Clymer Brick Works Aims at 10 Million Annual Output
A new brick and clay products plant in Clymer Cherryhill township will attain an annual capacity of 10,000,000 bricks with future expansion to 98,000,000. The facility, fed by high quality clay and a three foot coal vein, employs 50 workers and features gravity transport, a waste heat drying system, and a full modern plant layout. Key figures include Senator John Fisher as president and Clymer leaders G. W. Lenkerd and H. Hall, with directorate names and contractors KE. M. Breese & Co. involved. Output targets eastern cities including New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Cherryhill Township
Clymer Brick & Sire
Gray ‘Company
John §. Fisher
CG. W. Lenkerd
Ohio
Germany
France
KE. M. Breese & Co
Gailon, O
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Indiana
John 8. Fisher
Henry Hall
G. W. Lenkerd
Robert M Wilson
W. D. Kelly
T. L. Snyder
A. A. Kratzer
Clearfield
H. N. Widdowson
Mahaffey
Thomas ‘Bollis
Altoona
Will Preach to Odd Fellows on 80th Anniversary Night
Rev J W Garey of the Methodist church will deliver a special sermon to the local lodge of Odd Fellows on Sunday night marking the 80th anniversary of the order in America. Burt Dynmire and Miss Pearl Posters, both of Robinson, were married in Cumberland, Maryland on Thursday. The Hagenbesk Wallace exhibit was shown here on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Ws Garey
Lodge of Odd Fellows
America
Cumberland
Burt Dynmire
Mias
Robinson
Mda
Hagenbesk-Wallace
Raby
Ame
Public School Pupils Pass County Exam for Diplomas
Highly public school pupils passed the county graded course examination held April 4. Diplomas will be issued by County Superintendent J. Stewart. Published below is the list of names with townships and individuals who passed the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.'. Stewart
Armstroig
Grasa M. Bilvis
Hanks
Sarah J. Neely
Joe Wiliams
Dizabeth Bailth
Z -Bullington
Margaret Barclay
Wilburgd
Burrell
Gladys J. Gerard
Alma Fergudon
Shirley Gerard
Canoe Lowrnalstoy
Kating Jones
Maude Walker
Genter
Blaie Lewin
Plorence Dothell
Voress Mitgerald
Yhlt
Clyda A. Fowlar
Olea’ Moorehead
Blaine Dick
Dick Renda
Gertrude McTigue
Elizabeth Chariton
Samual Huif
Clarksburg
Lon Lowman
Conemaugh Township
Florance Burlingame
Alpha McOreery
Ruth Waddle
Velma Waddle
Raymond Etehig
Charry Tree
Mary L
Minnie Moot
Dark Moot
Frank Wingert
Havel Hicka
Cloone Ahfelds
Dorothy Zener
Rayne Township
Blaine Halman
Sara G
Wolfe
Brickaburg
Paul Buteler
Mdtr
Antta Mabon
Leonard Mabon
Washington Township
Leilah May Beatty
Wheasfield East
Mabel Marie Hutchison
Elon Irena Hutchison
Laura Matthews
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Deeds Reported
Real estate transfers listed include Hattie Stewart to Earl Goss for a Montgomery lot at 90 dollars and others from Montgomery, Cherryhill, Burrell, Indiana, Clymer, Brashvalley, Green, White and more. Several sheriff and trustee transactions show various acreages and prices including 1300, 600, 2000, 1200, 7450 dollars to different grantees. Names include Jacob Wettling, Jacob M Dick, Earle Goss, Mike Novak, Giuseppe Salerno, William Ross, and James Graham among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Hattie Stewart
Montgomery
Earl Goss
Jerry
Robert &. McCoy
Rayne
de Ee Helman
Reed
Cherryhill
Mike Novak
Mary W. Robinson
Burrell
L. D. Tohnaton
M. D Beatty
Indiana
T. A. Gilbert
Jacob Wettling
Shail
Clymer
Jacob M. Dick
Brashyalley
J. &. Deyarmin
Green
John Sides
Jacob Wattling
White
Annie
M. Byers
DB. Taylor
Guiseppe
Salertho
Francesco ‘Matera
Robert T. Penn
Frank McFarland
D. D. Good
Smickeburg
B. Good
