Recent Deaths and Obituaries Highlight Local Residents
Obituaries list John Fee of Brushvalley who died August 30 at 28, leaving a wife Ellen Duncan and children Laura Gamble Milton Fee and others, with services at Greenwood cemetery. Rush Clark of Creekside dies after hospital treatment for injuries from a fall. Joshua C. Henderson of Bolivar dies at 63. Miss Margaret Lukehart dies at 40 near Smicksburg. J B McKinstry dies in Apollo at 77. Bernice E. Morrow dies at 9 months in Ligonier. Mrs Margaret Henderson dies at 68 in Greensburg. Carl Blose, two. year old near North Point dies of cholera infantum. A Jackson Lear of New Florence dies at 62 after illness.
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John Fee
Brushvalley
Eilen Duncan
Beringer
Laura Gamble
Windber
Harry W. Fee
Town
Jennie
Lizzie Fee
Pitteburg
Milton Fee
Braddock
Amanda Adams
Rosanna Overdorff
Margaret McLaughlin
Heshbon
United Presbyterian Church
Chilcote
Greenwood
J. C. Henderson
Joshua C. Henderson
Bolivar
Lucy Treasure
Margaret Rager
William Henderson
Armstrong Henderson
Robinson
Margaret Lukehart
Charles Mowland
Smicksburg
Mahoning Baptist Church
Wednes
Bernice E. Morrow
Bernice Elien
Bert Morgew
Ligonier
Wae ‘Wade
Carl Blose
Carl
B. A. Bloge
Near North Point
Bt. Jacob Church
Personal Brevities From the County Seat
D A Buchanan of Pugxsutawney transacted business at the county seat yesterday. Miss Cecil Pearce of Winslow in Jefferson county visits Senate Commissioner and Mrs D T Mise Grace Nichol of Whitetowg ip returns to Wilwood Ind to resume teaching. Lada H Walker of Bondville Jr has spent two weeks at her father RA Walker’s home on West Fall Philadelphia Street. Mrs Jennie Wright and son of Johnetown were guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Walker on West Philadelphia Street last week. Mr and Mrs J B Phillips and son of Valley Park, previously visiting relatives in the county, returned home Monday. Mr and Mrs Wellington B Clark Mahaffey were guests of Mr and Mrs B Clark of North Ninth Basconeshioe Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Buchanan
Pugxsutawney
Mise Cecil Pearce
Winslow
Jefferson County
Senate
D. T. Mise
Grace Nichol
Whitetowgip
Wilwood
Ind
Lada H. Walker
Bondville
Thie Father RA
Mahaffey
Clark
North Ninth
J. C. Leasure
Alph Hell
Wilkinsburg
George Clark
Meyersale
J. J. McCune
Near Latrobe
M. M. Thompson
North Seventh Street
M. H. Henry
Blairsville
F. A. Ferguson
Alvin
Gallitzin
T. W. Daugherty
North Eleventh Street
Walter Williams
Wilmerding
8. E. Buterbaugh
Churchville N. Y
J. M. Boucher
Johnstown
W. W. Straneler
Corry
Indiana County Friends
P. A. Willet
Gowanda N. Y
J. D. Farth
Pittsburg
James McFarland
W. M. Cunningham
Joanna
Allegheny
Indiana
Green Township
J. F. Haney
George Edmundson
W. W. Hunter
McKeesport
John L. Getty
Church Street
M. J. Orr
Grace
Lorain O
Bertha Orr
Charles Lockard
Myrtle Mottarn
Washington Court House
Hulala Walker
Guest list highlights Indiana county social week
A long roster of visitors and residents shared last week across Indiana county, including Alph Hell of Wilkinsburg and George Clark of Meyersdale, with many locals hosting relatives from Latrobe to Blairsville. Notables include J J Davis from Apollo and H S Boyer family returning from Penn Run.
