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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1909

Page

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Election Returns Show Stober Ahead In State Totals

Polls indicate Stober leads with 450,630 votes and a 90,081 majority over Kipp at the state level in a November tally. Republican editor general candidate Mosczisker has 442,975 with Sisson 104 and 141,368. Mungon 326,659. Prohibition candidate High tops treasurer with 114, while Moore 22,820. Amendments mostly pass with varied margins. an election board appointment proposal is defeated by 66,528.

Tribbute Lal Oriing Stober Whille Kipp Dem Prohibition Moore

Hale 93rd birthday celebrated by family near Plumville

Oldest county resident Mr Wadding marked his 93rd birthday November 9 at his Plumville home. Family and neighbors joined for a midday dinner, while gifts and a purse of money reflected a long life in the district.

South Mahoning Hale Hearney Thomas Wadding Plumville Mr. Wadding Ay, Tn

Estates Intract: Will of Samuel Bowers Gherryhill Probate

The will dated October 17, 1906, of Samuel Bowers Gherryhill of Blackstone township is probated. It leaves one tract to his son Sherman and the remainder to his widow, with equal division among Franklin Bowers and others upon payment of $25 to several daughters. Executor appointments go to Franklin and Bowers with Elizabeth Caldwell and George W. Mack referenced in the will.

Filea Samuel Bowers Gherryhill Sherri Sona Sona, ‘Franklin ~ ‘and ‘Bowers Daugh- Barbara Blackstone Laura Sarah “Rogers Ida Bowind Clark ‘Bower Susan Franklin el’ Bowers Elizabeth Caldwell Pitts DE Prother George Ww. d Jacob.Mack Westhenfield’ Township David Extator George Sk Mattie D. Mack George F David W. Mack

Savings and Trust Co Improves Board and Growth

The Savings and Trust Co reports strong growth at its annual meeting chaired by ex County Commissioner Ken Kennedy. Five new directors join the board to serve five years, increasing strength with leading local business figures. President John Scott placed the last brick of a new five story building, to be occupied by April first, with assets at 1,583,443.91 and deposits over a million dollars. quarterly dividends of two and a half percent continue.

Savings, & Trust, Company Kennedy Young Township Btockholders John 8.Fisher Henry Hall James W. Stewart John A Scott Hitler Peeler George T. Buchanan J. Wood Clark D. H.' Tomb D. F. Rink M- Jack J.T. Bell LF. Sutter Indiana H- W. Oberlin Rochester Mills W.D. Kelly Philadelphia H. L. McCullough Cockport John’ Scott

Estate transfers recorded in Indiana County deeds

In Indiana County deeds recorded from the period, various transfers include Ira CO Rank selling 14 acres in Montgomery to Mollie Bennett for 30 dollars. Mary Spires 110 acres in East Wheatfield to S. Mack for 2000. Dr. Asa White 5 acres in Banke to Antonio Jonacha for 149.53. Eva Biss acquiring 1.34 acres in Green from E. H. Grumbling for 65. Millia Fleming’s lot in Green to Mike Gresko for 125. Ryan W. Griffith 4.5 acres in Gharevaill to Tomas R. Lakehart for 70. Minetta Harding lot in Blairsville to David R. Campbell for 2000. Earl McAdoo lot in Burrell to Porter McAdoo for 150. A. & P. Weber lot in Rossiter to John Zareskowski for 260. Mary Davis lot in Indiana to David S. Fox for 2625. G. M. Blystone 107 acres in Washington to R. H. Park for 1686. Rebecca J. Hastings 3 lots in Marlon Center to John Rice for 1600. Anna P. Graff lot in Blaireville to George H. Klein for 400. Jeannette B. Long 1-6 of 56 acres in Rayne to John G. Long for 75. D. I. Shaffer 1-4 of 67 acres in Banks to Thomas J. Clark for 100.

Indiana Ira CO Rank Montgomery Mollie Bennett Mary ‘Spires East Wheatfield S. Mack Asa White Banke Antonio Jonacha Green Eva- Biss Millia Fleming Mike Gresko Ryan W. Griffith Gharevaill Tomas R Lakehart Minetta Harding Blairsville David R. Campbell Earl McAdoo Burrell Porter McAdoo É A P. J. Weber Rossiter John Zareskowski Mary, E. Davis David, S.fox M. Blystone Washington R. H. Park Rebecca J. ‘Hastings Mar~lon John Rice Anna‘p. Graff Blaireville George H. Klein Jeannette B. Long Rayne John G. Long D. I. Shaffer Banks Thomas J. Clark

Weddings Of A Week Orr Conner and Eva May Conner

Orr Conner of Apollo and Eva May Conner of Blairsville wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. Barrett officiating. The bride formerly taught at Hodge school Burrell township and recently resigned. Also listed are Gearhart McFarland marriage, Pease Houser wedding, a upcoming shower for Margaret Russell, and local prize winners and notices of church events in Homer City area.

