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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1905

Page

1

School Teachers Institute to Open Week of December 18

Good talent secured for the 4th annual session of the Weld Dur ing Week. County Superintendent J T Stewart announces the 54th annual teachers institute at Library Hall with prominent instructors from West Virginia Philadelphia Juniata College and Slippery Rock. Two lectures and three entertainments planned including Dunbar Male Quartet concert Conwell lecture at Diamond Acres and Howe moving pictures closing Friday evening.

School Directora Association J. T. Stewart Institute Library Hall Indiana County Directors Association Court House Heral Robert A. Armstrong West Virginia University C. 0. Ellis Philadelphia Juniata College Thomas EB. Hodges D. 0. Murphy Slippery Rock State Normal School G. H. Vetter Bloomsburg Irene Cooper Homer City Mabel McCreight Town Dunbar Male Quartette Bell Ringers Russell H. Conwell Boston Orchestral Company Frank Dixon Lyman H. Howe Moving Pictures

Baby wists call a pastor in Uniontown district

Dr H P B King of Uniontown was unanimously named pastor of the local Baptist church after a Sunday service. He will move to Indiana to begin duties, with his wife Mrs King and two sons William and Howard following. William is a Pittsburgh attorney and Howard works for Geneva Coal Co in Masontown.

F. King Uniontown H. PB. King The Baptist Church King Indiana Hollidaysburg Bucknell University Lipton Seminary Blair County William Howard Brown University Providence R. I Pittsburg Geneva Coal Company Masontown

Bank Directors Chosen At Annual Meeting

At the annual meeting of the savings and trust company stockholders, L. W. Robinson Q. H. Tomb A. I. Cooper John A. Scott John Bisher B M. Jack Elder Peeler J. Wood Clark J. H. Engle and Henry Hat were elected directors for the coming year. The board will meet tomorrow evening to organize. The report shows business and assets $220000 above the prior year with deposits totaling $786000 at year end.

Bavings and Trust Company L. W. Robinson Q. H. Tomb A. I. Cooper John A. Scott John . Bisher M. Jack Elder Peeler J. Wood Clark J. H. Engle Henry Hat

Mrs Pringle Overcome by Gas at School Street

Mrs. Abram Pringle of School Street was overcome by natural gas Wednesday evening. A leak in a stove tube upstairs caused the danger. She entered the room to turn off the gas and collapsed as she was leaving, her husband finding her unconscious. A physician was called to revive her.

Abram Pringle School Street

New Raila for Branch Rail Upgrade Planned

Indiana branch of the Pennsylvania railroad will be improved by laying 85 pound rails over the entire line. Five cars of new rails arrived Wednesday and 22 more have been distributed along the branch. Hunters William OHara and Charles Dodson with WJ Waters and Arthur McPike traveled to Rayne township Thursday and Friday, reporting 28 rabbits 14 pheasants and 7 woodcocks bagged. Edward A Blewing sold a south Seventh street lot adjacent to his home to Miss Emma Johnston for 450. Fleming sold a Maple street lot to Robert Getty in town.

Indiana Pennsylvania Railroad William O'Hara Charles Dodson W. J. Waters Arthur McPike Johnstown Rayne Edward A. Blewing South Seventh Street Emma Johnston Fleming Maple Street Robert FB. Getty

OFFICERS FOR COMENG YEAR NOMINATIONS FOR INDIANA FIRE COMPANY

At a Thursday meeting of the Indiana Fire Company nominations were made for the coming year. Elections will be held at the First Ward Engine House on Friday December 1. Officers include President H Christy Secretary W Karl Treasurer G W Plotzer Chief marshal Robert Muljen and trustees Hd H Lichteberger Joseph Dickie J M Dickson. Hose Company No 1 Captain H C Christy First assistant Edson H Bock Second assistant G W Plotzer. Board member J M Dickson. Hose Company No 2 Captain Geo Allison First assistant Frank Plotzer Second assistant Cecil Smith. Board member L K Smith. West End Hose Company Captain John M Daugherty First assistant P M Sutton Second assistant D W Simpson Board member H M ell. Hook and Tadder Captain Ed H Lichteberger First assistant Gus Vueckenberg Second assistant Charles Dodgon Board member Joseph Dickie.

