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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1923

Page

7

Grand Jury in Indiana County Composed of Twenty One

The December court opens with Judge J N Langham presiding as the grand jury, 12 women and nine men, returns five indictments including Blair Miller for adultery and Frank Jacobson for intoxicated driving. Several pleas avert hearings. D H Kephart confesses to arson for insurance fraud. Sixty two foreigners seek naturalization. Local notices announce birthdays and community events.

J. T. Stewart Town J. N. Langham Blair Miller Pine Township Frank Jacobson Green Township George Duke, Jr Norman Ferrier Wayne White Mike John Gresko Howard Gamble Asage Allegheny County Jon Clymer Dixonville Western Penitentiary Hard Jerior Pach Edward C. Suman Derry Wasko Tomer Partunato Sebatino Clarksburg D. H. Kephart Indiana Co. R. Check Heilwood Kephart Squire Ganoe Naturalization Court Tangham

Elders Ridge Photograph Of Alice Bell Coleman

The image shows Alice Bell Coleman, daughter of Mr and Mrs GC M Coleman of near Elders Ridge. The photograph was made recently at the Douglass studio on Philadelphia street.

Alice Bell Coleman GC. M. Coleman Elders Ridge Douglass Studio Philadelphia’ Street

Heber Steving Buys the John E. Gibson Garage

Heber Steving gains ownership of the John E. Gibson garage on Nixon alley for about 50 000 dollars with possession set for January 1. Gibson buys the Weamer property on North Path street near the Christian Church for 16 000 dollars and plans a modern garage there. Steving is a local Moon car agent while Gibson represents Oldsmobile and will continue the business at the new site with a new building to be erected.

Gibson Wea Mer Boys Fifth Street G. Heber Steving John E. Gibson Nixon Alley Weamer North Path Street Christian Church Gibson Garage J. S. Hileman Steving Gibgon Oldsmobile Firth Street John Vogel St. Bernard Catholic Church Railroad Avenue A.fb Moreau LaMantia

Entries for Poultry Show Close Saturday

Entries are pouring in for the second annual Indiana County Poultry Association show to be held December 18 to 21 in the Armory. A New York exhibitor recently joined, planning to display a fine string of birds. Shipping tags will be mailed after entry. Individuals may join by sending $1 to Secretary John W. Warner to receive a membership ticket for all shows and privileges.

New York State Indiana County Poultry Association Armory Building John W. Warner The County Poultry Association

Brush Valley News and Local Incidents Summary

Harry Stewart Lloyd Buchanat and John Rugh traveled to Huntingdon County to spend the weekend at Brush Valley Rod and Gun Club camp. Miss Margaret Nelligan of Wilkinburg visited Nettie McCrea. The M B Church Ladies Aid plans a December 14 chicken supper and bazaar. A 17 year old, Allan Peterson, was kicked in the face by a horse, breaking his nose. Five year old Lionel Peace was kicked in the head and seriously injured. The Fleming Summit Bear Club sent members including C H Keating and Walter Knupp to Clinton County for a two week big game hunt.

Harry Stewart Lloyd Buchanat John Rugh Huntingdon County Brush Valley Allan Peterson Fleming Summit Bear Club Clinton County C. H. Keating Forde Gregg Frank Lydick Clarence Henry Cockport Walter B. Knupp Sharp Laughlin Indiana J. B. Wassam Paul Henry I. D. Mumau Harvey Mumau Samuel Burkett

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Listings

Deeds recorded since last report show Asbury Carney to Carney lot in West Wheatfield for 1100 dollars. Salvatore LaMantia to A F Mor ean lot in Third ward Indiana 13500. Elizabeth McBiwee to John S Anderson acres Center 291. Quay Braughter to Carl R Bence lot in Green 7006. Twollek Baptist Church to Carl R Bence lot in Green 250. Charles R Adams to Harry Thompson lot Blairsville 650. Blairsville Land Improvement Place Madoni lot Blairsville. O J B Hileman to Doyle Rowley lot White 300. Joseph P Mack to H A Orr 7 acres White 6000. John Wilson to M Johnston lot Third ward Indiana 6500. Hirst National Bank of Glen Campbell to Aaron P Clark 126 acres of coal in Banks 8756. C F Mettnikin to C W Donahey lot Third ward Indiana 450. Harry McCreary to Harvey Buchanan 2 lots Third ward Indiana 638. A J Nelschinger to M Lichy 2 lots Conemaugh 700. Joseph Z Made to J W Haer lot Third ward Indiana 1400. J L Peterman to Oliver Longwill lot Third ward Indiana 1500. Cora Bykoski to G Puleo 2 lots Canoe 3000. Isabella Clawson to A M Johnston lot Homer City 800. J J Fisens to Chester W Spicher lot Third ward Indiana 1000. Don Goodlin to Norman Smith tract Green 1109. Jacob Smith to Mary Tyger lot Canoe 150.

