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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1911

Page

1

September Court in Session Opens for September Trials

The September criminal court convened with jurors and grand jury instructed on handling many indictments including two murder cases. Constables were urged to patrol liquor venues and report illegal dispensing, while civil court opened with many cases continued or settled. Peter Vanity fined and jailed for six months plus costs. Lloyd Bartlebaugh pled guilty to assault and was paroled for a year. No sessions next week due to State convention of County Commissioners.

Samuel Streams Charles Ratkall Wilgus Logan Faith Graceton Citizens’ Band of Suesy Thad C Gipsy Peter Vanity Lloyd Bartlebaugh Montgomery Township State Convention of County Commissioners Court House

County Fair Impresses Despite Bad Weather

Indiana county Agricultural Association reports one of the best fairs in history. Rain cut Wednesday Thursday attendance but Friday crowds boosted totals. 27 track heats set a new record. Exhibits exceeded expectations. cash receipts trail last year by 1500 dollars due to poor Thursday turnout. Premiums will be paid despite larger entry lists.

Indiana County The Agricultural Association W. F. Buchhelt Allentown C. Buchhelt Big Run DuBois

Socialists Nominate County Ticket In Local Convention

The Socialists met at the West Indiana House naming W. B. Ackerson for Prothonotary A. M. Barron for Register and Recorder R. Hineteln for Coroner J. M. Parca for Treasurer Row Sipe for District Attorney FE. BE. Irwin and Wm Shaffer for Commissioners 10. BW. McCullough for County Surveyor A. M. War Horn and Lee F. Alger for Auditors. Harrieburg Firm Will Build New Bridge at McCormicks awarded to Ferro Concrete Co. of Harrisburg for 8145 with work starting Monday.

The Couity West Indiana House W. BE. Ackerson Blacklick Township A. M. Barron Burrell Township R. Hineteln Blairsville J. M. Parca Row Sipe Hhairsville FE. BE. Irwin Montgomery Township Wm. Shaffer Washington Township McCullough Maontgomery Townships A.M. War Horn South Mahoning Township Lee F. Alger Indiana Harrleburg McCormicks Ferro Concrete Co Harburg Pacw McCormick's

Temperance Women Meet to Morrow in Indiana County

The twenty eighth annual convention of the Indiana County Woman s Christian Union will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church in Homer City on Thursday and Friday. Mrs Eva G Thompson of Indiana presides, and the program includes sessions with addresses, recitations, and reports from county and state temperance leaders.

Homer City Indiana County Woman's Christian Union Methodist Episcopal Church Eva G. Thompson Indiana W. J. Wilson Sarah Rumbaugh Homer Wilson Teressa Jones Hidersridge Homer City Choira J. C. Burnworth M. B. Church Blacklick Ella M. George Beaver Falls State Woman's Christian Temperance Union Pennsylvania J .A. Hayes Black Lick J. R. King Sloan Morrow Plumville Union Luella Leasure A. T. Bell D.B. Magill Prohibition Party J. Read Morris A. J. Furthan Federation of Forces J. W. Shaeffer J. M. Adair H. E. Newcomb W. H. Warushuis

State County Commissioners Convention to Meet in Indiana

The convention of the County Commissioners of Pennsylvania will be held in Indiana on September 12 to 14. Edward Hunter will discuss roads on Wednesday. Township supervisors are urged to attend for valuable information amid new road legislation. This event is expected to be large and significant for Indiana and surrounding areas.

State of Pennsylvania Indiana Edward Hunter

Starred Wife Fatally Stabbed by Cold Chisel in Sunday Quarrel

Mrs. Carmin Brimo of Hellwood died Monday from injuries received during a quarrel with her husband on Sunday. It is alleged he plunged a cold chisel into her side. Bruno is jailed and faces a murder charge. Also reported Avia Passenger Truck burned near Cramer last Friday evening during transit from Indiana to Windber. Explosion of gasoline started the fire. loss estimated at 1709 dollars with 1500 in vandalism. A Prosperous Merchant A W Campbell proprietor of Square Devil Grove Hesdon keeps a well stocked store with competitive prices and owns the property previously occupied by Auld Run Coal. Suffered Severe Shock Mrs. William Nix turned on a live electric current at Wehrum and received a severe shock. burns to left hand and feet. Mrs. Nix is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Dickie of West Philadelphia Street. Murray Robinson, of Duflois, visited Murray Peeler on West Philadelphia Street this week.

