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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1925

Page

7

Pinchot Praises Indiana Institutions Visit to Normal School and Hospital

Gov Pinchot and Mrs Pinchot spent four hours in Indiana visiting the Normal school and Indiana Hospital. He praised the institutions as among the best and urged greater teacher training and hospital capacity. He spoke at a luncheon, addressed students, and commented on Pennsylvania education and law enforcement before proceeding to Punxsutawney for Rotary events. The visit included remarks on funding and progress, with a reception for county workers.

Normal School Indiana Hospital Indiana State Normal School Pinchot Indiana Punxsutawney Kittanning John A. Keith John §. Fisher Fisher Court House Gov. Pinchot Indiana Normal Pennsylvania Harrisburg

Christmas Seal Sale To Begin Next Week In County

Civic groups form permanent organization to run the annual Christmas Seal sale aimed at fighting tuberculosis. The proceeds fund county health efforts as prominent local men and women lead the drive for a record fundraiser.

Coun Johnnstown Johns

Indiana County Tuberculosis Society forms with officers

The Indiana County Tuberculosis Society announces a permanent organization. Elected officers include President J. B. Parnell, first vice president John W. Warner, second vice president Mrs. H. J. Brody, secretary Mrs. Audley L. Mabon, and treasurer Harold Williams. Dr. I. M. Torrance chairs a five member committee. Buy Christmas health seals to aid public health efforts.

Indiana County Tuberculosis Society J. B. Parnell John W. Warner H. J. Brody Audley L. Mabon Harold Williams I. M. Torrance

Weddings of a Week Show Several Local Marriages

A series of wedding notices from Indiana area residents includes Miss Ethe urace upveal and Lisle Graham Lehman from Pittsburgh, Miss Mildred Fields and Logan J. Bornheimer from Indiana, and several other couples. The items note spouses’ backgrounds, occupations, and future homes, with congratulations from friends. The column also reports births at the Indiana hospital and a new baby girl to the Gibarty family in Ernest.

Ethe Urace Upveal Edward O'Neal West School Street Lisle Graham Lehman Pittsburgh Denver Colo F. W. Hinitt Presbyterian Church Indiana High School Indiana Normal School Braddock Indiana Lehman Thhe University of Colorado Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company American Institute of Electrical Engineers Pittspurgh Burnheimer Fields Mildred Fields Logan J. Burnheimer Wesleyan Methodist W. E. Fields Fairview Bornheimer Nie R. H. Ray North Tenth Street Indiana Hospital Ernest Home George Gibarty Ernest

Deeds Recorded in Thediana County Oil and gas leases filed

Oil and gas leases in favor of the T. W. Phillips Gas and Oil Co. filed by Banka township landowners including George L. Spencer J. L. Limrick W. W. Neal I. I. Neal and others. Transfers cover numerous parcels across White South Mahoning Banks Blairsville Third Ward Indiana Warner City Blacklick Homer City Rayne and nearby townships with values from $200 to $9,000 and totals up to several thousand dollars. Notable transfers include George Fitzhonts and John O’Hare to William C. Rupert and Sumner Graft to William Taylor.

Thediana County T. W. Phillips Gas & Oil Co Banka Township George L. Spencer J. L. Limrick W. W. Neal I. I. Neal W. C., Bennett M. Bennett &' S Sons George W. Seanor Hart Marshall South Mahoning Floyd Spencer John M. Steets Banks Bernard J. McGinty Steve Koryacil Blairaville Thomas Peeler Harry McCreary Third Ward Indiana Carlos Dickison Bernard C. Hoffman Flrat Ward W. Shepler A. R. Mitchell North Mahoning George Fitzhonts John O'Hare William C. Rupert Warner City William B.taylor Chester A. Taylor Blacklick Sumner Graft William, Taylor Paul.Grager D. R. Donahey Rayne Frank Barr Homer City

Nicely Brothers Beef and Provision Co. Opens Plant

The former Indiana Beef and Provision Company plant, bought by M. Bennett & Sons, is leased to Fred R. Nicely of Derry and J. F. Nicely of Ligonier and operates as Nicely Brothers Beef and Provision Company. The plant begins full operation Tuesday with renovations planned and several carloads of cattle expected this week. The move promises about thirty jobs and local business leaders extend a warm welcome.

