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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1926

Page

6

Chapman Reelected Head Of County Schools In Unanimous Vote

About 100 school directors gathered in the courthouse for a four year term election with Mr. Chapman winning unanimously and a salary increase from 8500 to 4000. Charles Ray presented the nomination, Lindsey seconded, and directors Miller and Allison served as tellers. A separate resolution endorsing John S. Fisher for governor was adopted unanimously.

James F. Chapman Schhools Court House Chapman Charles Ray Saltsburg Lindsey Pine Township HR. A. Miller West Lebanon George Allison Center Township C. L. Hudson Washington Township Johns. Fisher Govrnor H. G. W. Patterson A. M. Graffius Webtum W. E. Turner Blairsville

Paving Schedule Revised by Borough Council at Meeting

The Borough Council revised this year’s paving plan at a special meeting. Oak Street from Seventh to Ninth, Chestnut from Sixth to Highth, Oak from Fourth to Fifth, Fourth from Oak to Philadelphia, and Third from Philadelphia to Oakland are on the list. Elder will be asked for concrete and asphalt with work starting soon at an approximate cost around 117000. a $50000 bond issue was previously approved.

Borough Council Borough ‘Council Oak Street Chestnut Street Highth Streets Fifth Street Fourth Street Philadelphia Street Third Street Oakland Avenue Elder

Pastor Stepped on Gas Instead of Brake in Narrow Escape

Rev. Thomas B. Edgar pastor of the Second United Presbyterian church of Pittsburgh and his son escaped injury when his car climbed an embankment crashed through a fence and returned to the road on all four wheels. The accident occurred on the Blairsville road about four miles north of Blairsville. Edgar said he meant to brake but pressed the accelerator instead. The car was badly damaged.

Thomas B. Edgar Second United Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh Blairsville Edgar

Blairsville Youths Fined On Liquor Charge

Three Blairsville youths Samuel Cohen Paul Bratton and Thos Stitt aged 12 to 15 were arrested on liquor charges Bratton and Stitt paid fines of 6 dollars plus costs Cohen paid 10 dollars plus costs The Cohen boy allegedly removed three bottles of wine from his father’s cellar and shared them His father Mr Cohen will appeal Sammis posted 200 bail

Blairsville Samuel Cohen Paul Bratton Thos. Stitt Bratton Stitt Cohen Sammis

Indiana Schools Board Reappoints Supt Herlinger Four Years

Supt H V Herlinger was reelected superintendent of the Indiana Schools for four years at an adjourned Tuai ana Board of Education meeting. Prof Hugh M Bell a Ros ter High school principal succeeds T T Me ord as maker of the High school. Mr and Mrs P L Hamill of White township celebrate 42 years of marriage this Saturday.

Herlinger Hugh M. Bell Indiana H. V. Herlinger Tuai_ana P.L. Hamill White Township Marsied P. L. Hamill

Weddings of a Week Wornbull McClure and More

A string of ceremonies across Zion Lutheran parsonage and homes mark a week of weddings. Anna Catherine McClure wed Irvin Wilson Turnbull with Indiana attendants. Walter Steele married Twila Hoover at the bride’s home with a dinner. Teresa Mangengo wed Domenico Vetro in Sagamore in a quiet family ceremony. Olive Ruth Orange wed Franklin B Heugher in an announced marriage.

Steele-Hoover Walter Steele Elmer Steele Smyrna Twila Hoover C. C.*hoover East Mahoning Township W. 8. Harr Marchand Russell Hoover Rochester Mills Ruth Finn Indiana Hoover Farm Indiana Business College W. C. Chapman Sroom State College Boesman Montana Vtro-Mangeng Misa Teresa Mangeno Sagamore Domenico Vetro Pittsburgh Heugher-Orange Olive Ruth Orange Franklin B.,heugher William P. Orange Irwin Wilson Turnbull Ernest Anna Catherine McClure Coal Walter H. Steele E. Mahoning Twiler Hoover Samuel Doyle Dishong Hillsdale Helen Clara Beer Marion Center Charles T Atwater Aspinwall Elizabeth Cumming Cheswiel Grier Weakland Cockwort Maxine Lamen McGees Mills Harry B Sheiler Robinson Ethel I Muiree Bolivar

Blairsville Civic Club Elects Entire Officer Roster

Mrs Laura Graft Smith leads Blairsville Civic Club as president with B W Sheriff and James Enenhielser among officers. Annual meeting approved secretary and treasurer reports and outlined plans for next year. Also notes a murder conviction case transfer and local licenses and deaths.

Laura Smith Blairsville Club Blairsville Civic Club Laura Graft Smith B. WF. Sheriff B. J. Mc

Real Estate Transfers Involving Indiern County Deeds

Real estate transfers listed with buyers and sellers in Indiern County. Deeds show parcels ranging from under an acre to 58 acres, with prices from $1 to $6000, including parcels in Blairsville, Center, East Mahoning, Homer City, Robinson, and Rayne township. Multiple trustees and church properties noted alongside private lot and acreage transfers.

