Obituary notices for Totten and Coulter families unveiled
The paper reports two obituaries. Totten family matriarch Emma Totten of Hortons died February 14 leaving a husband David and three children Taura James Leonard. funeral February 16 led by Rev. Howarth. Kate Coulter wife of Rev Wm Coulter of Ann Arbor died February 6 at 65 after tuberculosis, survived by husband and three children Frank Germain and Charlile, plus numerous siblings. funeral noted with simple service and many flowers.
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Emma
Tolten
Mes
Hining
Totton
David Totten
Hortons
Sto
Taura
James
Leonard
O. J. Howoarth
The
Christian Church
Mite
Rachel
Dowel
Rachel I. Bowers
H. A. Bowers
Homar City
Treacher
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Don
J. B. Smith
Mra
J. Fletcher
Clarksburg
Vas Cyrus
Penn
Kate Coulter
Wm. Coulter
Ann Arbor
Mich
This
West
Lebanon
Elders Ridge Academy
Armstrong County
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Frank
New London
Wisconsin
Germain H.gage
New Mexico
Charlile
Pontiac
D. A. Rosensteal
Elders Ridges
J. J
Cleveland
Henry
Ira Walker
Apollo
Sarah, Mensch
Greensburg
Thomas
My Soldier and the Gettysburg Heroic Duty
The article recounts a widow’s tribute to Confederate General Pickett and his private soldier’s wartime resolve. It highlights Pickett’s tears at Seminary Ridge and Grant’s celebration of his son’s birth, underscoring war’s cost and the soldierly virtue beyond glory.
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Pickett
Clune
Mexico
West Point
Gettysburg
Seminary Ridge
Lee
Crimson Valley
George Augustus Sala
Grant
Weddings of a Week Davis-SYTE and Weaver-Moor pairings
Local society notes twoFebruary marriages: Thomas J. Davis of Starford wed Miss Alice Tyte of Johnston City Illinois at Squire Donahey’s Starford office on February 24. Peter Weaver wed Miss Lona Moor of Georeeyley February 27 at high residence Soar Plumville. Also a theater listing promotes Hooligan in New York at Library Hall with Nellie LaFleur Magmie Maxwell Carrie Herbert Edna Hubert Ryan and Douglas and others starring H. Collier. features include a railroad scene and city street vistas. prices: reserved seats 50 cents general 25 cents.
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New York
Library Hall
Nellie LaFleur
Magmie Maxwell
Carrie Herbert
Edna Hubert
Ryan & Douglas
Robert Merideth
Clinton DeWitt
Rank H. Collier
Big City
Sphus den
City Hall Park
Greely Square
East Side den
Chile
Public Sale at W H Householder Residence March 7 1908
At the residence two miles south of Indiana on Blakeville Road a public sale will start at 86 10 o clock sharp. Items include two horses a bay and a black, a roan mare with foal, several cows including one due soon and others to fresh later, three Berkshire sows with pig, three Berkshire shoats, 75 young hens, fencing, farm tools, corn wheat hay churn kettles and many other articles. All to be sold.
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W. H. Householder
Indiana
Blakeville Road
Berkshire
Stoker Thrown Into Calm Sea Miracle Appendectomy
During a furious Atlantic gale aboard the Cunard Pannonia with 853 aboard, stoker Bob Law endured a dangerous appendectomy performed on deck. Dr. Orr operated with Captain Irvine stopping the ship in heavy seas as Dr. Torok assisted. The patient survived and later praised the daring surgery.
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Cunard
Atlantic
New York
Bob Law
Patmonia
Gibraltar
Bob
Bob Tan
Orr
Pannonia
Irvine
Steer
Dr. Torok
Triest
Fiume
Torok
Dr. Orr
Farm Sold Auction Notice With Lunch At Noon
A farm has been sold and a free lunch will be served at noon. Terms require cash for all sums under five dollars and credit terms for amounts over five dollars with nine months given upon approved security. W H Housenowpin, Auctioneer Gizgon 8 8.
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W.H. Housenowpin
Ordinance for Seventh Street paving in Tudluna Borough
Ordinance No 163 authorizes grading curb and paving Seventh Street from Water Street to Philadelphia Street in Tudluna Borough Indiana Pa. It provides that two thirds of the cost be charged as an assessment on abutting real estate and sets plans by the Borough Engineer under the Street Committee. Presented Feb 10 1608 and ordered published weekly for two weeks.
Paving Eleventh Street in Indiana Borough Ordinance No 169
Ordinance No 169 covers paving Eleventh Street from Philadelphia Street to Church Street in Indiana borough, Pa, establishing the cost. The section between Philadelphia Street and Church Street reportedly does not exceed 1000 feet and connects two previously paved streets.
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Eleventh Street
Philadelphia Street
Church Street
Indiana
Eleventh
Philadelphia Yea
Town ordinance on Eleventh Street grading and assessment
Be it ordained by the Town Council of Indiana Borough Eleventh Street between Philadelphia and Church streets to be graded and paved per plans by the Borough Engineer. Real estate owners abutting the street will be assessed equally per front foot. Meeting held February 10 2008 and published in the Progress weekly for two weeks.
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Indiana
Philadelphia Street
Church Street
Qldar Phelor
John
Taylor
Marion Center National Bank Seeks New Depositors
The Marion Center National Bank reports 2.5 years in business with resources of 202,813 dollars and surplus of 21,272 dollars. It aims to grow volume of business month by month, offering checking accounts and time deposits with interest on deposits.
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Marion Center National Bank
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Seventh Street
Water Street
Water Strest
Tudlana
Philadelphia Strees
Alder Peelor
Bertha Margaret Atchell
Acd Aye
Olek Te Mtoe
Witte Township
Tor
H. B. Engle
Pres
J. B. Younkins
T. McHenry
Treas
Indiana Cobalt Silver Mining Co., of
Penna
Hudson Bay
Treasury
Vative
Geo. A. Stricker
Wehrle Building
Ellicott Square
Buffalo
N. Y
HUB
Moore Hotel
Hotel Moore
Indiana, Pa
United States Navy
Cent
Astleyee
Avyenus, Veatteburg, Pal
Navy Department
Bureau of Navigation
Washington, D.C
John F. Steving
Phang
Ben
Crossman
Parmere Bank Building
Indiana, Pas
Anorasingood
Thompson’s Insurance Agency
the Savings & Trust Co
Ira A. Myers
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