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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1912

Page

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Indiana County Fair Opens With Aerial Show And Fast Races

Indiana county’s sixty-sixth annual agricultural fair opens next Tuesday promising the largest exhibits, fastest races, and a new attraction in daily aeroplane flights by the Thomas Brothers of New York. The grounds and track are in fine condition with heavy entries expected in stock, poultry, and horticulture, plus special trains and extended trolley service for fair week.

Indiana Thomas Bros New York State H. J. Thompson 5. C R. C. Rhodd Island Reds Pennsylvania Buffalo Pittsburg Thorequay Street Railway Company

Temperance Ick Workers To Gather At Marchand

The annual W C T U convention will be held at the Evangelical church in Marchand on Friday and Saturday. Greetings will be extended by county president Mrs Mary Bruce Miss Jennie Morrow and Rev Richards. Ella George state president will speak Friday evening. Delegates expected from all unions. transportation arranged to meet Indiana train.

Evangelical Marchand Mary Bruce Town Jennie Morrow Richards Ella George Sagan Station Indiana

Insanity Found Before Arcadia Shooting Squire Curfman

Pallogin of Arcadia was declared insane and dangerous by a fraternal society committee in April after examination by Dr. B F Coe. He shot Squire G F Curfman three times at close range during a domestic quarrel on July 9, dying at Clearfield hospital that night.

Lewis Pallogin Arcadia Squire G. F. Curfman Pallagia B. F. Coe Dixonville Pallogin Squire Curfman Clearfield Hospital

Weddings of a Week Wallace Judy and Edna Judy Wed

Wallace Judy reports two marriages in Homer City area. Irwin Wallace of St Louis and Edna Jane Judy of St Louis wed at the bride’s sister home with Rev. J C Burnworth officiating. Bridesmaid Dorothy Nix and maid of honor Mary Wallace. wedding party includes Dr J Roy St Clair and Belle Wallace. The couple will honeymoon in Canada then reside in St Louis.

Wallace Judy Irwin Wallace Edna Jane Judy St. Louis Russel Nix Homer City J. C. Burnworth Methodist Episcopal Church Dorothy Nix Mary Wallace Oswego N. Y J. Roy St. Clair Belle Wallace Bertha Biden Russell Nix Munshower- Freyer William M. Munshower Migs Lulu A. Freyer H. W. Warnshuis Plum Creek Allegheny County Niagara Falls Canada Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad

Four Generations Present at 88th Birthday Visit

Mrs. Eliza George of town celebrated her 88th birthday with four generations visiting from nearby areas. She attended West Union United Presbyterian church near West Lebanon with granddaughter Mrs. Harry Millen and family members including Mrs. Samuel Calhoun and three great grandchildren. Accompanied by son-in-law J. C. Lindsey, she travelled overland to the Millen home and enjoyed the day in good health.

Eliza George Harry Millen Near Parkwood West Union United Presbyterian Church Near West Lebanon Millen Samuel Calhoun George Samuel George West Lebanon J. C. Lindsey Town Mra Harle Locke Rochester Mille Indiana Phyllis Young Pittsburg A. P. Lowry Railroad Place D.H. Tomb Church Street Atlantic City Misa Margery Powell Oil City Lemon Wayne Avenue H. B. Clawson Falls Creek Harry W. Wilson Margaret John D. Wilson Scranton Mary E. Wilson Clymer Avenue Cherryhill Township Charles R. Work Dorothy Jane Detroit Mich Noble Miller East Philadelphia Fred Jamison Mary Washington C. M. Wortman Ella Hart Jean Bicket Cincinnati Mary Vogel North Fifth Street Edith Buchanan South Eleventh Street Nell Gillespie Freeport Alexander Stewart West Philadelphia W. A. Phillips Armbridge Penn Run Bridge Town Grand View Allegheny Mountains Hubley Helen Baum Reynoldsville Harry Seanor Third Street Laura Hasinger Apollo Susannah Hasinger North Sixth Street Stacy H. Smith Sarah Smith Edith Lakes Ida Kettering Johnstown A. PF. Purington Hope Stewart Purington Otto Koenig Thousand Islands Estelle Henderson Chautauqua N. Y Washington Street William Watterson Charleroi Diehl Della Longwill Ninth Street Paul Zenk Youngstown Oberlin College Muele Carrieytle Weat Philadelphia Lytle Monessen Cowley Chas. Shultz Mra. We Bert Shaffer Mise Madill Vintondale Terrah Alteman Near Vintondale W. H. Smith Bert Deabenderfer C. Ellenberger Florence J D. Stake June White Township F. C. Ray Canoe Township John G. Cameron Crisale North Ninth Street Bartow Fla Cameron Meade Cora Cameron

Severe storms cause widespread damage in town and county

Reported early Monday morning and again that night, severe storms brought heavy hail and rain. Lightning caused little damage, but hail stones shattered windows and harmed grain fields and gardens across the area.