Indiana County Asbury Carney Carney West Wheatfield Salvatore LaMantia A.F. Morean Third Ward Indiana Elizabeth MceBiwee John S. Anderson Acres Center Quay Braughter Carl R. Bence Green Twollek Baptist Church Charles R. Adams Harry Thompson Blairsville Glen Campbell Aaron P. Clark C. F. Metnnkin C. W. Donahey Thirgy Ward Harry McCreary Harvey Buchanan A. J. ‘Nelschinger M. Lichy Conemaugh Joseph 2 J. W. Uaer J. L. Peterman Oliver Longwill Cora Bykoski G. Puleo Canoe Isabella Clawson A. M. Johnston Homer City J. J. Fisens Chester W. Spicher Don Goodlin Norman Smith Jacob Smith Mary Tyger

Weddings of a Week Clarke Wilson and Clarknu

A week of weddings unfolds in Saltsburg and surrounding towns. Clarke and Wilson tie the knot in Saltsburg Presbyterian Church with a large bridal party and reception plans, while Miller and Laing, Nibert and Ruffner, Gray and Hummel, Woodson and Wilson, Grantsmith and Griffith, Misner and Rowe, Lantey and Penrose, Baun and Shivede, and Lunn and Lunn join in marriage across Blairsville, Heilwood, and Barnesboro, featuring multiple ceremonies and gatherings.

Road Supervisors to Hold Convention This Month

The annual convention of the Indiana County Road Supervisors Association will be held in the Court House, Indiana, Tuesday, December 18. The convention opens at 10 o'clock and closes in the afternoon. All supervisors and township auditors will attend the sessions. 1024 Dog Licenses Are Ready The dog licenses for 1924 are now ready at the county treasurer's office. Dog owners are urged to secure licenses before January 1, 1924. The license fee is 1.10 dollars with postage for male dogs and 2.10 dollars with postage for female dogs. Nearly 8,000 dog licenses were issued in this county last year. Bast Wheatfield Township Many Killed Buck in Hk County CG. B. Mack, of East Wheatfield, hunting in HK county, killed a fine buck last week. Mr. Mack is brother to Mrs. William N. Liggett of Chestnut Street, Webram. Man Injured While Repairing Automobile Louis Durry, of Webramn, sustained a fracture of the collar bone and other injuries when the car, on jacks, fell on him. M. B. Weaver of town is among hunters in Center county, accompanying a Pittsburgh party.

Indiana County Road Supervisors Association Court House Indiana Bast Wheatfield Township Hk County B. Mack East Wheatfield Owho Mr. Mack William N. Liggett Chestnut Street Webram Louis Durry Webramn M.l. Grown Tairaville Lown W. 8. Brown Marion Center J. H. Buterbaugh Altoona Commodore Homer City H. G. Christie Stafford Russell Thomas Whensburg J. W. Stouffer Rossiter Philadelphia Floyd Ray Parkwood Meade Marshall Chicago J. M. Marshall North Ninth Street B. F. Coe North Sixth Street New York City John H. Douglass Green Township Frank Garman Tyrone Harry 3. Lydick R. D Mildred Weaver Town Pittsburgh William Pen Hotel S. R. Daviglin Johnstown Rebecca Davison West Washington Street H. Heyman Williamsport Louis Heyman Locust Street Betlah Liggett Ohio Northern University West Chestnut Street Wayne Avenue Ban B. W. Flowers Wind Maryhel Ruth Simpson Westminster, College W.F. Simpson Near Town J.R. Patterson West Lebanon Lydia Wachob West Philadelphia Patterson Edwin L. Snyder John A. Snyder Rochester Mills Brownaville Jess Harbinge Marion Center R. D John J. L. Everwine James A. Trepina Clarksburg J. Wallace Fraser and Son A. #. Brickell Church Street Mise Nettle Siteman Washinton D. C Detroit Mich Roy Arthur Jones Ashland Plumville Jones Plumville M. BE Courtdale M. B Allegheny Steal Co al Tagentum Tri-State College Angola Ind Clara Rowland Hrushvalley Township Craft Ineiana I. L. McCauley Eldorado Quinley Griffith Hale Mary Bien Livermore Clyde Seanor Minneapolis John Heelman Milwaukee Tndiana Kurt Rigg Lawn W. H. Findley Near Cramey Hindley Findley Whyin Macken Clymer Clymer Parmiture Co Marlin Ion Lutheran Church of Jenyes Joan Parante Nnstant William A. Speer Wv. A. Deemer A. Neemer Brushvalley Township Hast Mahoning Township Co. B 101St Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Brush Valley Township Brushvalley M. G. Church Loretzo Deemer South Bend Alva Deemer Rhoda Nora Deemer Mia. H. T. Young Eunice Celsius Deamer Samuel Deemer Paltuter Howells Hazlett Apollo Samuel Ford Brushvalley

