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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1902

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Grading Rush Planned for Buffalo RR Corridor

Work to begin here with four steam shovels on Turnel and Cuts. Five hundred men to be employed along long sections. James H. Corbett of Ponxgutawney sublets the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg contract from Kinghorn's schoolhouse to Two lick Creek. Camps to be set north and south with 500 workers and 80 horses. Siding at Reed Station to move shovels. completion aimed by July for track to McKees Mills. President Cassatt and an inspection party visited Buffalo to discuss coal traffic division with Lackawannas Iron and Steel. Right of way secured along most routes, including farms of W. A. Evans and James Dixon.

Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Kinghorn White Township Twolick Creek James H. Corbett Ponxgutawney White’s Hill Corbett Indiana Lockard and Hileman Pennsylvania Railroad Company Reed Station McKees Mills Blacklick Creek Pennsylvania Railroad Bellais Blacklick Lackawanns Iron and Steel Company Cassatt Buffalo Lackawaning Iron and Steel Company W. A. Evans James Dixon Jackson Hauxhurst

November Town Council Meets Sets Weighing Fees and Ordinances

The November council meeting approved printing and posting the weighmasters ordinance regarding refusals to weigh for nonpayment and passed the bond requirement for the chief burgess. It postponed the Farmers' Telephone Company pole rights and read the Lynn alley opening. Religious services and society notices filled the rest of the agenda, with sympathy resolutions for Rev. Sloan and the ministerial association’s meeting scheduled for November 17.

Second United Presbyterian Church Lee Perry The Christian Church B. S. Sloan Wer Baptist Church

Printing department gains Pierce-Crouch gas engine

Henry Hall installs a Pierce-Crouch gas engine in his printing department. Supplied by Work & Son of town, the unit delivers absolute satisfaction and is the third engine sold by the firm in recent months.

Henry Hall Pierce-Crouch Stem Messrs. Work

Promotion for Ralph R. Wiggins at Western Allegheny railroad

Mr Ralph R Wiggins station agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company in Chicora Pennsylvania has been transferred to Greenville Pennsylvania where he assumes charge of the real estate department of the Western Allegheny railroad

Ralph R. Wiggins Pennsylvania Railroad Company Chicora Greenville, Pa Western Allegheny Railroad

Weddings Of A Week Miller Laughlin Williams Scott Weddings

WEDDINGS OF A WEEK report three nuptials. Miller Laughlin unite in Pittsburg at the bride home with Rev Swartz Crawford officiating. Williams and Leda May Smith wed at the bride’s home with Rev Roberts officiating. Crawshaw Scott nuptials held at Carbonblack with guests from Center township.

Republicans Score Victory in State and County Races

Election returns show Republicans winning governor by a large plurality and sweeping county offices. Pennypacker leads Dems by about 150000. Neal defeats Engle for sheriff by a small margin. Campbell wins commissioner race over Murray by about three to one. Ballots marked correctly were scarce and many results awaited official tallies tomorrow.

Judge Pennypacker Josiah Neal J. H. Engle Neal J.A. Campbell C. F. Murray

West and Clawson Migrate Home After Greensburg Nuptials

Mr. Robert West of Greensburg wed Miss Pearl Clawson daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter H Clawson at the Catholic parsonage Greensburg on Thursday at 8 pm Rev Father Phillip officiated A small group of friends attended and the couple will reside in Greensburg afterward.

Robert Williams Town Misa Leda May Smith Elizabeth Smith Cockport Rev. Roberts Cherrytres Clarence Smith Hillsdale Zella Leasaxe Williams Indiana Robert West Greensburg Pearl Clawson Peter H. Clawson Phillip West Bride

Wadsworth Stewart and Wright Horne among local nuptials

Rev James Veron Wright pastor of the ME church Saltsburg and Miss Jennie A Horne of Greenville Mercer county are to wed Thursday at the bride's home. Mr Jesse W Wadsworth and Miss Maud P Stewart of East Wheatfield were married Wednesday at Armagh by Rev H S McCutcheon. Mr Findley Blose of Smicksburg wed Miss Frances Shaffer of Washington township Thursday at Squire M B Kline's Carpenter avenue office. Mrs Howard Austin of South Sixth Street narrowly escaped severe burns while lighting a gas stove. a leak filled the room, a match sparked an explosion, her hat burned, but both escaped with slight injuries.

L. A. Crawshaw Dawson Jannetta Scott J. M. Scott Carbonblack Butler County Center Township John A. Scott Mre Sarah Scott Lida James Veron Wright Saltsburg Jennie A. Horne Greenville Mercer County Jesse W. Wadsworth Maud P. Stewart East Wheatfield Township Armagh H. 8. McCutcheon Findley Blose Smicksburg Frances Shaffer Washington Township Squire M. B. Kline Carpenter Avenue Howard Austin South Sixth Street Mrs. Austin

Obituary: Edson R. Hull Killed at Franklin Steel Plant

Edson R. Hull a former New Florence resident was killed in the plate mill at Franklin Steel Plant Johnstown on Wednesday. Born October 16, 1863 at New Florence he leaves two siblings in New Florence, his wife and nine children. He had lived in Bolivar before moving to Johnstown. Remains interred at New Florence on Friday.

