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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1910

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Big Damages Claimed by Mrs Caldwell in Suit Against Doctors

Mrs Ella Caldwell files suit in Homer City for 60000 against Doctors W A Simpson and G G Simpson alleging conspiracy with her husband to asylum her in Philadelphia without proper cause. The jury has not ruled in the Weamer case on adultery with Millie Sickenberger. Deto, Miziker, and Colangelo faced various charges with mixed outcomes. Colangelo acquitted of arson. Blain Bair convicted of fornication. Matilda Pierce bond forfeited for adultery. Alvin Wilson convicted of larceny. John Willis acquitted of rape. Tony Caeler found not guilty of assault and battery but paid costs.

Ella Caldwell Town W. A G. G. Simpson D. M. Caldwell Philadelphia Commonwealth John A. Weamer Homer City Millie Sickenberger Miss Sickenberger Lucerne John Uhas Dan Spero John Miziker Dan Deto Uhas Miziker James Colangelo Colangelo Blacklick Sam Ferara John Nehrig A. Handley Prios Handley Blain Bair Matilda Pierce Alvin Wilson McDermott Blairaville John Wilis Tanoma Myrtle Pardee Wilis Kansas Rayne Township Tony Caaler Tony Dale Company

Fatal Accident at Lucerne Claims Seward Man

Scott Taylor of Seward, an employee at the Lucerne mines power plant, was crushed Monday forenoon between a boiler and a cement wall. He died that night. He was a single man who boarded with Mrs. Bella Waller in Homer City. His mother and sister arrived to take the body to Seward.

Scott Taylor Seward Lucerne Mr. Taylor Bella Waller Homer City Beward

District No 2 Sabbath School Convention Opens at Rochester Mills

The Indiana County Sabbath School Association District No 2 holds a two day meeting in the Methodist Episcopal church at Rochester Mills. The program includes song services led by J. R. King, greetings from Rev. B. Rodkey and district president B. I. Schaeffer, plus sessions delivering reports, lessons on Sunday school methods, and talks by Harry McCreery, W. T. Mahaffey, H. Wmank, and others.

Indiana County Sabbath School Association Methodist Episcopal Church Rochester Mills J. R. King Town B. Rodkey B. I. Schaeffer A. O. Cravener Harry Wmank John Ross R. F. Hazlett F. L. Balfor Rev D. C. Schuebley D. J. Price Harry McCreery Indiana County Paul Rome W. T. Mahaffey Cherry Tree K. Rank Hillsdale C. E. Krenz Richmond

Miss Elkin Hosts House Party at Breezedale Tonight

Miss Laura Elkin plans a breezy house party at Breezedale this evening entertaining about 76 guests. The event kicks off a series of social functions next week with attendees from McKeesport Connellsville Oakmont Pittsburgh Chicago and Philadelphia among others. Several out of town young men will also attend from Connellsville Chester Philadelphia West Chester Johnstown Punxsutawney Wilkinsburg and other towns.

Breezedale Laura Elkin Miss Elkin Misses Olive McKeesport Katharyn Porter Connellville Suzanne Armstrong Rockwell Stillwagon James Bowman John P. Kephart Connellsvile Newman Trainer Wm. Blakley, Jr Chester James W. Burdick Harry Parker Philadelphia Wallace Eyre Bushong Brooks West Chester James Gordon Clearfeld Douglass Storey Johnstown John G. Fisher Punxsutawney Lester Lewis Wilkinsburg

Joy For Aged Woman On Eighty Third Birthday

Mrs. Jerry Henry’s Cherry Tree home hosts family and friends for her 83rd birthday with three sons four daughters twenty seven grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren in attendance a basket dinner is served and remarks offered by local notables. Insurance banquet held for Indiana County Underwriters at Hotel Moore with toastmaster J EB Parnell and attendees from multiple towns. Hon. M K Leard of the county marries Harrisburg Miss Mary Elizabeth Pownall in Harrisburg. Leard former state legislator.

Jerry Henry Cherry Tree W. I. Henry Punxsutawney John Henry Montgomery Towship Samuel Henry Old Henry Homestead J. Richards Curwenaville W. M. Smith Horton Molle Coalmer Gypsy Jas. Rodkey Cookport Edith Grube D. S. Ake Frank Camp Dr. Worral BE. W. Smith Indiana County Board of Underwriters Hotel Moore J. EB. Parnell People’s Insurance Agency Town Arted Ae Weaponnessere Marie John G., Cameron J. BE. Parnell J. R. King J.T. Stewart Harry P. Beane B. B. McConnaughsy Homer City Fred L. Maize Josephine John G. Lixfeld Clymer A. Sargeant Johnstown Geo. H. Burns Kittanning R. Otbert Hollidaysburg L. Clangon R. H. Wiggins Blairaville M. K. Teat Harrisburg M. K. Leard Mary Elizabeth Pownall Christopher Shirley Mary Marvy Shirley Saltsburg Douthitt Presbyterian Church of Mary E Indiana Thomas Mt. Pleasant Iowa Anne Jas Connellsville David Crete George Lyda Walton Shirley

