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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1904

Page

1

Republicans Open Campaign in Indiana County Mass Meeting

A large Republican rally in Indiana County opened the campaign with a parade and speeches by State Senator John S. Fishar and Attorney General candidates. Delegations from Blairsville and Tanoma marched with bands and miners and glass workers joined the procession. County Chairman A. Gilbert hosted at headquarters and a crowded Library Hall heard talks promising Roosevelt era policies and county ticket support.

Indiana A. Ham Gilbert D. W. Simpson Alfred Dugan Blairsville Cherryhill Township Manor Martial Band Rough Riders Homer City D. M. Caldwell Indiana Band Blacklick F.M. Graff Dugan Glass Works Tanoma Martial Band Rayne Township Mummers B. H. Lichteberger W. PF. Weittling Philadelphia Street Fifth Street Water Street Sixth Street Carpenters Areane Carpenters Avenue Library All Library Hall A. L. Gilbert A. W. Kimmell A. 8. Cunningham J. C. Wallace W. R. Loughry W. S. Daugherty Tom B. Hildebrand David Ellis Archie Nichol J. W. Shields R. F. McHenry Hugh Hamill John Shaeffer Noah Seanor W. P. Miller W. J. Broadmeadow J. ©. Anderson John ¥. St. Clair T. W. Cramer H. J. Clark J. O O. Leasure J. W. Devinney de. T. D. Stephens G. W. Davis D. E. Thompson FP. M. Graft Frank J. Nixon John W. Clark N. C. Bimpson Michael Fahey Dennis Callahan John Oxburg John S. Fishar John P. Elkin Mr. Elkin Ned Arden Flood Meadville Pennypacker Thomas J. Stewart Harrisburg John BP. Win Supreme Court Altoyney W. J. Shaffer Chester Elkin Frank McLain Lancas

Personal Brevities. EM Lockard and many visitors

Local notes list EM Lockard in Pittsburg and numerous residents visiting towns across the region. Frequent travels include Johnstown, Punxsutawney, Saltsburg, Blairsville, Apollo, Latrobe, and St Louis Exposition attendance by Mrs. G P McCartney and others. Several couples and individuals are noted visiting relatives, hosting guests, or attending events in nearby towns and cities.

EM. Lockard Pittsburg David Ellis Johnstown Neil Punxsutawney Ainsley Campbell Near Town Pottstown William Braughter Homestead Inez Getty Saltsburg Henry Thyng William Myers Lawrence E. Hasinger L J. L. McCallister Covode Hugh Mack Clyde St. Louis

Prospect for big Possum Glory coal plants announced

Two large mines to be built along Yellow Creek near Kenwood will fuel a new coal industry with 500 tons daily planned. Weaver of Philadelphia leads one operation. Possum Glory Coal Company funds the other, with 100 houses for foremen and miners and a 2100 horsepower power house. Coal to be mined with electric machines and shipped via Cherry Tree to New York Central and Pennsylvania lines.

Possum Glory Teilwood Yellow Creek Kenwood Weaver Philadelphia Possum Glory Coal Company Harry B. Clark Glen Campbell John P. Kennedy Blairsville J. Murray Thompson Deckers Point James Strafford Severas Morrisdale Coal Company Clearfield County Cherrytree New York Central Pennsylvania Solway T Process Company Syracuse New York Central Railroad Pennsylvania River Company Lebanon

Social notes from Blairsville area weeklong engagements

ADDITIONAL PERSONATS lists dozens of local visitors and residents in Blairsville district towns. Names include Mellenry in Belle fonte tis, Miss Zeigler visiting Seward, J N Widdowson from Mahailey, Mrs Edward Young of School Street, Miss Mary Weir of Pittsburg with Miss Emma Church, Mrs A W Smith from Philadelphia visiting Dr J M Torrency, and many others traveling to events or spending time with relatives. The J L Tempest Dramatic Company performs at Library Hall this week.