Indiern Hanve W. S. Clarke Charles Preall Armagh G. C.sprankle T. W. Phillips A.W. Altius Charley Altinius Robinson Lanie B. Seger Bear Run Mahoning Ambrose Hogue Blairsville Hewitt Short Tred Dilts Rayne Township Elizabeth Simpson Margaret I McQuiston Center Frank Spicher Elsie B. Couch James W. Smith Wilbur P. Walker East Mahoning Wilbur P. Graff Kiskiminetas Coal Co Charles Halow A. B. Ansley Rayne Maher & Graff Coal Co Katherine M. Narone Biairaville John D. Ferrier B. BH. Hileman Montgomery R. Stanley Graff Paul G. Walter

Plans for Spanish War encampment mature

Department Commander H A Arnold and wife reviewed state encampment plans with the local committee. The gathering for United Spanish War Veterans will be June 23 to 26, with about 500 delegates expected. Arnold inspected the armory and the Wike Temple where business meetings will be held.

H. A. Arnold United Spanish War Veterans Col BH. A. Arnold Indiana Wike Temple

Mass Meeting at Salisburg Aims to Take State Road Reward

Citizens of Conemaugh township gathered in Salisburg town hall on Tuesday to spark interest in using the $19,000 state reward money for road purposes. If unused the funds revert to the general fund for other townships. The meeting was addressed by Mr. Doorwood from the State Highway Department.

Salisburg Gonemaugh Township Conemaugh Township Doorwood State Highway Department

West Lioh anon visitors noted in personal line

Local notes list residents and visitors to The Progress office and county seat, including Squire MW A Miller of West Lioh anon Wisah Indiana, H W Smith of Gipsy, and James FH Ray and son. Entries record subscriptions renewed, births, operations, and a car incident involving Orrin Lambing and Lisle Bence.

Squire MW Len. Campbell A. E. Walker H. B. Empfield Harry Miller Geo. Evans Albert Evans J. A. Hanna Brushvalley Township Indiana John W. Aucapher Fort Myer G. G. Glover Homer City M. Henderson Stitt Clymer R,d. 2 Elmer Lamer Judson James Wakefield C. BE. Lichtenfels David Harris West Wheatfield Township Harvey Brown Penn Run R. D. 2 The Progress A. W Clowes Wallace Blin Plumville Mr. Clowes George D. Templeton Marion Center

Urustiydley Undergoes Operation Miss Exit at Indiana Hospital

Urustiydley, teacher at Simmons school in Brushvalley township, underwent a serious operation at Indiana hospital recently. She is progressing well. Weet Wheatfield Township Home Burned in West Wheatfield Township. The home of William Marsh near the William Penn highway was destroyed by fire early Monday morning with contents burned and the loss is partially covered by insurance.

Sprinkle Simmons Brushvalley Township Tke Indiana Hospital

Coketown Woman Found Murdered in Home

Mrs. Raymond College, 21, of Coketown Westmoreland county, was found murdered in her home Tuesday night by her father John Carnahan of Avonmore. She had been shot through the head and died about 48 hours earlier. Carnahan entered to retrieve his grandchild who had spent the weekend with him, and with neighbors broke in after receiving no reply.

Coketown Raymond College Westmoreland County John Carnahan Avonmore Imus

Brushvalley Rider Hurt in Fall from Bicycle Friday Evening

George McCutcheon Jr of Brushvalley was seriously injured Friday on his way home from school after falling from his bicycle and striking his head on the cement road. He was taken to Indiana hospital and rallied the next day. no complications are feared. B. Pender of Blairsville narrowly escaped serious injury Friday afternoon when he fell from a shed roof twenty feet high while repairing a farm building. he fractured his left thigh but is reported in favorable condition.

Edward Paimo Stafford Werhert Greenlee Gatitynburg College C. K. Greenlee Gettysburg Arthur Wiggins Scranton Emma N. Wiggins White Township Wiggina Fratt Owein Lambing Kellysbirs Hart Styunck Lisle Bence Marion Center High School Orrin Lambing Wellysburg Lambing Indiana Bence Rence George McCutcheon, Jr Brushvalley Indiana, Hospital I B. Pender Blairsville F. B. Pender

Gratifying Reports at Annual Meeting of First United Presbyterian

Gratifying reports on the condition of church departments were read at the annual meeting held in the Second United Presbyterian church Thursday evening. J Clair Sloan and Roy Stephens were elected trustees of the congregation. Blairsville to Enforce Old Curfew Blairsville will rigidly enforce the old curfew law after years of silence following a petition by the Woman's Civic Club. Borough council decreed curfew will be observed nightly at 9 o'clock by a police officer.

