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Indiana Progress

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Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1909

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Prospects Rise as Ernest Coke Ovens to Be Fired Soon

Industrial towns in Indiana region show renewed activity with 350 coke ovens to be fired soon at Ernest plant, likely this October, boosting employment as Corrigan McKinney at Josephine runs full winter terms. Coal fields in Armstrong and Armatrong counties attract prospecting and potential rail routes from Arcadia through Hillsdale to Deckers Point, under Philadelphia capitalists.

Hrnest Corrigan- McKinney Josephine le Coral Graceton Lucerne Pennsylvania, Beech Creek & Eastern Coal Company Arcadia Hillsdale Deckers Point East Run Marion Center Philadelphia Armstrong Town Armatrong County

Enraged Bull Halts Auto On Warren Road

An enraged bull blocked a car on Warren road near town. A young man fled up a tree for safety while the driver escaped. Nearby farmpeople summoned help but the animal refused to back down, causing a temporary road obstruction until safe passage was secured.

Warren Road

Republican Candidates Visit Altoona for Reception

A Republican delegation from Indiana County hosted visiting nominees for state offices on Friday. Notables included A. B. Sisson for Auditor General T. A. Stober for State Treasurer Major A. T. McDowell for Clerk of the House John F. Cox of Pittsburg Speaker of the House and Capt. A. J. Austin of Corty Pa. An informal reception at the Indiana House followed by car tours and visits to the Normal School.

Epublicans Indiana A, B. Sisson Hile T. A. Stober A. T. McDowell House of Representatives Washington John F. Cox Pittsburg Harrisburg A. J. Austin Corty Altoona John Indiana House Punxsutawneey T.M. Kurtz Taylor North

Hero Day to Feature Veterans Parade on October 16

Veterans will gather for Hero Day with a parade of Civil and Spanish American War veterans and about 1,000 schoolchildren. Noted veterans Capt. William A. Rager and Capt. Samuel McHenry, among others, are slated for honors as the hero class. Also covered are wedding plans for Miss Mary Louise Fair of Blairsville to Leroy Burton Hoover of Toledo, with details of the ceremony party and officiant.

William A. Rager Samuel McHenry G. W. McHenry 105Th Regt Blairsville Mary Louise Fair Pittsburg Leroy Burton Hoover Toledo D. M. Fair Hooveler Street Howard M Fair Uniontown Hisie McClurg Guffey Elvira Ghecestan Hel Hoover Beaver Paul W. Fair Robert Thompson Everett ‘Duff Charles P. Cheeseman D.M. Fair

Dixonville Man’s Card Could Be Used in Big Games

Dixonville inventor William Pendlebere has created a cardboard wheel baseball score card claiming fast, accurate credit for every play. Rumbles of a $20,000 patent offer and a world championship contract surface as plans estimate 375,000 cards needed for the upcoming series.

Dixonville William Pendlebere Pendleberg

Weddings of a Whr Jack Stewart and Stewart pair wed

Wedding notices from New Alexandria and nearby towns list Jack Stewart and Miss M Alva Stewart marrying at the bride’s home with Rev D C Jack officiating. The pair, former Indiana Normal School students, plan a wedding journey and future housekeeping in New Alexandria. Additional unions include Waverik and Drumpjek in Clymer with family hosts, Neff and Condron to wed, Rowe and Fichtner in Milwaukee, Harkness and Rodkey in Dixonsville, Murphy and McCreery in New Alexandria, and Morford with Shields in Greensburg.

Jack Stewart William Jack New Alexandra M. Alva Stewart Wiliam M. Stewart Womer City D. C. Jack Cincinnati Indiana Normal School Jack New Alexandria Rowe-Fichtner D. I. Rowe Johnstown Lydia Marie Fichtner Milwaukee Wis Rowe George Rowe Rowe College

Trouble Follows Minister Alleged Fondness for Women

Rev. Charles H. Day, former pastor at Josephine Lutheran mission, faces allegations of improper conduct with women in Clinton Ohio. The Clinton official board reportedly refused him pulpit duties on August 22 amid rumors of his interactions with female congregants. United Brethren district conference assigns ministers in Altoona. list includes Helgano G W Eminhizer Bethel T H McLord Hooversville I K Huey and others.

