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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1900

Page

4

Hon S M Jack Renominated for Congress in Indiana Co

The Progressive party endorses Summers M. Jack for a second term in the 21st district, praising his efficiency and fidelity as a representative. The piece urges continued GOP support across Armstrong Jefferson Westmoreland and Indiana counties and outlines Republican campaign meetings across many towns beginning October 2, 1900. It lists venues, dates, and event notes including lectures and a festival program at Marion Center.

Armstrong, Jefferson Westmoreland County Indiana County Beale, Smith Seanor Summers M. Jack Beomies

Personal Brevities Highlight Indiana Visits and Relatives

A roundup of social notes from Willet to Pittsburg and beyond. Names include Uriah Smeltzer, Nell Gray, A V Barker, R E Owens, W McCoy, Martha Gibson, Isabella Kennedy, Agnes Wilson, Lizzie Thompson, and many others. Travelers, students, and visitors are listed with towns such as Blairsville, Altoona, Swissvale, Plumville, and Philadelphia, plus events like the Dayton fair and M E conference.

Uriah Smeltzer Willet Indiana Nell Gray Town Pittsburg A. V. Barker Edensburg R. E. Owens Normal Johnstown James White Isabella Kennedy Allegheny Adeline Hood Agnes Wilson Church Street Vassar College Lizzie Thompson Blairsville Indiana Friends L. Stear and Son West Mahoning Township Samuel Highlands

Deaths in Cherryhill and Dixonville Families

Recent obituaries report the deaths of David Moorhead aged 83 in Cherryhill township near Dixonville and Mrs. James Fleming aged 39 on West Philadelphia Street. Moorhead, Civil War veteran, survived by a large family and numerous grandchildren, died after chronic diarrhoea. Services were at Taylorsville M E Church with G A R rites. Fleming, a Presbyterian, died after a long illness with her husband and three children listed among survivors. funeral held at her home and burial in Oakland Cemetery.

David Moorhead Cherryhill Township Dixonville Franklin County Lydia Hahn Pennsylvania Volunteers Hatchers Run George Farnwall William Allison Utah S. N Town William McFeaters Cherryhill Lowry Cameron Penn Run John Patterson Spruce Robert B Amos W. Va William W Alan M. E Church Taylorsville J. E. Kanarr Sproul James L. O'Neil G. A. R. Post

Mrs Evaline McGough Dies After Fall Injuries

Mrs Evaline McGough widow of Thomas McGough of West Lebanon died at her home on Thursday aged 69 years. An accident last spring caused paralysis leading to death. Survived by children Thomas and Marshall of Pittsburg Mrs John Paisley of Youngstown O R E Alex and Nan of Philadelphia Mare and Lillian at home. Funeral Saturday at 10 at her home conducted by Rev N B Kelly. Interment in West Lebanon cemetery.

Evaline McGough Thomas McGough West Lebanon Thomas and Marshall Pittsburg John Paisley Youngstown O. R E Alex Nan Philadelphia Mare Lillian J. C. Loughry Margaret Loughry Hacker Valley W. Va John Simpson Hamill West Virginia N.C. Simpson Hawitt Vic Silas Work

Mrs Eliza Barnett dies at 83 in Cherryhill township

Mrs Eliza Barnett aged 83 years 3 months 2 days died last Wednesday at the home of her son Samuel Barnett in Cherryhill township due to old age. She leaves sons William Samuel and others plus daughters Mrs Sarah Howearth Mrs Nancy Radkey and Mrs Mary Stahl. Funeral held Thursday by Rev Allen Stickley with burial at Union graveyard near Sampie Run.

Eliza Barnet Eliza Barnett Samuel Barnett Cherryhill Township William Samuel Sarah Howearth Caroline Howearth Nancy J. Radkey Cockport Mary C. Stahl Homer City Sample Ran Christian Church Allen Stickley Pine Flats Union Graveyard Sampie Run

Deaths of Milton Snyder and others in Rayne area

Obituary notices report Milton J. Snyder of Rayne township dying at 33 from cerebrospinal meningitis after four weeks with his parents. He worked as a bookkeeper for Lehigh Coal Co in Newark and previously ran a plomville mercantile business. Funeral held with Rev. R R Riedel officiating. Also listed are Purl Gamble of West Wheatfield dying of typhoid at 22 years, Richard L. Robinson of West Wheatfield dying of typhoid at 21, and Mrs. Margaret Loughry of Hacker Valley WV dying at about 50 from stomach trouble. interments noted in local cemeteries. Continued on Eighth Page.

Milton J. Snyder C. Snyder Rayne Township Lehigh Coal Company Newark N. J Snyder Plomville R. R. Riedel Kellysburg Grove Chapel Lutheran Church Purl Gamble George F. Gamble West Wheatfield Township Germany M. E J. N. Munden New Florence Wakefield Braveyard Weat Wheatfield Township

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