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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1915
Page
4
The Indiana Progress, the largest and oldest paper in the county, lists subscription prices for single year eight months six months four months and three months, and notes all papers stop at the expiration of the subscription. It also mentions second class matter status and mail handling details.
Miss Millia Smitey and Miss Mallie Smiley of Ord die in Indiana hospital from peritonitis after a fall. Mrs. Alpheus B. Clark of Glen Morris, Md., dies of grip with four sons surviving. James Matson, Civil War veteran, dies in Lewisville. Dorcus McLean of Atwood dies aged 80. Viola Wachob of Hanford, Cal., dies of pneumonia at one year. Bernice ONeill of Clymer dies after scarlet fever. George V. Meliar of DuBois dies of gastritis. M. C. Kissinger to become assistant patent examiner in Washington. Mechanicsburg beats Homer City 14 to 2. Davis records 18 strikeouts. Richard W. Watson gains Army staff appointment in Washington.
The will from Rayne township dated October 30 directs 4400 to be paid to children James Denea Mrs Mary Goucher and Mrs Maria Thompson and remaining portions to their offspring and other heirs. Executors named William Verestidd and Towne Selreven oversee trust provisions with provisions for daughter Mea Anne Medallan and others. The record notes later wills dated June 27 190d and mentions Nettie McAmuty Annie Metiel and Nettie Loo Grave.
An article warns city dwellers choosing summer homes or camps to observe sanitation basics. It stresses safe water sources and sewage disposal, clean milk for infants, fly control, and screened kitchens to avoid typhoid and diarrheal infections. Also notes local social items and obituaries.
The dark gray stallion Prench Monarch is approved licenga No. 628 registered and sound and will be at the barn 2% miles south of Georgeaville during the 1916 season. Owner and keeper GHEORGHE II KINNAN Home Pa notes the horse's size action quality and draft-type suitability.
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