Day Charles H. Day Josephine Clinton Ohio Cliinton United Brethren Altoona Helgano G. W. Eminhizer Bethel T. H. McLord Hooversville I. K. Huey Johnstown G. W. Miller W. Kelster Mahaffey P. J. Strayer New Florence H. N. Sipes Punxa

Glen Campbell cancels doubleheader with Plumville

Glen Campbell forfeits both games after canceling a planned Thursday doubleheader at Punxsutawney due to illness on the team and the manager missing court. Several Indiana players traveled to Punxsutawney hoping to play. A separate item notes J Calvin George purchasing Dr W C Bovard property at Biderton for 2600 with Bovard residence and nearby property to be relocated to Wilkinsburg.

Plumville Glen Campbell Punxsutawney Indiana Punxeutawney Biderton J. Calvin George West Lebanon W. C. Bovard Hiderton Bovard Br. Bovard Wilkinsburg

Reading Room Opens Daily for Public Use

The Free Reading Room now opens daily from 1 to 6 and 7 to D. m. on weekdays and 2 to 8 p. m. on Sundays. The public is invited to visit and enjoy books and magazines. Diphtheria Closes Rehook at Strangford school Burrell town and district due to several cases in the neighborhood. Fran Kisainger is the teacher Milas Leola Alter who had been at her home here returned yesterday to Braddock where there are trained staff in the hospital.

D. m Strangford Burrell Milas Leola Alter Braddock Fay Samuel J. Apple Frank A. Wood Clark Mra Wood Mary B. Wynkoop Hoovereville Somerset County Kellysburg W. M. Mahon Conemaugh Township Wiliam Huston Bolivar Ra. I. O. Wells Charles Lewis Butler Walls Home

Personalities Visit Indiana Town in Weeklong Roundup

Local notes list visitors and residents in Indiana and nearby towns. Henry Wikin, Jacob Sims, Joseph Wagonar, Prof. Condron, Dr. Johns, Ralph Flude, J Calvin George, and many others are noted as callers, guests, or visitors in town, with movements between Pittsburg Blairsville Robinson Robinson and Greensburg. The items span Friday to Monday with family visits, business calls, and social visits, including Miss Grace Kelly and Miss Nell Guthrie hosting engagements and trips to Punxsutawney and Atlantic City.

Henry Wikin Pittsburg Jacob Sims Shelocta Joseph Wagonar New Florence Indiana H. D. Condron Blairaville William Johns Brushvalley Ralph Flude Apollo J. Calvin George Miderton Stona Ralston Walker C. Lichtenfels Robinson H. B. Bence Dixonville Theodora Vogel Carrolltown F. B.elliott Blacklick June Pollock Anna Atlantic City M. M. Davis South Seventh Street Greensburg Grace Kelly Mabel Mary Creight Nell Guthrie Wayne Avenue Nan Guthrie Homer B. Hill Windber A. J. Uncapher George W. Simpson William B. Pattison Luella Lydick A. H.hauk Punxsutawney Paul Hopkins Wilbur Cunningham Frances Wagley Wilkinsburg Hila Thompson Railroad Avenue Laura Buterhaugh Johnstown Sarah Gibson Faitcairn C Dick Harry Wilson Margaret Wilson Alice Taylor Punxsutawnegan B. F. Hill Earl Matthew Yost Butler Yost Annie Gompers A. J. Hutchison Elders Ridge Gertrude Reed Howard Houk J. P. McFarlane Idamar wMre Catherine‘Spéedy Plumville Byron Stewart North Ninth Street H. C. Black Green Top Cherryhill Township Pleasant R. Springer Photographers’ Association of Western Pennsylvania J. T. Cass West Lebanon Stumpf Church School Alex Rankin Blairsville Mra Henry Shank Shanktown G. H. Burkhart Penn Run Suzannah Bush Niagara Palla W. Guthrie Harry W. Darhart Sgchool

