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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1922

Page

5

1500 Miners Return to Work in Cambria County

About 1500 miners in Cambria County returned to work under the Cleveland agreement at Commodore Clymer and Rossiter followed by production of about 5000 tons of coal daily. Other Western Pennsylvania operators under the agreement include Allegheny River Coal, Pennsylvania Coal and Coke, and Watkins Coal. Central Coal Association in Altoona rejected the Cleveland plan. negotiations adjourned with miners pressing for acceptance while operators urged resumed work under Rule 25. A dangerous schoolyard game near Homer City where boys toss caps into traffic is prompting concerns and calls for parental action to prevent accidents.

Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation Cleveland Commodore Clymer Rossiter Clearfield Bituminous Cambria County Western Pennsylvania Allegheny River Coal&Co Pennsylvania Coal On Oke Co Watkins Coal »Co Central Coal Association Altoona John Brophy Philadelphia Homer City Homer

Lad Fatally Injured in Fall in Homer City

An 11 year old lad, Martin Frank of Homer City, was fatally injured Thursday morning when a rear wheel ran over his abdomen and hip while attempting to board a truck. He died hours later at Indiana hospital. Surviving are his parents, three brothers and a sister. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church in Coral Sunday afternoon.

Lad Truth Homer City Martin Frank John Frank Indiana Hospital

Alverda Man Displays County’s Largest Sunflower

T W Johns of Alverda claims a sunflower over 12 feet tall with 13 blossoms and a giant bloom. The stalk measured ten and a half inches around at the base. Johns, nearly 78, says it is the largest he has seen. Misfortune befell the Carney family of White township as Norman Carney fractured an ankle in Denver and Walter Carney suffered a threshing accident last week. County Commissioner J Willis Wilson of town remains home with pneumonia but is expected to recover.

Alverda T. W. Johns Clarksburg Carney Norman Carney Denver Colo Wilson J. Willis Wilson West Water Street

Indiana Markets And Local Shoppers Reported In Week

Indiana markets show butter at 32 cents and eggs at 25 cents for the week. The Pittsburgh and Cleveland markets appear on another page. Mrs. Chas Brown of Creskside R D 2 and her guest Mrs Zuma Dickson of Akron Ohio were Indiana shoppers on Monday. Mr and Mrs W C Hancock, Annie Lines, Charles Shultz, Harry Fulton, EK A Miller, Roger Harbinson and Royane were among West Lana callers Monday.

Indiana Troutman Co Pittshburgh Cleveland Chas, Brown Creskside R. D Zuma Dickson Akron W. C. Hancock Annie Lines Charles Shultz Harry Fulton EK. A. Miller Roger Harbison Royane West Lana

Husky Young Armor Lad in Chesky Photo Portrait

A reproduced photograph features Carl White Chesky, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Chesky of Indiana RD 5. The image was taken recently at the Douglass studio on Philadelphia Street.

Carl White Chesky C. F. Chesky Indiana R. D Douglass Philadelphia Street

Weddings of a Week Bracken Gibson unite in marriage

Bracken of Washington township and Minnie B Gibson of Shelocta wed at the bride’s parents home with Rev. A K Strane presiding. About 45 guests attended the ceremony and the couple plan to establish a home in Marion Center where Bracken will teach. The bride previously taught school and music. the groom is a county teacher.

Bracken-Gibson Carl B. Bracken Washington Township Perry Bracken Bracken Martha Bracken Michael Rozlovik Collinash-Tarcell John Collinash Sarah Tarcell Cherry Tree W. L. McKee

Completing Plans for the Big County Air

Managers of the Indiana county fair prepare the grounds for the exhibition set from September 6 to 8. Early indications point to a highly successful fair with a record crowd anticipated. W. Woodburn and son Charles and Viola McGuire of Rail-Ven are noted among participants.

