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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1911

Page

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Republicans Rally Across County in Final Campaign Push

A string of county meetings drew large Republican turnouts in Saltsburg Dixonville Creekside Shelocta Willet Cookport and more. Speakers including J N Langham W F Elkin A M Wonder and E L Getty urged support for the ticket as miners farmers and townsfolk packed halls and praised the party record and Taft administration.

Saltsbury Hiram Smith James Mack W. N. Liggett W. F. Elkin J. N. Langham Conemaugh Township Blairsville Green and Rayne Township Dixonville J.N. Langham Elder Peeler John L. ‘Getty A. M. Wonder Creekside Chambersville RB. F. Getty J. T. Stewart Town E. M. Anstey Armstrong Township Shelocta Alex Wiggins John S. Fisher William Banks Washington Township Willet J. A. Elkin Bilder Peeler L. B. Miller W. R. Calhoun James Jack Cookport Green Township Frank Fleming John L. Getty Brushvalley Township Mechanicsburg 8B. G. Blackstone Earl G. Miller Brushyalley L. H. Miller Sex County Ernest Stewart Taft Keystone Party Stewart Stafford G. ©. Bpicher Lovejoy

County Chairman Fisher Addresses Republican Voters

County Chairman John S. Fisher praises a harmonious, well attended campaign in Indiana County. He says GOP unity will secure a large majority for local offices and frames the November vote as a precursor to the 1912 national campaign.

John S. Fisher Indiana County

Republican Meeting and Campaign Rally Announces

Attorneys George J. Fell and John L. Getty of town and Representative James T. Henry of Blairsville spoke at a spirited Republican gathering in Homer City with remarks from John B. Fisher D. B. Taylor John A. Scott and W. N. Liggett of Itown and Henry of Blatraville. A Clyde meeting and Robingan rally Friday evening were on the schedule. Miss Margaret Jeffries daughter of George H. Jeffries of Rochester Mills underwent an appendectomy at Marcy hospital Pittsburg. Mrs Peter Riddle of North Beveath street reports a three year old lemon tree with a large perfect fruit.

George J. Fell John L. Getty Town James T. Henry Blairsville Homer City John 8. Fisher D. B. Taylor John A. Scott W. N. Liggett Itown Blatraville Clyde Robingan Margaret Jeffries George H. Jeffries Rochester Mille Marcy Hospital Pittsburg Indiana Peter Riddle North Beveath Street

Dickens Work and Life Remembrance by New Century Club

The New Century Club hosted a Dickens centennial program at Mrs. M. C. Watson’s home, featuring Misa Reinecke’s piano, Mrs. Hamlin B. W. Cogswell’s talk on Life Work and Results of Dickens Writings, a Dickens rhyme by Mrs. J. A. Miller, a Dickens biography by Mrs. S. J. Telford, readings from Old Times by Mrs. J. N. Langham, and two soprano solos by Mrs. Hart. Tea and wafers followed. Florence Williames and Luther Williames of Indiana are visiting Punxeutawney friends.

New Century Club M. C. Watson Misa Reinecke Normal Dickens J. Telford J. N. Langham Hart

Double Wedding at Barr Hotel by Revival Leader

The revivalist leader performed a double wedding at Barr Hotel on Thursday morning uniting George Moore of Hellwood with Marie Clamaon of Mitchells Mille, and Charles Halverson with Florence Ord, both of Hellwood. Also announced is an agriculture lecture at the Court House at 7:40 p.m. by state experts. Max Brody of Clymer placed in a government farm land drawing for the Rosebud reservation in Gregory, South Dakota last week.

Ney Christianhive Tv Barr Jotel Pennsylvania Farm Trojan Court House Max Brody Clymer Rosebud Gregory

Proclamation Praise and Thanksgiving for Prosperity

The document declares a public prayer to Almighty God in worship and thanksgiving for loving mercies. It notes rich harvests, industrial prosperity, enlarged markets, and freedom from famine pestilence and war as outcomes of divine providence.

Engagement of Florence Mary Hoffman to Frank Eberharter

Mr and Mrs Jonn Hoffman of Pittsburg announce the engagement of their daughter Florence Mary to Frank B Eberharter of Pittsburg. Miss Hoffman is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs George Groft of Water Street and is well known locally. No wedding date set.

Jonn Hoffman Pittsburg Florence Mary Frank 8. Eberharter Mise Hoffman George Groft Water Street

Halloween Festivities Mark Social Evening Near Indian

The Happy House four miles northeast of Indian hosted a 40-person Halloween chicken dinner and dance Monday, followed by a trolley ride back to town. Other local events included a Middle class Normal school promenade with 200 attendees, Shakespeare Club and Ingleside gatherings, and numerous Halloween decorations and feats at several households. Deeds recorded list transfers in Indiana County, and local misfortunes included a railroad worker killed, a woman delivering a surprise birthday, a broken collar bone, and a boiler accident at a sawmill.

Min Happy House Indian Tom Fe.miebrand J. C. McGregor Indiana Bdarlock Roel C. Metieeger Bi Pierese Herbert Basimeeh Dickory Normal School Paul Lewis Homer, Laudenslager Louise Langham Gladstone Carmall Janet Clark Ossie Patterson Eleanor Lawry Edna Pickells James I Ament Jane Leonard William Jack CG. i. Simpson Shakspeare Club

Well Known People Claimed by Death

Community mourns as Frank Keener a prominent county lawyer dies at home after a lingering illness His son Clark finds him dead in bed The Indiana Normal School Wooster University graduate practiced law since 1889 and partnered with Walton then ran his own firm He is survived by wife Birdie McClaren and son Clark Funeral services were held at Oakland cemetery with bar association honors and ministers remarks Claus Wohler aged 98 also dies in Rayne township after a long life as a carriage maker and farmer leaving six living children and a devoted wife Services were held at his home and he was buried in Greenwood cemetery John W Wray of Rome City dies after illness Age and family details given plus his work history and burial in Greenwood cemetery John Tyler Hodge Blairsville resident dies at home with paralysis Survives by one brother and six sisters Blairsville Greensburg and Wilkinsburg connections noted William Motarm aged 79 dies near Marchand wife Delilah Haterline a survivor Obituary lists children and addresses including Marchand and Greensburg.

Rank Keener Frank Keener Keener Waa Glark Mr. Keener Tsou Armstrong White Township Ife Public Wheels Indiana Normal Seloo Wooster University Ohio Massie F Or Watson & Telford Telford M. C. Walton June U Birdie R. McClaren Clark F. 3. Crawford Oakland Cemetery Claus Wohler Rayne Township Mr. Wohler Normany Baltimore America Greensburg Nlora Armatrong Woller Charles William Cashmere Wusl Thomas McCoy Cal Howard Canada Samuel Greenburg J. W. Kinter Liis Parke Greenwood Cemetery John W. Waray John W. Wray Romer City Mercy Hospital Ainsburg Indiava Sulie Linthe Yard Wan Hosdlard Chumer City Pri. Wiebe Ser Walter I Moheesport Maud Jehnstown Aod Dwight Howe Woolen of the World Om Dep Wrage John ‘. Hodge John Tyler Hodge Blatraville P. M. Hodge Julia Hizabeth Mary Hodge Blairsville Jane Hodge J. R. Elseman George W. Craighead Wilkinsburg William Montern William Mottarn Marchand Delilah Haterline Gure

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