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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1898
Page
8
Celebrate Fourth of July 1898 in Indiana County
Indiana Fair Managers invite all residents to the fairgrounds on Monday and Tuesday July 4 and 3 to celebrate the Fourth. Attractions include Colonel Noah Seanar's Semon and Ready Riders, American Guards drills, expert shooting, races, and free admission for old soldiers and wives. Grounds are prepared with picnics, refreshments, and 1600 horse tables. Official orders call veterans to meet at the courthouse at 10 a.m. July 4. Grand Entastics conclude the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Noah Seanar
Amitain Simpson
National Guards
Indiana Post
Hallion Foll
A. R
Fair Grounds
Death notices from Canoe Ridge and nearby towns
Additional deaths include Mrs. Catherine Tiger of Canoe Ridge aged 70 11 11. Funeral in Smicksburg with Rev. Kemp. survivors husband a daughter Margaret and brother Adam Black. Also Mrs. Anna Ray Gallaher of Barnesboro 26 died of pulmonary affection, interred Taylorsville. Mr. Joseph Nickle of Green township 66 died. survivors listed. William Houk of Cherryhill township died of stomach cancer aged 75 8 12. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for skin ailments with local availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Tiger
Canoe Ridge
Smicksburg
George Stear
Abram Tiger
Tiger
Margaret
Adam Black
M.S. Kemp
Smicksburg Cemetery
Anna Ray Gallaher
Barnesboro
Presbyterian Church
Gallaher
James T. Shields
Taylorsville
Joseph Nickle
Green Township
Manor Settlement
Cherryhill Township
Alice Braughter
Nickles Mills
Joseph
William
Horace
Walter
Purchase Line
Laura Munedorf
Sykesville
Clara Long
Punxsutawney
Taylor
William Hour
William Houk
Oakland Cemetery
Active Faith and Burial Sermons at Fairview Union
Church notices report D M Kinter preaching on Active Faith and The Burial of Christ at Fairview with a 4 pm Good Citizenship sermon. Communion to Christ church next Sabbath morning. Rev John E Kanarr accepted half time at Twolick Baptist near Dixonville. Monthly and quarterly services announced across several congregations with installations and picnics noted. A Shaker Digestive Cordial ad follows along with local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Kinter
Christ
Fairview
Christ Church
Second United Presbyterian Church
Welsh
John E. Kanarr
Nesquehoning
Twolick Baptist Church
Dixonville
Free Methodists
Zabnizer
Plumville
W. P. Turner
Blairsville
Conemaugh
United Presbyterian Church
New Florence
M. Black
Prof
Hammers
Weddings of Bell and Jiller at Miller Homestead
A June wedding at the Miller home in Graceton united Miss Georgia Miller and Alfred Bell of Pittsburg with over 75 guests in attendance. Rev. XN Miller officiated as Homer City Orchestra played Mendelssohn. reception followed with elaborate decor and travel plans to East End Pittsburg. Guests came from New York, Philadelphia, Allegheny, Latrobe and more. The note also covers Hill Frater nuptials in Cambridge and other marriage notices in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Homestead
Homer City
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Johnstown
Ebensburg
Altoona
Niagara Falls
Latrobe
New Castle
Selma
Ala
East End
Cambridge
Hill
Teachers Wanted by Rayne Township Directors
Rayne township school directors offer ten months six months tenure starting July 30 1898 at Mallin Kelyshurg to hire Lt teachers with wages 32 per month and fuel bids to follow, A B Wyregop and J A Creps presidents and secretaries. West Lebanon independent district holds meeting July 25 1898 at 1 pm to hire two teachers one male principal and one female assistant with wages 0 to 30 and fuel bids invited, S O George secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayne Township
Mallin Kelyshurg
Daru
A. B. Wyregop
J. A. Creps
West Lebanon Independent School District
George
New Double Track Rail Route to Atlantic City Opens
The West Jersey and Seashore Railroad unveils a rebuilt Camden to Atlantic City line with a new double track, steel rails, elevated crossings, and strengthened embankments protecting against storm tides. Enhanced roadbed, oil coating, faster trains, and upgraded rolling stock promise quicker trips and superior summer service to Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Camden
Broad Street
Jersey Southern Railway
Winslow
Camden & Atlantic
West Jersey and Seashore
America
Broad Street Station
War Tax After July 1 and Local Advertisements
The item notes the July 1 start of the war tax levied by the government to fund actions, while listing local advertisements for brands Oriental and White Satin Flour from William Gillespie, a Pittsburg wholesaler, and promotions for Peerless traction engines and related farm equipment from J C Moorhead. A lone classified seeks a general houseworker for Indiana Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Gillespie
Ninth Street
Duquesne Way
Pittsburg
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Children’s Suits
Chevio
Tormler
AL. Wittekind
Sos
Philadelphia St
Cpp
Cours Evouse
Carl Northwood
Mr. Northwood
Bucklen
T. E. Hildebrand
Indiana
W. M. Moore
M.G. Miller
Blaireville
C. Herbert Miller
Blairaville
Alme L. Gilmor Lairaville H
Beers
Dayton Sve
Emoa L. Spyder
Tip Enos Widdorgson
Gherryhill
Belle Longwill Green
A. E. Stear
Etta Mottara
Orth Mahoning
North Mahoning
J. M. Lyng
Cannonsburg
RB. R. Weylairsville
Sharp Sports
Banks Two
Unah Buchanan
Church News
Philadelphia Street
Elmer W. Allisson & Cos
Odd Fellows’ Building
Auiller-Gilmore
Herbert Miller
Free Methodisl
This Place
Alma J. Gilmore
A.D. Zahnizer
Mrs. Miller
Gornman-Farnsworth
Lynn-Wegley
K. J
Lynn
Cannotsburg
Washington County
R. R. Wegley
Peter Lear
Burrell Township
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Baptist Church
W. M. Cunninghan
Popular Store
Palm Leaf
Congress
Ioc
I. C
V. M. Cunningham
Uncle Sam
P. Bennett & Son
Phila
Street
Cor
Ninth & Phila
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J.C. Wallace & Son
Indiana, Pa
Seanor
Noa Szancz
J. C. Moorhead
Elmer W. Allison
Co’s
Wayne Avenue
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