Valley happenings and health notes in the district
Mrs Shannon suffers a severe cold. Aged Mr Alexander Dick is on the sick list. Protracted meetings by the Pentecost Band continue. Schoolteacher Marge Davia visits family due to illness. Mrs Cogley’s 3th birthday celebrated with dinner and gifts. Various local visits and church news accompany health and cooking advice, Dixie-style remedies, and upcoming Indiana Normal School term starting March 31, 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Dick
Dame Rumeer
Our Valley
Marge Davia
Buffington Township
M. E. Church
Cogley
Indiana Normal School of Pennsylvania
D. J. WaLies, Jr
Mrs Thomas Lucas dies of typhoid at 67
Mrs. Thomas Lucas of White township died Saturday after a three week illness aged 67. A Presbyterians member she was widely respected for nursing the sick. She leaves a husband and several children. Rev Dr Hall led funeral services at her home and burial followed in Oakland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lucas
White Township
Hall
Oakland Cemetery
William Dick
Cherryhill Township
United Evangelical Church
Dr John Henry Dies After Foot Amputation In South
Dr John Henry eldest son of William and Sarah Henry died near Bluff City Tennessee on February 14 after an ingrowing toe nail caused gangrene. An amputation of the foot in an effort to save his life left him weak and prostrate, leading to his death. Remains were taken to Cincinnati Ohio for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
William
Sarah Henry
Bluff City
Tenn
Henry
Cinnati, O
Local Obituaries and Deaths in Multiple Townships
Notices report deaths in Lockport Pine East Mahoning and Cherryhill townships. Austin Burkett 38 from pneumonia died midweek. James Maloy 45 also of pneumonia. Mrs William Dick 30 died from measles after relapse. David Hamilton 20, mute, interred at Pine Grove. infant son of Constable Campbell six months old died of erysipelas. services by Rev Warner and interments at Fairfield Pine Grove Bethel cemeteries. The Progress noted a recent death of Mrs Maley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Burkett
Lockport
Warner
Bolivar
Fairfield Cemetery
James Maloy
Pine Township
Maley
David Hamilton
William Hamilton
East Mahoning Township
Pine Grove
Rochester Mills
William Campbell
East Wheatfield Township
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Clyde
Mrs Moore dies at 37 in Rochester Mills home
Mrs John Moore died at her Rochester Mills home on Monday February 24 at age 37. She leaves a husband and three children. The remains were interred in Shiloh cemetery last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Rochester Mills
Shiloh
Miss Kate Overman Dies in Buffington Township
Miss Kate Overman of Buffington Township passed away on Wednesday after an illness noted in last week’s Progress. Interment was held Thursday in Union Cemetery at Strongstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Overman
Buffington Township
Union
Strongstown
Re-elected Constable Seeks Cross-Party Thanks
Constable E. R. Carney of Pine township, re elected after the recent election, expresses gratitude to supporters across parties. Notice to Newly Elected Justices requests acceptance within 30 days from the spring election date, from ELDER PEELOR, Prothonotary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Carney
Pine Township
Marriages in Homer City and Clearfield County
On February 3, 1896, Rev J W Shaeffer of Homer City joined Sloan Weir and Emma Carnahan of Homer City in matrimony. On March 2, 1696, Rev J W Shaeffer again united Robert C Johnston of Clearfield County with Mary Bracken of Homer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Shaeffer
Homer City
Sloan Weir
Emma Carnahan
Robert C. Johnston
Clearne County
Mary Bracken
Homer
Court Week Docket Lists for March Term Dates and Teams
