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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1920

Page

7

Local Labor Movements and Residences Noted in Area

Spruce Elmer Biss returns to his property after more than a year at Penn Mary mines. Cecil Coble moves from Berringer to farm of D G Brown for the summer. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Biss return from Windber to their home. Mrs Sadie Graham and family move from Cresson to Tipperary and visit her mother Mrs Sowers. Hueil Leney buys Tiostic farm and relocates. Idie of Cookport, mill owner, notes timber shortage for Scott Doug. Yass finishes work last week.

Elmer Biss Penn Mary Cecil Coble Berringer D. G. Brown Mr. Brown Benjamin Biss Windber Sadie Graham Cresson Tipperary Sowers Hueil Leney Tiostic Nho Fry Idie Cookport Scott Doug. Yass Dave James Lloyd Gorman William Huffffan Punxsutawney Linne Smith Ord Bartlebaugh Logan Lowman Livan Tyger Mary Lutsock Indiana Hospital Philip Ober

Dairy Cows Qualify For Honor List In March

Indiana County Cow Testing Association reports 266 cows tested in March, 29 earning honors for 1000 lbs milk or 40 lbs butter fat. Five cows exceeded 50 lbs fat. Thirteen qualified for both metrics, six for fat alone, ten for milk alone. Twelve of twenty six members had qualifying cows. Norman Barkley, tester, provides the month’s record.

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Resting Place of Yank Hill Cemetery Work Details

149 men are at work beautifying Argonne cemetery in France the largest American burial ground to be made the most beautiful. Flower bordered paths and a star shaped central bed will mark the graves with name inscribed in flowers. Many American visitors are expected to pilgrimage this spring and summer.

Yank Hill Roes France Argonne United States Argonne Cemetery

Obituary for Charles Wayne Bagley of Alverda area

Charles Wayne Bagley son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Bagley born July 6 1859 was killed instantly in mine No 11 at Hedlwood March 20 1926 while operating a mining machine. He was well liked by neighbors and employees. Burial at Cockport Lutheran cemetery conducted by Rev J Slair Irwin. Survived by Kathren brothers John Howard Harold of Alverda and two sisters Sara Mary of Stafford. Card of thanks from Mary and Louis Brown for support after his death.

Charles Wayne Bagley Jacob Bagley Hedlwood J. Slair Irwin Stafford Cockport Ginkels Kathren John Howard Harold Alverda Sara Mary

Four Fatal Accidents in the County During March

Harrisburg April 13 Indiana county industrial workers suffered four fatal accidents in March per a report by Clifford B. Connerley Commissioner of the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry. Across Pennsylvania 218 fatalities occurred that month, including 74 in industries 55 public service workers and 89 miners. The state saw five more fatal accidents in March than in February. Summer Normal School opens at Five Points Indiana county April 12 for eight weeks with information through Blairsville and Creekside addresses.

Harrisburg Indiana County Clifford B. Connerley Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry State Bureau of Inspection R. Gormley Prin Blairsville J.W. Snyder & Son Creekside R. D

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