Town Church Street Mary. Bodenhamer North Sixth Street Margaret Russell R. Harvey Cunningham Russrao Indiana Bodenhamer Cunningham

New Hardware Firm A T Taylor & Son Opens in Town

A. T. Taylor and son William W. Taylor have resumed the hardware and tinware business in the H H. Stoving Building on Sixth Street opposite the jail. The firm named A. T. Taylor & Son will carry stoves, tinware, enameled ware and house furnishing goods, inviting old friends to visit.

A. T. Taylor William W. Taylor Indiana Hardware Company HH. Stoving Sixth Street Mr. Taylor Ths Place Big Son Ag.a. 'T. Taylor & Son Atook

Alleged Slayer of Creskslde Faces County Suit

Augustus Borls of Ernest, named as a suspect in a fatal Creskslde fight, was arrested on a minor charge and jailed. He allegedly threw Joe Seliskey onto a porch at the Davis Hotel, breaking his neck. Borle was indicted for Seliskey’s death but eluded arrest. Also noted are pension awards to several individuals and a move of Means to McKean county for a hardware business venture along with a public sale planned in Georgeville in November.

Creskslde Augustus Borls Ernest Joe Seliskey Creskslde Tires Borle Soliskey Davis Meena County Ten Means Georgeyville Smethport Meany McKean County Means Georgeville Nichol Mills Blaine Don Ivy Wright Punxsutawney O'Harrah Adame Penevale

Birthday Celebrations Spotted Across County Towns

Numerous social calls marked birthdays in Toma ofty and nearby areas. Notables like Mrs. Kunkle and David Berry hosted gatherings, while visitors from Blairsville Indiana and Minnesota joined families. Community updates include church services, meetings, and local incidents such as a brick accident and a theft at a slaughterhouse.

Deaths and obituaries in Pittsburg area news

John Clark Jamison of In tram Pittsburg dies at home after Civil War service in the Fourth Iowa Infantry and wartime records. Rev. Samuel M Black, former Presbyterian pastor, dies in Fort Morgan Colo with six children. Mrs. Lavina Ann Kelly, 85, dies in East Mehoning with family survives. George McCormick of Blairsville dies from injuries at Allegheny roundhouse. Adeline Waugaman of Saline burg dies at 46 with nine children. Numerous notes on local meetings, visits, and hunting trips follow.

John Clark Jamison Salteburg Intram Pittsburg Mr. Jamison Samuel Shryock Jamison State Senate Des Moines Iowa Fourth Iowa Infantry Missouri Pea Ridge Sherman Vicksburg San Domingo Jamison Christopher Columbus Havana Egiate B. K. Jamison Philadelphia Samuel Samuel Treas Mary Sbodger Saltaburg M. F. Jamison Nettie Watt Belle Tompoon Indiana Saltabure M. Black Samuel M. Black United Presbyterian Churches New Florence West Yakfield Bethel Heshbon Fort Morgan Colo Paris Washington County Westminster College United Presbyterian Seminary Black Hovansboro Summit Johnstown Yarentum West Fairfield Melissa Martin New Wilmington Bertha Theodore Littell Bennett, Pa Rey James Db, Black North Bend Neb Thomas M Butler John Mary Jane Milas Sarah William Lavina Ann Kelly Levina Ann Kelly East Mehoning Township James M. Kelly W. H J. L. Kelly J. H Big Run Laura Funcheon Smethport Presbyterian Church of Glade Run Melntire George McCormick Blatraville W. R. Calhoun Allegheny Hospital West Penn McFadden Street Allegheny McCormick Mary McCormick Blairsville Adeline Waugamnan Adeline Waugaman Salinburg

Monument to Union dead urged by Salisbury leaders

Gen Harry White, president of the Salisbury Monument Committee, returned from Philadelphia where he attended a meeting. The project honors over 12 000 Union soldiers buried at Salisbury North Carolina with a 20000 dollar site and a monument, inscription to be submitted to the War Department for approval.

Harry White Monument Commission Salisbury Gen. White War Department Philadelphia Salisbury Monument Committee Pennsylvania N. C Valley Forge Gettysburg Salizbury Monument Vicksburg Orchard Knob Andersonville Cold Harbor Petersburg

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