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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1915

Page

4

Moor Alto Ra ldtion Moot Peal and Proprigtora

Fragmented OCR notes from The Indiana Progress announce a second choir Josottice September event with resolutions and grateful poetry for the late Qt PIV CANTS A OPINE. A request for cash payments and correspondence to the Citina Crigeresay Ctlin a, Indiana.

Nathees Garda Cidtina Crigeresay Ctlina

Grim Reapers Harvest Claims Civil War Vet and Others

A string of obituaries from Indiana and Vandergrift notes deaths in February and March. David Martin, 80, Civil War veteran of Company K, 14th Pennsylvania Cavalry, died at home from heart trouble after declining health. He leaves a daughter, Sara Jydie. Also mourned: Mrs. Alice Kuhns, 41, of Vandergrift, and Alexander Steele, 0, of Pittsburg, among others. Funeral details and cemeteries are listed for each.

David Martin South Seventh Street Wilter Indiana Company K 14Th Pennsylvania Cavalry Indiana Post First United Presbyterian Church Town G. A. R. Post C. G. Morrow Willet Plumereck United Presbyterian Church William Culus Alice Kuhns William Kuhns Vanderegrift David Orty East Oak Street Lutheran Church of Ralph Flude Apollo Mabel Ortz Vandergrift Cemetery

Tragedy on Dixonville Line Claims 24 Year Old Brakeman

George Gromley aged 24 of Cherry Tree was killed near Memings Summit on the Dixonville and Cherry Tree railroad when he fell beneath his train while coupling. He leaves a wife and infant, his parents in Cookport, and several siblings. Funeral held at his home with burial in Cookport. he belonged to several local orders. Also an unrelated classified note offers brass bed outfits at reduced prices.

George Gromley Cherry Tree Memings Summit Dixonville Gromley Ife Joseph Corom Jey Cookport

A Tribute of Respect by Cockport Willing Workers

Resolutions from the Willing Workers 0.A. B.C. of Cockport Pa on the death of Dr. TEL McCullough express sorrow and praise his faith and teaching. They resolve to publish the memorial in the county paper and send copies to his brothers and others mourning him.

A. B.C Cockport Tel. McCullough Tf. Ll DS. Mecoy DMC

Weddings of a Week in Pennsylvania Communities

A sequence of marriages reported from Blairsville Greensburg Lovajoy Burrell town Appleton Moorchand Armagh, with couples joining in late February. Listed pairs include McCarrin Evans, Sheridan Shindle, Appleton Jamison, Moot Zener, and Louther Wilson, detailing spouses and officiants across small towns and counties.

McCarrin-Evans Joy McCarran Blairsville Mary Tdvans North Werry Greensburg

For Sale Of Vilaphg 1 Ares In Saydand

Auction style notice lists for sale or trade items with vague description of land and materials. Included are references to Ohio steel coat, huntingdon, clearfield, and Tas O-Btyy. The fragmentary text suggests an old classifieds notice offering property and miscellaneous goods at reduced prices or swap options.

Sali Antti N. Kriner Sallabarg Ohio Turgutve Mautiague Huntingdon and Clearfield

Sale of Balm Farm with Buildings and Land

In good condition Balm Farm of six acres with buildings, coal and surface rights. Alan held twenty-six acres surface, good investment value. Sold to settle an estate by J K Carney of 838 Maple Avenue, Perdana.

Parma Fork First National Bank of Indinan Indtnan Neres Montgomery Marion Wenner Ros Philadelphia Street Indiana J. K. Carney Perdana

EnSoying Stay in Florida Letter From Brooksville Visitor

Mr and Mrs D Fr Rion report pleasant winter in Brooksville Florida after receiving a letter from D Finn of West Philadelphia Street. The writer praises Florida sunshine flowers and oranges while noting timber and lime interests and Brooksville's modern town with a 2400 population and many northern settlers. He calls Florida moving forward rapidly and shares optimistic views about its future.

D. Fr. Rion South D. F.inn West Phladelphia Street Brooksville Fla Rinn Sais Florida

Swettling and Bon Repairing and Painting Shop Ad

Repairing and painting, all kinds of buggy and wagon wood work, blacksmithing and painting done by experienced work men. Shop in Hastings planing mill, Nixon alley, near Fifth street, Swetting & Bon, January 13, 1915, Indiana, Pa.

Hastings Nixon Alley Fifth Street Swettling & Bon Indiana

In Memoriam Acknowledges Loss in Quiet Family Obit

An In Memoriam entry honors a late individual with a tender reflection on blue eyes and a peaceful rest. The notice laments the bereavement felt by family, friends, and colleagues, mentioning enduring love and sorrow while recalling the departed’s gentle presence and impact.

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