First United Presbyterians First United Presbyterian Church Second United Presbyterian Church J. Clair Sloan Roy Stephens Blairsville Blaire Woman's Civic Club

Henderson Appointed State Bank Examiner

Robert A. Henderson of town, recently resigned as cashier of the Marion Center National Bank, has been appointed a state bank examiner and will assume duties soon. His headquarters will be in Pittsburgh. The vacancy at Marion Center National Bank remains unfilled.

Robert A. Henderson Town Marion Center National Bank Pittsburgh Marton Center Bank

Two Injured in Homer City Auto Crash Monday

Two Indiana men, George Taylor and Harry Gilchrist, were in a serious accident on Binks ville road three miles south of Homer City Monday afternoon around 4 30. Gilchrist suffered a fractured pelvic bone a broken ankle and internal injuries while Taylor escaped with minor injuries. The Ford overturned in a field after Taylor tried to avoid two cars meeting head on. Both men were taken to Indiana hospital where Taylor later underwent an operation and Gilchrist remained in serious condition.

Homer City Indiana Binksville George Taylor Harry Gilchrist Gilchrist Taylor Ito Ford Malcom Pleids Indiana Hoaspital

County Sabbath School Institute Meets Saturday

County Sabbath School Institute plans a large teachers attendance in the children’s division at the Presbyterian church in Indiana on Saturday April 17. The event opens at 10 a.m. under Mrs John Ackerson, county superintendent of the children’s division, with morning and afternoon sessions and a strong program. Miss G Rodgers will attend both sessions aiding all attendees.

Clymer Mbe Clymer M. E Edured H. T. Myers John Ackerson Elsie Rodgers State Sunday School Association Bo Field Presbyterian Chiwe Presbyterian Church Indiana Misse G. Rodgers Biato Clarae. Earhart Supar Rvery

Man from West Wheatfield Township Dies in Jeannette Fall

A former West Wheatfield Township man, TWilled by a fall from a fourth floor of a new Jeannette building after being struck by a crane, died after being injured on Saturday. He leaves a widow and several children. He was nephew to Mrs. J C Montgomery of Robe ingou.

West Wheatfight Township Jeannette Joxson Guest Wilson Guest West Wheatfeld Township J. C. Montgomery Robeingou

Death notices span Civil War veteran to local elites

Indiana county obituaries report Josiah Huston a Civil War veteran and retired carpenter. Patrick Doyle a longtime Ernest resident. Richard Glamwson, 45, railroad worker. Howard Gibson of Indiana. Mrs. Dorothy Lovell of Clymer. Mrs. Pormelia Sturgeon of Erie. and James Hensell of New Alexandria among others. Details include birthplaces, spouses, children, and funeral arrangements as recorded by local papers.

Pepper Fisher ticket gains strength in Allegheny County

Leslie workers in Allegheny County report Pepper Fisher slate gaining momentum with county leaders pledging support. Recorder John D. Graham endorsed Pepper Fisher Smith Woodward ticket, aligning with Mellon backed candidates. Western Pennsylvania chairmen meet in Pittsburgh to plan extended primary drive. multiple ward leaders show support for the four ticketed candidates.

Allegheny County Pittsburgh Tomorerow John 5. Fisher Pepper-Fisher John D. Graham Ware-Beidleman Pepper- Fisher-Smith-Woodward George Wharton Pepper John Wisher Ernest G. Smith James F. Woodward Recorder Graham Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon North Side Pennsylvania William Penn Eric Fisher Wood Peter Kaff

Milgar Draws Fourth on Primary Ballot

Primary ballot drawings in Harrisburg assign Milgar fourth on Republican ticket with Difford Pinchot top, Ware second, Pepper third for U S Senate. Beidlaman first for gubernatorial. Democratic lieutenant governor race also listed with Hackett leading.

Milgar Difford Pinchot United States W. S. Ware George Wharton Pepper State Bureau of Elections Harrisburg Thursby Howard FE. Beidlaman Thomas W. Phillips John K.tener John 5. Fisher

Luther Burbank Dies Amid Religious Controversy at 77

Luther Burbank, famed horticulturist and plant wizard, died Sunday morning after a few weeks illness. World mourns the man who created much beauty, with his death noted amid speculation about the religious controversy sparked by his claim of infidelity. He was 77 years old.

Luther Burbank Burbank

Pennington Celebrates 71st Birthday in Indiana

A. P Pennington, longtime Indiana tailor, was surprised Sunday at his home by family honoring his 71st birthday. Fay Pennington of Lorain Ohio, Ernest and family of Vandergrift, and Clarence A Pennington and family attended from Indiana. An excellent dinner was served by Mrs Pennington. Steele Clark, son of the late Justice Soas M Clark, died yesterday of pneumonia and will be buried locally.

A. P Nnington Indiana A. Pennington Fay Pennington Lorain Ohio Ernest Pennington Vandergrift Clarence A. Pennnington Pennington Steele Clark Justice Soas M. Clark J. Wood Clark Pittsburgh

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