W. Woodburn and Son Charles Viola McGuire Rail- Ven Hng

Soldier Boys Return From Camp After Weekend Triumphs

Members of the 110th Regiment and affiliated units arrived home Saturday evening tired and sunburned after attending the annual encampment at Saint Grotn. The 110th beat UK Infantry in a pistol match by 490 points as heat prostration sent ambulances to the hospital.

Rifie Range Co. Ff Altoona

West Wheatfield Residents Repair Old Fort Road

West Wheatfield township residents gathered at Charles Penrose home to repair the art road and plan continued work next week. A long list of participants names the community members aiding in the project. Old Brushvalley Cemetery Improved locals cleaned the Lutheran burial grounds and expanded the cemetery by purchasing adjoining land. Charles Duncan named Assistant Postmaster at Indiana office after years as a clerk.

West Wheatfield Township Old Fort Charles Penrose Elijah Clawson Joe Allen Dorsey Dodson Earl Penrose Albert Ayers William Penrose Dean ‘icClure Arthur Lichtenfels John Penrose Chas. Cline Thomas Penrose Clark Cline Clarence Landsberger Lloyd Penrose Sam Lichtenfels Lester Lichtenfels Leroy ‘Penrose Will Muir Walter Muir Otis Penrose Denver Boyle Joe Moody Armor Penrose Joe Penrose Harold Clark C. E Lichtenfels Herman Lichtenfels Ross McAlhoes Raymond McEjinnes Ira Cable Benjamin Cable John Liebold, Jr John Liebold, Sr Blair Clawson John Penrose, Jr George Lichtenfels Albert Penrose Leslie Penrose Purl Pease Thomas Anderson James Frain James Parks Alex Dodson Geo. Cline Brushvalley Charles Duncan Indiana Duncan

Rotary Club Picnic At Krepe Bungalow North Of Town

Indiana Rotary Club members and their wives enjoyed a picnic Monday evening at the Krape bungalow north of town. Mrs Maurice Hile served the dinner after which dancing and a general good time followed until 10 30. Rotary members will attend the Kiwanis Club meeting at the YMCA this evening.

Rotary Club Krepe Bungalow Indiana Rotary Club Krape Bungalow Maurice Hile South Seventh Street Kiwanis Club

Five Survivors Attend Marion Center Reunion

Five survivors of Co A at Gist Regt PV 1, including J C Matthews Akron M M Davis Reynoldsville W B Stahl Indiana Fulbert Alabran near Smyrna and Alex Work Marion Center, attended the annual reunion in Marion Center. Taxi driver Barto Runyan suffered a painful axle accident while repairing a Dodge touring car with the axle pinning his arm. no bones were broken. M Clark named to central Pennsylvania committee aiding the State Fuel Commission to boost coal production with six regional committees set in the state.

Co. A Marion Center J.C. Matthews Akron. O M. M. Davis Reynoldsville B. Stahl Indiana Fulbert Alabran Near Smyrna Alex Work Gist Regt The Command Barto Runyan Mr. Runyan Th. M. Clark B.M. Clark Pennsylvania State Fuel Commission

Big Picnic at Pine

An ant picnic was held at Pine, with attendees enjoying activities and communal dining amid sunny conditions. Residents reported cheerful participation and rising interest in future community gatherings at the park.

Pine Pine Ay Tl

Local residents seen at county seat in Indiana events

A parade of names notes Warren Buterbaugh and wife of Penn Run, T C Hood and family of Elders Ridge, A W Clowes and Clover Pierca of Plumville, and many others visiting Indiana for shopping, reading The Progress, or attending meetings. mentions of travel to Brushvalley township, Marion Center, West Lebanon, and West Newton among others.

