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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1907

Page

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Three Years in Penitentiary for Assault Case

A Western Penitentiary term follows convictions from the county court. George Ordilla received the heaviest sentence for assault and battery with intent to kill, fined $100 and costs, plus three years in the Western Penitentiary. Other defendants faced fines, costs, or jail terms for burglary, larceny, and related crimes. convictions included Bruce George, Hugh Jackson, Findley, ONeal, and more, with varying penalties and sentences.

Peniten v Ciitokens Telford Heggsons Evans Bruce George George Hugh Jackson Blairsville Findley O'néal Jackson Bert Ranyan Ranyan Joe McCauley Blacklick William Maple George Ordilla Boss Polly Ordilla Mitchells Ordills Western Penitentiary George Rearick Sloan -&.McElhoes Creekside Harry Beer Venilla Louis Badkivsky Ihn Briggs Lovejoy Wis

Small Fire at Livery Barn Sparks Brief Blaze

A bottle of hardened air exploded near a stove at the livery barn run by Damison and Gilkey on Monday afternoon, starting a small fire. The miscue involved softening the content and caused light damage before authorities responded.

Damison & Gilkey

Wills Filed For Joal Fink and Lawrence Rieth Miller

Wills recorded in Greana burg and Hast Mahoning township detail bequests. Joal Fink of Livermore empowers executors to dispose of all real and personal property for widow’s life, with remainder to living children in equal shares. Lawrence Rieth Miller's will provides widow use of money and farm during her life, with a daughter Louise given a farm home, and children sharing remaining personal property. later distributions to Kate’s children after widow’s death. Joseph Pearce of Clarksburg leaves $10 to two children and Mrs Pearl Ashbaugh, rest to sons Smith and Bert Pearce. dates 1900 and 1902.

Joal Fink Livermore Greanaburg Charles B. Fink H.M. Falr Iri Lawrence’ Riethmiller Hast-Mahoning Township Ban Bean Kate Albert Hawkins Charles Louise Joseph Pearce Clarksburg J. A William Pearce Pearl Ashbaugh Smith Bert Pearce

Pensions Granted and Local Notices

Notices from the Pennsylvania Pension Bureau list petitions granted including Lintner, Thomas, Mander, Marsh, Hancock, and Gray with monthly reissues or increases from February 1907. Social events feature Easter plans, euchre gatherings, and a dance at Library Hall, plus store openings by Heyman Bros. in Indiana. A lightning strike damaged telephone lines causing small fires, and a large auction at H. O. Cameron’s farm drew immense crowds. The Pardons Board continued Carmene Renzo’s case and W. Hy Buterhaugh’s arson case. Property sales include T. A. Gilbert selling a Church Street lot for 1800 and Dr. Woodlark purchasing Grant and Twelfth Streets corner lot. a Rochester Mills tract sold for 8000 at public sale.

Pennsylvania “Pension Bureau Joseph B. Lintner Blairsville Lewis M. Thomas Indiana John .Mander Caroline ‘Marsh Salisburg Andrew Hancock John I. Gray

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Deed Records

Real estate deeds recorded in Indiana County show transfers across multiple townships and towns with varied acreages and prices. Notable entries include Grant 14 acres to Peter Reithmiller for 485 dollars and Green eight lots to J O Clowes for 800 dollars, plus numerous other parcels and monetary values.

Indiana County Charled Mountain Grant Peter Reithmiller Millie Fleming Green O, Clowes Harry White Indianna Harvey T. McCaughay Margaret C. Corvall Blairsville Maria Donaldson Q . Ry Wissinger Rayne D. BR. Lewis Hugh W. Smitten North Mahoning W. J. Orr Henry Neiler White Klingensmith Samuel Klingensmith Young D. Ff. Rinn Webster Keasey Webster Keasey Lumber Co Albert M. Mack Hast Wheatford Clark Davis Elizabeth B. Miller Washington Jacob Saddler Braughter Jacob.m. Haun Margaret. A. Simons Marion Genter A. S. McGinity Frank J. Lieb Brushvalley Auld Run Coal Co Jacob Wettling Glen Campbell State Capitol Savings & Loan Association of Harrisburg Martha Pease Indiana James Pease Joe J. Campbell Homer City Jos Shimps Margaret F. Jack Dixon Run Fand Co Clymer Mary Marty John D. Patton Edward Rowe W. G. Gresh Burrell M. H. Gresh John Z. Gibson Armstrong Milo H. Hileman TA. Gilbert Margaret J. Hill John W. Rowe Marion Center Matilda J. Kelly Indiana, Clymer & Creekside Street Railway Co Andrew Ness Cherryhill John 8. Ortner J. Harrison Lydick Clowes Wohler John.Houk Susan Groft

