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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1910

Page

4

Weddings Of A Week In Local Area

A sequence of six marriages reported from September 6 to Thursday in local communities. George M. McMillen to Myrtle Weiss in Humville Rayne area. George Blaine Hawk to Velma Smith in Rochester and nearby. Ray Hosack to Sara Braughter in Wilkinsburg. John W. Hamilton to Annie Simpson near Georgeville. Orlando Shank to Mary Cohn in Windber Dixville area. George G. Rowe to Olive Hazlett near Georgeville. Lynn McElroy to Ada Hoop in Smicksburg. Sentences note local clergy and churches involved.

P Shank-Cohn Orlando Shank Windbernd Mary J.cohn Somerset

Hunters Dogs to Be Tagged Under New Law

Hunters must attach 1910 dog tags showing owner name and address to each dog. Game Commission official says owners must comply or dogs may be shot off owner lands. Open seasons listed include bear, wild fowl, turkey, squirrel, deer, pheasants, grouse, hare, and quail with specific daily and seasonal limits.

Joseph Ialhfus Pennsylvania Game Commission The Game Commission

Evangelical conference appoints ministers for next year

Rev W M Peffer remains head of Indiana and Blairsville congregations following assignments from the Pittsburg conference. The report lists multiple appointments across districts, with ministers named to towns including Johnstown, Connellsville, Cumberland, Meyherdale, Pleasantville, and others. A fundraising total of 729 was raised at the quarterly meeting for local church work. The Gettysburg battlefield monument dedication on September 27 offers veterans transportation from nearby rail lines, with instructions to submit names and addresses for tickets. A note mentions a Motorla has Typhoid fever affecting a team during the season.

Evangelical Conference W. M. Peffer Eprangelical Church Indiana Blairs‘wite Pittsburgh Jonestown W. H. McLaughlin Berkley Springs B. Wissinger Cambria J. H.rif Lickdweville J. C. Cusick Marchand Richards Venango B. Hardy Westover J. O. Bishop Worthville W. H. Faust J. W. Hartung Indiana Quarterly Conference Gettysburg Pennsylvania Battle of Iment and Company Gettysburg Battlefield

Personal Brevites From Indiana Trip Notes In Town

A compact roundup of local visitors and travelers. Dr W E Dodson and daughter Helen of East Water street are at Atlantic City. Numerous residents and guests visit Pittsburgh, Pittsburg Exposition, and Oberlin Ohio. The Lucerne coal company plans two dams on Yellow Creek for water supply.

W. E. Dodson Helen East Water Street Atlantic City Harry C. Mack East Wheatfield Township Indiana R. W. Ewing Elders Ridge O. W. Barbour Dixonville Fred Reithmiller Washington Street Dayton Della Lockhart Rosamoyne Elsie Lowman Vandergrift Minnie Lowman North Sixth Street Alfred Wiggings Church Street Oberlin Ohio Logan Moore Saltsburg J. M. Stewart South Seventh Street Wes Wheatfield Harry Watson Johnstown Mr. Watson Florence Sarah Mahan Wayne Avenue H. H. Roberts Kansas City Mr. Roberts Robert T. van Horn van Horn East Mahoning Charles Warner W. H. Warner Grandville Europe Ann Arbor Mich Ellsworth Campbell Sam Rinn Carl Crawford Stanley Elkin Clyde Ernest Caldwell Kiski William Pierce Hale Tomb Arthur Torrence Luther Park Herman Watson Stewart Johnston State College Dwight Galbreath Yale Norman Koontz James Jack Gettysburg Cloud Rinn Walter Reithmiller Bucknell Fred Gessler Harry Sutter Monroe Torrence Medico Chi WIE Yellow Creek Lucerne Gay Cure Progress Office Jana F. C. Betta Omher City

Heart to Heart Talks by Edwin A Nye

An 1909 essay compares personal power to engine power teaching efficient use of mental and physical capacity. It likens self discipline to a chauffeur’s clutch, urging gradual ramping of effort, adjusting inner machinery, and choosing speed to meet stress. Also notes a gift of Alberta peaches from W H Martin of White township and his large crop sale.

W. H. Martin White Township Martin

Good Roads Debate On Breakers In County Roads

Observer urges progress on county roads amid auto movement. Autoists blamed for breakers in village streets to curb speeding. Breakers seen as protection for pedestrians but slated for removal as drivers gain discipline. Public interest note asks readers to submit items to the Progress.

Indiana County Automobile Club

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