Warren Buterbaugh Penn Run R. D T. C. Hood Elders Ridge A. W. Clowes Clover Pierca Pluinville Indiana Alex Hoover Brushvalley Township Ralph Wineman Homer Progress Mia Harry ‘White, Jr Pana Ilis Ef. IF. Cuthbertson Adriana Lois C Armstrong Shelocta D. R. Law Marion Center R. A Charlotte Armstrong Lola Armstrong J. A. Peterman Shelocta R. D Arthur Wisher Crekside R. D Charlotte Manner Marion Center Iva Chatham Altoona Mabel Smith West Lebanon A. C. Shank Commodore Shank Commodore Valley J. Golden and Sons H. R. Golfton Cherryhill Township J. W. Trewin Reed E. J. Phillips J. Wood Clark Pittsburgh H. R. Golden C. S. Gibson Pitlsburgh C. T. Wilson Wits Strongstown Hot Springs John RB. Bath George Adamson Harry Sloan Beyer Adamson Sloan L. Owen Smith L. Owen Smith, Wife and Family and Mrs. Smith’s Mother, Mrs. W. H. Carpenter Lothie Carpenter Phillips W. Va Anna B. Smith Aultman Irvin Glasser Ben Pollock John M. Miller Irma Grace Cunningham Potter County Winfield King West Newton King Block Audley L. Mabon West Church Street Erie Walter Whitmyer J. M. McConnell St. Paul Min HM. P. Lewis Lewis Homestead A. S. Moorhead Raymond B Seuth Seventh Street Atlantic City Gettysburg Wm. Johns Wilkinsburg Waddell Tunnelton Thomas Kirkman John Warden Harriet Culbertson Gordon Heights Altoons Culbert

Transferred lands and sums recorded in Indiana County deeds

A list of property transfers in Indiana County shows numerous deeds with buyers and sellers, tract sizes from fractions to dozens of acres, locations including Young, Brushvalley, West Mahoning, Conemaugh, Blairsville, and White towns, and sums ranging from about 100 to 6000 dollars. Notable names include H Lynn Prothero, Jane Kerr, J A Anderson, Robt Kiers, Sunderlin, and Don Lydigg, reflecting broad activity across multiple townships.

Idima County Eme &. Palmer James A. Palmer Rayne Jane King H. Lynn Prothero Young Watcock J. W, Kuincock Sarah Hancork Cunningham Brantinger Burrell A. W. Wills T. Kongnecker Dtrutton B. Bowers Claude J. Barr Banks Alice Reeder J. L. O'Neil Blackiick H. T. Wetzel George Smykin Brushvalley Rose E. Shaffer J. L. Shaffer West Wheatfeld S. R. Stahl S. P. Douglass H. B. Wiley S. J. Sides Blacklick Agnes Rowland George R. Noll South Ma Meres East Wheatfield Floyd Plowman John FE. Stiles Tohn W. Stiles Harry TR. Stiles Mast Wheatfield Albert Brendinger Mary Walley Myrtle Brenchinger Lo West Wheatield Wattman Mareshall Second Ward Snalons Cynthia McGinley Harry Howard Jacksonville

Teacher Training Rally at Arnagh and Cookport

Local notices announce the first annual Teacher Training Rally in Arnagh Indiana County with speeches by Miss Morence Wallace and Rev. A Hartung plus a banquet for graduates or current trainees. A separate Cookport District No 4 rally invites attendance with music and speakers.

Arnagh Indiana County Sabbath School Association Armagh M Cookport Green Township Cockport

State reports strong impact of dog law on livestock losses

A detailed half year report to Secretary Rasmussen shows enforcement of the Pennsylvania dog law reduced losses to sheep and other livestock and poultry. Comparisons with 1921 reveal fewer dogs killed by officers and dramatic drop in damages, with licensing rising and few fees paid this year.

Fred Ras- Mmussen T. J. Munce Bureau of Animal Industry Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Inidustry

Death notices from Strongstown area funeral news

Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. M. A. Bennett aged unknown, Joseph Boyer about 58, Mrs Mary Jack 83, John William Piver seven, Tillian Maria Sohman four and a half, and Priscilla Klingensmith 13, with brief family details and funeral plans in Blairsville and surrounding townships.