Drawn for March Term of Court with schedules for the second, third, and fourth weeks starting March 9, 16, and 23. Includes names of townships and officials such as Blairsville, Green, Indiana, Washington, and West Mahoning, plus officers and residents. Also notes Hood's Pills and a Washington excursion offer with train details and stations from Pittsburg to Washington for 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arstrong
James Kinter
Joseph McGaughey
Jacob W. Miller
Buffington
Samuel Allison
Blairsville
Isaac Hicks
W. C. Ritchie
Brushvalley
Charles Hileman
Samuel Crawford
Nathaniel Ryan
Center
William Glass
Charles Seamar
Cherryhill
Frank Marshall
W. B. Pattison
M. F. Sharretta
Walter I. Work
Marion Center
D. H. Bee
South Mahoning
Henry Crooks
W. RK. Trusal
West Mahoning
C. A. McClellan
North Mahoning
Hugh Smitten
H. M. Suttor
Montgomery
Ira Rank
John Spicher
Faine
Paul Hamill
T. C. McGregor
W. G. Orner
Rayne
Z. R. Cooper
T. W. Thompson
Saltsburg
Willard Blank
J. W. Robinson
Smicksburg
John Wells
C. Weston
Sheloca
W. J. Wilson
White
Simon Anthony
D. C. Brown
George A. Cravener
Washington
Samuel Allshouse
Keein Wheatfield
James W. Kern
Charles
Armstrong
Wm. A. Millen
Armagh
William Southwell
Blacklick
Billingsley
I. K. Miller
Burrell
R. H. Duncan
Wm. Lintner
Daniel Thompson
W. P. Graff
Ed. Gilmore
Cyrus Stouffer
E. H. Thompson
Albert Mack
Banks
William Smith
L. E. Ackerson
Samuel Glaysford
James D. Gibson
Cherrytree
Edgar B. McCormick
Conemaugh
J.m.johnston
W.M. Rumbaugh
S. M. Miller
Daniel M. Smith
Grant
David Buterbaugh
Andrew Mountain
Green
W. J. Peddicord
Indiana
Samuel Boreland
J. M. Dixon
Peter Riddle
S. E. Wiggins
Jacksonville
James D. Lewis
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Limited
la Brownsville
Leroi
Oo Monongahi
West Elizabeth
Deavesburg
Oliver
Johnstown
Cresson
Martinsburg
Holidaysburg
Altoona
Bellwood
Bellefonte
Clearfield
Philipsburg
Lake Tyrone
Huntin
Bedford
Mifflin
Newport
Duncannon
Soe
eRouthweat
Né&y Ag
Greensburg
Blairaville
Holli
Huntingdon
Horses Offered For Sale At Clawson House Dates
J H Morrow announces a sale event at the Clawson House on Friday and Saturday March 6 and 7. He seeks strong stock in good condition and promises purchase for suitable horses aged three to ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clawson House
J. H. Morrow
No Royal Road to Success In Modern Retail Ad
A historical store advertises mail or phone orders and rapid supply. It touts spring clothing arrivals, pants lines with varied prices from 1.25 to 3.00, and a large range of men’s shirts, laundried items, collars, cuffs, and women’s lace. It highlights new hats, calicoes, fabrics, and shoes with emphasis on value and immediate availability.
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Matthew Streama
Samuel Hamilton
Ft. Collins, Cole
Elkin
Hamilton
Blair
Prof
Andrew Buterbaugh
Henry McAnulty
Purchase Line
O. E. Learn
Cookport
F. H. Learn
H.C. Conner
R. M. McCoy
Frank Henry
Barnesboro
Cockport
John Long
Henrietta
Alex Long
Spruce
Allison Baterbaugh
Solomon Baterbaugh
W. F. Gromley
Hilledale
Indiana County
Gromley
North Point
Frank Welch
Frank Riels
Joe Stear
Punxsutawney
Mary McHenry
Lawyer Jack
McHenry Heirs
Myrtle Travis
New Bethlehem
Verdie Welch Once
Porter
Ruth
James Coon
Big Run
Mart McClellan
Maria Jordan
Brush Valley
Eenwood
Lizzie Smith
Robert McCoy
Marchand
John Dorm
Potter County
Miss Smitten
Reynoldsville
Moot
Glen Campbell Schole
Northerly
Evangelical Church
Corode
M. Knox
Mount Lebanon
Ideaboleanis House
M. B. Klixe
Smith’s
the Grim Reaper
A. S. Cunninhatips
Rip van Winkle
Cobain
Pierce
Laver
Erin
Goldeneed
Toney Savers
Simminghama
Philadelphia St
Russell Laban
Fred Herlinger
J. S. Johnston
George McCune
Henry Marshall
B.S. Zimmers
Stewart Lawrence
W. T. Saktagiver
Fergus Clawson
W. B. George
Alex. Graham
Thomas Hart
William Waddle
Thomas Kimes
Cherry Hi
Andrew Nicewonger
Grant—Wo
Oberlin
Glen Campbell
Arthur Riddle
A. C. Ehrenfeld
H. M. Lowry
Theo Lowman
T. D Thomas
S. E. Barrett
C. Welshhouse
Pine
Frank Craft
Samuel Bence
John Lowman
T. V. Mercer
T. S. Pearce
East Wheatfield
T. W. Cramer
Hood
Washington, D.C
Altimus Bros
Atwood
Altimus
Royal Road
Valenciennes
Moon’s