Governor Hanley III Falls Ill in Indiana Visit

Governor Hanley of Indiana spoke planned at the Normal school chapel. though confident he would lecture, he fell ill from indigestion and nervous exhaustion. Doctor advised absolute rest and he stayed at Hotel Moore until Monday before returning home.

Hanley Indiana Hare G. 1 Simpson Moore Big Indiana Little Todiana

New Rural Mail Routes Planned Out of Rochester Mills

New mail service to establish three rural delivery routes from Rochester Mills on May 1, replacing Hamill Locust and Nash ville post offices and perhaps Marchand. Route No 1 runs south to Nashville and Deckers Point. Route No 2 serves areas west and northwest via Hamill Marchand and Covode. Route No 3 goes north to G S Braugh ter Locust Fairview Canoe Ridge south to Little Mahoning creek. Seeds for Progress subscribers can reserve garden seeds by postal card with limited supply. no seeds before next Saturday and children require parental order in writing. A kitchen shower to Mrs O I McCall at J H Burton’s home surprised her. The condition of Hon J B Hammond of Bolivar is improving after typhoid fever. last week was critical.

Rochester Mills Hamill Locust Nashville Marchand Nashville and Deckers Point Marchand and Covode G.S. Braughter's Fairview Canoe Little Mahoning Creek Bree Progress

Lease ties Johnston farm to Heinz for Blairaville truck farming

Leat a Plager and Bert Wynkoop of Galbleton operate a 0 Baw a mill on Wednesday near Armstrong township. The H. J. Heinz Company of Pittsburg has leased the Johnston farm near Blairaville and will conduct truck farming on the property.

Bert Wynkoop Galbleton Bef Armstrong Blairaville H. J. Heinz Company Big Prebling Concern Pittsburg Johnston Farm

Local social notes span Pittsburg to Blairsville visits

A page of personnal tidbits lists numerous residents and guests in town from Pittsburg, Blairsville, and surrounding areas. It records doctor meetings, travels to Marion, Indiana, and Westmoreland, plus multiple farewells and welcomes, with names such as M. Gordon, Frank Lieb, Mrs. J. W. Marshall, Samuel H. Hughes, and many others visiting relatives or conducting business over the week.

Blairsville Public School honor roll named for this year

Blairsville public school honors include Valedictorian Paul Taylor and Salutatorian Odla Pongt historian Susan Trlece as artist Kenneth Grant and donor Dora Conner among a list of named students. Two plays titled Class Day and Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Patrol accompany the regular commencement program.

Blairsville Public Schoola Paul Taylor Odla Pongt Susan Trlece Artlst Kenneth Grant Dora Conner Ophimjat Elva Baker Oliver Delancey Elmer Caal Ras Redpath Nell Olaawwaon Briggs

Deaths in Blairsville and surrounding towns

Recurring death notices report Samuel Hay of Blairsville aged, with a Blairsville business career passed to his son Lyman Ray His survivors include George Lyman Cyrus Stouffer Mary Margaret Jenks and Mrs Holmes Dysinger Interment occurred in Blairsville Also noted are the deaths of L McGallister former Indiana President in Seattle James Shields of Lewinville a Civil War veteran and member of the Grand Army of the Republic Mrs Thom of St Louis and Mrs Hicks of Marchand with funeral and interment details provided for each case

Samuel Hay Blairaville Althow Ray Cherryhill Township Armagh Blairsville Lyman Ray Margaret J. Johnston George St. Paul Minn Lyman Mis Cyrus Stouffer Mary Margaret George Jenks Brookville Holmes Dysinger Atchison, Kan James Shibedb James Shields Lewinville Conemaugh Township Co. EB 206Th Regiment P. V Grand Army of the Republic Ramuel Livermore Templeton Qragon W. T. Shields Oregon John Brown Derry Charles

Death of Rev W B Bergen Former Bolivar Pastor

Rev W B Bergen former pastor of the M B church at Bolivar died in Alkon Ohio on Friday of consumption aged 46. He left Bolivar last November for the south hoping climate would aid him but did not improve. He is survived by his wife three daughters and one son. The remains arrived in Bolivar yesterday and interment will be made there today.

