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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1907

Page

1

Deaths and obituaries of Alliance residents and others

A series of death notices from Alliance and surrounding areas reports Agnes McLaughlin of Alliance died at Allegheny General Hospital after a visit with her sister Mrs Smith. Other obituaries include Aaron Lockhart former cemetery caretaker, Mrs Mary Wills of Sharpsville, Amos Rowe a Civil War veteran, and infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reed of West Lebanon. Funeral services and interments were noted for Greenwood and Galland cemeteries.

Mia Agnes M'Rauotimln Agnea McLaughlin Alliance Allegheny General Hospital Allegheny As Smith Sixth Street Harry Pittsburg Indiana David McLaughlin Robert Alllanos Siater Oalland Aaron C. Lockhaiuts Aaron Lockhart School Street Arnabenug Greenwood Cemetery Met N. J. Weeks Town Wiliam Homer City Belle Hill Blairsville Martha Johnston Canton Ann Duncan J. M. Welch Second United Presbyterian Church Brownlee Mary Wills Mary Wiles Sharpsville E. X.wiles Cleveland J. Willis Wilson West Waterstreat Amos Rowe Mt. Clemens Mich Co. B Tapth P.V Mya Albert Reed West Lebanon Jetermient

Court session opens with various returns and cases

The regular September session opened with Judge Telford presiding. Motions heard. fire escapes cited for Brandon Hotel Rossiter, Pleseant Valley Inn, Capitol Hotel Glen Campbell, and Sterner Hotel Dixonville. Grand jury foreman appointed J A Findley Indiana. Several larceny guilty pleas and burglary charges noted. true bills include Commonwealth v Jacobs, Bowers, and others. Kent and White Township notes, and local sports and oddities wrap the page.

Peuc Wuls Oenders Telford Brandon Hotel Rossiter Pool Room Pleseant Valley Inn Capitol Hotel Glen Campbell Sterner Dixonville J. A. Findley Indiana H. C. McGraw Exler James Curtis James Curtis Va Wm. ¥. Cribbs Et al., Continued; Mary H. Straw Mary O. Buchanan W. Heary Max Shuifman W. A. Lantay Roger Wm. Chambers Christ Calborale Rogers Kelehemon Commonwealth Albert Jacobs Francis C. Bowers John Alton W. D. McFeaters Jamed Crossman Ateal &c Pat Toohay

Indiana Fair Veterans Rally and Exhibits Attract Big Crowd

A large Indiana fair opened with Veterans Day events. General Harry White oversaw a parade and rally after a flag raising, with a concert by the Glntown Reed Band. Exhibits in the Round House showcased Indiana firms and farm displays, including Angora goats, cattle, hogs, and machinery from local businesses. A county girls and boys 4-H style program ran alongside plant, poultry and crafts displays.

Indiaie B Harry Coty Indiana Glnstown Ises Burgess James A Aotric Rouid House W. R. Loughry ,& Cox D. M. Caldwell, &Co L.patti‘son: Co Work & Son Cunningham Co Mack's -Co Partment He’ G Moorhead H. H. Steving Farm Porch, Bros. Musical Engreements Indiana Hardware, Co Moore Appleby’ & Peterson J. M. Stewart & Co The Business College Singer Richard Grant Gibson Hoydand Myera Frank~Winsimer Gatty Evans J.ickay White Township George Bisa Ae . Davia Center Town J. Ne Stewart Town Keener Tee Pxwell Allopery Rock Dickaon ,& Son oOal Gosheanton Mercer ‘County Entyleathie

Pension reissues and increases listed for Indiana county soldiers

The notice lists pensions issued or increased for Indiana County veterans since the last issue. Names include John T. Bolgan Wilgus Peter Palmer Oliver A. Scott Franklin Overdorff J.R. Shields John F. Roland Phineas A. Work Jacob Bee Alexander Morgan Mrs Sarah A Burkhart Allen Leard Anthony Earhart William Smith and others with monthly amounts and start dates. Also reports the sudden death of Mrs. Bruce Wissinger near Advance and notes a Republican state league meeting with delegates in Harrisburg.