Governor Deneen and Law Enforced in Illinois Ride
A governor of Illinois and companions were stopped for car lights and speed near Peoria. Officer Hill booked them for night-light violations, and Deneen identified himself. The incident underscored strict law enforcement across social ranks and the need for applying old laws equitably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deneen
Illinois
Peorim
Hill
Po- Heeman Hill
Governor Deneen
Stern Sentinel
Old Canal Boatmen Reunion Marks Pleasant Gathering
The 25th annual Pennsylvania Canal Boatmen’s Association reunion at Blairsville drew members and guests with a day of ceremonies, greetings, and obituary notices. Officers elected included M. D. Wiley as president and G. A. Wagle as vice president, with 146 deaths reported among members in the past year. The event followed by afternoon addresses from notable attendees and music from the Cooper band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Canal Boatmen’s Association
Blairaville
T. B. Marshall
John W. Carter
James McAnulty
Indiana
William Stitt
Bairdstown
Robert Bingham
Aspinwall
H. C. Cameron
Bellevue
David R. Lucas
Pittsburg
Wiliam Leard
Blatreville
John Decker
Johnstown
Fred Brantlinger
Cramer
Samuel Pershing
New Florence
G. T. Swank
J. M. Englewlute
Huntingdon
John Graham
Latrobe
John Washington
Marion Center
B. Frum
Glen Campbell
Morris Cloppers
Apollo
Jacob Ferrier
Reys. Berkey
James McPhail
Squire J. D. Spicher
Bowder
Seward
Andrew Kerr
Martin D. Hardin
Chicago
Alex. Wakefield
L. 5. Shaw
F. Knepper
Dr. Overdorff
Samuel McNutt
Alex. N. Hart
F. T. Overdorff
Kerr
William Kerr
West Mahoning Township
All Aboard for Atlantic City Indiana Delegation Coach
Those joining the excursion to the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Atlantic City must notify J. M. Marshall, Indiana Pa., by postal card. The Indiana club departs September 19 at 8:25 a.m. and travels directly, arriving about 7:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresa al Memama
Indiana Progress, Inc
Atlantic City
Indiana
Grand Army of the Republic
J. M. Marshall
Pitch Bros Open In New Marshall Building Quarters
The tujors occupy the first floor of the Marshall building at Carpenter avenue and Nixon alley. The room is fitted with modern tailoring conveniences, enabling clearer service and better patronage for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitch Bros
Tujors
Marshall Building
Carpenter Avenue
Nixon Alley
Pauch Bros
Bucking Auto Crank Breaks Blairsville Man’s Arm
Campbell Maher suffered a broken right forearm when the car crank kicked while he was cranking the engine. The injury may keep him from tennis play in the Pittsburgh tournament this week where he is teamed with his brother Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
Campbell Maher
For Sale Notices on Music Paper 96c Item
Progress treasure notices printed on music paper for 96 cents. They resist wind and rain. For sale one second hand survey instrument and a lot of household goods. Gessford address 404 Philadelphia Street Indiata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gessford
Philadelphia Street
Indiata
Cunningham's offers tin can cleaning at Free Dumping Ground
Butter Hise Beebebeen advertises four cents per dozen for the beat machine made tin cans. Each can is said to be perfect. The note invites readers to Cunningham's Free Dumping Ground for yard cleanup and urges calling T A Gilbert to back the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham's
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Progress Peta Pe Lanai
Mooreaad
Moorhead
TAL PI
Moormrad, Hostora and Proprietors
Bell 205
Indiana Postoffice
Republican
John K. Tener
John M. Reynolds
Henry Houck
C. Frederick Wright
Congress
N. Langham
James T. Henry
Rush Clark
Rush
Harry Clark
Creekside
Punxsutawney Hospital
J. B. McKinstry
Armstrong Township
Margaret Henderson
Greensburg
Bolivar Frid
A. Jackson Lear
Lydia ‘Winebronner
Amurwan Press Association
Canningham's
Boatmen's Association
Mra
H. McGee
Homer City
Mrz
Nuthanlet Grove
Lovejoy
Kent
Sale
East Church Street
Phe U, Awey, K, LD. No
Mia
Gee
Tromer City
J. C. Mears
R. D
J. G. McCrorey
Hraghway
New York City
J. C. Agey
R. DeBo
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Balgary
Commington
H.C. Campbell
Cosmopolitan Magasine
O ‘Broadway
Caph
Au Mente
Progress Office
Earl
Simpson
Penn Bun
D. W. Anderson
Parkwood
Deniel Anderson’s
Pike
Andergrift Heights
Bargeln
Peidette
First National Bank
Indiano
Pennsylvania
United States
Eee
Rentanearaees
Lawrun Mone
Reserve IN Bank
Surpiua
Wadiyidedt
Tess
National Bank
Penosylvania
RB. Daugherty
J.R. Daugherty
J W. Welson
Griffith Ellis
J. Mitcrell
Ernest Stewart
Direators
Daves
W. P. Lowry
Postoffice
T. A. Gilbert
Kertter
Chauncey
Stuyvesant
Krakauer
Morters
Philadelphia ST
Indiana, PA
Loe
New York
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