Nicely Brothers M. Bennett & Sons Wis Indiana Beef and Provision Company Fred R. Nicely Derry J. F. Nicely Ligonter Nicely Brothers Beet & Provision Company Indiana

PERSONAL BREVITIES FROM INDIANA AND AREA NAMES

Local notes list residents and visitors in Indiana and nearby towns. George D Leydte runs business in Pittsburgh. A A Mountain and several couples travel for shopping and visits in Indiana and Salina. The progress notes include Thanksgiving gatherings, new marriages, and residents ordering subscriptions and papers.

Clark Denies Candidacy for Lieutenant Governor

Former Senator Joseph O. Clark from Glen Campbell denies reports he would run for lieutenant governor after a Philadelphia Ledger item. He telegraphed for a correction. Heilwood men Frank Mott and Joe Mott were fined $100 each plus costs for possessing intoxicating liquor in a separate case.

Denes Philadelphia Glen Campbell Joseph O. Clark Philadelphia Public Ledger Clark Publie ‘Ledger Hellwood Frank Mott Joe Mott Heilwood J. N. Langham

Tragic Death Of Dove Campbell In Indiana Train Accident

Dove L Campbell, 25, son of County Commissioner G L Campbell, died at Indiana hospital after being struck by a moving freight train while attempting to board it at Heshbon. He collapsed en route to work at the First United Presbyterian church after a Thanksgiving visit with family. Funeral services were held in Neshbon with burial in Armagh cemetery. surviving parents, a sister and two brothers.

George D. Leydte Pittsburgh A. A. Mountain Salina Indiana Monay John Engle Clymer R. D India Frank Adams Kenwood Jennie Stephens Treilwood Lela Myrtle May Curry Ston P. Riffer Targentum Mildreday Elizabeth Frederick West Mahoning Township Harry 8. Sutton Oz City Dollie W. Ayers Martha Moore Town Cc. W. Fyock Penn Run William Fyock Brookville J. Herbert Rusaell Detroit Mich Mary J. Trussell Philadelphia G. C.thompson Vandergrift Earl T. Wells Plainville White James BE. Ray Dorothy Ray Ray Martha Buterhaugh Blairsville Harry Bennett Dwynell Cumberland Valley Bennett John Bennett Lydian Wachoh J. R. Patterson Lydia West Lebanon Elmer Haagen I. H. Karlinsey Barnesboro Hansen C. G. Morrow Ruth Tidiana Stewart Progress Office James VanHorn Mayport BR. D. 2 Lee VanHorn Plumville Progress D. J. Waller Bloomsburg James W. Mack North Sixth Street Waller Edward Donahey Grant Township Clyde Donahey H. C. Williams Donahey J. W. VanHorn Creekside C. C. Dinsmore Dinsmore Jennie Dinsmore Harry W. Dinsmore William’ M. Frien Punxsutawney Willim J. Sutter Cleveland Greta H. L. Hood Thirteenth Street Edith Willia Ellott Leonard VY. H. ‘Thomas Haverford Elliott Progress Us & Solicitor Thomas Chestnut BL CL Fa Campbell Teale Itt Heshbon Doyle Ll. Campbell S. G. L. Campbell Heshihou Doyle H.T. Miller Teshhbon First United Presbyterian Church Josephine Tledihon Andahen Indiana Hospital Campbell Neshbon R. E B. McClure L. B. Rittenhouse Armagh Teshbon Harry Lester Nostemiec