M.mellenry Bellefonte J. L. Tempest Dramatic Company Library Hall Margaret Zeigler Eash Oak Street Seward J. N. Widdowson Mahailey Barr Edward Young School Street Hugh Wylie New Castle Mary Weir Pittsburg Emma Church A. W. Smith Philadelphia J. M. Torrrency Lawn South York Mya William O'Hara North Mirth Street J.C McCracken Johnstown W. Hl. McCracken Pennsylvania Furnace Ware Thomas Lowman North Ninth Street Blairsville Lydia Rhoades George Holmes John G. Caueron Leechbury Anual Maragare Hamilton Blair Sarah E. Turner Misa Gwinnie Williams St. Louis Stella Hockman Allegheny Andrew Noos Caut Oakstreet W. Guthrie M. Work Town Leasure Cockport State Sabijbath School Association Hal. Vink Omaha Neb Hd. H. Sutton Church Street Latrobe Jesse Sickenberger Mitchells ‘Milla Richmond Medical College of Virginia Bickenberger Laura McCann Irwin D. Ober Rayne Township Mia John Houk West Philadelphia John M. Widdowson Carlton George Widdowson Shelton Able Louis J. Harry Moore Chicago Verpavehis Win Gerossa East Oake Street G. Mead ¢ Marshall

Century Club meeting reviews American literature themes

At the Century Club gathering on Monday, members answered roll call with Shakespeare quotes from The Merchant of Venice. The program featured talks by Miss Laura Davis, Miss Nell Guthrie, and Miss Ruth Villany plus readings from Teving's Sketch Book by Mrs. Walter Jackson. Absences trimmed presentations. no major business occurred and the club adjourned to October 24.

Century Club Venice America Laura Davis Hey Independence Nell Guthrie Washington Irving Ruth Villany Teving Walter Jackson Miss Davis

The Sextette forms Indiana band members in new uniforms

The sextette named for the Indiana band includes Ira and Lisle Myers Ed Zeigler William Kuhna Clark Flude and Charles Carr. They debut in red blouses and blue trousers and will perform at Republican county meetings this month. In other notes Rev N P McNelia published marriage bans for Miss Fannie Vogel and Frank Sweeney with a St Bernard church wedding planned later this month. J C Singers named postmaster at Deckers Point to replace J M Wivonpiong who moved to Hollwood. Mrs A A Beany fractured her right wrist after tripping on a board on her lawn. Miss Charlotte Clark of town visits relatives in Pittsburg and OI City.

Robert Watson Blairsville H. H. Longwill Tenth Street Pittsburg Ruth Adair Johnstown L. C. Williams Kenwood Bulma Rankin Church Street Apollo Anna Keener Clara George Oaks Street Rachel Holmes Carolynne Wallace Town Kate Walker St. Augustine Vila Flo Mitchell North Sixth Street G. P. McCartney Saltsburg W. J. Wilson Oakland Avenue Clarion County EB. O. Clements Richard Clements Paul Gessler Edward Feit Bolivar Jenny Trainer Smith D. Turner Wilkinsburg H. M. Lowry Sixth Street J. A. Wagner J. A. Horrell New Florence Altoona Clara O'Hara North Fifth Atreat Griffith Ellis George Fulton Edward WL Sutton Latrobe Sia Rother & Marlowe Nixon’s Indiana Band Ira and Lisle Myers Ed Zeigler William Kuhna Clark Flude Charles Carr N. P. McNelia Fannie Vogel This Place Frank Sweeney Dubois Vogel Paul Vogel North Fifth Street St. Bernard Catholic Church Chiatophon A. Whos Misa Iie Gonirtoh Mitehatls Milla Hinerlad D. N. Bracken Benjamin Winter Clara Hines Hiner Indiana St. Louis Mitehela Mills Augustine Goodvich Mer. Hines Joseph Hine Mitehallta Mills Jewelar Henry Gripen Margaret. Slear Gripen Bride Wellman, Miss

Fire destroys barn and farmhouse in Gonder township

A barn and its contents, valued at about 8200, burned on Saturday night in Gonder township. Neighbors saved the farmhouse from flames. Loss includes crops, tools, and two horses. Cause unknown. W. J. Lowman’s dwelling near Tanomma also burned on Friday afternoon. insured for 200 with 80 coverage on contents. Mrs Lowman was away. a flying spark from the chimney sparked the blaze.

Tie Boon Tamay W. J. Lowman Tanomna

Indiana Concrete and Construction Co Limited Organized

The Indiana Concrete and Construction Company Limited is formed by local men to manufacture concrete products. Officers are President I. J. Campbell, Secretary C. Richards, Treasurer J. H. Wagle, Manager J. K. Orr. They will produce building blocks water tables window sills and doorsteps and now supply blocks for a cold storage plant. A plant will be set up behind the Clymer Factory with a Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg rail siding and an expected output of 100 building blocks daily.

