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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1898

Page

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Republican Rally Opens County Campaign at Marion Center

State Chairman Elkin presented a large 20 by 30 foot flag to the county committee as a rousing outdoor meeting drew Republicans from nearby areas. Speakers included Duncan McGregor and S. M. Jack, with County Chairman John Fisher presiding, a Marion Center brass band and Indiana Glee Club provided patriotic music. The event, followed by a crowded court room reception, signals strong support for the ticket in November.

Marion Center Mr. 8 J. Thompson Macon Center Louis Glasser Alex Work William Mahon William Hamill William Q. Work Jobs A. Mahon Aaron John 8. Fisher Indiana Glee Club Elkin Republican County Committee John &. Fisher Geo. W. Hood J. Craighead A. W. Kimmel Irwin RicFarland George W. Simpson Harry, Bryan Ross Mahan S. A. Smith Walter Jackson W.T. Marlin A. T. Moorhead Party of Protection John A. Scott Duncan McGregor Glee Club Armagh East Wheatfield Township Joseph Cramer M. Jack John McGaughey Georgia

Money and Dress in the Church Paper by Rev Clarke

The ministerial association met at the Presbyterian church on Monday afternoon. Rev H M Clarke of Christ Episcopal church read a well written paper on Money and Dress in the Church. The program for the next three months was adopted. The next meeting will be at the First United Presbyterian church Buffington Township. Tract sold for 8000 dollars to eastern capitalists from the Duncan estate.

H. M. Clarke Presbyterian Church H. M. ‘Clarke Christ Episcopal Church First United Presbyterian Church Buffington Township Messrs

Train Collisions Delay Indiana Accommodation Return

A passenger train returning Monday collided with a freight train at Blairsville yards. The engineer was injured in the crash. At Graceton a separate incident occurred when a cow owned by an Italian miner was struck, wedging between the baggage car brakes and causing a brief halt. The two accidents delayed the train by over 30 minutes.

Blairsville Indiana Graceton

Indiana Baptist association three day meeting at East Mahoning

The 21st annual Sabbath school convention of the Indiana Baptist association met at East Mahoning church near Purchase Line beginning Tuesday afternoon September 27. Officers were elected, topics discussed included teacher roles and methods, and the association adjourned Thursday after reports from various missions and committees. A notable moment was the visiting ministers meeting at F Buterbaugh's home to extend fraternal greetings. Indiana horses also featured in Greensburg races with Sir Alcantara winning a free-for-all and Princess Pauline placing in events at Greensburg and the upcoming Clearfield fair.

Indiana Baptist Association East Mahoning Church Purchase Line E. Parker Pine Flats D. R. Houk Parker G. F. Cornman East Mahoning W. Teasdale Blairsville John Hank Dixonville R. R. Riedel Nellie Wiliams Cockport C. F. Corman A. J. Furman John Houk J. C. Delancey Ki. M. Lydick Rev. Thomas Dunkard Church Geo. Meller Poonxsutawney E. BM. Jones Clayville K. Hughes Pittsburg George Muller M. L. Rowland Denton State Missions A. J. Farman Publication Society Eas Rowland C. E. Parker Home Missions Temperance E. M. Ansley Chambersville G. W. Brady Ambrose Foreign Missions R. B. Dunmire Homer City A. J. Forman F. Cornman F. J. Sigemund Wintondale J. E. Kanarr Riedel F. Buterbaugh Buterbaugh Church Jesus Indiana Westmoreland County Sir Alcantara A. W. Lickart Greensburg Princess Pauline J. L. Cain H. E. Timberlake Mr. Timberlake Clearfield Fair Princess Pauline Sod Sandy Wilkes

New Officers Installed at Palladium Lodge

District Deputy James Nesbit of Blairs ville installed new Palladium Lodge I O O F officers on Monday Noble Grand J B Younkins Vice Grand Charles Dodson Assistant Secretary Harry Smith Right Supporter W A Lovelace Left Supporter Dr H B Buterbaugh Warden James Edmiston Conductor C S Brand Outside Guardian T E Hildebrand Inside George W Lovelace

James Nesbit Blairsville Palladium Lodge Noble Grand J. B. Younkins Charles Dodson Harry Smith W. A. Lovelace H. B. Buterbaugh James Edmiston C. 5. Brand Guardian T. £. Hildebrand George W. Lovelace

Home on a furlough for Ensign Owens of Indiana

Ensign Charles T. Owens of the battleship Indiana arrived home from New York City Tuesday. He has been granted a one week leave with an effort to extend his furlough.

Charles T. Owens Indiana New York City Mr. Owens

Reception Day at Indus Trial Home for Girls

Friday marks the annual reception day at the Indus trial Home for girls with all visitors welcome at the home.

Jon

One More Grave for William F Stonebraker Soldier Died at Home

Private William F. Stonebraker aged 21 of White township died at his home after a weeklong illness from typhoid fever contracted in camp. He served in Company F Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers and was buried with full military honors including a firing squad and taps. His comrades expressed deep sympathy, praising his faithful service and upright conduct.