Indiana Counory John T. Bolgan Wilgus Peter Palmer Blairsville Oliver A. Scott Homer City Franklin Overdorff Indiana J.R. Shields John F. Roland Phineas A. Work Rochester Mills Jacob Bee Alexander Morgan

Black Hand Fatal Attack Ends in Death at Blairsville Shop

Frank Ciepiano a Blairsville shoemaker faced three intruders claiming Black Hand debt. He fired at the nearest attacker. one assailant stabbed him in the breast as they fled. Ciepiano survived, the other assailants escaped, and a county jury exonerated him after an inquest. A reward was proposed for two more suspects: Carmelio To discon and Dominat, believed Black Hand members.

Frank Uclepiano Blakeville Guiseppe Galasito Ciepinno Jai Frank Ciépinnois Blairsville Ciepiono Othia Ciepiano Black Hand Gates Cieppiind Jiry Jaine Morabit Cieppiano Carmelio Todiscon Dominat

Engagement Announced for McDowell and Widdowson

Mr and Mrs Edward Dwyer of Cby met announce the engagement of their daughter Mien Hattle I McDow ell to Reyden C Widdowson of Olyier Both are popular in the county The wedding will be a social affair at the bride's home in September Also notes list teachers transferring to various cities and a September 7 departure for a Railroad excursion with revised train times.

Edward Dwyer Cbymet Mien Hattle I. McDowell Reyden C. Widdowson Olyier Widdowson Bunsell Coal Mining Co Ach Clynior

Weddings of a Week in Cambria County

A week of weddings reported in the Cambria area features J J Mitchell of town marrying Mrs Eliza Empatricis of Spangler at Rev Edwin Young's Pittsburg residence. Mitchell, son of James Mitchell, is a long-time school teacher slated to teach at Garmans Mills. His bride is sister to George and James Halmiston and has served as postmistress at Spangler. Guests included Mrs Hila Houston and William G Mitchell with his wife. Also, Leslie G Anderson of Sagamore wed Nora Elgin of Creekside on August 27 at Jamestown, with Clair B Gahagan and May Elgin in attendance and a reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Gallaher of Balama, N. Fairman Washington and Rose Washington wed at home in Creekside with Roy Fairman and Miles Washington as witnesses. Roy Fairman and Olive Maian of Lovejoy joined in marriage at Homer City, officiated by Ray Lewis Hay. The notices continue with the pairing Roy Balrman and Miles Rose-Washington, both Creekside, married Wednesday at the bride’s home per Rev W J Wilson.

ASG Tobhsaton Creekside David B. Rodkey Leard Antutany J. W. Black Beavertade Todlana Tomb Armagh Atlantic City Sara Brilhart Town Leslie Chicago Misa Maine Black Pittaburgyta Twelfth Samual McDonald Peabody Kan Indiana County Bo. Welch Plamville Homer City Laurs Dabighatty Vandergrits Laura. Igme Wieiak Martin B. Stadtiitler Deleo't Mieb Townsend al Wilson Avonmore J. T. Hoover Lliner Lewis Bwicksburg Samuel Nichalaon Wilkinsburg G. Trimble Latrobe J. la Culp Sixth Street Maleam Teeport Harry Ortz Vandergrift David Ortz Josen P. Harkles Pittsburg Frank McCartney Philadalphia W. T. Wilson Church Street Dave Fleck B. C. Fleck Grant Street Tadgen “Mounisin Somerset County Anna Lockhart Locust Street A. 8. Long Irwin Homer Barr Findley Barr East Philadelphia R.T. VanHorn Kansas City Mahonings Henry Heyman William O'Hara North Fifth Street William Elder Lock Haven Dorothy White Avalon W.E. Winn P. J. McGovern Josephine Indiana North Ninth Street Harry McCreery Carson Neb O. C. Irving J. T. Bell Lowry Young Seventh Street Missen Anna Wagle Rose Trainer Duboin Reynoldsville Harvey Houk Filladelahia Purchase Lins Howard David Houk John Gardner Montgomery Township Vialtor Gardner J. M. Matthews Ligonier Charles Hill Pittaburg J. R. Adama Bracken Bucknell University Indiana Normal School J. W. Barnett Droflterson Marblehead Maas Barnett i Sammel Barnett Hugh Given First United Presbyterian Church Given J. J. Hedson Indiana Laundry Niagara Falla Jaandyymen'a Association Walter Willover Abi Ne Yu Tudge W. W. Black Hveyett Wantington J. Stew”art Plimvilla Parella Ware Rank Stewart and Tally Braddock Ira Stewart Altoona Byron Stewart Abillven John Frank Adams Keuwood Dive W. W. Brady Minvia Arle Marion Center M. Black Russell and Nellis Chambersville H. W. Black Samuel Wilbur Beaverdale Nannie Mary Cunninghams Helwans Cunningham Farm Ebensbure Bewlah Ronda Blacklick Logan Vantorn John Stear North Point Nancy Conner McKees Rocks Lucinda Neal Huth Collins Laura Hughes J Walter John Lewis Song Milas Florence Robinson Punxsuitawney Stella Serene Saltahburg Plittsburg Earl Lewis Charles Aloan Greekside Lawrence Shields Clavenes Shields Rayne Township Lydie J. B. Lydie Clymer Sproul Penn Run Hugh Smitten Marchand Edward O'Neal Mitchells Mills Olivet School de@hoolhouse Crum Salinburg Olive Rosensteel Eldar Ridge Zoe King West Lebanon von King Leechburg Rey 0. Z. Hutchison W. Tester Walker Robert H. Wilson J. D. Ort No. 7 School Tewisville Jennie Barker Isaac Miller Kittanning Blairsville Af Itchell Clair B. Gahagan May Elgin Henry Gallaher Bala Ferriga-Musau O. J. Ferrier Olive B. Maian Lovejoy Ray Lewis Hay Pairnan-Wabshington Roy Balrman Miles Rose-Washington W. J. Wilson