Wills filed reveal bequests in Grant and Blacklick townships

The week includes Cyrus Daugherty of Grant township leaving his widow Mary and son George E. Daugherty as executors with equal division of household goods and remainder of property, a Grant farm, and $500 yearly to daughter Hila B. Mountain. John H. Bell of Blacklick names widow Anna M. Bell, bequeaths house and residence lot to his widow, property to sons Paul H. and Alfred M. Bell, with stock to widow and two sons, and a monument up to $600 at Blairsville cemetery. executrix named.

India Cyrus Daugherty Grant Township George E. Daugherty Grant Towship Testator Hila B. Mountain Mary Daugherty George H. Daugherty Arc John H. Bell Blacklick Io Givan Paul H Alfred M. Bell Atore Alfred First National Bank of Blairsville Mia Anna M. Bell

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Wo​men Delegates Gather in Philadelphia

The thirty fifth annual W C T U convention will be in Philadelphia October 7 to 12 at the Witherspoon Building. Delegates include Mrs J S Russell Indiana Mrs Frank Daugherty Blairsville Mrs Jennie Siegfried Blairsville Mrs Martha McJunkin Indiana Saltsburg Mrs Annie Getty Marion Center Miss Jennie Morrow Marchand and alternates Mesdames Lowry Lewis Brantlinger Wilson Isa​bella Lowry Rosa Wingert Hoa G Thompson and Mia Russell. Russell leaves October 6 for the executive meeting. others travel October 7 for the delegates prayer meeting.

Philadelphia Women's Christian Temperance Union Indiana J. S. Russell Frank Daugherty Blairaville Jennie Siegfried Martha McJunkin Saltsburg Annie Getty Marion Center Tillie Lang Marchand Jennie Morrow Mesdames Lowry Lewis Brantlinger Wilson Blairsville Isabella Lowry Rosa Wingert Hoa G Thompson Mia Russell Witherspoon Building

Monuments to Pennsylvania Civil War units at Cold Harbor

Honorably discharged veterans of Pennsylvania units are advised that the 1907 act provides a monument at the Cold Harbor battlefield in Virginia. The dedication is on October 20, 1900, with state transport offered. applications for reduced-rate tickets must go to Capt. Josiah Hissong, Bedford County, Pa, for card orders. Travel dates October 15–20, return November 1.

Cold Marbor General Assembly Pennnsylvania Pennsylvia-ia Cold Marbox Virginia Heary Pennsylvana Cavalry National Cemetery Cold Harbor Vicginia Josiah Hlasong Polot Bedford County Hissong

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Readied

Deeds recorded since last report show transfers across townships including Pine Burrell Clymer Cherry Tree and White with prices from 52.34 to 7000. Notable entries include Clifford to Schrecengost for 240 and Henry to Samuel L. Henry for 2600. A fire at Rural Valley damaged the post office and residence valued around 6000.

Indiana County Wm. B. Clifford Pine James F. Schrecengost Phea McKinney Burrell Josephine Furnace Jake Co Oliver Householder Clymer G. W. Jose Dixon Run Land Co Mike Baenik Raward J. Fleming Green Francis J. Fleming H. H. Scott Indiana V. W. Bimpson Joseph Fitzgerald Plumville John Bt. Clair

Deaths of Fred W Bruntlinger A Canal Man

Fred W. Brantlinger of Cramer dies at 74 in Pennsylvania. Born in the county he worked on the canal in youth and later for the Pennsylvania Railroad until retirement at 65. Survived by his widow and seven children from Altoona Pittsburg Johnstown Braddock and Garfield with two sisters.