Marion Center Presbyterian Church 50th Anniversary

The Marion Center Presbyterian Church marked its 50th anniversary with a ceremony led by Rev. Archie C. Powell, the sixth pastor in fifty years. The day included a morning reception, a basket dinner, speeches, music, and an evening gathering. Charter members and former pastors attended, highlighting a rich history dating back to 1839 with the church organized in 1860 and completed in 1871. The current membership stands at 276, with $1800 in recent repairs and a rededication in 1908.

Marion Center Presbyterian Church of Marion Center la Bathe Archie C. Powell Ing A. H. Jolly E. P. Foresman Sarah A. McCluskey W. N. Prothero DuBios Agnes Sutter Miller Tillie Laney Elen van Horn Sophia Lowry Indiana Sig Moore Washington Township John Caruthers Presbytery of Saltsburg John Park Marion Gilgal Church James Richey Caruthers J. J. Sample Ambrose Foresman Powell

Normal Normal Graduates Its Largest Class

A long list of local residents and visitors is recorded with notes on graduates, attendees, and events. Indiana Normal School prepares for a large 1909 class with 122 seniors and 14 in the regular course, alongside music and drawing completions. Commencement week features baccalaureate, concerts, a Shakespearean production by Ben Greet, alumni events, and the installation of a memorial window in Leonard Hall. State board exams run from today to Friday with a diverse roster of examiners.

Indiana Normal School Drawng J H. Mellvaine Pittsburg Presbyterian Church Leonard Hall Ben Greet Woodland Players State Board Board of Examiners N. C. Schaeffer W. F. Kennedy Mifffin County B. C.lamberson Fulton County Wm. W Spigelmyer Union County James BE. Ament

Walker Reunion Braved Wet Weather at Fair Grounds

More than a hundred members of the Walker family and friends gathered at the Fair Grounds on Reunion Day. Officers were elected for the next year including President Goodheart Walker Dayton, Vice President Israel Walker Shelocta, Secretary Elizabeth Johnston, and Treasurer J C Walker. A business meeting followed with committee appointments and a program led by Margaret McMillen and Margaret Walker. The next reunion is set for Indiana on the third Thursday in June 1811.

Ak, Knabb Pent Run Nalle Craig Philadelphia Chestnut Street J. C. Hasinger School Street Pittsburg Druk. F. McHenry Hellwood Indiana Harry Bryan White Township Sewickley Stella Hasinger Wayne Avenue A. C. Lydick New Alexandria W. M. Hudson Moween James Manners East Liberty Raymond and Irvin Shick Jeannette Greensburg L. Fyock Near Lovejoy Sylvester Thompson North Ninth Street Margaret Josephine Lowman South Eleventh Street Latrobe Annie M. Duncan Mary Heffelfinger Sheloca Eva Stumpf Mt. Pleasant High School Bertha Brownlee Church Street Albuquerque New Mexico A. H. McCreery Glenevieve Hamill Station M. Belle McCune Floyd Verne Braughter Locust Visi Mechanicsburg Gertrude White Clarion Geo. Rigg Newell Douglass Erasmo Casteneda Washington & Jefferson College Robert Sutton South Sixth Street Chester Military Academy J. M. Fleck Smicksburg Jacob Repine Fleck Viola Simpson Allegheny College Meadville Olivia Stewart Scottdale J. C. Leasure Margaret Williams Town Maxim Hauser Fannie Nixon Mary Palmer M. A. Bodenhammer New York City J. N. Banks Cape May Neal Josephine Dubois G. E. Simpson Misa A. Leta Fleck Arvilla Snyder Edith Bertha Br. Clair Miswea Emma May Williamson Smickeburg Misa Elsie Polack Rossiter Schwartz-Schaffer Youngstown Mies Fleck Bertha Schaffer Noraial Falr Walker Goodheart Walker Dayton Israel Walker Elizabeth Johnston J. C. Walker Shelocta Robert Johnston

Recent Deaths Include Mrs Shirley and Local Residents

Notices report the death of Mrs. Mary Marvy Shirley at 80 years old near Saltsburg after a brief illness. Also listed are James Altimus of Strongstown, Wilson M. Conrad of Sheloota, Mrs. David Black of Blacklick, and George D. Findley of East Wheatfield. Also mentions a public building bill for Punxsutawney and a missing girl, Mary Thompson of Blairsville.