Personal briefings at Pomona and Success Granges meet here

A joint meeting of Indiana County Pomona and Success Granges is listed for Thursday December 27 at 10:00 AM in the Knights of Malta hall with a 4:30 PM open session. The program includes reports, committee naming, subordinates, current events, and evening sessions featuring speakers on diversified farming, home citizenship, tuberculosis cleanup, and grange activities.

Indiana County Success Grange Knights of Malta Howard Pari Cora Simpson Gladys Raleigh Tople Jesnen BR. B. Fleming Annie Richardson Charles Hrtchlson Ambrose Grange Monroe Blosa Topl India Dwnn E. IK Boutle R. J. Morrow A. T P. Marshall R. H. Thompson J. W. Warner Grange Ide Remaloy

Salvation Army Drive Shows Strong Fundraising Progress

Capt and Mrs Willard Ryans of Washington PA led a luncheon at the Presbyterian church as the Salvation Army reports a total of 11236.50 raised for a new home and budget. Four thousand two hundred dollars will fund the budget while the rest supports buying the Ivy property on Water street for a future modern Army building.

Willard Ryans Washington Ealvation Army Presbyterian Church Ivy Water Street Salvation Army Ray Evans Indiana

Blairsville and Vandergrift Pair Wed in San Antonio Texas

Blairsville native Stovert J. McCune and Vandergrift girl Mildred Sirens Bowman married in San Antonio on November 21. McCune, World War I veteran, served as bugler in the 411th infantry band, 28th division, France, later living in Oklahoma and Texas. Bowman active in church and social work.

Blairsville San Antonio Stovert J. McCune Mildred Sirens Bowman Vandergrift Tex G. J. McCune Clarence Bowman France Mehan Olklahome Texas Wrmy Nein le Southern Oil and Gas Co Tis Bride

Death notices from Clymer and nearby townships

A series of obituaries and death notices from Clymer and surrounding areas report Mia Marlin of Clymer dying after childbirth, Mia H. T. Young of Pittsburgh, and several other residents including W. A. Deemer and Orts family memorials. Funeral services were held in local churches, with interments in Oakland cemetery and Brush Valley. Other items note property sales in town and pending rural mail carrier exams in Blairsville and Indiana.

Tragic mine accident claims young worker near Clymer

Fred Houck aged about 25, son of Mr and Mrs Amos Houck of Glymer, was killed at Hassarl Goal Ga No 24 mine yesterday while working as a spragger. A trip of cars shifted derailment crushed him against the mine roof. He had married a month earlier to Milas Anna Yuckenberg. Relatives shocked by the tragedy as details emerge.

Wie Ieus Wred Houck Jund Amos Houck Glymer Hassarl Goal Ga Houck Milas Anna Yuckenberg

Stuyvesant family moves to Homer City in holiday note

Tales from Indiana County record Thanksgiving visits and relocations. Cramer wid Clair Menteh of Homer City hosted Thanksgiving. Pie Social planned at Ambrose school on December 7. Indiana Markets notes Troutman Co paying 48 cents for butter and 50 cents for eggs. Obituaries recall Gladys gang, 3? years, burns in Brushvalley township, and James St Clair aged 79, longtime Todmnuu resident, burial at Oakland cemetery.