Fred W. Bruntlinger Pennsylvania Canal Fred W. Stantlinger Cramer Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Mae William W. Brantlinger Altoona Harry John F Pittsburg Frank H Johnstown Willam Cramer Braddock Henry Critchfield Susan St. Clair Margaret Lichtenfels Garfield

Two Local Residents Die. Timminey and Shank Obituaries

Mary B Timminey native of the area dies in Morrellville at 69 widow of Howard Timminey. Survived by children in Morrellyville and relatives in New Florence Uniontown Ebensburg Goalport and Blacklick. Levi Shank of Olymer dies after lingering illness aged 77. Civil War veteran with ties to Col Dick White. Funeral at Grace church and burial in Howe cemetery Cherryhill township.

Dirs Mary B. Timminey Mary H. Timminey Morrellville Howard Timminey Reuben Boring A. L. Boring New Florence BR. H. Gracey Ethel Emma Frank J Lorenzo Timminey Morrellyville George Boring Blacklick Uniontown Anna Anderson Ebenaburg Philip Boring Flinton L. A. Boring J. F. Boring Amanda Keith Goalport Levi Shank Olymer Dick White Pennsylvania Volunteers H. W. Shank Minnie Shank W. N. Myera Clymer Ora Shank Dixonville D. Shank Lemuel Myers Town Grace

Paul Tomb Obituary Notice From Edgewood

Paul Tomb a native of Armaugh died at his father Hugh Tomb’s Edgewood home due to tuberculosis on a Wednesday. The Tombs moved to Pittsburg in 1891 then Paul moved to Philadelphia for marriage in 1901 and returned ill last May. Survived by widow father one brother John M Tomb and sisters Mary Ruth Catherine. Remains were brought home for interment on Friday.

Paul Armaugh Hugh Edgewood Pittsburg Philadelpha Mary Moore White Township John M Mary Ruth Cathering

Obituary notices from local towns include multiple deaths

George Edmundson aged 53 died at home after a life in German town and Sutton Bros Bell foundry. He leaves wife and children Olive Walla Marie Clara Boyd Calvin Wayne, plus three sisters and a brother. James Edmundson, 80, Civil War veteran, died at Strongatown. survivors listed. Mrs Beatty of Ear Davia dies after operation, funeral at Grove Chapel cemetery. John Kooser of Rayne township dies at state hospital Warren, 55, survived by wife, two daughters and two sons. Eleanor Thomas of Punxentawney, sister of Thomas Thomas, dies in Adrian hospital, rheumatism.

George Edmundson Germantown Sutton Bros. & Bell Olive Alla Marie Clara Boyd Calvin Wayne Jesse Mitchell Spangler Clara Wilkie Buffalo Jessie Hdmunson St. Louis James Hdmiundson Edgewood James Michaels Strongatown Walter Clark Braddock Mra Charles Furlong Johnstown Simon Overborn Marlon Minole Detwiler Strongstown William Michagla Pittsburg St. O. Beatty Idaly Beatty Rc, Beatty Ear Davia Hellwood Lela M Frank 0 Charles L. Beatty Grove Chapel Church Rayne Township John Kooser State Warren Hela Wiliam Morison William Morrison Young Township Presbyterian Clarksbur Nathan Kinter Tanoma William J. McNutt William Nutt Homer City Formant Oakland Cemetery George Parker Graceton George Woolweaver George Woalweaver Grandylaw

Jury Frees Veltra and cases wrap at Creekside court

In Civil Court at Creekside the Veltra murder trial ends with a not guilty verdict after a two day struggle. Earlier, Charles Hotings sues railroad for $5,000 over property damage near Blairsville and Joseph Hagan wins $931 in a labor dispute appeal. Mrs Lottle Sutter is acquitted of felonious shooting at Glen Campbell after testimony and a distracted foreign witness. Multiple deaths are reported in the region, including Levi Kahns at 61, a typhoid death near Saltsburg, and other local obituaries.

Clyil Charles Hotings Pennsylyania Railroad Ylenara Hotings Blairavilla Joseph Hagan Howard B. Strong Frank Veltra Robert Tozfer Véltra Lottle Sutter Edward O'Hara Sutter Glen Campbell

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