Cherry Tree Fourth of July Celebration Planned in Historic Town

Citizens of Cherry Tree Borough plan the 14th anniversary of American Independence with a 10 oclock parade led by Gypsy band, G A R and Red Men units in uniform, basket dinner at Kport Grove, speeches, athletic events, a Spangler Stars vs Cherry Tree Giants game, fireworks in the evening.

Cherry Tree Borough Vicieity Cheery Tree Cornet Band of Gypsy Sons of Veterans Red Men Kiport Erove Spangler Stars Cherry Tree Giants

Weddings of a Week Schaffer Cunningham

A home wedding at Parkwood yesterday tied L Atina Cunningham to G Frederick Schaffer of DuBois with 40 guests. The bride wore a white gown and white roses. Reception and a train trip followed. they will reside in DuBois. Several other marriages were reported including Moorhead Johnston, Forshaw Curnow, Wright Neal, Moorhead Lower, Miller Ross, Cummings Banks, Brown Barr, plus Woodmen of the World monument unveilings and a Hood school picnic set for July 4. A grandson was welcomed in Greensburg.

Mildred Coulter West Lebanon R. Lee Cunningham Leechburg DuBois Moorhead-Johnston Hugh M. Moorhead A.T. Moorhead Chestnut Street Catherine M. Johnston W. L. Johnston J. C. McDonald M. EK Erie Moorhead Frank Howard M. Fair Uniontown Worshae Carnow Stewart Simpson Forsha Pearl Carnow Blairsville Indiana F. S. Crawford Frank Forshaw Mra Wm. Curnow Blairaville Pittsburg Blairsyle Wright-Neal Everett Wright Conemaugh Misa Hazel Virginia Neal Clark C. Neal Greensburg Wright Pennsylvania Railroad Company Moorhead-Lower Everett Moorhead Florence Lower M. L. Lower Millers Ross Robert Lewis Miller Batrobe Blanche Cora Ross Jal J. Day Brownlee Cummings- Banks Patrick Cummings Punxsitaw

Convention Honors Front Line Sabbath Schools in Indiana County

The District No. 3 Sabbath Schools Association held sessions in Green Pine and Cherryhill townships with Davie J. Price of Clymer presiding. Six schools earned Front Line certificates for meeting county norms, while officers were elected including President Price and Vice President Stickley. Mitchells Mirja was chosen for mid winter meeting and Taylorsville for next June's annual convention.

Indiana County Davie J. Price Clymer Holaopple Periz Fain W. J. Sproul Ciomet M. 8. Buckley A. C. Cravener Indiana Ernest Work Ofdiana Harry McCreery Varous Department Thomas Davis Blairsville Suday W. Guthrie T Janlowning Clyther Methodist Clymer Presbyterian W. N. Tepleton Stafford Union Marion Censter Mitchells Mirja Janytary Taylorsville David J Price Stickley Ping Flats A. Krider Stanford E. Turmer Hing Flats Crude Roll Mra Oe Faust Home Sol Buterbaugh Cockport

Sunday School Convention of German Baptists Held at Church of the Brethren

Sunday School workers from the northern county section convene July 4 at the Church of the Brethren near Phase Linea. Program includes devotional exercises, panels on organization and methods, lunch at noon, and an evening address by Elder Brice Ball.

Church of the Brethren Phase Linea Ovan Jook Tople B. Meeking Q. Berkey Tena Fyock M. Holsoppla N. Myer Deg M. Adama Bible Doctrine of Christians J. W. Fyock B. Widdows L. Fyoo Lars Brice Ball Ory

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Caldwell Sickenberger Mer City Tucerne RNY A. C. Powell Att Parsons Kaemous Players James Altimus James Altimns Strongstown Brushvalley Buffington C. EB. Altimus Morrellville Benjamin Altimus J. B. Dilek M.S. Altimus Ava Pringle Altoona Wilson M. Conrad Sheloota Plivalrn David I Elizabeth Repire Conrad Bupelocta Alice Umpbell Lancaster David Black John Will O. B. Wil Warnshuis Coral Georges D. Findley George D. Findley East Wheatfield Township Ublic Bairsyileirk Misa Mary Thompson N. M. Thompson Historic Cherry Free Wombmen Indiana Camp No. 40 Woodmen of the World HK. B. Sweeney Oakland J. D. Ferguson Greenwood Cemetery Hood School John A. Findley Gresneburg William Q. Hagenlocher Penn Run Y Flrat Heporta Offenicers Mitchells Malla Purchase Line
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