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Pimples Cause Blood Poison In Boy Scout In Idaho Camp

James Hull son of Mr and Mrs George B Hull suffered blood poisoning after picking pimples on his face while with the Indiana patrol fi Hoy Scouts in a camp near Idaho. He became ill Thursday and was brought home the next day.

James Hull George B. Hull Indiana Idaho

Indiana County Man Hits Boy With Auto in DuBois

A 10 year old boy, Henry Filck, was struck near the tall grounds by a car driven by W F Carnahan of Indiana county. The boy was taken home for examination and sustained no serious injuries.

Ndiaua County DuBois Io Authority Henry Filck W. F. Carnahan Indiana County

Personal Brevities Note Cast Across Indiana and Pittsburg

Mrs Harle Locke of Rochester Mille and Miss Phyllis Young of Pittsburg visit local friends while Attorney and Mrs D H Tomb review Atlantic City plans. Numerous relatives travel, host, and return through Indiana counties and Pittsburg, with social calls at homes on Church Street and nearby towns.

Real estate transfers in Indians County since last report

Real estate transfers recorded in Indians County show multiple parcels changing hands. H E Hileman sells in Montgomery to Cyrus P Rank trustee for 800. H E B Ruffner with Glen Campbell lots to Jennie Ruffner for 100. Ad FH Mikesell acres in White to Charles Hl Moore for 4000. Arcadia Land Co two lots to Rode Yanovich for 200. Lester Altman lot in Jacksonville to Steve Bodner for 800. Frank Berringer six acres in Green to Clarente Berringer for 175. Arthur P Stephens two tracts in Green to W B Douglass for 4250. G Mazza jot in Canter to Cosacel for 1200. James W Mack six lots in Center to G Mazza for 500. Mary Ratay foot in Pine to Sam Fishler for 650. Joseph Aray foot in Pine to Sam Fishler for 680. A Emanuel Smith lot in Montgomery to J Wilson Gromley for 1000. Ida D B Grumbling lot in Cherry Tree to W A Prideaux for 500. Maude M Wallace 1 6 of 59 acres in Pine to Yellow Creek Coal Co for 800. Wallace Thomas 63 acres in Armstrong to B M Clark trustee for 6532.66.

Indians County H. E. Hileman Montgomery Cyrus P. Rank H. E B. Ruffner Glen Campbell Jennie Ruffner Mikesell White Charles Hl. Moore Arcadia Land Co Arcadia Rode Yanovich Lester Altman Jacksonville Steve Bodner Frank Berringer Green Clarente Berringer Arthur P. Stephens W. B. Douglass G. Mazza James W. Mack Mary Ratay Sam Fishler Joseph “Aray A. Emanuel Smith J. Wilson Gromley Ida DB. Grumbling W. A. Prideaux Maude M. Wallace Yellow Creek Coal Co HH. Wallace Thomas Armstrong County B. M. Clark

Bride and groom held captive as serenaders swarm Homer City

Indiana State Constabulary called to Homer City to protect Irwin Wallace and Miss Edna Jane Judy of St Louis. About 800 serenaders gathered outside the Nix home before the wedding and bombarded the house with stones and sticks. A kidnapping attempt was made, and the couple remained under guard until midnight, escorted to safety by state police.

Russell Nix Homer City Indiana Irwin Wallace Edna Jane Judy St. Louis William Nix State Constabulary James A. White

Indiana boys excel at Ebensburg clay shoot

Strongstown man A M Bennett led with 107 of 120 as twelve Indiana Rod and Gun Club members competed in Ebensburg hosted by the Central Pennsylvania Trap Shootery League. James Hill scored 95, Wayne Rigg 86, with several others posting solid marks as the club aims for the Labor Day Wayne Rigg trophy competition.

Strongstown Indiana Rod and Gun Ebensburg Central Pennsylvania A. M. Bennett James Hill Indiana Pauch Allison Fisher Thomas Cessler Richards Springer Wayne Rigg

McCoy sues four police over arrest after socialistic meeting

Hig damages sought by W Je McCoy of Pittsburg, son of Columbus McCoy, against four Pittsburg policemen for alleged unlawful arrest during the Homewood disturbance at a socialistic meeting. Canal Boatmen's Association to hold its annual reunion at Blairsville tomorrow.

W. Je McCoy Pittsburg Columbus McCoy McCoy Homewood Canal Boatmen's Association Blairsville

Deaths in Elders Ridge Area Highlight Local Obituaries

Recent deaths in Center and Armstrong townships include Maurice Frantz, longtime Elders Ridge blacksmith and later machinist at Iselin, who died after a heart condition on Sunday morning. Survived by second wife, and children from first marriage, with funeral at Elders Ridge cemetery. Also noted are Mrs. Sarah B. Swasy of Center township, Theodore Travis of Blairsville, Henry Wissinger of Cherry Tree, Mrs. Henderson Wilson near Olivet, and infants and other local families. The notices record multiple deaths, survivors, and funeral details.