Carmin Brimo Hellwood Bruno Avia Vnto TR. W. Adams Windber Cramer Indiana A. W. Campbell Devil Grove Heshdon Auld Run Coal Company Wehrum William Nix Nix George C. Dickie West Philadelphia Street David H. Cramer David TH. Cramer Co. M 18Th Penna. Vol. Cavalry Fredericksburg Meo William Cramer Blanchire Hogan George W. Cramer Butler County Frank Cramer Fayette County Mary Black Lucy Graham Wayne Avenue Pittsburg Allegheny General Hospital Coulter West Lebanon W. R. Calhoun South Tenth Street Samuel Bellend Wits Maser Wiberty Ohio Frank King Jeannette Elmer KK. Dinger West Minchoning Township Tehecce Cochrane Harry Kiser Lewis New Castle J. L. Orr West Philadelphia Mink Josephine Lewin Town Bown Missouri Dad McQune Latrobe Astrun Dormers John Kilonk Plitebareh A. A. Souitain Wyayne Evar Pirehase Line Macy Biterbaugh J. Mo Schrader

Weddings of a Week in Brushvalley and vicinity

Wedding notices from Brushvalley and nearby Indiana county describe multiple ceremonies. Johns Winklell and Miss Mary Belle Waddell wed at noon with Rev. McCracken officiating, followed by a wedding trip to Washington Atlantic City and Philadelphia. The record also notes Gibson-Lyons, Woods-Stormer, King-Miller, Rumbaugh-Walker, Genninger-Haines, Kunkle, Miller-Bry unions, and property transactions in Chestnut Street. A Pennsylvanian Canal Boatmen reunion is planned for Blairsville on September 13.

T Johns Winklell William Jane Brushvalley Misa Mary Belle Waddell James FE. Waddell East Washington Atlantic City Philadelphia Reouple Dr. Johns W. P. Johns Wilkinsburg West Wheatfeld Township University of Pittsburg St. Francis Hospital Conemaugh Township Indiana Normal Salinburg

Personal Briefs Highlight Local Social Guests

Miss Grace Orr visits Pittsburg relatives while Edward G. O’Hara and wife from Braddock are in town. Miss Lucella Lowry travels to Niagara Falls for the week as William White of Avalon stays with John Hasinger and wife. Various residents from loc al streets host or visit relatives in nearby towns, with many Indianapolis and Latrobe mentions.

Grace Orr Town Sng Pittsburg Edward G. O'Hara Braddock Iudi Lucella Lowry Locust Street Niagara Falls William White Avalon John Hasinger Wayne Avenue Wilber Shields Indiana James Manners Lizzie Wachob Lawn Church Street Oakland Avenue H. F. Davis W. R. Thompson Plumville Squire J. B. Graham Buffington Township Cort T. 8. Grim Aspinwall David Waiy A. C. Smith Pittsburgh Sandis Wieging Lizzie Wiggins McWeesport Clyde Guthrie Baltimore J. M. Guthrie Margaret Stevings Oak Street Pitesburg Howard G. Vogel North Ninth Street St. Xaviers Latrobe Samuel Hostck Wilkinsburg Hosack John A. Bell Wiliam Lewis Bryan Brown Springfest Archie Brown Near Willet John Engle Greensburg D. G. Brown Cherry Tree J. C. Foreman

Deaths in Westmoreland County Civil War veterans noted

A series of obituaries records the deaths of W. F. Mettreduke and WoE McCreight of Advance, and David H. Cramer of Cramer, all Civil War veterans. They leave widows, children, and siblings. services conducted in local churches with burial in Armagh Cemetery and Creekside Cemetery. A timeline includes ages, burial details, and family survivors across several townships.

Convention Pans Completed for Agi Sabbath School Meet

The fourteenth Agi Convention for the Iowa County Sabbath School Association will be held at Blairs villa EM September 21 and 22. Miss Aug Porter and Rev George Gibson will speak on youth education and Sabbath School value. W J Jackson Indiana Pa and Mrs McCreary lead sessions on graded lessons and adult classes. D F Rion Indiana Pa and Mr Stem Philadelphia address the gathering. Please send names of delegates to BDBE Thompson, Chairman of Entertainment.

Ania Iowa County George Gibson Cannonsburg Porter W. J. Jackson Indiana Dobar H. Warrell D. D Cherry Tree Allss Milvahoth Crawford Mrnest W. 2D. Stent D. F. Rion Stem Philadelphia BDBE Thompson

Pennam Regimental Association Holds Reunion at Punxsutawney

The 74th Pennam Regimental Association gathered at the G A R Hall in Punxsutawney on August 29 for its annual reunion. President Peter Freeh of Georgeville presided as the roll call showed several members present. Distressing news included the deaths of multiple company members over the past year. Officers were elected for the coming year with Peter Freeh as president and D A Hitchey as first vice president. The next meeting was set for Chambersville.

74Th Pennam Regimental Association 8Th Pennsylvania Regimental G. A. R. Mall Ac Punxsaulaewney Peter Freeh Georgeville Comrides John Kinter J. Wilson Shields Caleb Snyder John McQuawn Aed Pater Krech Af Co. Ws Jonn TR. Pattall Willking Carktercad John D. Nett Adam Blick John M. Weston Samuel Dickey AM. Swishey Acg. Winslow CL M. Wilson Cn B Wil Wai 7 Row Jobo R. McCoy David T. Faith Venpy Chambersville Weberny Vomeibera

Seven Properties Sold in Sheriff’s Sale on Friday

The sheriff conducted a property sale listing seven parcels on Friday. Names attached include Livia W. White and multiple administrators, with properties in Hanks Township and nearby areas. A religious service and collections followed at the local church, and visitors were urged to attend.