Indiana County Doctors Enjoy Outing at Twolick Country Club

The Indiana County Medical Society held its annual outing at Twolick Country Club on a sunny picnic day. About a score of doctors, their families and friends participated in boating, fishing, tennis, and quoits, with a noon dinner served to all. The gathering concluded with a shared sense of enjoyment and plans for continuing the event next year.

Indiana County Medical Society Twolick Country Club

Unclear Service Meeting Draws Thousands in Town

A large gathering estimated over 4,000 attended a religious meeting in Rolie BRAVE town. Sermons referenced Branger toa and Mereuel leadership with a strong spiritual interest noted. Services start Sunday with daily hours listed, though many words are garbled.

Rolie Pitteburg Mereuel

A Pable Wedding On Wednesday At Ne Home Church Street

A double wedding was performed on Wednesday by J Day Brownlee at a home on Church Street. The bride and groom listed include Jane and Grace Taylor with Parlewoods noted. participants unnamed or misread.

Wes Hey J. Day Brownlee Church Street Ice Jane Flea Siobere Grace Tola Paltyor Noth Parlewoods

District Sabbath School Convention Plans Are Set

Indiana County hosts two district Sabbath School Conventions with sessions at Pine Districts and Rossiter in September. The programs feature devotional exercises, lectures on Bible study, superintendent training, and missionary work, with delegates urged to attend from all local schools and churches.

Pits Green Cherryhill Pine Dists Pridsy Thompson John A. Smith Simon Hawk Sproull Holgopple John W. Williams Cravener Sayles Bracken Indlangi County Wowon Christian Temperance Unio Presbyterian Clarksburg Afr Ty Ahildren Oribbs Chure Morven Robert Marbison Thorn iUnets Mist Mika Graca Preatdant Hood Thorn Drs Cotmenoteos Mra McGill Cenyer and Prain Marion Contar Ridgway Ory Moi Demaley Gibxa Mr & W. Bork Institute Institute Ridgeview Park, Mrs. Mary Bryce, Kira. Mary. Bunsall Lito Carlin Moore Baby Willard Marchand Marlon Center Glen Campbell Lean

Two Barns Burned In Armstrong And Blacklick Townships

A barn on Woodward Walker farm in Armstrong township was wrecked by fire shortly after noon Wednesday. Albert Miller occupied the farm and threshing gear caught fire in the straw carrier, destroying machinery and contents. The large Dickey barn in Blacklick township burned around midnight Tuesday, consuming the year's crops, implements, and livestock, with only some animals saved and about 1300 dollars insured against loss.

Armstrong Blackllick Henry Lossem Woodward Walker Armstrong Township Albert Miller William Dickey Blackilok Jong

Strangford church dedicates new Methodist Episcopal chapel

The Strangford M E congregation near Blairsville dedicates a new church with services led by Rev. Noble and Rev. William Conner. The program includes a sermon, dedicatory exercises, and afternoon and evening services. A separate report notes a fatality and an inquest into a death in the county.

M. I Strangt New Methodist Episcopal Ch Strangford Blairsville Wills G. Noble Tor Wy I Conner Hitler Conner Valey Povaning Penaching Perahings A Ipworth

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