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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1896

Page

4

Indiana Progress One Dollar Per Year In Advance

Notices for Publication and related business addressed to the Indiana Progress in Indiana Pa. Lists officials including Senate Jasus G Mircnec and Assembly Jolly McGaverung, North Mahoning sheriff T Neat, treasurer Pun M Sutros, and other county posts. indicates subscription terms and publication logistics.

Terra Printing Businese Couuimat Emittances Indiana Progress Telephone Tndiana OUR Ticket Ceoxiyeuam Blairsville Congressional Conference Senate Jasus G. Mircnec Jefferson County T.& Neat North Mahoning Protihonotatry Elder Peelor Indiana Pun. M. Sutros Jolly

Quay and McKinley Meet in Canton for Party Harmony

In Canton Ohio on May 22 Senator Quay and Governor McKinley met at the latter's home. The talk focused on party interests with no public disclosure of questions or conclusions. The cordial reunion signals unity and predicts strong support for the Republican nominee, McKinley or Quay, as the party sees peaceful consensus ahead.

Senator Quay Gov. McKinley Canton Republican Party Gov McKinley St. Louis Quay Pennsylvania Major McKinley Republic

Perversion of Decoration Day Draws Fire in Pittsburg

A Pittsburg Commercial Gazette excerpt criticizes turning Memorial Day into a day for amusements and secular events. It urges honoring fallen heroes, promoting English unity, and supporting public schools as Americanizing forces while calling for charitable acts toward urban poor children.

Pittsburg Solomon

Guarding Their Graves

A commemorative poem recalls standing guard over fallen soldiers graves in morning light and sunset, vows to keep graves green, welkin, and undisturbed, and to honor every boy in blue with vigil and flowers as sacred duty. It celebrates sacrifice, devotion, and ritual mourning by spouses and guardians.

Safe shelter and common sense in lightning storms

Expert authority E W Bok dismisses panic over electrical storms. He says the actual danger is low, especially in cities, and favors staying indoors to avoid drafts. Oak trees are poor shelter, while a dry house is safest. Women’s nervous fear is the real hazard, and calm thought helps avoid it.

E. W. Bok

Resolutions of respect for John G Williams of Johnstown

The Mt. Zion Lutheran church and Sabbath school adopted resolutions honoring John G Williams, a devoted member, expressing sympathy to his wife and children and commending them to God. The resolutions were placed on church records, sent to the family, and printed in the Indiana Progress. Com. John Bowers Katie B Steffy Maggie A Askins

Mt. Zion Lutheran Church Sabbath School John G. Williams Johnstown Indiana Progress John Bowers Katie B. Steffy Maggie A. Askins

Livestock Transfers Reported to Various Pennsylvania Towns

Murray Moore ships 193 pigs to Kimberton, Harry Seanor delivers 4 cattle and 192 pigs to Mt. Joy, Thomas Wissinger moves 12 cattle 9 calves 130 pigs and 22 sheep to Schwenksville, Harry Bryan sends 9 cattle 9 calves 160 pigs to Kneedler, D W Schrengost forwards 21 horses to West Philadelphia, J McMillan consigns 5 cattle 3 calves 199 pigs to Salford, J A Creps ships 212 pigs to Pennsburg.

Harry Seanor Mt. Joy Thomas & Wissinger Schwenksville Harry Bryan Kneedler D. W. Schrengost West Philadelphia J. McMillan Salford J. A. Creps Pennsburg

Master Leader Appoints Indiana Comet Band Tutor

Mr J Lisle Apple signed with the Indiana comet band to lead and tutor the boys this summer. He took charge at Monday night’s meeting and will meet weekly to train the group. New pieces will be added as the town anticipates a well organized band though Mr Apple must retire from singing until his voice strengthens.

Barnesboro Baptist Chapel Dedication Services Celebrate Progress

Services preparatory to the dedication were held last Sabbath. At 10:30 a.m. Rev. W. P. Hile preached The Household of Faith and helped raise funds to clear the debt on the property. Rev. Elias Rowland preached at 2:30 p.m. and Rev. Hodges at 7:30 p.m. The Baptists of Barnesboro congratulate themselves on the chapel and the fundraising success.

Barnesboro W. P. Hile Faith Elias Rowland Hodges Baptists

County Commissioners Inspect Roads and Bridge in Buffington Township

Commissioners McEthees and Hart viewed a road in Buffington township on Tuesday and will inspect a bridge there today. Commissioner Black attended a road view in South Mahoning township on Tuesday, as the group looked after county interests during their outing this week.