Thompson Heads Farm Bureau for Coming War

Representatives from all sections of the county attended the annual meeting of the Inflano County Extension Association held in the courthouse on November 24. Officers were elected: President M Thompson Tome vice president G A McCall Tacdiana RD 85 secretary J S Grembling Wakevilles treasurary Win 8 Wels gel Mavion Center. Reports covered Dairy Projects Homes Forage and Legume Crops M Thompson Mone Sheep and Wool W R Thoms Mrdinno R D fi. Polalocs Jacol Fycek Clymer R v p 1 Fruit Hood Sullaburg rv TD 1 Poultry N H Barkdey Livermore. County Agent Warner spoke on field crops and hogs in the absence of Carl Wallace and fT Strong. A statistical summary and proseip for 1926 were read. In the afternoon C J Hadley Harrisburg Bureau of Plant Industry spoke on Brae penn Corn Borer TL MoMtt Farm Gost Ae founding gave a talk on Farm Management. G G Davunl State College Farm Economies discussed Marketing Farm Products.

Tata Testing Inflano County Extension Association Court House 4. M.thompson Tome G. A. McCall Tacdiana Grembling Wakevilles Treasurary Win Welsgel Mavion Center C. McMillen M. Thompson Mone W. R. Thoms Mrdinno R. D. Fi. Polalocs Jacol Fycek Clymer Hood Sullaburg Rv TD Poultry N. H. Barkdey Livermore Warner Carl Wallace C. J. Hadley Bureau of Plant Industry Harrisburg TL. MoMtt G. G. Davunl State College

Indiana Wile to Erect Confectionery Cafe and Rest Room

Indiana merchant Thomas Runzo has arranged a long term lease with the P I R Company for ground opposite the railway station on Philadelphia street. A one story buff brick building about forty feet square will house a confectionery cafe and rest room plus a reading and writing room. Construction aims for completion next spring with plans by the Indiana Lumber and Supply Company.

Thomas Runzo Indiana P. I. R. Company Philadelphia Street Indiina Lumber & Supply Company

Well Known People Called by Death

Jefferson county weekly obituary notices recount the deaths of Daniel L. Rishel of Canoe Township and Mrs. Ploy Zehner of White Township, with details on Rishel’s heart illness, long residence, and surviving family, and Zehner’s age, church ties, and children. Also noted are Elizabeth Timblin Smith of Rossiter and Ernest L. Orr of Cherry Tree, with brief biographical facts and funeral arrangements.

Daniel L. Rishel Canoe Township Tedom Elizabeth Timblin Smith Jaeah Smth Rossiter Jefferson County Porter Township Eurly Welthence Jacob Smith Trossiter Martha Blair Ridgway Ed. Perry Alexandria Sylvester Welchonce North, Point As Welchonce Falls Creek George Timblin Indiana Daniel. Rishel Fairview Church Deawth Fairvlew Church Fairview Evangelical Church Mary Bartholomew George W. Rishel Elizabeth Tyger Zimram Rishel Ruth Rishel Samuel McKinley Rishel Elmer Curry Butler Fairview Patyview Peter Zehner Sarah Belle Warden Zehner White Township Lutheran Church Thomas Huber Rayne Township Roy Zehner Clarksburg Rev. L. B. Rittenhouse

Boy Fatally Injured Coasting on Philadelphia Street

Donald Dias 15, son of Mr and Mrs John C Dias of 1419 Water Street, was fatally injured while coasting on Philadelphia Street between Third and Fourth. He lay flat on a sled with a companion, Irvin Vovohy, as a car approached. The Jacoby youth jumped to safety while Donald was struck and later died of a fractured skull. Authorities seek the car driver. Funeral held in Oakland Cemetery.

Ompanion Priver Donald Dias Myr John CG. Dias Water Strest Philadelphia Street Donald Irvin van Vohy Jacoby Third Street Ralph Willams William Bennett Indiana Hospital T W. W. Hinitt D. D Parla Oakland Cemetery

Indiana meets to back Franklin Highway plan in Pennsylvania

Indiana officials report satisfaction with a conference in Harrisburg with Acting Secretary for Highways O Connell and representatives from Armstrong and Butler counties. They plan to draft a route brief for the Benjamin Franklin Highway and push for its inclusion in Pennsylvania's primary system. Cross-state farm and livestock notes, Miami floods, and local counts wrap with farm agents attending the National Livestock Exposition in Chicago, and hunting licenses issued to date.