Wm. V. Paulik
Glen Campbell
Joseph Lenhart
Adam Harbison
Banks
James Graham
HM. Mauk
Olymer
Ed. Widdowson
Mary J. Stewart
James R
John M. Daugherty
Army Rifles for State Guard New Equipment Initiated
The adjutant general's office in Harrisburg announced after May 1 all rifle practice and drills must use the United States army magazine rifle. The State Guard will be armed with 1903 models this month to align with federal troops, with blanket robes and uniforms also updated. The rifle season runs May 1 to October 31. Objects include arming state troops, standardizing gear with regular army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adjutant General's Office
Harrisburg
United States Army
Anne
Personal Briefs From Picttaburg and Nearby Towns
Ten A. Myers and others from Picttaburg listed on business visits and social calls. Residents and visitors including Miss May Sweeny, Miss Daisy Gilvert, and J. Campbell from Brookville are noted along with moves, illnesses, and family visits. A Keystone Mercantile rep and local officials conduct business while others travel to Auburn Indiana and Chicago for work or extended visits.
Fifth Regiment Reunion Sets Altoona Event for Veterans
Spanish-American War veterans of the Fifth Regiment P V gather in Altoona on April 27 to mark the ten year service date. A permanent regimental organization will be formed at 2:00 p.m. with a business session in the Fifth Regiment armory. Attendees join a camp fire and entertainment, followed by a banquet to close the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
P. V
Altoopa
Fifth Regiment
Renners Wui
Graduation Notes From NWO Rotinols And Blairsville High
Graduates from NWO Rotinols in Sle Cinages at Indiane and Blairsville complete courses in May with commencement at Library Hall. Indiana pupils, 35 in number, will graduate May 7 following final exams and a long summer of joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiane
Blairsville
Indiana Aleh School
Lloyd Miller
Martha Gilchrist
Wilber Hosack
Pridat
Cowen
J. W. Carey
Lloyd Milter
Lola Martin
Mabel Stewart Plano
Teorreeto
Hewitt Marie Helrick
Mary
Martin
McCartney
Jean Valjean
Bishol
Black Forge
Moaurice McMichael
L. C. Emerson
Steele Swan
Harry Sutter
Arthur Speedy
Wilbur Hosackenors
Raymond Shick
Harry Herlinger
Wilson Fiscus
Alexander Simpson
Nehate
Wilbur Mosack
William Loughry
Zeil
Nelson
Lewis Hay
Sullivan Ib
Bishop
Mabel Elzdbeth Stewart
Marie Prothero Hetrick
Pearl Victoria Lovelace
Mary I. Pennington
Samuel Wilson Fiscus
Arthur William Speedy
Samuel Jay McCartney
James Robert Lowry
Alexander K. Simpson
Roy Henry Shaukis
Mauricn N. McMichael
James Herman White
William R. Loughry, Jr
Ward C. Klisgensmith
George Blair Learn
Harry V. Herlinger
Kenneth Fleming
Lola B. Martin
Katherine A. Park
Alma J. Stuchell
Bertha B. Nibert
Helen K. Simpson
Twyst
D. Opdyke
Mary Martin
Nina Hamm
Raymond M. Shick
J. Steele Swan
Hale Tomb
Tra
H. Kart
Lloyd O. Miller
Wilbur D. Hosack
Harry B. Sutter
Carl Walker
Noble F. Fowler
Martha Thompson Glilchrist
Blairsville High School
William A. Korner
Thomas Neilson Anderson
Charles Richard Wolford
Flora Belle Thompson
Florence ‘Mima Wilson
Wdlna Louise Wolford
Emma Jean Stouffer
Laura Mildred Swartz
Joan Stouffer
Laura Mildred Swarts
Doone Patterson
Big School at Cherry Tree Opens With 160 Students
The select school at Cherry Tree opened Monday with 160 students and expects more enrollments before the weekend. Prof A M Hammers, from Punxsutawney, attended opening day and voiced optimism for the outlook. He will assume charge around May 1 with Prof Palmer acting as principal until then. Assistant principal is Prof James Smith and Miss Bess Pitts teaches the primary grade. The term features lectures including illustrated talks by Hammers and an address by Prof El Hat of Blate Commission of Forestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Trea
