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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1914

Page

4

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Grange meeting and old sale bill featured in progress

Indiana handlers report a Grange gathering at Floradale Grange Hall on Wednesday September 20 1914 with three sessions. The program lists speakers topics on farming aids and home comforts plus a 1846 Missouri sale bill recounted. local business notes include a White Sewing Machine Co agent establishing quarters on Philadelphia Street and wheat yields near Kellysburg.

Richard Grant White Sewing Machine Company Lightcap Electric Co Philadelphia Street Grant

Dixonville and nearby towns drift through a busy Labor Day

A Dixonville Labor Day showcases speakers and bands with Attorney FH Wilker Smith of Indiana delivering an eloquent Labor and Temperance speech. Residents like Thonghton and Janily visit. many return from travels to Brooklyn, Buffalo, and Indiana. Auto owners urged to drive safely. fines for tying horses on walks. Local schools, weddings, and church events fill the week as residents report on visitors and health updates.

Dixon Verde Wilker Smith Indiana Thonghton Janily Dixonville David Oher Waddell A. C. Fisher Dulele Burnheimer Wandin Ingle Allison Longwill Squire Rice Lqurie Dumar Mack Groyle George James Richmond Frev Davis

Deaths in Blairsville area and nearby towns

Recent notices report multiple deaths: Mrs. Divis Purington, widow of Dr. A W K Purington, died at her home in Blairsville area. Abraham Bowman, Civil War veteran, died near Crete after dysentery. Mrs. Mary Gibson, widow of Israel Gibson, died at Creekside after Bright’s disease. Frank Donald, two, son of Mr. and Mrs. Heilbrun, died suddenly of acute indigestion near Ernest. Funeral services set for Oakland and Greenwood cemeteries with local pastors officiating.

Cramer Fred, James Johnstown N. B. Nangle Roxanna Naugle Orren Widdoween Clymer T. W. Cramer Clifford R. J. Tomb Armagh New Florence M. E. Church Bess Cramer Martha Tomb Lee Cramer F. Brandlinger Braddock M. B. Sellars Ruth Ream Windber George McNickle Latrobe Charles Trosky Emma Sample Run A. N. Work Charles Colkitt Dustois George Stear George Braughter Geo. Stear James Rising Carnegie Catherine Rising Misges Byrde Wissell Annie Stear James Hileman Indiana G. W. Stear Divis Blairsville Blairsville College Purington Otto Koeynigs New York Edgar Mack Titusville Pla T. J. Davis Pittsburg Harbison Denver Colo Mra K.P. Skene Chicago Presbyterian Church W. J. Wilson Town Oakland Cemetery Abraham Bowman Crete Center Township Grete Ling Della Snyder Punxshitawney Charlotte Knapp Mary &. Gibson Israel Gibson A. G. Johnston Bright W. E Thomas Gibson Creekside Center Presbyterian Church of Greenwood Cemetery Frank Donald James Heilbrun Ernest Anita Jefferson County Heilbrun W. Z. Wilson

Big Trade Expo to Open in Johnstown Next Week

Johnstown hosts the Trade Expo and Fall Fashion Festival the city’s first event of its kind. Merchants, manufacturers, and police cooperate to offer ornate displays, fashion shows with New York and Chicago models, furniture and hardware displays, orchestras, concerts, flowers, and novelty gifts. The expo runs Tuesday morning through Saturday night with rest rooms guides and refreshments.

Johnstown Lving New York City Chicago

Public Sale at Uriah Smeltzer Estate in South Bend

Auction of a bay mare seven years old, a yearling colt, mowing machine, wagon, tools, hay, planks and more from Uriah Smeltzer deceased in Armstrong County South Bend township. Sale conducted by executor R W George with O J George as auctioneer. Winter's restaurant will be open for meals at the sale site on September 19 at 2 PM.

Edna Bowers Harry G. Tea KE. J. Bostic Ani Pa Lemerick A. G. Rickard Rhoda B. Treese G. H. Dick Cherryhill Missouri Pika Coon Creek Missouri Road California John Dor Uriah Smeltzer South Bend Township Armstrong County Bay Mare J. George R. W. George Plumyville County Indiana Pennsylvania Caleb Snyder Elmer Lakehart C. McHwen Cnet Merle Douds Enet Elderton Punxsitawney Charlotte Wadding John Wadding Bachunan J. Brat Sulton

Dual potato blight causes and prevention from two organisms

Professor Surface explains early and late blight are caused by distinct organisms, likened to a grain of corn and wheat. Airborne spores spread. only removing blighted tissue helps late blight, while Bordeaux mixture on leaves offers some protection. Early blight remains hard to prevent. Card of Thanks notes bereavement for Frank Donala Hellbrun.

Pennays van Sitte Cringe H. A. Surface State Zoologial Harrisburg Surface Sunbury James Hellbrun Ernest Frank Donala Jesus

Brownie Gessler Quits Baseball for Medicine

Pittsburg Leader reports Brownie Gessler of the Fed club has left baseball after settling his contract as manager and player. He plans to begin practicing medicine at once, with several locations in mind and aims to open an office within a week or two. The deal paid him for the season plus a sizable bonus, ending his baseball career.

Federal Teague Pittsburg Brownie Gessler Fed Federal Club Feds Oakes

Deep Pennsylvania Well Reaches 10 289 Feet Depth

A diamond drill at the Locust Gap and Klupmont Water Company bore in Ashland reached 10 289 feet and struck a ledge of finy rock revealing a subterranean waterway. Soundings indicate water depth over 80 fathoms.

Pennsylvania Locust Gap Klupmont Water Company Ashland

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