William F. Stonebraker Henry Stonebraker White Township Captain Mahan Lexington James Evans Soldiers’ Aid Society John Jamison United States Philadelphia Philadelphia Street Sixth Street Greenwood Cemetery Mahan Samuel Hughes D. M. Caldwell Fiji Jamison Stonebraker Harney W. Fez Bunton R. Thomeson Jamis A. Fleming

Not Soldiers Long Muster Out Orders Pending Strength Report

Captain W M Mahon of Company F received orders to forward the company strength so muster papers can be issued once headquarters receive the report. The Fifth regiment faces mustering out when the 30 day furlough ends on Tuesday October 18. Some soldiers wish to remain active if offered more than monotonous camp life.

W. M. Mahon Newa William Stonebraker W. M. Mahan Harry Streams Plumville Andrew H. Burmheimer Tanoma Harry Stewart Ney Prothero Chickasaauga

Women Missionary Meeting at West Union Church

The women's missionary society of Conemaugh presbytery met at West Union church West Lebanon over Thursday and Friday with a first session Thursday and the convention closing Friday. Indiana delegates included Mrs J A Findley Rev Wm Nichol Miss Rebecca Allizon Miss Stewart Mrs J F Miller and Mrs J M Taylor. County commissioners allotted damages for dead sheep totaling amounts to J R Clark Washington township $8.50 P H Tinsal $10 F C Clowes $12 Samuel Streams $21.50 James A Thompson South Mahoning $7 Henry Elkin $15.50 Henry Bence $8 Peter Dickie $9.50 Johnston Moorhead Cherry Hill $15.

Women’s Missionary Society of the Conemaugh J. R. Clark Washington Township P. H. Tinsal Washington F. C. Clowes Samuel Streams James A. Thompson South Mahoning Henry Elkin Henry Bence Green Peter Dickie Johnston Moorhead Cherryhill

Bold Robbery Along Allegheny & Western Route Reported

A string of highway robberies along the Allegheny and Western railroad corridor near Punxsmawney and Dayton culminated at Loop in broad daylight. Three Black men robbed three Italians, extracting 115 dollars. Also noted is Mr. Frank A. Johnston, once of Washington township, now in Irwin with Johnston & Gongaware gents’ furnishers, inviting Indiana county friends. Will Moore’s son broke both bones in an arm while walnut gathering near Rochester Mills.

Allegheny & Western Railroad Punxsmawney Dayton Loop Frank A. Johnston Washington Township Irwin Indiana County Johnston &Gongaware, Gents’ Furnishers Nat Gatherer Will William Moore Rochester Mills

Fire at Hillsdale Shoe Store Arouses Small Theft

A thief entered a rear window of George Gromley’s Hillsdale store Saturday night and scattered oil on the floor then lit it. The blaze was discovered around midnight with only minor damage. Shoes and other small articles were stolen, but the culprit remains unknown.

George Gromley Hillsdale Gromley

Livestock Shipment Report From Area Traders

J M Moore ships 20 cattle 7 calves and 55 pigs to Barneston Pa while J M Nichol sends 105 sheep and 3 calves to West Philadelphia.

J. M Moore Barneston J. M. Nichol West Philadelphia

Wagle buys Robinson property on Railroad avenue for 1200

Mr. Al Wagle purchases the Robinson property on Railroad avenue for 1200 dollars. He will not occupy the new home until next spring. Mr. Charles Sloan, of Kellysburg, has moved his business to Glen Campbell and opened a racket store in the mining district.

al Wagle Robinson Railroad Avenue Wagle Charles Sloan Kellysburg Glen Campbell

Appointment of Ministers in Blairsville District

The M. E. conference at Braddock completed its session with minister appointments for Blairsville district. Most ministers return to former pulpits. list names crews including W. P. Turner D. D. Blairsville, Apollo H. Beacom, Armagh G. M. Alishouse, Bethel and Mt. Hope G. W. Anderson, etc. J. H. Keeley named field secretary and organizer of the Pennsylvania Anti Saloon League.

M. E. Conference Braddock Blaireville Blairsville W. P. Turner D. D Apollo H. ©. Beacom Armagh G. M. Alishouse Bethel Mt. Hope G. W. Anderson J. B. Taylor Bolivar W. G. Mead Cokeville S. B Laverty Conemaugh C. C. Emerson Dayton J. E. Inskeep Derry Station R. I. McKee Ebensburg Belsano John H. Lancaster Elderton J. N. Bracken Ford City Manorville H. J. Giles Gallitzin Alfred Turner Greensburg H. L. Chapman H. J. Hickman Homer City G. H. Huffman Indiana G. T. Reynolds Irwin L. R. Jones Jeannette J. W. McIntyre Cooper Street Thomas Patterson F Street N. B Tannehill Franklin Street S. T. Mitchell Grove Avenue Frederick Wineman Johnstown Kittanning S. M. Mackey Latrobe E. G. Loughry J. S. Wakefield Supply Leechburg

Church News Preaching Schedule and Clergy Moves

D M Kinter preaches Wednesday to Friday evenings at Purchase Line Academy and Sunday morning on Christian Progress with Rev W J Wilson preaching Sunday evening. Rev Francis H Smith to join St Peters Episcopal Blairsville. J Lloyd Shallenberger of Clarion lecturing Thursday at M E church on The Young Pastor and His Flock. Admission 25 cents for Baptist church benefit. Services at Second United Presbyterian each evening for communion prep. Rev E E Douglass of Hustonville assists, with Rev O H Milligan of Shelocta aiding communion on Sabbath.