A. M. Hammers
Punxsutiwney
Palmer
Dunlo
James Smith
Hilledale
Bess Pitts
Cherry Tree
Hammers
el- Hat
Blate Commission of Forestry
Trial list opens in sixth week of March term
The sixth week of the March term opened with Sykes Woolen Mills Co of Reynoldsville and Marino of Blacklick listed for trial. The court heard cases over disputed payments and damages as juries deliberated on claims against G C Robertson, Mrs Mary J Dilts against Buffalo Susquehanna Railroad, and an injury suit involving G B Campbell and Henry Crissman. A verdict favored Mary M Will against Oliver E Will for 8417 in a separate estate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykes Woolen Mills Company
Reynoldavilla Va
Kyank Marino
Blacklick
D. Snyder & Son
G. C. Robertson
Campbell
Wit Tagses
Mary M.will
Oliver E. Will
Good Papers Read by Women at New Century Club
Monday meeting at Mrs John Hastings home featured papers on forestry Maple sugar industry and a reading from Harald the Dauntless Miss Mary Jones discussed forest destruction and reserves totaling 151 000 000 acres Mrs John Patton presented Introduction of Hiawatha and Mrs Hastings read an abstract on The Destruction of the Forest The next club meeting will be at Mrs J Telford home on May 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
John
Ohio
Pennsylvania
John Patton
Hiawatha
Harald the Dauntless
John &. Hastings
New Catholic Marriage Rules Require Written Engagements
A papal mandate reads engagements must be in writing and signed by both parties and by a parish priest or two witnesses. Marriages conducted by Protestant clergy or magistrates are invalid under the new law enacted and read worldwide at Easter noon.
In the Palace of the King to Be Staged by Nor Taal School
The Huyghenson Literary society of Nor Taal school presents the historic drama In the Palace of the King on Saturday evening, May y. The play features a large varied cast with strong climaxes, striking scenery and costumes. Tickets are for sale at Homer Sickenberg's drug store Creekside Sloan McBhoes and Clymer pharmacy and Indiana Hall's, with seats 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huyghenson Literary Society
Nor Taal School
Homer
Sickenberg
Creekside
Sloan KF
McBihoes
Clymer
Indiana
Hall's
Local Social Session Led by Joseph White at Hilltop School
Tenontyg Selegt School hosts a social session led by renowned teacher Joseph White from Armetrong owashly. The ten week term began Monday at Hilltop school house, inviting community participation and learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenontyg Selegt School
Joseph White
Armetrong Owashly
Deaths and funerals in town and nearby areas
Mrs G W Swank of Oak Street died at 11:50 Sunday morning from pneumonia after eight days illness. Born November 1846 at the place she lived, she leaves husband Howard and children Olive and Don at home, two sisters Mrs W A Leverage and Mrs M M Benes, and brother R J Wilson. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at the late home with Rev H Mahon. Lester Lewis, son of M K Lewis of Smicksburg, died Saturday of tuberculosis at 18 years 5 months 16 days. He taught at Loyatoy and then health failed. survived by father, brothers Talmage, Carl, Clayton, Ralph, Joy, and Vernie. Funeral Monday by Rev J F Stabley at Mahoning Baptist cemetery. Magovert McKendricks of Windber died April 18 of tuberculosis, 41 years 2 months 13 days. daughter of the late J & Long, survived by mother Mrs Mary Ann Long and brothers J T Long of Niagara Falls, H Long, and sisters Mrs M Felman and Mrs Elizabeth Houk. husband and children Zoe, Mary, Edward, Rita, Margaret, Josephine and Robert at home. Interment Windber. Albert Cres Culp died yesterday at his sister J B Trimbte’s Latrobe home of tuberculosis of the bowels, age 37. survived by sisters Mrs D C Myers and J I Culp, brothers John, Frank of Livermore and Lewis of Vandergraft. Interment at Vandergrate tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Kerr
D. FB. Rinn
Wayne Avenue
Clark Henry
Blairsville
Shelocta
H. P. Berkeypile
Clay
Wade Berkeypile
Cherryhill Township
Spangster
J. J. Miller
Pittsburg
Somerset
Decker’s Point
C. Calhoun
West Mahoniog Township
Calhoun
Homer Waddell
J. Wilse Thompson
Railroad Avenue
Leechburg
William Decker
Arnford
Harry Bryan
White Township
Bryan
G. W. Swank
Town
Oak Street
Elaer
Howard
Olive
Don
W. A. Leverage
School Street
M. M. Benes
Atlanticity
N. J
R. J. Wilson
Dosberg Point
Christian Church
Tl. Mahon
Lester Lewie
Lester Lewis
M. K. Lewis
Smicksburg
Clayton
Rtalph
Joy
Vernie
J. F. Stabley
Mahoning Baptist Church
Mag.overt McKendricks
Windsor
Lnte J. & Long
Rayne Township
Mary Ann Long
J.T. Long
Niagara Falls
Albert Gree Culp
Albert Cres Culp
J. B. Trimbte
Latrobe
Alster
D. C. Myers
J. I. Culp
John and
Prank Culp
Livermore
Lewis Culp
Vandergraft
Vandergrate
Death of Ella C. Edwards of Armagh and Johnstown
Ella C. Edwards daughter of the late David Edwards of Armagh died at her sister Mrs. Charles TH Wehn home in Johnstown on Thursday. A graduate of Indiana Normal class of 1887 she taught in Pittsburg. Survived by two sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella C. Edwards
David Edwards
Armagh
Charles TH. Wehn
Johnstown
Miss Edwards
Indiana Normal
Pittsburg
Ske
Deaths of Mrs Coad and Infant in Livermore and North Point
Mrs Frank Coad and Mrs Elizabeth Coad of Livermore died yesterday. Interment set for Livermore. An infant son of Mr and Mrs Wilton Neal of North Point died April 4 from pneumonia, aged two months. Interment in United Brethren cemetery at North Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Neal
North Point
United Brethren Cemetery
Vaccination Fatality Among Young Boy In Los Angeles
Charles Maitland an eight year old boy died in Los Angeles on April 18 after a brief illness following vaccination. The Maitland family recently moved from Pennsylvania and had enrolled the boy in school. Under local health law the parents were required to vaccinate or remove him. The father, fearing the outcome, consented to vaccination and the child grew ill and died after several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maitland
Los Angeles
Cal
Maitlands
Pennsylvania
Tittle
Fire destroys farm barn and Mrs Neal dwelling
Fire on April 14 destroyed the barn and contents on Mrs. Emmun Neal’s farm near North Point causing about 1500 in losses. Insurance total of 1000 carried by Thompson agency. That same day John Sloniger’s dwelling at Georgeville burned for about 1000 with 600 insured in the Thompson Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmun Neal
North Point
Thompson
John Sloniger
Georgeville
Lecture in Jacksonville on Mistakes in Life
Rev. O G Broakett to deliver his popular lecture Mistakes in Life at United Presbyterian Church Jacksonville next Tuesday evening at 8 00 oclock No admission fee but an offering will be lifted for church benefit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Broakett
United Presbyterian Church of
Jacksonville
The Beat Job of All, 8. Taylor North defeats Joy Seate