Sherif Tift Montgomery Nort Alabo Livia Hanks Minnie Mieser Aialpistrators Jo Jberedith Jo Jberedith, Deatautrdid Mereditty Shaltfir Luise Mo Shadver Theda Shaffer Mod Die North Mashorrlas Cheirsvilley Te Chenee Byielita Fats

Two Schoolhouses Burned on Saturday Night

Two schoolhouses in adjoining townships were destroyed by fire late Saturday, each on the eve of term openings. The Rich Hill school between Clymer and Penn Row and the Rexis school near Wintonddale in Buffington township burned after midnight Saturday. Incendiary suspicion surrounds the events as Miss Sadie Lyth and Miss Elizabeth Stewart were named teachers for the affected schools, with temporary quarters planned until new buildings are erected.

Cherrevhill Clymer Penn Row Rexts Bullington Township Wintonddale Cirei Sadie Lyth Buffington Township Elizabeth Stewart Rexis

Ministers Meet for Indiana Clergy Conferences This Winter

Indiana clergymen arranged a program of ministers conferences beginning October 2 at the secretary Rev. T. Q. Graham's home on School Street. Sessions feature talks on training tiny workers, Christianity's truths, atheism's claims, Stephen's defense, biblical supremacy, New Testament treatment, and the Jesus of a man of affairs. Real estate transfers and local court items follow with notices of convictions and family events in Clearfield and Indiana counties.

Indiana T. Q. Graham School Street W. T. Warnock A. J. Furman J. Day Brownlee D. D Stephen W. J. Wilson Charles F. Newcomb Crawford F. King

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Murray Robinson Duflois Murray Peeler Weat Philadelphia Street Gibson-Lyons Walter D. Gibson Pine Flats Grace Lyons Penn Run Swartz Crawford South Sixth Street Indiana Normal School William Lyons Cherryhill Township Lyons Beaver Valley Robinson Aarge King Miller William I. King Mellie Miller Canton H. FP. King Baptist Church King Samuel Carr Howard King Isrever- Kunkle Edward J. Brewer Hoxle May Kunkle Creekside W. 4. Wilson Chestnut Street Ja.ites Indiana Hardware Company Thomas Peeler East Chestnut Street Aid Peeler John R. Caldwell Caldwell West Chestnut Street Merry Vue Reynolds James Patterson Moaille Bayle Mary Iiice William and Dale Wittsburg William Reynolds Brush‘Valley Pennsylvania Canal Boatmen's Association Blatraville W. FL Mettreduke McCreight Wishington Township Advance Brookville Jefferson Coy Co. A Deveas Primerack Frank Perry Mra Hugh Campbell Near Sheloota Albert Clark Near Advance Benjamin and Joh McCrelcht William Borland Carneytown Carnahan Squire James Calvin Carnahan Wennesdy Everett Barton Slaters Creekside Presbyterian Church CG. Park Creekside Lodge Royal Arvantia Order John Felt George A. Veit Towns Benjamin Feit Oy Cyonmastus Trew Edi Ab Diether Mas Matilde Seanih Springer Irwin Mandy Norne Weatmoreland Douk Healites Marx Mnie Athend Clittips Slerk Charles Steck Armier Pavafor Nh Tris Place Hower City Oda Stauwukin Aupuke Tenhead Thurs Hiday Nanny Rayer Newey Wiger Dixon~ Ville Bo UE Bauer Ana Tin Huasband Dames Ane Thelen Cheater Gates Chester Gates Dixonville Penn Wispareve Aes Hancoh Hater Annfant Solisen Jlatrs Stephens Diltons Weynesdas Israel Paul Terae Paul Sunelliva Bs Iwane Alice Paul Punxsutawmey Chiroh Bier M. Heth Todia Tsalons Rev Canter le Bast Minhas Ing Baptist Hhareh Aid McPhail Xelanger East Mihoning Swishee's Hall de. Channers Danville State Hospital James S$. Llamigiers Clara Wherry Booth Bend Phices Hue Charles Griffith Pine D. Puvea Ledick A. Lydsek John Blotver Miattsville War Ponds Max Brody Santa Nastisl Burham &. Sweeney Lloyd Campbell Hear Mon Coal & Cote Banks de Cambria & Clearfield Raidwas Co Hi Curtain Tadda Foat Com Mekason Boulh Maehenuis AL OW Chuarth Montronery Willer Joseph Gowkt Conemaueb OM. Donahoy Mangaret Givens Glen Campbell Albert Downing OM. Sylow Biarel Mirgared Assan Hlarvey Crickles Clearfield Brickley Clearfield Yard Lyakoman Willliat Viandyke Thachi Hone J. M. Lichtenfels Pitcairn West Wheat Mr. Lichtenfels Robinsons Fair Grounds Murray Pounda Wikkinaburg Mr. Pougde Wayne Evenua
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