Indiana Warrisburg Benjamin Franklin John W. Sutton W. F. Wettting Intiana Cavity O'Connell Burg Benjammin Branklin Highway Department Willl Pennsylvania Armatrong Butler Mr. Connell Charles M. Sehwal Yeu

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Gov.pinchot Accom Penn Run Rod & Gun Club Huntingdon County Penn Run Rod and Gun Club Neff’s Mills Roy Stephens Edward Fyock William Widdowson Max Fowler Arthur Strong Arch Nicewenger Terrence Shafter Howard Simpson Arch Stewart Blair Henry Waldo Brown Jack Ackerson Robert Ray W. H. Frank W. H. Gemmell Thomas‘ Williard T. T. T. Club Parkwood Charles Miller Lehman-O'Neal Altman van Dyke Earl Joseph Altman Mary R. van Dyke J. G. Pinkerton First United, Presbyterian Church Harry van Dyke Charles. Altman Rowley-Doty Ambrose Price Rowley Marion C. H. Rickard Evans Griffith Frank Sweeney Lantzy-Handlon Arleigh R. Lantzy Dorothy M. Handlon Wehrum M. B. Parsonage J. T. Davis Philip A. Handlen Prica Lantry Rhal Estath Derry and Ligonier Florida Leslie M. Rager Lakeland Fla Ming Moore Florida City First Methodist Church John Myers Helen Moore Groover & Son Indiana County Wright Construction Co Rager Lawrence @. Muller Margaret Crilley Commodore Stafford Paul V. Muller Sarah Crilley Muller Dare Eva Muller Timblin Thomas ‘Maximilian Laskowski Blossburg St. Bernard's James Brady Lawrence C. Muller Lawrence Muller Laskowski John Muller Shelocta Apollo Road United Presbyterian Church Apollo Indiane County South Bend Inalana Chamber of Commerce Armstrong County Friends of Goods Roads William Glenn Giest Jefferson Ellen Doak Jefferson Co Hubert Work Hubert, Work Washington, D. C East Mahoning Township Aaron Steele Church Street Dove L. Campbelde Thompson Farm Bureau Backige Eltzabeth Smith PIONS ENR Rossiter Theo Ernest J. Orr Ernest L. Orr Wm. Penn Cherry Tree Addison Clearfield Fenn Yan N. Y Edith Orr Penn Yan Hils Lodge Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Jto Plumville Hunting Club Clearfield County W. Hikin Nichol J. H. North William Tosa Charles Shaffer B. Hazlett L. W. Mack J. W. Stewart Parkwood Hunting Club Venango County William, Craig Alto Patterson Ross Wilson Earl McKee Bert Craig Meri Irwin John Hancock Clarence Peace Conner Hunting Club Clinton County Harry W. Earhart Theo Hoyt Laurel Inditun American Sheet & Tin Plate Co William A. Irvin Indlang American Sheet and Fin Slate Company Stewart Davis Irvin FEM B. M. Fleming Mary C. ‘Landferr C. Morse Mrs. Morse Donald Dias Taiured Morvatay WIS Shu Chas Agey Upper Twollck Tanoma Hunting Club Mintingdon County CG. J. Bence J. J. Thomas Clair Mears Walter Stuchell John Colmer Seward Shank Leonard Wheeler Ilugh McAllister E. Weiss W. Weiss Ben Thomas Lewis Haer Homer Bence Irvin Bence James Moore Brushvalley Road Bullton Byrlgi State Highway Department Brushvalley Roy Brown School Street Chicago R. D. Tonkin Clayton Miller Crealk T. M. Strong Lawrence McGee Marion Center T. A. Compton Ward Rosansteil R. N. Nesbit Robert Coleman B. H. Fitzgerald Twi W. Willams F. W. Williams R. Dd Hitler Poland China Williams Mr. Williams Miami Pla Corkport Cookport Atwiph Darrison HH. C. Young Grover Keating Hoyt Keating Ter Tadiana
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