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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1911

Page

8

Obituary notices recount multiple local deaths and services

The record lists deaths of Mrs. Ballina Gailey Spence aged 76 in Indiana County with funeral at her home conducted by Rev. J R Babcock and burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Margaret Jane Rogers Falcon of Hast Wheatfield township aged 90 with service at her home and interment in Armagh cemetery. Mrs. Walter Raleigh of South Mahoning township aged 37 with three sons and a sister and brothers noted. Miss Vernie Leasure, 4, daughter of Mr and Mrs G Leasure of Green Township, died of pernicious illness with wake at her home and funeral services planned.

Ballina Gailey Spence Bellmina Gailey Spence Thirteenth Street Butler James Gailey James Galley James Spence Indiana Free Methodist Church of Wee- Teyan Methodist Church Sarah Pittman Sarah Pittman Saltsburg Mary &. Daugherty McKeesport Jennie Bopp Wilkinsburg Minta Petrie Coraopolis Malinda Lamp Pittaburg William Gatley Elizabeth Repine Hamer City Wildwood N. J Orlando Snyder Huntingdon J. R. Babcock Duncan Free Methodist Church Greenwood Cemetery Samuel Maloon Samuel Faloon Hast Wheatfield Township Margaret Jane Rogers Samuel Falcon Howard Heshbon Maurice Martha Elizabeth Rogers James William Rogers Near Seward Armagh Presbyterian Church Fulton Armagh Walter Raleigh South Mahoning Township Duff Myron David Cummins Jas. Wilson Chambersville John Frank Cummins Town Dick Cummins Canada David Cummins Plumville Carroll Mahoning Baptist Church Vernie Leasure G. Leasure Green ‘Township

Local Obituaries and Notices From Uniontown Area

Interment followed in Uniontown cemetery for Annie Rooks aged 66 of Rochester Mille wife of David Rooks with children Edward Butler Marcus Addison Homer Lester Krussell and Martha. John M Hunter of Elderton died April 26 at 76 with a large family including Byron Frank and Mrs McClure. Annie Balosco Perilonitis fatal Appendicitis at Indiana hospital. An infant daughter of Hosea Hackman of Lovejoy died aged six months. Fresh Delaware shad shipments announced with delivery details for town residents.

Terment Uniontown David Rooks Annie Rooks Rochester Mille Pheumonis Edward Butler Marcus Addison Homer Lester Krussell Martha Fairdew Church Canoe Township John M. Hunter Elderton Byron Frank Vandergrift McClure Chicago Hiterton Annie Balosco Fannie Balosco Mike Balasco Indiana Hospital Hosea Hackman Lovejoy

Lucerne power plant begins operation for Rochester & Pittsburg Coal and Tron Co

The Lucerne power plant, brick steel and concrete, started generating current for the Rochester and Pittsburg Coal and Tron Company. It houses large boilers with 6000 horsepower, a 100x140 feet boiler house, and an 80x100 feet generator building. Coal is fed automatically from an elevated track to a concrete bin. High tension wires connect to Jacksonville where Pittsburg Coal Gas mines are located, supplying nearby mines instead of the Two Lick plant. Output at full development is estimated at about 10000 tons per day with more openings planned. Work at the Lucerne mine area will resume soon.

Rochester & Pittsburg Coal and Tron Company Lucerne Vyarioua Aix Jacksonville Pittsburg Coal Gas

Bad Little Girl and a Good Little Boy Bedtime Tale

A father recollects a folk tale about Jim and Jennie walking to Sunday school. Jennie persuades Jim to climb for apples on Sunday, tearing his clothes and spoiling his sailor hat. Jennie calls him silly. he obeys the rules while she remains practical about consequences.

Jack Evelyn Daddy Jim Jennie Drummond

Light fabrics anniversary sale and patterns offered

The advertisement promotes a spring sale on light fabrics with lower prices and numerous patterns. It highlights 50¢ anniversary pricing, yardage figures from 10c to 50c per yard, and notes the domestic department on the first floor as the pickup point for patterns and fabrics.

Safe de Lyon Cobra Pete

Mothers Store Offers Wide Range of Boys and Mens Apparel

An extensive sale features Cheviot suits for boys aged 8 to 17, men’s coats and jackets, straw hats, and various shirts and undergarments. Prices span 25 cents to $13.50 with notable deals on Cheviot, blue serge, and alpaca outfits, plus boys’ shirts, union suits, and cowboy and Indian style outfits for children.

Gardening Tools Seed Sale Headlines

Seed shop offers a variety of garden seeds and seed onions with pricing at 4 quarts for 25 cents or 7 cents per quart. Promote early gardening supplies and bargains for regional readers.

Carpet and blind sale highlights and sugar broker warning

Anniversary buyers hear money on every floor covering and carpet grain deals with low prices. Specialties include blinds in any size window and heavy lace curtains from Philadelphia maker with 20 to 30 percent savings. Sugar brokers warn prices rising. Franklin sugar offered at multiple sack sizes with four sacks for 5.40.

Philadelphia

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