Indiana Fire Company First Ward H. ©. Christy W. Karl G. W. Plotzer Hd. H. Lichteberger Joseph Dickie J. M. Dickson Hose Company No. 1 H. C. Christy Edson H. Bock G. W. Piotzer Board of Control No. 2 Geo. Allison Frank Plotzer Cecil Smith L. K. Smith West End Hose Company John M

Domestic Day at New Century Club Featured Domestic Topics

Unique decorations transformed the New Century Club rooms for the domestic day meeting with glittering kitchen utensils gingham towels and aprons. Mrs. Murray Guthrie read from The Good Housekeeper and Mrs. Harry Christy spoke on Domestic Economy. Mrs Tubbs of Minneapolis, visiting Indiana, discussed club work in that city. Hostess Mrs John W. Sutton was aided by several assistants. Tea and delicacies were provided by local businesses and charity supporters. Decorations highlighted firms J. M. Stewart & Co. A. T. Taylor & Son H. H. Brilhart and L. Pattison. Hildebrand gifted a scented rose bud to each attendee.

New Century New Century Club Murray II. Guthrie Harry Christy Tubbs Minneapolis Indiana John W. Sutton Gustin Moorhead McLaughlin G. P. McCartney J. M. Stewart & Co A. T. Taylor & Son H. H. Brilhart L. Pattison Denggist Hildebrand

Hunters Seek Deer in Season Across Indiana State

After the big game clash hunters go into the field as the deer season opens. Local parties travel to Center county Huntingdon county and beyond for boar and deer while others join a Harrisburg gathering and a Wisconsin bound contingent is noted for future hunts. The will of John Anthony is filed directing equal division of personal property between daughters Sarah Fleming and James St Clair with real estate shared likewise and executors named.

Indiana Henry Hall Town James Sansom Pittsburg Huntingdon County Harrisburg John Anthony William Fleming Sarah Fleming Shotoca James St. Clair Church Street Shelocta Plumcreck Township Armstrong County William Menning

Double Wedding Near Plumville in Meadville area

Quiet double wedding united Clover Pierce and Minnie Delancey of Plumville with J. Carl Williams and Linda Bleakney of Kiderton at the First Baptist Church Meadville. A wedding dinner followed. Pierce couple to Plumville. Williams couple to Elderton. Attorney J N Langham named corporation deputy in Harrisburg after succeeding John Glenn. Sheriff Neale buys Hile house, plans to move in. Noted long-time Republican voter Thomas Hood, age 70s, casts 71st straight vote.

7. O DeLancey Plumyville Clover Pierce Miss Minnie Delancey Plumville J. Carl Williams Linda M. ‘Bleakney Kiderton Preston DeLancey First Baptist Church Meadville Pierce Bride Mr. Wullaing Elderton Tudiana J. N. Langham Town Auditors General's Department Harrisburg Langham Corporation John A. Glenn Thomas C. Hood Church Street Hood

Extra Session Called by Governor Pennypacker

Governor Pennypacker issued a proclamation calling a special legislative session in Harrisburg on January 15, 1906. The agenda includes consolidating cities, reforming state money handling, redrawing districts, voter registration, city governance, county bridge funding, and abolishing certain fees. The session cost is estimated between 600000 and 800000 dollars with compensation for lawmakers. The move signals a political break from Philadelphia influence and stirs talk about successors including Justice John P. Elkin and Philadelphia mayor Samuel A. Weaver.

