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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1911

Page

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Two Men Die From Gas in Kenwood Well Tragedy

In Kenwood a new 36 foot well on Charles Dickison property claimed two lives Daniel P Stephens and Don Reed. Reed fell while placing a pump and Stephens descended to aid him both succumbing to poisonous gas. Stephens husband of a wife and father of a daughter Mary Elizabeth aged 38 with brothers George and Zenas and sister Mrs Edwin Stewart. Reed aged 25 leaves a wife and three children.

Kenwood Daniel Stephens Don Reed Charles Dickison Mr. Stephens Reed Dickison Stephens Daniel P. Stephens Thomas Stephens Mary Elizabeth George Zenas Beaverdale Edwin Stewart Colorado Lewis Reed Cherryhill

Greamery Plant Stops After 14 Years of Operation

Elders Ridge Creamery, a long flourishing county plant supplying the Pittsburgh market, will be sold at public sale next Tuesday after milk supplies dwindled. The firm paid regular dividends to dairymen owners, but recent shifts to city markets left the plant unprofitable.

Elders Ridge Pittsburgh

Sherryhill Man to Dixmont Asylum Admission

Harvey J. Fetterman of Cherryhill township is jailed and will soon be sent to Dixmont asylum. Officials deem him weak minded and unsafe to remain at large.

Sherryhill Township Dixmont Harvey J. Fetterman Cherryhill Township Dixmont Asylum Fetterman

Prominent Speakers at Indiana County Sabbath School Convention

Prominent speakers announced for Blairsville next week at the fourteenth annual Indiana County Sabbath School Association convention. WP Stenn of Philadelphia and Rev. George Gibson Kerr of Canonsburg will address sessions Friday and Thursday respectively. Delegations urged. Superintendent’s Day planned. dues and Front Line Superintendent concept emphasized. Rural Letter Carriers meet in Blairsville with talks on improving service and road laws. next association session set for Indiana in February.

Blairsville Iudiana Hearta Ly Thes Iockation WP. Stenn Padlidelphit George Gibson Fore Canonsburg Stem State George Gibson Kerr Canonaburg McDonald, Pa Kerr Charleroi Presbyterian Church D. J. Price Indiana County Rural Letter Carriers Association Merchants ‘Hotel A. W. Kinghorn L. M. Piper Mr. Brown Saltsburg E. L. Wetzell Blacklick James T. Henry 8. H. Kerr Shelada Model Church G. G. Kerr

Festival at Sample Run for charity by Clymer groups

A festival will be held at Sample Run near Sample Run school house next Saturday evening to benefit the Clymer band and Ladies Guild of Clymer. Accidents Will Happen warns of delays due to a linotype mishap. Progress readers come later. Buttons to Meet reunion at Butler next Saturday invites all members to bring a basket and enjoy the day.

Sample Run Sample Run School House Clymer Band Ladies’ Guild of Clymer Buttons Butler Connection

Big Yield of Pearse and Property Transfers Listed

In Indiana County reports, David Martin yields thirty bushels of pears from Pear Hellwood. Numerous property transfers appear, including Blairsville and Center area lots, and several individuals tied to sums from $100 to $4000. Marriage licenses list Norman Koontz and Mary Martino among others.

David Martin Indiana County Mary Dennison Blairaville Ito H. W. Ferguson HH. A. Bowers Forres Oru B. Bowers Lowry Cameron Cher Ivyhill Vinton Edwards Mary A. Boyer Banks Gibert Neverling Margaret Connel Blairsville Hance W. Ferguson H. H. Scott Homer City D. R. Nix Bella Wobler Floyd Philipp Hattie C. Littell Harry C. Snyder G. Werk Charles Sutton D. A. Buchanan Montgomery Rebecca Smith Nancy J. Harbison Robert Fl. Harbloon Marriage Licenson Norman C. Koontz Indiana Mary 1 Martino Dike Willams Oe Ees Hortons Lion See Eeees Haustier Frank Pamaro Benedict Edith Lantzy Claghorn Samuel Lantay Mops Creek Mary B. Misner Stafford Wm. B. Beck Smickaburg Heulah Mikesell Creekside Obediah Lockard Lavasoy Lizzle M. Burgan Cherry Trea

Birthday Notice and Illness Report from Township

A birthday celebration for Mrs. Elizabeth Bhuttastreet of Strongstown on September 8 includes an elaborate dinner and gifts from relatives. The text also notes typhoid fever illnesses in several families in Washington township, including Mona, Francis, and Cora Broch children of Jobo Frech, and Dane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Malcolm, with references to Ella Stiles and Mrs. Samuel Stiles among others.

