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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1872

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Gettysburg and Merion trip notes on election day and academy exhibitions

The writer recounts traveling from Marion to Gettysburg on election day to visit J. G. Akes and notes local industry including flour mills sawmills a planing mill and other shops. They pass through Cherry Tree and discuss Hartranft's Pennsylvania victory and railway and rafting impacts. They describe successful Afurian Normal Academy and Georgeville Academy exhibitions, the presentation of a bound Bible to Prof. Axtell, and urge boards to support local teachers and academies without sectarian bias.

Marion Hartranft Gettysburg J.G. Akes Ares Ateam Hugh Rankin M. C. Getty J. Moore & Co Cherrytres A&k Greeley Pennsylvania Qlito Phedd. Claud Ss. RR. Co McGree Merjon Afurian Normal Academy Georgeville Academy Acthoal Prof Axtell Stutz

Cherrytree Village Notes On School and Concerts

The summer ferry at Cherrytree College closed with a quiet public examination on the 3d. The Cherrytree Glee club then held a crowded concert at the Presbyterian church. Kate F Moore led performances including Tennyson’s Brook and Dully Varden. The class gifted Miss Moore a volume of Longfellow’s poems as thanks.

Cherrytree College Cherrytree Glee Club Prof. Anderson Tennyson Kate F. Moore Ehe Dully Varden Main Barr Greenville H. B Longfellow A. 8. Lovelace

Roads Openings and Viewers Appointed in Various Townships

Court proceedings detail roads to be opened 30 to 80 feet wide from Armstrong to Oakland Cemetery and between Stewartville and Indiana Apollo roads. Numerous petitions in Cherry Hill, Center, Buffington, Banks, Canoe, and Montgomery townships request view, vacate, and supply orders for public roads and bridges. Viewers named include Ed Paige, James Reed, Alex Lowman, and others. several petitions granted or approved, including a bridge over Iwelick Creek at Diamondville.

John Fleming James S. Campbell Armstrong Stewartville Indiana Apollo Samuel Luces Ward State Road Warren Road Oakland Cemetery Saltsbury Road Salisbury Road Alex. McGaughey Annstony Montgomery John FB. Nolley Cherrytree Marion Poorman Killen Barkey Clearfield County Cabin House A.B. Clark L. Lewis Richmond and Canoe Road Marchand and Viger Cherry Hill I'welick Creek Diamondville Center Bwp Center Church Indiana and Bsaksburg Road Ed Paige James Reed Alex. Lowman Petiton Ciizerns of Banks Susquehanna Road Boar's Run Bridge George Brickley Paige Buffington Tp Joseph McCartney Blacklick Furnace Hamilton M’featers Thompson McCrea Wmn Young BR. G Woodside Buffington Strongstown Armagh Road Union Church James T. Bracken Wm, Young R. G. Woodside Vicinty McKee Road Indiana Borough Gen. White White G. Wine Robert McKee Thos. Craven James Moore Cherryhill Josiah State Josiah State Clay Pike Mechanicsburg Samuel Ralston James M. Campbell Thomas Ray Ixaec Mench Robert Martin B. Paige Blackleya Creek Clarksburg Saltsburg Said Creek FE. Waige John B. Hart Alex Fulton Canoe Gettysburg Joby Ferrier Hugus J.K. Thompson Johan G. Thompson Wm. Huffman Canogg James Gorman J. 4S. Thompson William Kauffan

Gratitude and memory in postwar politics

A 1872 Harrisburg Telegraph column argues gratitude to heroes like Washington and the Union army, condemning those who would erase the past. It condemns forgetting the Civil War’s sacrifices, praises Geary and Hartranft, and attacks Greeley and the Liberal movement while noting Pennsylvania’s partisan loyalties and public notices.

Patrick Henry Washington Benedict Arnold A. D. 1872 Pennsylvania Geary Hartranft Alten Buckalew Thompson Wen Harrisburg New York Herald Grant Ler Congress

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