M. A. Bennett Strongstown George Johnstown Michael Brushvalley Abraham Thomas Bennett Thomas Conwy Abraham Boring Bolivar Joseph Boyer Joseph Hoyer Peter Boyer Boyer Shelocta Widerton Mary Bayer Muesday St. Thomas Graveyard Gastown Tillian Maria Sohman Tillian ‘Maria Leshman Mra. C. A. Sohman Blairsville Rom Priscilla Iiingensmith Priscilla 1Ingensmith Joseph Klingensmith Chevy Chase

Blacksnake Victim of Fatal Ingestion Near Coyede Farm

A large blacksnake in Beyer Goar Hart’s farm near Coyede swallowed a china egg from a hen nest. Acute ingestion led to extreme agony, the snake was killed after being found by Mr. Jearhart. Also notes church meetings at Diamondville starting August 26 led by Rev. Edgar M. Detwiller, plus local social updates and visits across Indiana.

China Beyer Goarhart Coyede Jearhart Diamondvile Church of the Brethren Tiamondvile Edgar M. Detwller Johns

Teachers and Directors Attend County Institute Week

The 71st Indiana county teachers institute opens with over 500 instructors in a big Chautauqua tent on the Normal Campus. Notable speakers include Dr. John A. H. Keith and Dr. W. A. Matheny, with sessions led by Rev. J. A. Lawrence and others. Evening entertainments feature a lecture by Mrs. Helen and a comedy drama, with close by a Colonial Operatic concert to end.

Indiana Venango County J. A. Lawrence Town S. L. Barr Hugh M. Bell John A. H. Keith Indiana Normal W. A. Matheny Athens G. C. L. Belwer Harrisburg Mon Lo Institute Gaolonial Operatic Co Court Flanne Christy

Moonshine Raids Seize Quarts to Gallons in County

Dry officers report raids over two weeks seized substantial whiskey mash and bottled liquor in the county. Offenders largely carry foreign names, with mentions of Sexton and Vanderhoot families from Whitetown.

Bald

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Commodore, Clymer and Rossitex Cambria County Mines of Corporation Altoona Conference George Launch Pine Creek George D. Lanich Brown's Larry's Creek Mr. Lanich Mr. Launch Russell Jordan Loyathanna Claudia A. Perry Moreen John Collimash Emeigh Sarah Parcel Carl E. Bracken Washington Minnie Bi Gibson Sheloca John Wendell Cribbs Gladys Gerhart Rush Noward Hawkins Craigsville Leah. Weming Salismage A. W. Wilson Kiski Gladys Margaret Wilson M. Edwin Green Earl Progress Act Fowler & Widdowson Soldier Boys Rval Estath Bethel Bethelchurett Center Township Misy le Shields Blacklek Township King's School of Oratory Luc Ul Phoonat Marie Shielda May Millcosell Mabe Mikesell Honville Odd Fellows Phunville Lodge Plumville Presbyterian Plumville Creekside Dan Wetherby Creekside Grange Mary Jack Binksville Armar ‘McWelvey George Reed John H. Jack Black-eek Township Blairaville Presbyterian Church John William Pier John William Piver Samuel Pizer Tov Robbie Greenwood Cemetery J. Tt. Jones Thely ‘Munshter Evelyn Margyehattont James Liclere and Son Lous Mes Beulah (Hease- Win W. Win Hillsdale Myrila Clark Lavina Clark C. A. Conner Boyd Kerr Ray Butterbaugh Umsdale Hortons Larnoon Edward Clark Elizabeth Ake Clearfield C. Ae Conner Salt Lake City Utah Weisman Virginia Rowland Claypool Kithard John Rankin Browner A. C. Rankin Court House Evecllent Chautauqua Grove Chapel A. B. Anderson West Pike Linma Reogoman School Street William McElhoes McElhoes East Chestnut Street Ballongingo Ki
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