Mauticn Frantz Maurice Frantz Elders Ridge Iselin George Reeves Winifred Fasnett Elderg Ridge Clair Lloyd Frantz Elders Ridge Cemetery Sarah Uh. Mwaay Sarah B. Swasy Center Township Robert Allison White Township Presbyterian Church Martha J. Munshower Worvester Mass Hannah Kunkle Wu Home Mary A. Anthony Armstrong Township Robert A Pittsburg Martha Loughry Indiana James 5. Allison Homer City Theodore KR. Travis Theodore R. Travis Bliriraville Place Travis Blairsville M. E.reluved Russell Homer Williams Liverpool Bertha Travis Blairsville Cemetery Henry Wissinger Cherry Tree Cantbri County Jessie New Florence Silas Conemaugh Mary Burkheimer William Samuel West Virginia Lincoln Gallitain Abner Williamsport Minnie Jar Henderson Wilson Near Olivet Mary Scott Stebecca Wilson John Rightour Joseph Wright Vandergrift John Charles Wilson James Avonmore Olivat Pearl M Jacob Putt Somerset Minerva Elkin Mimer Mikia North Point Mia Mary Kerr Will Noul

Reunions Stir Popu lar Gatherings Across County

A week long string of family reunions drew hundreds across Cherryhill, Armstrong, and surrounding townships. Notables included Tiffin Gideon at the Gibsons event, and W. Ross Mahan presiding at the Gibson gathering. The Anderson school alumni, the Steele farm kin, and Work family reunions highlighted a busy period with speeches by J. B. Steele and others, a large basket dinner, and a record turnout. Additional gatherings included the Kaorrs reunion in West Mahoning and the unenned Unenphora descendants’ meeting at Newwood Park, with meals, history readings, and visits from wider kin.

Tiffin Gideon Crheechareh Cherryhill Township W. Ross Mahan White Township T. D. Stephens Penn Hun Katherine Moorheus C. Gibson Grace Cloimred Amzuat T. Gibson Irwin Gibson Calvin Gihbson Jon Gibson Moorhead Anderson School Armstrong Township George Henry New Kensington Hugh M. Bell Indiana R. A. Cunningham Leechburg William Couch Jacob Lewis Archie Coy Penn Run James H. Steele Jxport John B. Steele Steele Reva. Calvin Merle Steele Simvis Edward Steele Anna Steele David Wim. Steele Hannahstown Ioora J. B. Steele T. Sil Vin Tt. M. Steele Mmmua i. Steele Nola Genter Township Overdor Lawrence East Wheatfield Township Homer N. Work Albany N. Y Mary Griffith Marion Center Alex Work Work Harry Work ExHeana Mich Ross Work Grinell Bessiea Widdowson Ord J. M. Thompson Teilwood Janes Morris Punxsutawney Anth Malazie Sulter Johnwonburs M. Work Town Silas ‘Work Hust Mahoning Township Git Griffith Gfe Mary Jon Center Andrew Unenphor iMewood Park Wolick Kaorrs Wiliam Kaorr West Mahoning Township Thair Mary A. Shank J. K. Shank Goukport Han Trade City Amicksburg J. J. Steargrove West Mahoning Township Titterington-McCoy-Figshey Peter Sheesley Deckers Point Mra Kiva G. Thompson North Ninth Street Brandon

DEMENTED GIRL REMAINS A MUTE IN COUNTY HOME

Humane Agent J Wilse Thompson reports Minnie Adams a about 20 years old living in Brushvalley town wild in the woods for weeks almost nude. She has never attended school, helped father Lincoln Adams, and is now mute and fearful, eating reluctantly at the County Home as authorities pursue care. Indiana banks warn of check raisers with a counterfeit 1906 $20 bill in circulation.

J. Wilse Thompson Minnie Adams Brushvalley Township Lincoln Adams Indiana W. T. Vernon Register of the Treasury Charles H. Trent George Washington

Social event notices and local engagements in West Philadelphia

A lively set of social items from West Philadelphia recounts a Thursday party by the Wallace sisters and Ring, invitations for a Monday auditorium dance, a dinner in honor of Miss Mabel Mel Greight ahead of her Portland groom, and breakfasts and musicales. It notes a Wiggins family reunion near Parkwood, a Blacklick Gun Club shoot with scores, an upcoming wedding of Jane Wallace Brown to Stephen Kins, and a resignation of a local Express agent with a state game commission official noting robust game activity.

Martha and Ida Wallace Oakland Avenue Minnie Ring West Philadelphia John R. Bryan South Fifth Street Mabel Mel Greight Charles Strownlea Portland Ore Thomas Sutton Ed H. Sutton iPittsburg

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