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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1901

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Indiana County Fair Promises Bright Exhibits and Races

The 45th Indiana County Agricultural Society fair aims for record crowds next week with strong attendances expected and liberal premiums for county exhibitors. Track events include a $1,000 free-for-all, a steer race, and a Miss Zeno balloon ascent. nightly trains and an Indiana band program add to the lineup. A lavish automotive display and a ballooning act amplify the attractions alongside steady grounds and extensive horse racing highlights through Friday.

Indiana County Agricultural Society Indiana Society For the Free-For-All R. W. Wehrle M’le Zeno Blaireville Blairsville Thoreday Niait Philadelphia Express Night Express West Penn

Log job accident leaves man with knee amputation

John Rice of Deckers Point suffered a severe leg crush while coupling on a lumber train near Nashville. His leg required amputation at the knee. C P Daugherty of Fairview was seriously injured at Greensburg in a coal works accident and also had a knee amputation. Matthew Morrow of Kittanning was killed after being struck by a northbound freight train at Goodville while intoxicated.

John Rice Philip Rice Deckers Point Nashville Hoover & DuBoia Punxsutawney C. P. Daugherty Fairview Town Jamison Coal & Coke Works Greensburg J. W. Daugherty Matthew Morrow Kittanning Goodville Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg

Weighmaster Resigns From Fourth Ward

At Monday's town council meeting Mr James RB Bell resigned as weighmaster for the Fourth ward and no successor was chosen. Council will meet next Monday evening to decide on action for the sewerage project.

James RB. Bell Counel

Lightning List Devastates County Farms And Homes

During a weekend storm, strikes killed livestock and damaged property across multiple townships. The Hine barn at Elders Ridge sheltered a bull that was killed by a bolt, while Lucas’s White Township barn lost two horses. Walback’s West Wheatfield cows perished under a tree struck by lightning. Sebring’s Cherry Tree residence suffered severe damage, Hoovers’ grocery goods were harmed, and Remaley’s Cochrans Mills barn burned. Campbell’s Parkwood residence was struck with minor damage.

R. Hine Elders Ridge Thomas Lucas White Township Charles Walback West Wheatfield Cherrytree Frank Sebring D. W. Hoover A. B. Remaley Cochrans Mills Armstrong County

Firearm Accident Wounds Two in Avonmore Incident

North Point native Harry Welch now a telegraph operator at Avonmore station discharged a revolver while handling it on Friday. The bullet passed through his right hand and struck a bystander in the chest, but both injuries were flesh wounds. Welch formerly worked at the local freight station. The Oakland United Presbyterian Church near Deckers Point added an organ and improved the building with repainting by Samuel McAfoos under contractor G Kerr. Rev. Imbrie leads a prosperous congregation. Arden J. Arthur of Montgomery Township shot a four foot wingspan bird resembling an eagle last Sabbath morning.

Indiana A. 5. Cunningham White Township Progress Mt. Cunningham Department of the Works Frees & Co Gallion Indiana Brick and Tile Company Cunningham Harry Welch North Point Avonmore Welch Oakland United Presbyterian Church Deckers Point G. Kerr Grant Township Samuel McAfoos Imbrie Arden J. Arthur Montgomery Township Bolivar W. C. Kelly & Co Pennsylvania Railroad Hammond-Berkey & Co H. C. Updegraff Wilson France Bolivar Foundry & Machine Company Kelly's Drug Store Hammond, Berkey & Co J. W. Devinney Davie Rayne Township Fred McElhoes

Death Comes In Runaway Runoff Near Indiana Public School

Prof. W. S. Trainer, seven year Indiana public schools principal, was killed instantly when his buggy horse bolted after the bridle broke. His cousin Miss Rebecca Ditty escaped with slight bruises as the vehicle crashed by a coal house. Trainer’s funeral set for Brookville after services at his West Philadelphia Street home. He leaves a wife and several children, plus siblings, with a strong local legacy in education and community service.

