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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
4
William H. Taft of Ohio for president and James S Sherman of New York for vice president are listed as the ticket. The brief note confirms party alignment and regional representation.
Local notes from OCOOKPORT and AMBIOSH recount visits, births, and community events. Indiana Woolen Mill activity involves Buchanan and Lewis Henry. homes built by G W McCullough and J B Miller. A ballgame between Uniontown and the locals ends in a quarrel after the winner refuses to finish. Social visits include Mrs. Henry’s 72nd birthday surprise and multiple guests in Penn Run, Punxsutawney, Vandergrift, and Punxsutawney. Church improvements and kitchen updates noted. Republican meetings held in Indiana County.
A long list of residents from Plumville Rochester Mills Punxsutawney and surrounding areas are noted visiting relatives and friends during the week. Highlights include Mrs. Kuhn ill at home in Mra and Jane Kuhn, Caroline Schrecengost staying with J S McGaughey, and many brief calls between Indiana Du Bois and Rossmone areas.
George Richardson of Rochester Mills fell from a tree while picking apples on Thursday, fracturing an arm.
Obituary notes Elizabeth Mills of Homer City born August 21, 1842 in Greenwood township. Also reports Samuel Evans of Brushvalley, George Fetterhoff of Trade City, and Frederick Shaulis of Jefferson County dying recently, with funeral details and survivors.
Lieutenant Governor Robert Murphy and Justice John Mikins lead the slate of speakers for Republican rallies across Indiana County. Misher announced meetings in multiple towns with dates and venues listed, aiming to boost turnout. Arcadia hosts a daytime event while others occur in homes, reflecting local enthusiasm and party effort.
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