Edson R. Hull New Florence Franklin Steel Johnstown Bolivar New‘’Florence

Local Freight Wrecked Near Coral and Injuries Reported

A local freight train derailed four cars on a branch at Coral near Graceton last evening around seven. Brakeman David Ortz sustained a minor injury, and the track remained blocked for nearly three hours. The local passenger train arrived at midnight. Engineer Samuel B. Taylor, formerly with Weat Penn Hospital patient in Pittsburgh, was injured in a wreck but is recovering well and hopes to return to duty soon. Separately, D. M. Henry of Spruce bought a timber tract near Strongstown and will start operations shortly. The Normal football team defeated South Fork 11 to 0 and has scheduled games with Monessen, Grove City, and Westminster in November.

Coral Graceton David Ortz Town Samuel B. Taylor Blairsville Weat Penn Hospital Pittsburg Taylor Pennsylvania Railroad D. M. Henry Spruce Strongstown Henry South Fork Moneseen Grove City Westminster

Five Inter-State Basketball Games Issued for Indiana Schedule

The Inter-State Basket Ball League released the season schedule in which Indiana participates. Five games will be played at Indiana with matchups including Southside Homestead Butler Steubenville and D C A C across December to March.

Inter-State Basket Ball League Indiana Southside Homestead Butler Steubenville

Woman Dies After Wagon Accidents in Cherryhill

Mrs. Jackson Morgan of Pine Flats was fatally injured when a wagon wheel dropped into a ditch as she drove after her husband stopped at the Henry Golden farm. She died Saturday night aged 73. Survived by two children from her first marriage, interment at Manor cemetery, Cherryhill township.

Jackson Morgan Pine Flats Morgan Henry Golden Farm Cherryhill Township Mr. Morgan Golden Farm C. ©. Johnston Delmont Manor Cemetery Cherryhill Townshso Ida B. Wray Andlord John W. Wray Central Hotel

Death notices for Ewing Wray Miller in local column

Recent deaths include Joseph J. Ewing of Pittsburg brother of County Auditor A W Ewing and survivor list. Ida B Wray of Central Hotel aged six. Jacob Miller of Pine township Civil War veteran aged 77 with service in the 67th Regiment. Interments at West Lebanon Oakland and Manor cemeteries.

Deaths in Cambria County and near Wintondale

Charles Cunningham of Nantyglo Cambria county died October 28 from typhoid fever at age 19 years 5 months. Father and two brothers ill but recovering. Interment at Bethel church cemetery near Wintondale. Also notice Jay Engle young son of Mr and Mrs Engle died Tuesday at home. interment in Greenwood cemetery. Local hunters from Catnegia area brought home about 100 pieces of game last week near Atwood.

Joseph J. Ewing Pittsburg West Penn Hospital West Lebanon Saltaburg Union Station A. W. Ewing North Sixth Street William William Moorhead Saltsbury Weat Lebanon Charles Cunningham Squire John Cunningham Nantyglo Cambria County Cunningham Bethel Church Wintondale Messrs Hann’ Wagner Albert’ Wagner George Treaser Harry Grey Catnegia Atwood

McCreary Buys Over Thirty Coal Tracts Near Blairsville

Harry McCreary of town orders about 3,500 acres in Burrell and Blacklick townships north of Blairsville. The field includes more than 30 tracts with titles under review by John N Banks and William Banks. Owners to receive one third of the price with the balance in two equal annual payments. Prices average 25 dollars per acre. Cambria Land and Improvement Company holds leases on several thousand acres in West Wheatfield and East Wheatfield townships. The David Harris mines in West Wheatfield employ 50 men and ship about 12 cars daily. Recent first payments cover numerous tracts, including Hannah Cassatt and Ellen Wike, among others.

Harry McCreary Burrell Blacklick Blairsville John N William Banks Gale McCreary Cambria Land and Improvement Company Johnstown West Wheatfield Eset Wheatfield George Butler Conemaugh River Blacklick Creek David Harris West Penn Railroad James Kerr Mestre S. M. McHenry Town G. W. McHenry R. Eisaman Latrobe Buffington Township Brushvalley Pine Hannah Cassatt Samuel Helman J. T. Stuchul William Engle J. A. Engle Ellen Wike John P David Blair John Dean Beash Valley W. M. Palmer Rufus Shoup John F. Lichtenfels Mary Ann Schrader Joseph B. George John 8. George Bennett Evans Andrew Pittman

Smallpox Fears Grow In Three Towns

Dozens of smallpox cases reported along the West Penn railroad in Salina Edii and Avonmore after lax quarantines. Schools in Kiskiminitas township closed as fear spreads. Indians County corn leads with Creston Iowa sample surpassed by Center township farmer’s larger grain.

Salina Edii Avonmore West Penn Kiskiminitas Township J. E. Smith Creston W. B. George Center Township Indiana County

Marriage Invitations Issued for Pitts Swearinger Nuptials

Invitations have been issued for the wedding of William Pitts and Charity Tressap Swearinger of Charlottesville Virginia. The ceremony is planned for November 17 at the Penn Railroad station in Charlotte. Cassidy is noted as 20 years old and regarded as a veteran in his manner. County Teacher Secures Position in Westmont. J N Lewis former resident and well known teacher of South Mahoning township is elected teacher of 2 school at Westmont suburb of Johnstown with a salary of 50 dollars per month. Sheep Money Nose Broken in School Ground Incident. Irvin Stuchel's son sustains a nasal fracture while running on school grounds Friday.

William Pitts Cherrytree Charity Tressap Swearinger Charlottesville Sonia Charlottes- 2 J. N. Lewis South Mahoning Township Westmont Johnstown Mest Irvin Stuchel

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