Mona Francis Cora Broch Jobo Frech Washington Township Dane Alex Malcolm West Church Street Ella Stiles Samuel Stiles West Sehool Elizabeth Bhuttastreet Tirzah Altinus Strongstown Shultz

Contesting for a Place on Ticket in County Elections

Nomination papers reveal about forty three candidates for county offices at the Fall Primary on September 30. Moore challenges validity of many Democratic signatures for District Attorney and seeks a writ of mandamus to force court review. several Democrats dispute his eligibility. The list of candidates spans Prothonotary to Coroner, County Commissioner posts, and includes Keystone and Prohibition ballots. In Colver Cambria county, plans advance for a modern two story native stone coal town offices building and a similar hotel nearby with construction starting soon.

Ay Moore Scott T Stiver Canoe Township Lon GC. J. Moore Blairsville John H. Hil Moore John Wells John P. Wells John P. St. Clair Keystone Register Recorder J. Blair Sutton H. S&s. Buchanan Prohibition W. H. McQuilkin Colver Nickstown Cambria County Coal and Railroad Companies

Personal Brevites Indiana People See Fragments of Art

Indiana residents attended social calls and visits in Blairsville, Vandergrift, Johnstown, and surrounding towns. The item catalogs numerous locals and travelers such as Woo Oakes, John 1 Mitek, David Martin, S.C. Liehtenfels, Mrs. Tirgah Ailinis, Miss Daisy Stormer, J. W. Richards, Miss Bele Allison, Amber Hastie, W. D. McNew, Lydia Johnston, Ashley Sutton, Mrs. G. W. Graff, and others, noting their movements, visits, and associations across Indiana county and nearby communities this week.

Woo Oakes John Mitek Sartehayye Miorniy Johnstown Ddim Gan Wiliam Kuhns Vandergrift Hwroes Hitchens Medlwooi Wes S.C. Liehtenfels Robinson Wis Blairsville J. Wt. Richards Town Wihidber Cail Ano Walker Mita Oy Cumin Vaal Kiefer Kiefer Olly W. K. Rankin Bheloeta Bele Allison Ashville Tome Industrie W. Br, Bigin Wind John Rk, Campbell Punxsutawiey John E. Miller Glen Campbell Mr. Miller Colver W. PL Johns Wilkisburg Drut A. ‘S, Moorhead South Seventh Street P. A. Willet Gowanda N. Y Indiana Clymer Kathryn Moorhead Vernie A. Rankin Clair and Paul Pittsburg P. H. Trusal Willett Mr. Rankin

County Towns Commissioners in Session Here

Twenty fifth convention of the County Commissioners of Pennsylvania opened at the Court House with speeches, road talks by state experts, and plans for field tours to Lucerne and Ernest coal mines. Delegates, including county supervisors, gather as candidates mingle with proceedings.

Masthesa Penna Vivanta Court House James M. Marshall Joel Reed David Blair P. H. Denny Tioga County Pennant Joseph W. Hunter State Highway Department D. He ‘Umb Indians County N. Langham Leila Parlin Lucerne and Ernest Board of Trade Library Hall

Married This Month Miss Hall and Mr Lee to Wed

Miss Helen Elizabeth Hall daughter of J C Hall of West Chester and Mr Wallace R Lee will marry on September 29. Miss Hall a former member of the faculty of the Indian Normal school is well known to many in town.

Helen Elizabeth Hall J.C Hall West Chester Wallace R. Lee Miss Hall Indiang Normal School

Local social notes from Parkwood and surrounding areas

A dense string of names and visits across Parkwood, Vandergrift, Dixonville, and Ambrose. Families like McQuont, McQuon, Pleming, Shell, and Kelly appear amid church and school gatherings, funerals, reunions, and a mellow air of small town life.