Slone John Pennsylvania W. Pennypacker Harrisburg Secretary of the Commonwealth Insurance Commissioner Harris-burg Commonwealth Pennypacker Penrose-Durham Berry Philadelphia Plummer John P. Atkin William A. Stone Pittsburg John P. Elkin Penny Packer Weaver Elkin United States Senate

Pittsburg Market Prices Digest South Pittsburgh Area

G. J. Rawe of Wilmerding spent Sunday with Norman Kelly, of owns. Cattle prices range from 3.25 to 6.75 for steers and cows from 20 to 50 in various grades. Hogs and sheep show typical market spreads, with calves and lambs listed at several dollar ranges by quality. Corn, oats, hay, eggs, butter, and cheese prices are given with multiple grade distinctions and unit figures.

New York New Ohio Wisconsin Ilmberger Aearing Labs

Personal Brevities in Indianapolis and nearby towns

Local notes list residents and visitors from Dubois, Chartiel, New Florence, Altoona, Green Township, Unionville and beyond. Individuals like Jane I George, Charles W MeInich, ML Cogley, Mrs J Lyons, Mr and Mrs Lisle Apple, H 2 Wetzel, Miss Lollie McGregor, and many others are named with brief travel or guest details. Several social events are announced including a rabbit social, dances, receptions, and anniversary celebration. Also noted are a divorce grant for Jain T Hare and a blairsville freight train accident report.

Suttonia Indianapolis Ind Janes I. George Dubois Uttler Charles W. MeInich Chartiel Wealler Lown Jash ML Cogley New Ilorence John McLaughlin Altoona George McAnulty Green Township Indiana Henshey Unionville John Lyons Ninth Street Johnstown South Fork Mary Jamison Bradley Davidson Washington, D.C Hannie Nixon North Sixth Street J. Li Charlotte Punxsutawney Sarah Smith Parkwood Mary Smith Town George Barron Greensbury W. C. Diven Ebenezer Laura McLaughlin Edna Homer City J. Murray Pierce Mary Golden Augusta Kan J.G L. J. Amond Cherryhill Township Eliza Patton Daniel Patton Kansay City James R. Logan Joseph L. Walback West Wheatfield Township Walback Pivcarin Ag Pennsylvania Railroad Company W. [. Robinson Bolivar Punxsutawney Wuesday Jesse Rotinson Vial Jack Updegraff I . AW. Campbell Coketown Campbell Jacob Long Blacklick

Railroad Progress and Local Weddings in North County

After delays, the Buffalo and Susquehanna line reaches Wallopsburg and Plumville, with work pushing toward Clymer and Dixonville while coal plants near completion await equipment. Nearby weddings include Dr. Walter R. Adams and Miss Charlotte Clark at Wayne Avenue, plus Rider-Ona Whol and others, as local firms reshuffle ownership in a busy week.

Uae Clymer Dixon's Row Dixonville Twolick Crack Sample Run Buffalo & Susquehanna Wallopsburg Plumville Con Plinville Link Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Juneau Indiana Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad Buffalo, Rochester,& Pittsburg

Regent Dicatities and Local Obituaries in Johnstown Area

A garbled set of obituary notices from Johnstown area includes Mera Giison of Jolimstown and widow’s lineages, lists surviving children A S Cunningham, John Repine, J Reping, Mrs. David Harris, Milton S. Chawson, Richard Clawson, and Jesse Clawson. Also noted are deaths of Linton Aki, Mrs J B Wynegoop, William Barnett, John Ghein, Mrs Clinton Bobbitt, Albert McGrew, John Miceley Fey, and a fatal stabbing in Blairsville area with Nick Jolly charged. Funeral details and cemeteries mentioned include Grandview and Oakland.

Miro Tlachie Laa Mera Rachel Giison Jolimstown Honora Aly Weeks Blairs Villa Juiraville Richand Repine Ross Chinson Blacklick Township Johaxtown Firs A. S. Cunningham Town John Repine East. Liberty J. Reping South Dakota David Harris Johnstown Milton Ss. Chawson Louis Richard Clawson Cincinatti

Swiss Travelogue from Aurich to Interlaken and Lucerne

Traveler describes Swiss scenery and travel by automobile from Zurich to Interlaken, with stops at Lucerne and Interlaken. Observes Alps, lakes, villages, and vigorous tourism. notes Swiss peasants' attitudes toward cars and the ease of long daily itineraries. Mentions American travelers and the popularity of Swiss destinations.