D. M. Kinter Purchase Line Academy Christian Progress W. J. Wilson Francis H. Smith Johnstown St. Peters Protestant Episcopal Church Blairsville J. Lloyd Shallenberger Clarion Shelocta

Next Week's Sabbath School Convention Preparations

Indiana will host delegates from all parts of the county for the Sabbath school convention. Blanks for a statistical report were sent to all schools. supervisors should notify S W Guthrie if missing. Delegates must inform Mrs J I Bell of attendance. program corrected to M E church Thursday session. Date October 12 and 13.

Indiana Association S. W. Guthrie J. I. Bell M. E Presbyterian Church

September Term Court Ends Quietly With No Juries

A Beaver county court term closes after a busy session with Judge Wilson assisting. Over 30 cases were listed but many were settled or dropped. no juries were sent out and most verdicts were by the court. Several cases continued or settled on the day, including a verdict for the National Wall Paper Co. for 1251 dollars and 56 cents.

Wilson White Beaver D. D. Barrett Samuel E. Barrett David Jones N. C. English National Wall Paper Co.j Geo. W.crede, Jr M. D John Byers, Jr John Byers, Sr Emma Kelley Iron City Mutual Fire Insurance Company Pittsburg John H. Rochester W. B. Lowmaster W. J. Hill J. E. Hill Thos Hagan Indiana County Blairsville Commonwealth of Pennsylvania L. B. Kinsey

Fifth Entertained at Altoona Pennsylvanian MR YMCA event

The Pennsylvania Railroad Young Men's Christian Association in Altoona hosted a formal reception for officers and members of the Fifth Pennsylvania regiment. Speakers included Col. Burchfield and Francis Murphy with Major J P Kennedy and Mr Ney Prothero in attendance. Pension awards were announced for Samuel W Evans and Abner McConnall, and a widow Mary C Pierce was granted an original pension.

Pennsylvania Railroad Young Men’s Christian Association Altoona Fifth Pennsylvanis Regiment Col. Burchfield Francis Murphy J. P. Kennedy Blairsville Ney Prothero Boldiers Mary C. Pierce Flora

Property Sold In Nesbitt Estate By Misses Catherine

The Nesbitt property incomings were sold last week to Misses Catherine and Martha. The Progress prints all the news.

Catherine Martha ProgRess

Garfield man shoots self in alleged drunken episode

James Black of Garfield attempted suicide Saturday evening at Blacklick by firing a pistol into his breast after a night of drinking with friends. The 35 year old coal miner, a husband and father, was wounded above the heart and taken to a nearby house in serious but hopeful condition.

James Black Garfield Blacklick Black Pierce Reese, Hammond & Company Bolivar

Society Notes Highlight Weekend Socials in Town

The Y's hosted friends Friday night at their rooms on East Philadelphia Street. The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal church entertained Normal students Saturday. Fourteen town youths enjoyed a chicken supper at Hauxhurst farmhouse in Whitetownship Friday, with feasting and dancing. Mrs. John D. Patton opened the season with a brilliant party at daughter Mrs. John R. Wilson's Church Street home, where refreshments were dainty and the decor was elegant.

Y’s Philadelphia Ladies’ Guild Episcopal Church Hauxhurst Whitetownship John D. Patton John R. Wilson Church Street Wilson

Pleasant Birthday Party at Reed Home

Over thirty friends and neighbors gathered at Mr and Mrs J B Reed of Pleasant Valley Green township to celebrate Mr Reed s birthday. At noon all enjoyed a meal and a presentation of gifts from friends to Mrs Reed. The Deckers Point furnished music and all enjoyed immensely.

J. B. Reed Ant Valley Green Township Rees Reed Point

Also Mentioned on This Page

Armed Baptists Maha Company F W. F. Elkin James Cathcart Iddo Lewis Walter Ayers Jess Bell John McLaughlin John Kerr Frank McLaughlin Steele Kerr Israel Walker J. F. Wright Steve Mooney H. M. Barrett Murray Pierce Lon Cramer Meade Marshall Ralph Shilling Lewis Wetzell Missionary Convention Church News J. H. Rochester McGinity Charles S. Holdship Borrell Grace D. Newman Peter Connell Admir Patrick Graham Frances Vogel Et al Wolfgang Vogel John Malcolm Ee Township Isabella Malcolm John McClelland West Mahoning Allegheny & Western R.R. Co Archibald Matthews East Wheatfield W. E. Matthews Samuel W. Evans Brushvalley Abner McConnall
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