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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1911
Page
4
The Indiana Progress publishes weekly Wednesday mornings with Moornead proprietors and editors listed. The issue includes obituaries, resolutions, and poetry notes, with rates and contracts stated for advance payments.
The clipping lists multiple marriages including Palmer Nicholson in Kenk burg and McWillop Teed in Wishaw, with details of celebrants and home receptions. Additional entries name Bauer Lippert, Painter Fleming, and Ramsey Roof marriages, plus a long list of marriage licenses and resident details.
Deaths reported include Joseph Hadson aged 85 of Ambrose area. Survived by wife and children Edward Hudson C F Hudson Mrs C W Teasdale Mrs Fred Dilts and Mrs Geo Mabon. Funeral held Saturday led by Rev H F King. Also Mrs Clara L Beringer died at Uniontown age 29, survived by husband son and parents J R Bush siblings J E Bash T H Boucher W H Learn A W Bash D H Bash. Funeral by Rev McGuire in Berninger cemetery. Abraham Wallace aged Civil War veteran died in Homer City after brief illness. Survives widow and children John William Frank Harry Mrs William McCune Mrs Harry Sutton. Funeral at Homer City Lutheran church and interment Greenwood cemetery. Leafy Clark died at Creekside age 46 from Knight’s disease. Interment Elderton. Mrs Nancy Haynsey Bowser of Robison died Oct 30 aged 64. interment Templeton Armstrong county. Infant Michel Maurie daughter of Mr and Mrs John Prugh of Dix-Abville died Wednesday. Died October 29 at Green and Peachy? region.
During the proprietor's absence a grafting stranger seized a large barge and buggy, taking advantage of the disrupted election reporting. Local officials report a broad Republican win with extensive vote tallies across multiple offices and precincts.
Trustee sale ordered by the District Court to liquidate judgments against properties in Banks Township and Pine Township Indian County Pennsylvania. Parcels include a 848 acre tract with mining rights and mineral reservations and other tracts with houses and improvements, with public sale details to be arranged at the courthouse in Titania Borough, Pan. The sale will announce to satisfy court judgments and liens with proceeds applied first to the debts and costs as permitted by law.
Almont Ake, a former county teacher now at Juniata Mfg Co in Willinamaburg, heads to Atlanta to resume teaching. Mr and Mrs William Paul of Phimvtile visit town en route to Doohnatown and Altoona for several weeks. Mrs Paul accompanies. Indiana Camp No 70 of the Wagens Relief Corps is inspected by Miss Margaret Dennett of Pletsburg at Mrs Hannah Geshler’s home. A chicken and biscuit supper follows. Mr Cfarry Bo Marshall of town directs preparations for The Belle of Manila, a musical comedy for the Second Presbyterian church benefitting the church, to be staged Thursday and Friday evenings.
The borough council granted a franchise to West Penn Railways Company for electric lights and electrically operated mines. The electric line must be completed within a year, bringing trolley service to Salineburg as the company already runs a trolley line through several West Penn towns. Church notices report evangelistic services led by F. W. Cox in Wesleyan Methodist Church and scheduled sermons by Rev. W. S. Sturgeon at Mahoning United Presbyterian and Smyrna churches on Sunday.
Brushvalley resident Russell Herlinger holds the county record as a fruit producer. His lemon tree bears five lemons and an orange tree bears six oranges, both trees in full bloom. A pie social funds the Allison schoolhouse in South Mahoning township Friday evening November 10, with all welcome. Gem Studio offers cabinet pictures at 678 Whikidelphia St.
The notice commands Charles Cornelius to appear in the Court of Common Pleas in Indiana Pennsylvania on the first Monday of January to show cause why his wife Charlotte Cornelius should not be divorced. The document bears the judge’s name, the sheriff’s imprint, and an November 8 1911 date.
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