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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1912

Page

4

Taft Sherman ticket listed for national race

A 1912 newspaper snippet lists the presidential ticket William H. Taft of Ohio and James S. Sherman of New York, with Assembly candidate C. Watson of Indiana noted in the county section.

Nation William H. Taft Ohio James 8. Sherman New York C. Watson Indiana

THREE ESTATES DIVIDED IN PROBATE OF INDIANA WILL

Probate items reveal Rebecca Hill of Indiana leaving her entire estate to husband Thomas with token bequests to grandchildren Annetta Crouch William Hill and daughter Mrs. James Park. Son James Miller Hill named executor. Other wills from Indiana Mrs Nannie McCune and Rayne township with multiple $300 bequests to church relatives and friends and four-way division of Walker property to several heirs.

Documenta Rebecca Hill Indiana Thomas Hill Annetta B. Crouch William A. Hill James M. Park James Miller Hill Nannie McCune Yate B. L. Presbyterian Church J. H. Lawther Bessie Stockman Nannie B. Smith Evelyn Lawther Nannie A. Work Alexander Walker Rayne Township Margaret C. Smith Ben Walker Thomas A. Walker Velma Scott Virginia Fyock Victoria Virgil Rowe

Prizes Offered for State School Essays on Protection

A campaign prize contest by the National Republican Committee of Pennsylvania invites school children to write essays on Protection versus Free trade. Prizes total 50 25 10 and ten at 6, with the top three printed statewide. Essays must be under one thousand words and due by October 20, with entry to 1527 Grant Street Philadelphia.

Moore National Republican Congressional Committee of Pennsylvania Wilson-Gorman Gtnat Street Philadelphia Manu, Werote Inter

Recent Deaths in Rayne and Nearby Towns

Obituary notices honor Miss Sidney Thompson of Rayne township who died from injuries after a streetcar accident on September 26. The report lists survivors, services by Rev. Wilson, and burial at Washington church cemetery. Other notices include Anna Jane Carnahan of Hillsdale, Elizabeth Little of Washington township, infant Leroy Glen Thompson of Brushvalley, Sus n Pershing of New Florence, Orpha Trimble of Wilgus, Mrs George Smith of Graceton, and Lena Anderson of Rossiter, each with death dates, survivors, funeral details, and burial locations. Also notes a change in travel days for optician Mrs W E B Mahaffey to Indiana.

Sidney Thompson Oliva Sidney Thompson Rayne Township Frank McHenry Miss Thompson McKenry Thomas Thompson Joe Milton Margaret Finley White Township W. J. Wilson Washington Church Carnahan Anna Jane G. B. Carnahan Iitladale McAfoose May Brown Apollo Geo Martin McAfoose Melitta Ripple Margaret’ Longa‘necker Hillsdale I. F. McLeister Rowley Cemetery Elizabeth E. Little Elizabeth B. Little J. W. Little Washington Township Lowry Andrew Benton Vandergrift Nora Frank Charles Benton Kelley Tanoma Martha Wheeler Reynoldsville Leroy Glen Thompson Charles M. Thompson Brushvalley Township Rev. M. Hackman M. B. Church Mechanicsburg United Presbyterian Susan Pershing Samuel Pershing New Florence Cora Elliott Derry Jennie Bell West Fairfield Orpha Gwendolyn Trimble James Trimble Wilgus George Smith Graceton M. R Indiana Lena Anderson Rossiter Anita

Terms of Sale Notation From Connemation Yard Sale

Fragmentary OCR notes show a sale terms entry mentioning Gaan 3 Connemation and W. Barkley with brief identifiers. No clear date, place, or full details available. transcription omits essential facts to establish a complete notice.

Barkley

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