Double Elopement Shocks Clymer Residents

Two prom inent couples from Clymer married distant partners last week sparking a local sensation. Elizabeth and Christine Dixon wed Jah Rumgay in Clearfield and Jay Gibson to his bride in Comberbo nd Md. Parents granted forgiveness and well wishes poured in as townsfolk learned of the elopements.

Clymer Clymer Herald Indies Elizabeth Christine Dixon George Dixon Franklin St Jah Rumgay Jay Gibson Elzabeth Mr. Rumgay Clearfield Chytier

Young Man Begins Long Missionary Service

Rev Frank Woodward sails from San Francisco on September 20 for Ocean Island Gilbert Islands Pacific where he will learn the language and begin active work after a year and a half. He will wed Marian Parker Wells of Holyoke Massachusetts whom he met at Northfield Girls Seminary. His five year appointment may keep him abroad six years.

Frank Woodward Gilbert Islands Thi Plake San Francisco Cal Gilport Islands Pacific Ocean Ocean Island Woodward Marian Parker Wella Holycoke Mass

Child Seriously Burned By Fire From Brush Heap Incident

Kinera Deyarmin, child of Clarence Deyarmin of Brushyalley township, was badly burned on the buck and hips when her clothing caught fire from a burning brush heap while watching the fire. The child required immediate tearing away of garments to escape the flames. A lingering report also notes the infant daughter Plumville of Mrs. Harvey died Friday.

Kinera Clarence Deyarmin Brushyalley Township Harvey Gertrude Plumville

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Fxtut Pamp Greamery Jesse Williams Smicksburg Rlse Williamson Penn Run J. Milton Stewart Stewart Migelor School Misa Mildred McClelland J. H. McClelland New Flovence Alexandria Egypt Winston Schoole Leona McDowell Bolivar Surami Ee Rmwal Estate Transepers Harry A. Boggs George H. Jeffries W. McGrady John A. Remaley G. S. Griffith I. Willis Wilson Joseph C. McCormick S. 8 Wetzel John Bennett E. M. Ansley J. N. Buterbaugh William F. George D. T. Niel J. D. Spicher E. H. Stephens W. B. Wagner Henry O. Williams Adam F. Bowman Adam P. Lowry C. FL. Murray R. N. Ray T. P. Stephens W. F. Elkin John H. Hill Charles H. Moore H. G B. Butterbaugh John M. St. Clair Hiram Smith Thomas Pealer Simon Fisher Robert H. Wilson Robert J. Hood James Speedy Frank B. Groft J. Mulberger Silas J. MceManis WS van Tou Roan Pte Palices Amd Gardens Aisa Margaret Tittom Teor Martha Shinde Mahaffey Suiday Daniel 2 Ament Ddim Samal Seiad Miope Tae Salalure Dnteresta Antent Amsterdam Rembrandt Berlin den Linden Dresden Meg Art Gallery Four Quarters Correggio Stubens Rem Brandi van Dyke Monkacsy Tisasy Galgary Joht. Wanamaker Wundmaker Germany Austria Vienna Schonbrunk Schonbrann Jempereur Hiwpress Maria Theresa Architec W.stm Blairavitte J. A. McQuont Mitchells Milly Leona Mary Barerbaush Stafford Sarah Pleming Larry Diuvid Borkha Laainer Beth Q K. Gleuisen de Wesley Didiuna Delhi Laney Orley Shell Mabel Welly Jacob Dicks We 'H Long Ruby Ambrose A. Hines John Kelly Ebylen Wilters Failwood Jaid Uarman Butersaugh Mildred Shawnes Samuel Kelly Parkwood James Campbell Thomas Wigelns John A. Caldwell Lester Altman Jacksonville Ow. Wiggins Marsteller al Thomas Wisgink Alice Fleming Ana Cof Dixonville They Cloutter Offic Mahoning Jus. Mac Hall Key Osgood Gervicgs Teh Hill Emma Mumnour Dno Donat Indivia Fant Wrod Tonvandon Butraville Frank Twolek Kiuysday Ruth Palmer Beagznedl Paris Howard Burkett Max Croyles Ambrose. Me Wesley Brady Marian Center Jacob Blue Mikkx Nellie McMillon Clark Jamison Near Davis Mabel Mctaughey Samuel Fiodgon Grove Chapel Jacob Burkett
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