Stuy Homer City Cramer Wid Clair Menteh Welcome Rice Myx Walker Finniah Dixonville Rosella Moor Mr. Taylor Pike's Peak Joe Moore Fred Ray Indiana Troutman Co Gladys Gang Gladys Mes Thorse Yeyuun Brushvatley Vans Samuel Ford Rughvalley M.E Kevins Miamaes St. Cite James St. Clair Todmnuu Lip Home West Church Street St. Clair White Township Presbyterian Church D. P. W. Hinilt Oakland Cemetery Jane Anthony John Man Martin's Ferry O. J. Edward l Glair New York City Helen St. Clair

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Pechmber Pike Township T. Laing Josephine Miller John GC Santay Laura M Penrose Roland M. Stith Cora M. Rodgers Carl Baun Loleta Stive Grant Smith Inda Griffith Wilbert O. Lyster Pleasant G. Stephens Peter Byers Mary Lambing Heilwood Clymerosephine Lebanon White Two Trobert Re Rossiter Lucy Hawk Punxsuntawney Cheater Hitche Anna Wagner Ralph F. Minser Mahoning Misa Lillie Bell Fulton Myr Harry Fulton West Fulton Miss Fulton Wiggins A. A. Wiggins Shelocta Indiana Fire’ Association Heber Steving Cleveland Sarah Miller Jean MacColl Kiskilminetas Robert Monroe John ®. Smith New York Shell Hughes Finley, O Charles McGowan Steubenville Clarke Sheridan Road Hvansgton Laing Miller J. S. Miller Robert Laing Long Rulmer Nibert Mayme M. Nibert George Nibert Rayne Township Murray L. Ruffner James A. Brady Catherine Cost Homer Nibert Misner-Rowe Andrew Porter Misner Blacklick Mise Georgianna Rowe Charles B. Callen Pusburgh Loleta Shivede Vinean Proumvilie Hursday GC. W. Shields Henary Lunn Henry Mary E. Lunn Barnesboro N. B. Wilson M. B. Weaver Center County Pomona Success J. G. Pinkerton First United Presbyterian Church Near East Bellef Fund Cumberland Harry A. Trimble Winifred J. Gromley Siege H. Eagle Iredla GC. Cromley Arcadia Ghivs T. Montgomery Hoxie H. Howell Tunnelton Tony Tarbin Masontown Isabelle Crider Hara A. Ort Arnt A. Orty Mary Gulst Canton Mabel Orts St Oak Street Youngstown Sohbou WIG Mlg Rae Arescension David Orls Hese JL. CG. Barclay Birmingham Ala Thomas R. Parker W. EB. Orty Johnstons Richard and Christopher Orts O. Hou Kate L. Kuln Bradford Guist Jleber Garaus Elk County J Traudent Pennytolley Pl Annnabel Pisher Annabel Pisher Bert V. Pisher Croup Thomas Bark Hmmun Charry Irene Aut Holinson CaNer MeNity Ho Ivard Hinds Ehavele Turner Streams Uuhaiev Fleming Firth and Oak Street Himer Borland Mimer Borland Streams John Stewart Grant Street Archie Kunkle Jno. W Keeking Wig Gaaner St. Craig Bert Blakley Charles Fouts Clair Lawrence Jhunitien W.g.luck Ployd Ray Parkawoor West Tarry Kaytur Cagneron County DiLtown Fred Hougk Mey Traqlg Gordon Literary Society Gordon Literary Sociely Longsby Society Clair Smith Ima McCune Mabel Gibson Fran Con McCrea Gladys Lewis Margaret Altman W. P. McCrea John McIntyre S.A. Ackerson J. M. Mack Alice McCrea Mabel Mikesell McCune Royden Long Smith Michael Jas, Davis Abraham Lincoln Earl Strong Donald Da‘vie Ernest Smith Esther Lyons Niagara Falls Elmer Streams Chas. Cramer H. W. Altman Merry Steed Thos. Milesell Frank McCrea F. O. Shields Elmer Glreams Marie Shields Page McQuown Lester Altman John McIntire Perry McIntire Mrs. Elder Smith Margaret McCrea Viola Gibson Ruth Altmal BRU Beineaths Wilmer Stewart Grave Cunningham James Fowler Cherryhill ‘Township Mary Tempfield Lena Lydick Norman Martin, Boyd Pawl Max Edin Fowler Punxsutawney Paul Sprankle Roasiter Punxsutewney Penn Run R. D Ambrose Ambyoxs Maury A. Young A. Young
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