Indiana Concrete and Construction Company, Limited Oillcars I. 3. Campbell J. H. Wagle 7. K. Orr Clymer Manufactory Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg

Fire destroys McCormick flouring mill at Heshbon

The flouring mill of David McCormick at Heshbon was burned to ashes on a Tuesday midnight. The fire consumed the interior before discovery. improvements worth 1000 dollars had just been added. About 1000 bushels of flour and stock were lost. no insurance covered the mill. Cause unknown, suspected spontaneous combustion. McCormick plans immediate rebuild with roller process.

Westbon David McCornick Heshbon McCormick

Comic Opera at Library Hall Presented by New Century Club

A home talent production of A Trip to the Moon or The North Pole Discovered will be staged at Library Hall on Monday and Tuesday evenings October 24 and 26 under the New Century Club. Rehearsals are underway, with about 00 cast members in a fantastical dramatic spectacle praised for scenery, transformations, music, and costumes. The club supports town improvements and seeks broad patronage. Nearby items note transportation rail surveys, mail service changes, social events, and local real estate news.

New Century Club Library Hall

Marriages Chalked Up In North Region Notes

A series of wedding notices from Mitehall Mills to Blairsville recounts the marriages of Chiatophon Whos and Misa Iie Gonirtoh in Mitehall Mills, Henry Gripen and Margaret Slear in Pittsburg, and several other local couples. Attendants, venues, and post ceremony plans are noted, with guests and family ties emphasized. The items cover Freeport and nearby towns, showing a busy period of nuptials across the area.

Track Walker Thwarted Robbery Attempt in Goodvilio

A colored man attempted to rob a track walker on the Rochester and Pittsburgh railroad at Goodvilio Kauounty Sunday. The robber fired at the defender, who fled, and a West Mahoning constable led a hours-long search for the assailant with no capture. An Italian miner Dominick at Coral paid fines for shooting birds and carrying firearms without a license, totaling $89.

Mold Nero Goodvilio Salas Rochester & Pitta Kite J.T. Maover West Mahoning Township Dominick Coral Blairaville

Ministerial Appointments in Bittsburg Conference

At the close of the Bittsburg conference of the Rres Methodist denomination held at Mt. Washington church on Saturday the following appointments of ministers for this county were announced Bolivar and Armagh M J Anthony Blacklick and Homer City D W Foltz supply Indiana and Smathars J A Routhworth Whalesville J W Roda and Saltsburg J N Large Wile Jian Benbaker moved to Glen Row The White-Livi MeMGILLLY Herbiet bo dadighter of 8 S Weiver od town wi appointid tw Che Apolla changes

Bittsburg Rres Methodist Denominaton Mt. Washington Bolivar Armagh M. J. Anthony Blacklick Homer City D. W. Foltz Supply Indiana Smathars A. Routhworth Whalesville J. W. Roda Saltsburg J. N. Large Wile Jian Benbaker Glen White- Livi Herbiet Weiver

Cyrus Alyurs to Lead Services in Kairvian Chiaveh Sabbath

Cyrus Alyurs of Bhelovtin will conduct services at the Kairvian chiaveh on Sabbath at four o'clock. The event is announced by CUCM News and features a communal gathering led by the local religious figure.

Jtav Cyrus Alyurs Bhelovtin

Religious gatherings prompt county Sabbath school convention

A county Sabbath School Association convention will gather in Cockport on Friday and Saturday October 28 and 29. W. G. Slonaker and other Sabbath school leaders will address sessions. delegates are urged to attend and contribute to a county and state fund. The program includes multiple devotional services, conferences on teaching methods, and reports on home missions and Sunday school work. The Pittsburg Lutheran Synod session also met with ministers and officials discussing foreign missions and home missions.

Cockport Indiana County Sabbath School Association W. Ci. Tandia Philadelphia Stev W. G. Slonaker Goathart Association W. Guthrie A. O. Cravener James J. Chapman Vripay Arimanaon A. Krider Leasure A. O. Craveney S. W. Guthrie Solo Dr. King W. G. Landis George Bluteler I.K. King James F. Chapmin Frank Snyder W. G. Landin Hehold George T. Buchanan J. R. King J. B. Weaver W. Gubthrie Mia A. O. Cravenar Pittsburg Luther Church Lutheran Church Wwe Trey Loch Hay Toy H.R. Bittle Wurtle Creek Hey Kline Baltimore Rav A. Yankey New Kensington Row Bittle Hov Kilne Foreign Missions Dr Kocht Susquehanna University de. Hoifelhower Gettysburg College Krod Gottwald Board of Education

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