lane
W. E. Nickle
West Chester
J. M.S. Moore
Rahns
Thomas and Wissinger
Schwenkaville
Ed Riggs
Burlington
N. J
X. Seanor
Mount Joy
W. P. Lippincott
Woodstown
J. N.stewart
Port Indian
H. Bryan
Zem
Property Transfers Across Indiana and Surrounding Townships
On June 6 and 7 transfers were recorded: Peter Garman sold a lot in Indiana to Henry J. Alqman for 400 dollars. Augusta A. Stat sold a Homer City lot to Catherine E. Roberta for 400 dollars. Nancy A. Getty sold a Marion Center lot to W. B. Stahl for 75 dollars. Chas H. Graff sold Blairsville land to Joseph V. Kilgore for 750 dollars. Daniel Walker sold 147 acres in Grant township to Annie E. Walker for 260 dollars. Christian Bartholomew and associates transferred 28 acres in North Mahoning to Wm. H. L. Bartholomew for 886.25 dollars. Annie E. Stephens administrator sold 151 acres in Center township to Semmeel A. Dickagn for 1,304.90 dollars. James E. Dickson and associates transferred 130 acres in Center township to A. Dickson for 2,449 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jone
Peter Garman
Indiana
Henry J. Alqman
Augusta A. Stat
Homer City
Catherine E. Roberta
Nancy A. Getty
Marion Center
W. B. Stahl
Chas. H. Graff
Blairsville
Joseph V. Kilgore
Jetxy
Daniel Walker
Grant Township
Annie E. Walker
Christian Bartholomew
North Mahoning Township
Wm. HL Bartholomew
BL. C. Exnerick
Annie E. Stephens
Adm
Center Township
Semmeel A. Dickagn
James 8. Dickson
To & A
Donahugh Agency Grants Pension To Veteran Recipient
A Saturday pension grant through Donahugh's agency brought relief to veteran W. H. Dickey of Macklick station. Dickey, a member of Co. A of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, received a monthly check of 96. The report notes the agency's ongoing service to ex soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donahugh
W. H. Dickey
Macklick Station
Co. A. ‘Teth Pennsylvania Volunteers
Gialty Voventiy
June lawn fete planned in Jacksonville locale
Local notes report a June 21 lawn fete in Jacksonville, a Sabbath Children’s Day in the Presbyterian church, and various visits and events in the community. Readers learn of property additions, market cattle weighing, home improvements, and multiple social visits spanning families from Clarksburg to Indiana.
Wazzlett Campbell Marriage In Cherrytree Of Hazlett And Campbell
Dr Harry Foster Hazlett a rising Cherrytree physician married Miss Mary Bessie Campbell on Thursday at the bride’s Belleville Pennsylvania home. The couple plan to reside in Cherrytree after June 20. The Blacklick M E church hosts an ice cream and strawberry lawn fete Friday and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Foster Hazlett
Cherrytree
Mary Bessie Campbell
Joseph Campbell
Belleville
Miss Campbell
Mr. Hazlett
M. E. Church of Blacklick
Sabbath Day Observance Highlights
A local Sabbath program featured beautifully decorated premises, well received children’s exercises, and a community picnic planned for July 4. Mr Willam Dunlap of Conemaugh and Mr John Lowman of Kent visited for services. School will be closed Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Dunlap
Conemaugh
John Lowman
Kent
Local Church Children's Day Service Highlights
The Presbyterian church held its regular Children's Day service last Sabbath, enjoyed by all. Rev. D. L. Schultz has accepted another call from Loyalhanna Baptist church and will preach there and at Tonnel ton Sundays for a period. The Baptist youth form a Baptist Union and plan an ice cream festival on Friday evening June 15 at Funnelton hall in a New Tin Shop. Mr W M Fleck of Marion Center will open a new tin shop at Brown's corner this week, offering tinware and general tin work. Carl Yuckenberger and Miss Ortance Sweeney are mentioned among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Myra Hazlett
Clarksburg
Margaret Hazlett
Hazlett
Hazelett House
Graham
Indiana
Grier
Johnstown
Shields
Plumville
Wm. Bowser
Wim. Grahan
Nathaniel Bryson
Iowa
John Graham
Samuel Napp
Morrellville