Joy Seate, defeated candidate, says not out of a run yet. North bought two new plow points Monday and plans to return to farming amid the Independent line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor North
Joy Seate
la Wow
Punxsulawney News
Laura BE and James J. Tockard Wed in Charryhill
Miss Laura BE and James J. Tockard of Charryhill township wed Thursday at Rev. Marana Cooke's home on Church Street. The ceremony was held at the pastor's residence with family present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Be, Reardon
James J. Tockard
Charryhill Township
Marana Cooke
Church Street
County Primary Results Show Republican Lead Diminished
The official county primary count shows Republican majors slightly down for several candidates while others gained. Dem votes were under 600, with minor party interest focused on two offices. candidates must file campaign expense statements by next Saturday with County Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
D. N. Langham
W. O. Smith
Joseph G. Beale
Hank Gillespie
George BH. Arnold
Senate
T. M. Kurtz
Kyle North
Kenry J. Wilson
Assembly
M. C. Watson
J. T. Henry
J. C. Lensure
John W. Miller
A. C. Wervier
A. J. Gilbert
Scott Stivey
Dr. James
Hawniners
Gibson
R. J. Hood
Henry G. Serene
Ernest Stewart
Howard A. Carmalt
John T. Deemar
Samuel A. Jessop
Frank Douglass
Weddings of Cot Week Musick Craven and Craven pair wed
John F. Musick of Pittsburg married Miss Cora D Craven of Ernest at the Lutheran church. They plan home at 7146 Monticello St after May 1. Craven worked as a compositor in the Progress office. Musick is with the American Telephone and Telegraph Co in Pittsburg. Other notices include several local marriages in Somerset and Beaverdale areas with similar church ceremonies and witnessed by family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Office
Commercial
Normal School
Pittsburg
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Shaulis—Lambert
M. E. Frank Shaulis
Miseiste
M. Lambert
Somerset
S. A. Shaulls
Thagroan
B. F. Shaults
Indiana Normal
Dmarshall-Templeton
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Modiin Brick Plant
New Mexico
Joseph McKee
J. M. McKee
Fort Stanton
W. C. McKee
New York City
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Wiliam Dearme
Bonth Seventh Street
J. C. Hasinger
McConnell & Hosack
Indiana School Board
Elenry
Onterplowas
Army Rifles
George Fulton
Mera
Grifith Ellis
Churet Street
Francis Hospital
Pittsury
Walter Williams
D. C. Mack
Brushvalley Farm
W.B. Overdorff
Brushvalley
Kaward Overdord
Tohnatowa
Mechanicsburg
Brushvalley Township
the King
Library
Baters College
Kissinger
Biapkuck Nehoola
Tan
Ada
H. W. Knault
Mie
Jennie Blase
I Marchand
D. Blase
Tyrone
Bres
Ten A. Myers
Picttaburg
Charaday
Carnathan
Clyde Bell and Sister
L. M. Buterbaugh
Cookport
Thursay
Frank Speedy
Ochamberaville
West
Greeley
Yorth Colling Cole
Effingham
Kaw
Chicago
Flavian Thompson
Wendell P. Thompson
Mutual Life Insurance Co
John P. St. Clair
Atriot
Reunion
NWO Rotinols
BIG
Cherrytree
Beott Thom
Myr
den Oyrmpbell
Jono Fink
Mike Buns
George Fry
Weat
Whogfield Townshiy
Analuet Railroad
Jodiinga
Ans, Rodarp M 'Rundricks
Frank Coad
Elizabeth Coad
South Sixth Street
TN County
David L. Marshall
Mra. &. J. Templeton
West End
J. Day Brownlee
Mark Shields
Charles and
Margaret Marshall
Mary Brown
Derry Station
Mr. Marshall
Conemaugh Centtre
Parriers
Stlolata-Volton
Jerry St. Clair
Weat Wheatfeld Township
Misa Jane H. Fulton
New Florence
Pittaburg
Sunderc-Boyer
Edward Sunberg
Homer City
Amanda Boyer
Felix
Bomerget County
Squire J. G. Kleming
Ee Eey Lee Jeasie Harbridge
Velma Russell
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