McEthees Hart Buffington Township Black South Mahoning Township

Reduced Excursion Rates to St Louis for Republican Convention

Pennsylvania Railroad offers discounted excursion tickets to St Louis for the June 16 Republican National Convention. Tickets sold June 12 to 15, return by June 21. Includes round trip fare and travel details. consult nearest agent for rates and sleeping car options. Also note a stray reward notice for an old cane with initial H. T. carved on the deer horn head.

St. Louis Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Personal brevities fill town with visiting notables

W H Kuhn, H E Newry, John H Hill and many others are listed as Pittsburg or local visitors this week. Several residents moved or hosted guests, with appearances in Blairsville, Johnstown, Altoona, Homer City and Sutton Street noted among social calls.

Church Notes and Upcoming Religious Meetings

Rev W P Hile to preach in George ville next Friday night and Sabbath morn. Rev Given of Rochster Mills attends National Prohibition Convention in Pittsburg. Y's meet at Mrs John W Sutton's next Thursday at 7 30. Hoods hosted an evening luncheon for 12 friends Saturday. Davis, student at Allegheny Presbyterian seminary, preached at Presbyterian church. Coss to preach next Sabbath at Fifth and Water streets at 10 30 and Fairview at 2. Baptist Young People's Union annual convention at Bethel Baptist church Wed June 10 1896 starting 9 30 am. Wilson to preach Nebo Presbyterian Green township Sunday at 3. G W Robinson Elderton and R N Miller Parkwood attend United Presbyterian General Assembly at Xenia Ohio. Fulton student at Xenia to occupy pulpit at First United Presbyterian next Sabbath. Pastor Brownlee absent aiding Rev Patterson Atwood with communion. Evangelist J W Combs to conduct Disciple tent meetings here in June. Wife aids as soloist. Meetings commence next Wednesday and tent is being erected this

Fifth and Water Streets Fairview Baptist Young People’s Union of the Indiana Baptist Association Bethel Baptist Church Robert D. Wilson Allegheny Theological Seminary Nebo Presbyterian Church Green Township G. W. Robinson Elderton R. N. Miller Parkwood Conemaugh General Assembly United Presbyterian Church Xenia Fulton Theological Seminary First United Presbyterian Church Brownlee Patterson Atwood J. W. Combs

Social Circles and Social Calls Highlight Marion Center Week

About 60 attended Mrs. Jacob Little’s birthday in Marion Center as her children staged a surprise. Mrs. Harry White hosted a reception for Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. Northwood with about 60 guests. Mr A M Jenkinson, Pittsburg industrialist, visited Indiana friends and was hosted at Croylands. Ward school teachers hosted a class of 95 reunion at Prof W S Trainer’s home. An editorial note promotes Shaker Digestive Cordial as a cure for indigestion with a 10 cent trial bottle.

Jacob Little Marion Center Harry White Chandler Northwood A. M. Jenkinson R. & W. Jenkinson Co Pittsburg Indiana Jenkinson Croylands Third Fourth Ward W. S. Trainer

Diphtheria Abates as Death Toll Stills Haunts Area

Diphtheria, once alarming in Clarksburg and vicinity, is easing. Current patients are improving within families of H. T. Can dles, Thomas Smith and S. T. Marshall, with several deaths in the neighborhood, especially in the Marshall household where three children died last month. John H. Gibson of Pittsburgh will lecture at the Baptist church June 2 to 11 on a boy’s journey home and from home. Dessie Kinter, 20, dies of consumption near Garbleton. a Cumberland Presbyterian member. Union Free Press at Kittanning rebrands as Kittanning Free Press, with an improved paper and Republican stance. Unclaimed letters list for Indiana, Pa. May 26, 1896. Franklin Sansom, P. M. Reserved lecture seats in M. E. church go on sale after 3 p.m. today.

Clarksburg H. T Candles Thomas Smith S. T. Marshall Fey John H. Gibson Pittsburg Dessie Kinter Oliver Petted Garbleton Rayne Cumberland Presbyterian Church Tanoma Dessie Union Free Press Kittanning Indiana, Pa John Dickey J. Divens J. Esther Bell Gill Laura Harman J.D. Lawrence Hattie Lucas J. H. McFarland Mack Palmer E. Porterfield Bob Rhumbau William Sutton Franklin Sansom P. M

Local Notes From Armor Clark To Johnstown Visitors

Armor Clark on sick list and Andrew Clark ill with pneumonia. Many residents visit nearby towns including Johnstown, Blairsville, Punxsutawney and Dixmont for care and social calls. Community members move homes, visit family, and attend church services while local fishing trips and business travel are noted.

