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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1901

Page

4

Republican primary election in Indiana county features two for register and recorder

The Republican primary Saturday draws little attention as no opposition exists except for register and recorder. H. M. Lowry and W. S. Daugherty, both Indiana residents, are presented as capable candidates. The piece notes Magee’s death, Harrison’s illness, a Smicksburg lecture, Indiana basketball win, and a fall injuring William F. George.

Register and Recorder H. M. Lowry W. S. Daugherty Indiana Lowry Stewart Daugherty J. R. Daugherty

Personal Brevities Show Wide Indiana Visits

Mias Sue Smith visits Pittsburg. Rev N G Willer from Ligonier visits Indiana. Numerous townspeople travel to and from Johnstown, Blairsville, Homer City, Vandergrift, and Pittsburgh this week. Local residents at Sharon, Vandergist, Ebensburg, Apollo, and Blairsville host or visit relatives, with several officials and professionals noted.

Real Estate Transfers Across Indiana and Montgomery Counties

Transfers list numerous property moves including 146 acres in White to Wm. W. Craig for 1 dollar, 451 acres in White to George W. Kern for 194 dollars, and coal interests in Montgomery shifting to J. W. Clark for amounts ranging from 1 to 2 thousand dollars. Other conveyances cover Blacklick, Green, Marion Center, and Indian townships with buyers such as Hannah Learn, John McHenry, and A. McGerry. Multiple lots, 60 to 123 acres, and various heirs and executors are named in these transactions.

D.C. Mack Indiana Joseph P. Mack John BR. Pantall White WV. Craig D. C. Mack Jars WM. Stewart James M. Sewart Kems Wi Andrew J. Carnahan Jacob Bostie Montgomery W Clark J. W. Clark Nancy J. Yeyaimin Ada E. Hamilton Adam Bowder Andrew Devinney Blacklick Reuben Jewel Aaron Devinney Rachel Devinney Bf, Dumyuerty Green W. W. Moorhead John H. Work Marion ‘Center John McHenry Indiana R & L A Maria M. Philips John O'Neal Conemaugh A. McGerry A. L. McCullough Hanneh Learn Samuel D. Ober Hannah E Thompson Blairsville R. D Stiffey E M Leckard Mary T. Rugh J Cauffield Barrell John H Omfitd Sumner Graff James Thompson Lemuel M. Fails J. W. Foreman James Thomperon J. D. Reger

Four Churches Meet for Ninth District Christian Endeavor

A union meeting of Christian Endeavor Societies in town gathered at the Presbyterian church on Sabbath evening. Walter A. Jackson presided. Mrs Swartz Crawford opened with an address on Soul-Savers. Speakers covered Sympathy Tact Bible Knowledge and Prayer. The session closed with A Decision Service led by Walter H. Jackson.

Christian Endeavor Societies Ninth District Town Curry Run Creekside Willet Walter A. Jackson Swartz Crawford Misa Hulda Stompf J. F. Chapman Rev W. J. Wilson Wiss Margaret Evans Walter H. Jackror

WEDDINGS OF A WEEK SIMPSON LLOYD BERGMAN LEFEVER

Three couples tied the knot in recent days. Arthur Simpson and Lillian Lloyd were wed at Rev D M Kinter's residence in Ebeneburg. William Bergman and Anna Lefever married at the Indiana Lutheran parsonage in Livermore. Harry Hadden and Pearl Gibson were married at the bride's home in Cherryhill township by Rev J E Kanarr.

Hadden-Gibson Harry K. Hadden Green Township Pearl Gibson Cherryhill Township J. E Kanarr

Ex-President Harrison Taken With Severe Grip and Congestion

Ex President Harrison was taken to Thursday with a chill and grip like symptoms. A sharp congestion in the chest affected the intercostal nerves and upper lung, with fever and rising temperature. He remains clear minded though inclined to dreamy sleep. Various local notices follow including real estate transfers and social events. An operation in Pittsburg for Mrs. Mabon is reported as serious, while Mr. Wiggins sustains a leg injury at work. Appraisement of merchants completed after a county tour, and local sales ads conclude.

Christopher I. Magee Pittsburg Pennsylvania Magee Harrison Indianapolis Jeff Grone

Cheese Run Social and Local Updates

Miss Ermie Johnston recovers from grip and can shout again. Cheese Run youths held a party at Mrs Byers last Thursday night. Emerel Campbell was in town on business Saturday. Rank Dorr of Indiana visited Samuel Cribb over Sabbath. Henry and George Dorr felled timber and killed their dog when a tree fell. Miss Clara Nesale confined to her room with quincy. E. Cribbs notes eight calves in one week. J J Fiscus, Armstrong township farmer, considers moving to town this Spring. Mike Johnston away on a log job. Homer City items include Long Bros Center township receiving Plymouth Rock chickens from a northern Ohio farm. Mrs Harry Ox near town improving after illness. Dr J G Campbell Homer City visited county seat Monday. Wr Hitler Coleman and Miss Margaret Anderson of Indiana were guests of Mr and Mrs W E Metoy over Sabbath.

Mias Sue Smith Town Pittsburg N.G Willer Ligonier Indiana Fon M. K. Leard Harrisburg Indiana Viento W. Williams Todestown Blaine Wegley Cokeville Jennie Trainer Church Street J. Calvin George West Lebanon L. O. Williams Johnstown Kenwood George Stifv Graceton Elder Peeler Philadelphia Homer City William Yelley Water Street William Frank Gabhle Vandergrift Ruth Adair Johns Town Echnors James G. White Sor Highth Street Apollo Vandergiist Saliaburg Anna Margaret Williams R. J. Morrow McCrory Bradford J. A. Young Allegheny City Charles Palmer Isaac Billings Hope Sloan Adam Wiesel D. R. Bare New York City M. McHenry White Township Gailey East Oak Street Ney. Prothero Philadelphia Medical College John Wilson Kansas City Kan D. RB. Pringle Washington, D. C Congress Howard McLaughlin Houston Tex Broad Street Conservatory Freeport W. F. Grosse Chicago William H. Guthrie Wintersett J. M. Guthrie Wayne Avenue Guthrie Frank A. Johnston Kittanning Margaret Johnston Waterstreet Johnston Ford City Wick Borough Ermie Johnston Cheese Run J. J. Fiscus Armstrong Township Mike Johnston Long Bros Center Township Eppress Ohio Harry Ox Near Town J. G. Campbell Hitler Coleman Margaret Anderson W. E. Metoy

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