M. McHenry James Speedy Indian Territory McHenry Springfield Thomas White Chicago Harry White Croylands White Sanborne Map Company Pacific Slope Department San Francisco J. C. 0. McCracken B. Adair Church Street Middleport W. 8. Bergen M. B Bolivar Alkon South

Mrs Ruby Young Dies in Dunlo at 25

Mrs Ruby Young wife of Benjamin Young of Dunlo died at her uncle 8. &. Smith home on Sabbath morning from tuberculosis aged 25 years 4 months 23 days She is survived by her husband a daughter Rory a son Harold her mother Mrs Ruth Alckman and three brothers R T Windbor Toyul Grisemore and Arthur Shiman

Martha Hicks Abraham Hicks George Hicks Marchand Lutheran Church Trade City Reva Brabely Faust Ruby Young Benjamin Young Dunlo Smith Rory Harold Ruth Alckman R. T Windbor Toyul Grisemore Arthur Shiman

MIRA MANGA CARSON ISLADE OF WHITE TOWNSHIP DIES

Miss Margaret Carson former resident of White township died at her brother Dr Jason Carson of Blacklick on Saturday evening from cancer aged 60. The remains were brought here yesterday morning and funeral services were conducted in the chapel of the Presbyterian church with interment in Oakland cemetery.

Margaret Carson White Township Jason Carson Blacklick Presbyterian Church Oakland Cemetery

Obituary notices for Leech and Davis families

Herbert Leech, son of the late J. P. Leech, died at his brother’s home in Warren Ohio. The family long lived at Reccasgedwig Tadlang. He was brother to Mrs. A. Me Hammers now of Punxsutawney. Interment was in Oakland cemetery. Richard Davis of Hooksville, aged about 80, died of heart trouble. He was son of Mr. and Mrs. George Davis and grandson of pioneer David Davis of Blaizeville.

Herbert Leech J. P. Leech Harvey Warren Tadlang A. Me Hammers Punxautawney Oakland Cemetery Richard Davis Hooksville George Davis David Davis Blaizevilie

Easter Music and Services Brighten City Churches

Easter will be celebrated with special services across town churches. The MBR church, Presbyterian, Baptist, United Presbyterian, Lutheran, St. Bernards Catholic, and Christ Episcopal congregations will host morning and evening services featuring choirs, cantatas, and organ preludes. Notable offerings include works by Mason, Barnby, Danks, Manney, and various organ numbers plus cantata pieces and Mass selections.

MBR George 8. Holmes Erirret Cathing Hall Manon Barnbyr Mason Postlido Presbyterian Church Swartz Crawford Charles T. Manney Baptist Church H. F. King W. #. Sudds Christ H. P. 1 Danks United Presbyterian Church J. Day Brownlee Mary McCreight Jowls Bosthove Goun Tey Bula Doran Waward Gleelegian Kotzackoaar St. Bernards Catholic Church Warner Peters O'Salutaris Hamma Christ Bipiscopal Church

Riot Denounced by Min ds at Dubois meeting

A United Mine Workers convention in District No 2 at Dubois adopted a resolution denouncing the June 8 1906 Erneat shooting and flagrant violations of the living and human law. Nicole Macors paraded, allegedly fired upon by guards, and died. The convention raised 200 for Macrons widow and urged a modest monument at the spot of the deaths. The district reports a nearly 3000 member decline from last year’s strike.