Tidfain Pets Monntiia Junction Ailton Seonon Miserkin Lausanne Sutter Germany Aurich National Hotel Switzerland Zurich Europe Worl Gornby Ingland United States Ona Ioo Interlaken Inteliken Lucerne Pawsid

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Sherrviff Neal Josish Neal EK. B. Campbell Bouth Seventh Street Hile T. A.gilbert Neg Eats Saak Wien G. J. Rawe Wilmerding Norman Kelly Hika Hikin Charlotte Cunningham Geo. B. Wilson Edna Sansom Brank Stonecipher B. L. Junker Christian Endeavor Society Lutheran Church of Friends of Temperance Presbyterian Church Jain T. Hare Smicksburg West Mahoning Township Allegheny County Hare Hay Blafirsville John Quinn Blairsville Gruce Marripge George al Chieryhill Ups Hertha G. Brown Coyarry Harry 'Y. Montgomery Bere M. Slortin Raunsburg Kimnuol Welty Oy Heer Blunvile Dowhurk Jobin i. Jones Crekkon Ada Fetterman Cockpurt Philip &. Hrey Hudbey Bucy & Hutert Ladryier Lehtoy Gourley Mary i. Mtocvonsughe Maggie Gurci Beunte Larellds Munville Board of Trade Bayers Adams -Clark Walter R. Adams Decatup, H Charlotte Clark Clark Wayne Avenue Bixth Sbreal Waller Norwal Chirks Hope Stewart Rose Cruse Pittslaiege Cs Steele Glirk Walter I. Dackwon Lidius Boviety Presbyterian Churel Mgr Adas Decatur Adams Miss Clark Jace Miak Case Miss Stewart Misha P. Swift Norway Mich J. J. Miller Nancy Case Nose C. Steele A. HH. Stephenson City Rider-Ona Whol Jeank C. Piper Robinson Nettie Ananda Crawford Elizabeth Crawford Pr. J. Day Brownlee James Given Mish Bulie Crawford Boss Craig Enur Amonteomm IY -Mailtin Harry Montgomery Rolindon Daisy Martin Greensburg Maro Miids Steveary Reve Dour Hebingon Joni -Pryterman John MM. Jones Ada Vatterman Cockport Uuole William Duvinney WG. Slonaker Hcy -Buveriaggi Phillipffrey Lucy Muterbaugh C. W. Sheriff Butler John Bennett George 'S Buchanan Mabou Sennett & Co Bennett A. W. Mabon Alexs M. Stewart New Fle Lince Frank i. Leggett Co Linton Aki Clinton Meee Widerstrool Mr. Mellen John Mckee Manedt Nannie Huston Damary Orst Joliad Piteairn Margaret Kline White Township Leroy C New Morence Frank B Whitiam C Lutheran Church Lewis Hay Oakland J.B. Wyngoop Wynerop Rayne Township Ira Wyneoop Larimer Pittsbore C. W Logan D. C. McCormick Marion Cantorphil Idmity Miry Mildead Marion Center William Barnett Willan Barnett Cherryhill Township Sheraan Kimer Cherrylit Ramuel Barnett W. Howeath Sample Nn J.H. Rodkey Caroline Howeath Peter Stehl John Ghein Charryhill Township Mis Chinton Robbitt Clinton Bobbitt Bhein Jacob Liehtenfely West Wheatilald Township West Mairfield Westmoreland County Alhery M Albert McGrew Brishvallay Fey Robart Fh Kray Binnsville Anrt Mipdoe Utada John Forshaw Nick Jolly Forshaw Wil Hant Sawyer North Carolina Iing U. A. Cunningham 2. 2. Stephens Contruct J. McGovern Bella Mills Bella Milla Alps William, Davis Evan D L. Q. Williams Evan D. Williams Phiippines Williams
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