Real Estate Transfers in Centerville and Surrounding Areas
Wi Bowser heirs transfer a Centerville lot to Elizabeth Howard for $1. Asa White heirs sell a Glen Camp bale lot to Glen Campbell Methodist Church. Wt J S Stewart sells Indiana lots to H O Williams for $412.50. Ravenna Ferguson of 172 acres in Blacklick sells to Wm S Ferguson for $325. J W Hosier jot in Blairsville sells to Mary L Johnston for $2,000. D G Mack sheriff sells 134 acres in Brush valley to W L Stewart for $60. D C Mack sheriff sells 135 acres in Brush valley to W L Stewart for $600. Henry B Hostlander jot in Blairsville sells to G R Huston for $15,000. David A Campbell interest in 100 acres in Brush valley sells to R M Campbell for $75. Fred Rydbor lot in Glen Campbell sells to David F Brubaker for $400. Wm Ligate 56 acres in Wheatfield sells to Jacob Wagner for $110. Archibald St Clair 16 acres in Wheatfield sells to Jacob Wagner for $100. R Huston lot in Blairsville sells to Champion Manufacturing Company for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowser
Centerville
Elizabeth Howard
Asa White
Glen Campbale
Glen Campbell Methodist Church
J. S. Stewart
Indiana
H. O. Williams
Ravenna Ferguson
Blacklick
Ferguson
J. W. Hosier
Blairsville
Mary L. Johnston
D. G. Mack
Brushvalley
W. L. Stewart
D.C. Mack
W. L Stewart
Henry B. Hostlander
Wheatfeld
Jacob Wagner
R. Huston
Blairaville
Champion Manufacturing Company
Central Hotel passes to Samuel Holben new landlord
The Central Hotel in Punxsutawney has a new landlord, Samuel Holben, who took charge this week. He pledges comfort for guests and special rates for drovers jurymen and court attendees. Former operators William and Alex Bennett thank patrons and will return to their farms near Strangetown. Arthur H. Smith reviews two books on Chinese life and Chinese people in an Outlook series from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Holben
Punxsutawney
Holben
Mar
Holden
Mesers
William
Alex Bennett
Strangetown
Arthur H. Smith
Ching
Peking
Dr. Smith
Outlook
China
The
Outlook Company
New York
Philadelphia Street
Diamond Brothers Big Double at Library Hall Tonight
The Diamond Brothers show at Library Hall promises a pleasing, instructive performance led by manager Wall, with handsome, clever performers and entertaining novelties, earning praise from press and public. Also notes Mrs Geesey’s Brushvalley birthday gathering with gifts and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Brothers
Library Hall
Wall
Markets Report From Dutsburg and Nearby Areas
Prices for butter cheese and dairy items mixed with cattle, sheep, and hog quotes. Cattle receipts 143 loads, best grades steady, other grades dull. cows and heifers offered around 4 to 5 dollars per hundredweight, prime Yorkers quoted near 4.80. Sheep and lambs active, higher on top lots, with general demand steady for rest.
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Pitsburg
Act
Death of William B Swan Veteran Civil War Rites Held
William B Swan aged 84 died at his east Oak street home after two months of illness. A lifelong county resident and Civil War veteran in the 103rd Pennsylvania Volunteers he lived 20 years in town and previously on a Rayne township farm. Survived by widow and children George W Swan Clark Swan and Mrs Christopher Cook. Funeral at his late home conducted by Rev J M Welch with Rev Dr J Day Brownlee, burial Greenwood cemetery, G A R Post attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Swan
William B. Swen
East Oak Street
Indiana
Swan
Rayne Township
Chambersville
Isabella’ Getty
George W
Town
Clark
Wilkinsburg
Christopher Cook
103Rd
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Post 28
Second United Presbyterian Church
J. M. Welch
J. Day Brownlee
Greenwood Cemetery
G. A. R. Post
Robert H. Work
Indiana County
Rochester Mills
Eliza J. Ayers
Thad. C
Sarah Moore
Mirs
Annie Richardson
J. H
Forest County
Minnie
New York
Jeity
Etta
Westmoreland County
Mr. Work
Mahonings
George Conrad
East Wheatfield Township
Scalp Level
Germany
Conrad
Local obituaries reported for Work Waldbridge Love Smyers Penrose
Obituaries recall Robert H. Work of Rochester Mills elder state aged 70 with several children and long lumberman career. Jane Waldbridge, Lizzie Smyers, C Newton Love, Anna Penrose, and Frank H McCaffery noted with death details across multiple Indiana county families. services, graves and church affiliations listed.
