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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1908

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Chapman Wins County Superintendent Post in Indiana Directors’ Contest

At a county school directors convention in the court house Prof James F Chapman of Tadiana schools was elected County Superintendent for three years after five ballots. Earlier candidates included Prof C A Campbell and Prof H D Condron. Campbell withdrew after the fourth ballot. Chapman won by 17 votes.

Indiana Apliitea Campbell Belary Condron Court House James F. Chapmatt Tadiana J. T. Stewart T. R. Travis Blairsville B. M. Lockard Sistein Telfere Mechanicsburg B. W. Hawes Cherrytree Rid’ Fic Stephens Chereyuilt James J. Hutchison Wheatfield Township C. A. Campbell Armagh Kiine H. D. Condron Blairavillé Frank B. Camp Montgomery Township T. J Brandon Center Township Charles Rink Shelocta James F. Chapman Chapman Lewis, Hay Town Gondron Wsc

Farmers Erect Own Telephone Line In Indiana-Warner Division

Farmers west of town form a telephone division linked to the Indiana exchange. Twelve members own phones, all debt free with a treasury balance. Officers are President Samuel J Getty, Secretary B A Henry, Treasurer S I Lowman, with directors W S Pattison Standard Loughry and Steele Warner. Also notes a body found in woods near Ernest, an inquest held. An illustrated lecture on Paris Rhine and Switzerland planned at Cherrytree M P church. A demonstration at Daugherty's Orchard on Codling moth suppression scheduled May 14 at dusk.

Indiana-Warner Telephone Division Indiana Exchange Samuel J Getty Henry Lowman W. 8 Pattison Standard Loughry Steele Warner Ernest Gates Gherrytree A, M. Hammers Punxeytaw, Ney Paris The Rhine Switzerland M. P Cherrytree Daugherty George W. Bloop Frank Raugherty E.a'slack

Lutherans Meet Next Week At Grove Chapel Church

The eastern conference of the Pittsburg synod of the Lutheran church meets at Grove Chapel Lutheran in Rayne township next week. The program runs Monday to Wednesday with sermons, devotional talks, papers, and discussions led by Rev. W. Dysinger Rev. Le J. Fredrick Rev. Matter Rev. Shaeffer Rev. Lewis Hay Prof. Wolfe Rev. N Park and others, covering worship pastor expectations and church-state topics.

Grove Chapel Church Pittsburg B. C E. E. Blunt M.E. McLinn F. Dickey W. L. Price W. W. Driley D. D Wm. Hesse J. W. Gentzler J. G. Koser J. W. Poffinberger J. K. Hilty

Large Class To Graduate Commencement Tomorrow Evening

Commencement exercises of the Indiana High School will be held in Library hall tomorrow at 7 30 PM. The annual performance by graduates draws interest and the alumni banquet after Friday promises a supper and dance to close the event. Edna Stewart hosted junior class at her parents home in West Philadelphia street. the affair included games and songs. Hale Tomb, valedictorian, led a New Indiana House banquet with 32 of 85 classmates present along with parents and Prof. Chapman. The Blairsville commencement features Rev. M S Kemp address and N S Fiscus delivering the baccalaureate. Monday offers a comedy A Rival by Request and the alumni banquet is set for Wednesday.

Indiana High School Library Hall Edna Stewart Third Ward J. T. Stewart West Philadelphia Hale Tomb New Indiana House Blairsville M.S. Kemp N. S. Fiscus Blairsville College WN. Widdowson Mahaffey Indiana Wilbert Mack Pitcairn Milton Mitchell Marion Center B. K. Keller Chestnut Street Pittaburg G Vite Charles Dlbei Rossiter D.T. McGregor Mias Fannie Travis Neal Gillespit Freeport A. M. Stewart Town M. B. Wynccop Wilkinsburg Clymer Ray RL. Williams Homer City Pittsburg Samuel Marion Railroad Avenue W. H. McGregor Frank R. Griffith Greensburg E. H. Griffith Squire W. H. Munshower Cockport Harrison Ohio Robert Osborne Latrobe Amelia Tytle Joseph Moore Lovejoy New York Lusitania England J. W. Smith H. M. Stoner Canoe Township Ebensburg F. Warner Water Street Walter Jones Warner W. B. George W. H. George J. H. George Frank George Center Township Elders Ridge Oliver Crawford Myr Clarence Groft Child Rayne Township Ripley Olda Groft Bertha Wark Hamill United Brethren North Point Mise Bertha Rankin Hillsdale George. R. Churchill Donald Churchill George Tt. Churchill Mansfield H. Ney Protheroe Harold Glenavee Prothero Atlan‘de City

Social event at Rossmoyne honoring Lydia Ruffner

A pleasant reunion was held at Mrs. Lydia Ruffner’s Rossmoyne home last week with 37 attendees. Daughters orchestrated the kitchen and hosted a sumptuous meal while numerous gifts were given to Mrs. Ruffner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Gettty Buchanan and son Byron. Carney Buchanan and wife. S. D. Ruffner and daughter May. Agnes Hikin and Dessie. S. J. Ruffner and sons Wilson and Walter. Daniel O. Ruffner and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mauk and family. Join M. Ruffner and family. others from Wal lopsburg, Wintondale, Loop, Porter, and Yatesboro.

Lydia Ruffner Rossmoyne Ruffner Eetty Buchanan Byron Carney Buchanan D. Ruffner May Wallopsburg Agnes’ Hikin Dessie J. Ruffner Wilson Walter Wintondale Daniel O. Rufiner Loop Charles Mauk Porter M. Rufiner Yatesboro

Town council bids on paving and new Loop postmaster named

At a Monday meeting the Town Council heard bids from nearly 20 contractors for summer street paving as costs fall from cheaper labor. W B Barrett named Loop postmaster to replace J M Gahagan, with post office in his store. A rural route from Loop toward Porter, Jefferson county, is being petitioned. B Hall of Creekside drew twenty days hard labor for disorderly conduct arrest in Creekside.