Vato United Mine Workers of America Dubois Erneat Nicole Macors Macora Macera

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jupital Zews Cunninghams Hall Indiana County Hospital ‘Association Ite M. Leech Cunningham A. T. Shead J. D. Irving B. Wills Irving Orr Mra Seeee EL Son Claix Laura Hougary Monk-John Leech Godfrey Marshall Lidunker A. L. Gilbert Fy ‘Wattling Ai T Moorhead T. D, Hildebrand Walter H. Jackson M, Lockard A. W. Mabon Henry Hall Joseph W. Glemonta Ria Payiaw Pier Patry Peer Beidel Kuntz Wee Bocheater Mills Corals Mido Willa Griffith Bilis William S. Allan Library Hall Kettering Greensburg Tom .H.hildebrand High Home Church ‘Street W. L. Allan Pottaville Thomas Moore Hotel Heyman Bros West Virginia Pennsylvania Sloan Morrow Caroline. McMillen South Mahoning Township Ambrose Plumville Gibson H. O. Cameron Union State Board of Pardons Harrigburg Carmene Renzo Renzo Jnll W. Hy Buterhaugh Thia A Qambris T. A. Gilbert Cbureh Street Milligan Hill K. Rikers Daniel Frech Grant and Twelfth Streets Dr. Woodlark Consislaration Big Timber Trust Ae Prget Hanley III Normal Elkin H. Burton McCall J. B. Hammond Hammond M, GC. Gordon Frank Lieb Hbensburg J. W. Marshall Pluciville Samuel H. Hughes Sharpaville R. G. Johnson James J. Tinckom Hugh Mack Clyde David B. Townsend South Bend Tails B. W. Stewart North Ninth Street Plimville Samuel M Charles H. Shields Fannie Nixon North-Sixth Street Frank Anthony Buffalo Sarah, Anthony Railroad Avenue Q Clark North Nioth Street Philadelphia Wm. McCrady B. W. Smith North Sixth Street S. T. Peffer Maude J. M.zehner Milton Guthrin Lafayette College Hess, Schieble Memisburg O., .Was the Guest, of the Family of 5. M. McHenry Water Street Lucinda Mitchell Shelosta J. 8. Mitchell Allegheny Z. T. Kelly Hamar City H. H. McLain Johnstown Joseph Moore Pleasant Valley Misa Caroline Daugherty Charles Burhenn Jeannette Salinburg D. B. Baird Bessie Lou Anthony Wilkinsburg Luella Edinger A. O. Shea Josephine Uasts P. J. McGovern North Venth Street Stewart Gailey Gailey Andrew Gailey Oak Street George Boyer Armstrong Township Martha Edith Dodds Mast M.L. Dodda South Tenth Street A. M. Hammers Karl Punxsutawney Mmma Thompson Plamville B. Crawford Blairsville College Winona Churchill Edna Coon Ida Bhielde Milas Runa Shields B. ©. Crossman J. W. Marahall William Clark Boward Mra. Clark Ollie Tonkin Cherry Tree Will West Chester Hospital J. R. Stumpf South Saventh Streat Harry McQuown Denver Solow Ellie Creps Pennsylvania College Gettysburg Creps Constable Doln B. Reed Gravit Township Reed Washington County J. Wilse McCartney North Seventh Street Sara J. Lockard J. A. Halstead Hedden New York State Thomas J. Robinson Robinson County Mr. Robinson Qafield Wire Clay Company County Medical Society Blaieville Indiana County Medical Society L.5. Clagett J. W. Carson Wm. 3. Ansley Saltsburg Geo. Simpson Ney Prothero W. J. Pennock J. B. Carson Thia County John A. Caldwell Blanche Natrona Parkwood Caldwell Bert Orr Willet Dayton Ore Alqgoop M'Chacken Samuel Airgood Mary BH. McQracken Dockers Point Squire James A. McQuown Grant Township Pupua Tadlang Ladder Company South Africa South America Mexico Sandwich Islands Porto Rica Samuel Ray L. McCallister L. McGallister Seattle Wash Oxford Maine Ths Place Alleman Reed Station Ann Arbor Mich Jhnnip M, ‘Thom Jennis.m. Thom J. C. Thom St. Louis J. M. Guthrie Guth‘ria 86, Louis Henry C. Thom W. A. Guthrie Martha Ncke W. B. Bergen Ats, Benjamin: Young Mira Manga Carson Lerch Riohard Davis Rellnions Egent Creekside Drug Store Handa Johnston Washington Towneship Margaret Leathers Ohio University Ada Western University of Pennsylvania Ab. Pittabure Five Points Oreeke Aide Pharmacy Lebanon Bantia Olan Bla Waa
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