Widow Rebecca Buchanan Dies at 89 in Ambrose Area
Mrs Rebecca Buchanan widow of the late William Buchanan died at her son Andrew S. Buchanans home near Ambrose aged 89 years 1 month 8 days after a long illness. She had lived with her son since her husband’s death eight years ago and was a member of the Newville MFE church. Services were held at her home Friday by Rev Wilson and burial followed in the Concordiat Cemetery near Ambrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Waldlbinge
Jane McKnight Waldbridge
Elizabeth Jones
Waskom
Tex
Indiana
James McKnight
Nancy McCombs
Jacksonville
Galveston
William Sandusky
Elridge Waldridge
Bethel Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Lizzie Smyers
John C. Smyers
Deckers Point
Marion Center
E. P. Foresman
Oakland Cemetery
Deckera Point
Anna Penrose
Henry Penrose
West Wheatfield Township
Andrew
West Wheatfield
John
Mary
Charles
Joseph
Lloyd
Garfield
Wapner
Albert
Heshbon
Germany Lutheran Church
Frank H H. McCaffery
Frank H. McCaffery
David Flecker
Mitchells Mills
McCaffery
Johnstown
Rebecca Buchanan
Wm, Buchanan
Andrew S. Buchanan
Ambrose
Newville
Wilson
Conenislat
William West
Bolivar
Obituary notices from East Wheatfield and nearby towns
Multiple death notices and church announcements from East Wheatfield and surrounding communities include George Conrad who died at 62 in Scalp Level, John Foust of Garfield at 43 from typhoid fever, child John A. Gill of Blairsville who died at six from measles and pneumonia, James Altsman of Beaver Falls at 74, Mrs. William West of Bolivar at 48, and infant Franklin Russell of Clarkeburg. Also noted are sermons, lectures, church appointments, and a temperance lecture, with revivals and pastor calls across Blairsville, Greensville, Curry Run, and Indiana, plus plans for Sunday services and school union meetings.
Public sales planned at Lewis farm and Gilmore estate
Public sale at the 8 C Lewis farm in Rayne township two miles west of Kellysburg will occur Tuesday November 13 at 10 a m featuring four heavy work horses three heifers yearling cattle calves two brood sows with pigs Berkshire boar Conklin wagon spring wagon buggy and other farming implements. Grise more sale on Wednesday November 7 at noon lists cooking stove heating stove chairs tables stands rockers sewing machine bedstead and bedding apples buckwheat potatoes lumber and more plus a six room house and lot. Both auctions include terms and credits and are conducted by local auctioneers. A play featuring Alvin Joslin and a Brooklyn bridge view is noted and White's restaurant is mentioned for Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. Lewis
Rayne Township
Kellysburg
Old Lewis Homestead
Conklin
McCormick
Lewis
DD. Stuchell
Grisemore
Pine Township
Indiana County
Margaret Gilmore
W. A. Martin
Ginson
Fall House-Cleaning Helps Edith Myers Buy Tricycle
Edith Myers of Brushvalley Pennsylvania extends thanks for contributions toward purchasing an invalid's tricycle. She notes she now has the chair and calls it a fine one. The message appears in a fall house-cleaning column with local notices and ads, including carpet protection tips and old papers for sale at the Progress office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Myers
Brushvalley, Pa
Progress Office
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the Central
Iamond Gros
Biz Minstrels
Franklin Geesey
Brushvalley Township
Vernon ‘cFeaters
L. Baumgardner
Hee
LF. Randolph
J.J. Hunt
Geesey
Alvin Joslin
Peugeess
Sue
J. C. Moore
Saltsburg
Dutsburg
GSA
Fred
Ohio
New York State
New Wisconsies
Wisconsin
Co. N. Love
C. Newton Love
Samuel Heitzenrater
Cevode
Presbyterian Church
Covode
Jss
John Foust
John A. Gill
Hany Gill
James Altsman
James Altsmen
Beaver Falls
H. J. Altsman
Franklin
IE Russell
Clarkeburg
Shelocta
Courch
D. M. Kinter
Creekside
Lutheran
Curry Ran Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
R. E. McClure
Blairsville United
Chas. F. Huss
Bethel
Venice
Rome
Christian Endeavor Society
Swartz Crawford
Crawford
George W. Hood
Sixth Street
Progress
Progress Ofice
Brooklyn Bridge
Cuineen Ad Wafil
White
J. C. C. McCracken
Margaret Adair
Charles H Stiteler
Stickspurg
Margaret W. Wells
Samuel A. Ritchie
South Mahoning
May Stear
West Mahoning
Harry C. Mack
Armagh
Hila Stutzman
Cramer Jacob J. Horner
New Kensington
Grace B. Douds
Bartlebaugh Montgomery
Maggie Patterson
Montgomery Archibald
Miller
E. A. Pennington
Thos. Sutton
H .M. Burkey
International B. & L. Association
Washington, D. C
Todiana
International
G. J. Feit
J. A. Crossman
J.P
Pennsylvania
A. C. Mecome & CO
Fourth Avenue
Pittsburg
L7ocom
Court of Common Pleas
County of
A. C. Fowler
Harmony Presbyterian Church
God
United States of America
MO. A. Pierce
Central Hotel
Indiana, Pa
Law
Duncan
Clyde, Pa
W. M. Cunningham
Randon
A. O. Cravener
Corner Ninth
Philadelphia St
John F. Steving
Wissel
the Satisfactory Store
Hallowe’en
New Orleans
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