Indiana Reat Maura W. S. Trainer Indiana Public Schools Trainer Rebecca Ditty Kittanning Glass, Works Mr. Trainer Ditty Glassworks Railroad Avenue Steving & Sutton West Philadelphia Swartz Crawford Presbyterian Church Brookville Winfield Scott Trainer Strattonville Clarion County Otis Vandergrift Howard Guerney Manurice Rose John Country School Indiana Cornet Band Cosmopolitan Club Masonic Order

Court Opens Autumn Term with Broad County Notes

The September term opened with Judge White on the bench. Reported issues include road repairs, liquor incidents at Nicholgrove, and minor gaps in stone clearing. Grand jury foreman B. L. Junker and a growing criminal docket mark a busy session amid county prosperity and debt reduction plans.

Grant Township Nicholgrove Canoe Township Barrell Township Huston B. L. Junker Indiana Edward McCracken Pennsylvania Railroad Homer City Commonwealth Va F. B. Baughman Commonwealth Ve Jno Wilson F. Luker Commonwealth Wm McCullough Wm. B. McCullough Wa. Stiffier Hulda Wells Frank Wells Jennia Bossart Jno F. Bossart W. H. Gaskell Va Bella C Nannie Bracken Chester Fry Maude Wallace Kate Buchanan William McCullough William Thomas Lottie Houstin Blacklick Township

Indiana county veterans to attend national encampment in Cleveland

Indiana County expects at least 126 Civil War veterans and friends to travel to the National Encampment of the Grand Army in Cleveland. A special car will carry the Indiana delegation from Pittsburg, with round trip fare of 6.15 dollars and return options through September 15 or extended to October 8.

Indiana Cleveland Pittsburg J. M. Marshall J. P. H. Shields D. R. Pringle

Heirs of Three Estates Bequest Filings

Bequests recorded in the past week include Margaret Heffelfinger of Sheloca leaving household goods to her stepdaughter Elizabeth E Heffelfinger and daughter H Margaret Heffelfinger with executrix Margaret. Hugh S Thompson of Indiana leaves estate to widow. Nancy Martin of Green township leaves estate to daughter Kate and husband William Glenn during life and to their children after death with William A Glenn as executor.

Margaret Heffelfinger Sheloca Register Elizabeth E. Heffelfinger H. Margaret Heffelfinger Margaret Hugh S. Thompson Indiana Jexecutrix Nancy Martin Green Township Kate William 4. Glenn William A. Glenn

Need of Preaching Doctrine Interesting Meeting of Indiana Ministerial Association

Monday's meeting of the Ministerial Association was held in the Baptist church. Rev. D. P. French of Plunaville read a paper on the Necessity of Preaching Doctrine, sparking a lively discussion among ministers. Rev. Dr. McCreery of Salt Lake City shared facts about the Mormons and western worship before starting a long journey. Mrs. Charles C. McLain of Wilkinsburg, visiting her mother, leaves for San Francisco to sail September 12 on the Sumner to Manila. her husband serves as treasurer of Tabsyas near Manila. John Alker of Third ward plans a seven-room home on School Street. E. M. Lockard handles the architecture and roofing the M. E. church with slate, due this fall.

Indiana Ministerial Association Ministerial Association Baptist Church D. P. French Plunaville McCreery Salt Lake City Utah Far West Starta Charles C. McLain Wilkinsburg San Francisco Cal United’ States Sumner Manila Philippines Tabsyas John Alker Third Ward School Street E. M. Lockard Lockard M. E. Church

Two Fingers Cut Off at Spruce Sawmill

Willie Bias, a lad employed at D. M. Henry's Spruce sawmill, lost the second and third fingers of his left hand to the saw on Monday. G A R Post 40 of Grant announces a basket picnic at Mr. Jacob Arthur's on Friday September 13, noting Arthur's 60th birthday. J A Blakley of Young township is named as a candidate for county treasurer in the coming Republican primary.

Willie Bias Beringer D. M. Henry Spruce G. A. R. Post, No. 40 Grant Jacob Arthur Arthur J. A. Blakley Young Township

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