Loop W. B. Barrett Thia County J. M. Gahagan Barrett Jyoop Postal Fice Department Viccinity Porter Jefferson County B. Hall Creekside

Pay By Day For Supervisors Entitled To 1 50 Each Day

Judge James M. Galbreath of Butler county rules road supervisors are entitled to 1.50 a day for each day necessarily employed maintaining roads. Taxpayers sought 60 dollars to each of three supervisors after one township’s elected officials refused to serve and roads deteriorated. The 1889 act grants pay and Galbreath finds it not repealed by the 1906 appealing clause.

Butler James M. Galbreath Butler County Buller County Tnstead Galbreath

CREW AT WORK ON PIPE LINE NEAR ARMSTRONG

Five hundred men arrived by Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg line to start a transcontinental pipe line from Texas to the Atlantic. The PierceWaters Oil Company backs the project. Camps are set in Armstrong township with tents and supplies hauled by train crews. Most workers are foreigners. reports praise their diligence. Mrs Ben Mack of Coral sought medical care for her ailing son.

Armatrong Township Buffalo Rochester Butler

Post Card Shower for Qran OHarra of Rochester Mills

Friends of Qran OHarra staged a post card shower for his birthday on April 25 in Rochester Mills. He received 88 cards. The subscription price of The Progress in One Dollar a year was paid in advance.

Qran O'Harra Rochester Mills Gallar Advanet

Four Local Men Over 90 Healthy and Vigorous

Long list of local residents over ninety, mainly from Indiana County towns, noted as healthy and active. Mentions WN Widdowson of Mahaffey visiting Indiana. many others in Mahaffey, Marion Center, Blairsville, Rossiter, Pitcairn, Latrobe, Punxsutawney, and nearby communities visiting, traveling, or attending events. Includes pastors, teachers, and professionals continuing work or travel, with occasional notes on illness, travel to see family, and community events.

Pennsylvania Johnstown Philadelphia Indiana Westmoreland Union Fayette

Obituaries From Rossiter Area Include Several Local Residents

Obituaries detail deaths of RECENT DEATUSY of Rossiter aged 84 plus William J. Work of Hast Mahoning township at 80, Mary McKelvey Smith of Saltsburg at 78, Oliver Crawford of Saltsburg aged 25, Margaret Ferguson of East Liberty aged 81, Israel Edelstein of Nanty Glo aged 28, William Hall of Atwood aged 30, William Lewis of Monessen aged 68, and James Huston of Redfield North Dakota aged 78. Funeral services and interments occurred in local cemeteries with church membership and families noted.

John McElhaney Brushvalley Pennsylvania Volunteers Rebecca Davis Armagh S. W. Hess Johnstown William McAlbaney Town Brushyalley Millicon Clarksburg Marion Kier Blairaville Harry Kiernd Robert Smith Saltsburg Joseph Allshouse South Lends Bell Campbell Harry B. Putton Weat Lebanon Vernie Martin Apollo Susan Cooper United Presbyterian Church Ww, i Minteer Salinburg William J. Work William 1 Work Hast Mahoning Township John Martha Work Mary M. Lewis Ambrose D. R. Lewis Mahoning Oliver Crawford William Crawford Hiters Ridge Margaret Ferguson East Liberty Oakhand Israel Edelstein Nanty-Glo Memorial Hospital William Lewis Monessen Blairsville James Huston Redfield N. D

Alexander Henderson Dies at 84 in College Springs Ta

Alexander Henderson age 84 formerly of West Lebanon died at his home in College Springs Ta on April 23. He is survived by four sons and three daughters. The obituary notes family ties and local residence.

William H. Smith Jacob Smith Rossiter Fleceased Canae Township D. G. Tiger Carroltown H. C Alexander Henderson West Lebanon College Springs Daugh

Woman Burned As Lamp Explosion Hurts Husband

Mrs. Andrew Carnahan Jr of near Heshbon was seriously burned when a lit lamp exploded in her home on Friday morning burning oil splashed on her head and body. Her husband tore away burning clothes and likely saved her from fatal injuries. Her head face shoulders and breast were burned though doctors think she did not inhale the flames and expect recovery. Mr Carnahan's hands were badly burned fighting the fire.

Andrew Carnahan, Jr Near Heshbon Ty Ebnelyald Mr. Carnahan

Puyguienians Present Palace of the King at Normal School

The Huyghenian Literary Society at the Normal school staged In the Palace of the King in Library Hall to an enthusiastic audience. Miss Bess Kellar led the principal role with strong support from Miss Elizabeth McKim as Anna and Ralph W. Hastings delivering notable work. Town property sales included Augustus Kehne on Washington Street to J. C. Conner. Miller family, recently westbound, settled at Stymers Dr near Clymer. Dr Miller formerly lived at Barnesboro.

Palace of the King Huyghenian Literary Society Normal School Library Hall Bess Kellar West Chestnut Street Elizabeth McKim Anna Wicoli Ralph W. Hastings L. Hdwards Augustus Kehne Washington Street J. C. Conner Town

Fruit crop reports show no frost damage countywide

Reports from several county sections state the fruit crop suffered no damage from recent frosts. J. M. Glassford of town has purchased the East End Supply Co store on East Philadelphia street and will operate the business in the future.

J. M. Glassford East End Supply Co East Philadelphia Street

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