Lowry
John Grow
Shields Miller
Bolivar
Michael Strong
Leister
John Shaffer
Lebanon
Ohio
E.W. George
B. F. Duncan
Angora
W. F. Jackson
Vinton
G. T. McCrae
Mechanicsburg
Blacklick Creek
F. A. Creswell
James Bennett
T. E. Wachob
Maury Warner
Coltebaugh
John Anderson
Annie
Min Wachob
Ida Ray
Apollo
Parkwood
Parkwood Literary Society
Sabbath School of the
West Union
J. C. Cochran
Thos. Anderson
Maggie Miller
Y. P. C. U. of the West Union
I. Judson Warner
J. Burt Miller
Jennie Miller
Eunice George
West Union U. P
E. §. Littell
R. A. Jameson
Joseph Brendlinger
Samuel Repine
Frank Donelson
H. A. Cribbs
Indianapolis
Ind
Winebrenner
Armagh
Carrie Brendlinger
J. F. St. Clair
Nora Cline
Jennie Artemus
James Shoup
Barr
Schultz
Cherrytree
Shirley
M. P
Charles Conrath
Barnesboro
Cockport
B. Sterner
J. B. Woodruff
Literary Society
Baptist Sunday School
Young People’s Union Convention
Indiana Association
Pine Flats
D. L. Schultz
Loyalhanna
W.M. Fleck
Marion Center
Brown’s Corner
William
County Epworth League Convention Highlights
A detailed report of the Epworth League convention in Greensburg and surrounding towns. Ministers and officials emphasized strict church rules, uplifting sessions, intermissions, open-air carriage rides, and varied talks on benevolence, character, and youth education. Notable speakers included Miss Jennie Ferguson, Miss Gertie Richards, Rev. W.S. Cummings, Rev. Latshaw McGuire, and Rev. J. H. Alouso with musical interludes by Prof. Lisle Apple and Prof. Morgan. The program featured devotional exercises, discussions on League assistance, cabinet work, and plans for future meetings in Greensburg and Blairsville District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Ferguson
Hopewell
Gertie Richards
Latrobe
W.S. Cummings
Armagh
Greensburg
Miss Robinson
Mr. Rial
Keebler
Ford Cty
Mer. Shaffer
Lutheran Church of
Epworth League
Pramk S. Fox
A. M
Pittsburg
Moses
A.C. Johnson
D. D
Blairsville
Nellie Ellis
Indiana
Nellie
Sweeny
L. Jones
Kittanning
Canaan
Fox
Will Carleton
G Wile Earl
Greensberg
Onder
R. T. Miller
Chez
Graham
Bonne Grace
Texas
Boston
Pax
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Indiana Progress
A. T. Moorhead & Son
Dantel H. Hastings
Center
Walter Lyon
Allegheny
Amos H. Mylin
Lancaster
THE
Harry White
White Township
J. L. Langham
Coxby
Washington
Lottie Jope
East End
Lena Reider
Thompson
Ebensburg, Mountaineer
E. R. Wegley
Onberg
G. W. Lutman
Etta
Calvin Bley
Blanch Reynolds
Lillian Sweeney
G. W. Hood
State College
Bellefonte
W. R. Tomb
D. H. Tomb
A. P. Watson
Venango
G. W. Wheeler
Conneaut
Grand Order of the Equitable Aid Union
Edith Fleck
Newark
Coleman’s Business College
Helen White
Harry
Washington-Jefferson College
Grant
Kelly
Elders Ridge
John Truby
Cromwell
Beaver Falls
Fannie Nixon
Episcopal Church
Davis Thompson
B.S. Hull
West Church Street
Aledo
D. J. Waller
Waller
Normal
West Chadron
Neb
George P. Waller
U. P
Rev. Grier
J. N. Banks
A. J. Lockard
Skiff
Pennsylvania
Mass
Lockard
Athens
Sheriff's Sales
Sheriff Mack
Jacksonville
Strongstown
Park Woood
Garfield
Cook Port
West Mahoning
Alex. Colbett Soli
G. R. Walker
Thomas Hartman
G. T. Richey
Punxsatawney
Nora Frantz
Frantz Mills
J.G. Walker's
Jessie Nordstrom
Punxsutawney
Squire Walker’s
R. N. Nesbit
Jeanie Rose
A. Y. Blakeley
Lewisville
Fannie Jones
Reece Jones
Annie Gill
Saltsburg
Kennedy
Nesbit
Tunnelton
Carl Yuckenberger
Miss. Ortance Sweeney
Chenyhill Township
Hee Ip Carmen
W. M. Seinset
Teewaes
Maggie M. Conrad
Reyne Township
Chas. M. Altman
Anes Township
Bertha C. Smith
Michael Nibert
Annie B. Brust
Rayneyne
Cherry
Minnie V. Livingston
Pease
Wm. Lynch
Kendig
Lisle Apple
Leonard B. McWhood
A. T. Morgan
W. W. Hall
Georgia
Latshaw McGuire
Harry Wilty
David Hall
Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Hickman
O. A. Emerson
League
A. H. Acken
Peterson
C. C. Emerson
M. M. Sweeny
Ideal League
A. C. Jobmaten
Normal School
Prof
Morgan
Alanne
California State Normal
Spleim
Wasdens Town
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