Local Notes From Sterongstown and Nearby

STERONGSTOWN notes report B W Shaffer suffering rheumatism in his right arm. Shelton Stophel killed a four foot nine inch black snake in Mary Kerr s lot last Sabbath. Memorial services were held in the M E church last Sabbath with Rev Thasick preaching to a large audience. Prof J T Stewart principal of Grisemore school visited with his parents Saturday and Sabbath. G T McCrea J B Lydick and E W Graham killed a large rattlesnake at J W Duncans old limekiln while surveying last week. C F Duncan of Nipton had workmen rolling logs on his clearing last Friday. N D Artemus threw Charles Hoffman, fracturing several ribs. Samuel Duncan of Wintondale and Bertha Grow of this place were married by Rev Cogley at the M E parsonage in Mechanicsburg last Wednesday. the groom is 19 and the bride 18.

B. W. Shaffer Shelton Stophel Mary Kerr M. FE Thasick J. T. Stewart Grisemore School James. Stewart G. T. McCrea J. B. Lydick E. W. Graham J. W Duncan C. F. Duncan Nipton N. D. Artemus Charles Hoffman Samuel Duncan Wintondale Bertha Grow

Local News Sweeps Through Week in Punxsutawney Area

Messrs Creb Swan and Van Stear were seen on our streets last week. Harry Smith of Milton visited town on his wheel Sunday. Samuel Barrett Mrs Long Roe Stear and Scott McKillip all of this place attended the Punxsutawney show Wednesday night. Austin Welhonce is painting his house this week by John Stear and son. Annie Reitz who has been away returned home last Messrs Fim Beck Will Neal and Charlie Reitz who have been in the woods spent Sabbath with their parents here. Mr and Mrs Long of this place spent Sabbath with Mrs Longs parents at Milton. Austin Welhonce and daughter Ruth were Indiana callers last Saturday. Children’s night at the TV B church Sunday at 7 30 is announced.

W. H. Kuhn Pittsburg H. E. Newry Saltsburg Indiana John H. Hill Blairsville Craig Stumpf Uniontown J. A. Loughry First Ward Florence Lowry Wilkinsburg Brown Punxsutawney D. L. Moorhead Johnstown John M. McCormick Altoona Phil N. Baker Walnut Street J. M. Cunningham Grace Sloan Sutton Street Third Ward Homer City E. Barrett North Point Progress Office Henry L. Kinter Apollo R. Galbreath Sara Tintoff Mollie McFeeters Conemaugh Willis Wilson Heinz John Bath Lex N. Mitchell Clara Sylvis John Fenton Hiram Stitchell Rayne Township F. E. Sloan Kellysburg D. H. Lucas Pittsborg W. E. Bower Plumville Smicksburg Alex. Thompson Church Street William Whitaker New Florence H. Q. Graham Edith Smith D. A. Cunningham Wayne Avenue Freeport W. S. Trainer Edinburg Clarion County Annie Lucas C. C. McLain Clarence Hilberry Irondale Josiah Lydick Greenville Madge Daisy Gilbert Elizabeth Thompson Gertrude Allison White Township Dr. Allison Elizabeth Weir John Weir E. H. Dickie Blacklick Georgeville M. A. Cummins Owesso, Mich Green Township C. A. Gessler West Virginia Ada Little Jacob Little Marion Center Agustus John P. Elkin J. W. Moore Normal Butler Harrisburg State Medical Society James K. Long Alice Prof. Lindsey Jas Fredrick Perrysville H. J. McElhoes J.C. Dilts Pearl Banks Pearce A. T. Bell C. H. Parks Samuel Fairman Jnok Parks Creb Swan van Stear Harry Smith Milton Samuel Barrett Fim Beck Will Neal Charlie Reitz Mrs. Long

Penn Bun and Local Happenings in Johnstown Area

Vincia Paul attends school locally. J C Cameron builds a new barn. Joseph H Chapman granted an original pension. J M Rugb of Johnstown made a flying visit here last week. Archie C Fowler spent days in Spangler and Cherry Tree last week. Postmaster William Shellito bought a fine horse from Milton Carmey. Communion services held at Menth Evangelical church Sabbath. Mrs Mary Allison visiting daughter Mrs J Knox Carey of Johnstown returned home last week. Dorsey Holmes and Miss Menth wed at bride’s mother's home in Cherryhill last week. Mrs J N Langham and daughter Ethel and Miss Crissie Cameron of Indiana were guests at nearby homes and at Pikes Peak last week.

Vincia Paul J. C. Cameron Joseph H. Chapman J. M. Rugb Johnstown Archie C. Fowler Spangler Cherrytree Wm. Shellito Milton Carmey Mary Allison J. Knox Carey Dorsey Holmes Miss Menth Cherryhill Township J. N. Langham Ethel Crissie Cameron Indiana Pikes Peak

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