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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1911
Page
4
The Indiana Progress editors Moorhead and Moorhead publish weekly notices and advertisements. The paper, dated November 15, 1911, lists pricing, mailing address, and publication details as a regional community newspaper in Indiana County.
Obituary notices report Archibald Barclay aged about 68 died of dropsy at his Marion Center home after months of illness. Survived by wife Laura and three sons James Adam Harry. funeral today with interment in Mabon Center cemetery. Also noted are death notices for Nancy Mabon at age 90 in Booth Mahoning Twp, Charles Stiles in Brushvalley, Laura Markle of White Township, and Joseph Hudson formerly of Ann Drove with family tributes and church funeral details.
A reader expresses gratitude to a Rayne township teacher for generous hospitality during a community venture. The note underscores appreciation from an old friend of the township and its schools. Also announced are a Christmas Bazaar by the St Agnes Guild on November 24 and 26 and a Lutheran church chicken supper at Library Hall on Masradey evening.
Notices detail multiple property parcels in Indiana County and adjoining townships, including parcels in Creek, Conewago, and Blileaville. Descriptions cover frontages on Liberty Street Fourth Avenue Chestnut Street and Market Street, with boundaries by alleys creeks and adjacent lots. Cases involve executions by banks and mortgage holders, naming defendants and plot numbers.
Indian Pennsylvania brief notes a November 15 1971 event featuring Laity Bing Reve 08 JT with limited readable details.
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