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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1928

Page

3

Veterans elect officers at memorial hall meeting

The annual election of officers for the Camp United Spanish War Veterans and its Auxiliary was held in Memorial Hall on Thursday night. New members joined, bringing total membership to 195, with John M. Kerr as Commander and Maude Kerr as Auxiliary President among others elected. A separate item notes a raid at Whiskey Run where $75,000 worth of moonshine was found in Mrs Mary Martini's home and later destroyed after a three month investigation.

Iar Seeph A. Blakley Camp United Panish War Veterans Auxiary Memorial Hall Harry BR. Treams Town Samp Nag 2 John M. Kerr Enior Harry G. Paterson, Jr Roy Baker Carry W. Fee Enard John M. Sprankle Auxiliary Maude Kerr Ella Mears Virginia Fleming Elizabeth Wingers Mary Martini Harry Koozer Clair Irwin Jack Dunlap Women’s Missionary Society of the Mt. Tabor Evangelical Church William Lichtenfels West Wheatfield Township Rohland George Shoup Collings Mack Paul Lichtenfels G. Kim Guy Smith Muir Dick Shoup Roy Palmer J. R. Muir George Clawson John Lichtenfels Glen Lichtenfels Eva Palmer Margie Susan Blanche Sarah Lichtenfels Allee Kim Ruth Shoup Grace Muir Gladys Ruth Mack

Weddings of a Week McQuilken Scheuneman

Multiple local weddings described with couples from Kent Dormont and Pittsburgh. McQuilken Scheuneman nuptials held November 24 at the bride’s home with small family attendance. additional ceremonies include Gill Heel and Beatrice Heel wedding in Plumville. Harper and Clost wed in Pittsburgh. Also reports 66 applicants admitted to citizenship with 13 continued and 2 denied.

Gill Heel John M. Gill A. E Plumville Beatrice Heel Lockport GH. N. Sanner Blairaville Pittsburgh J. Gar! Douds Plumaville Violet Hoel Naturalization Court J. N. Langham J. B. Watkins United States Naturalization Examiner

State Forester estimates 1.5 million Christmas trees this year

Harrisburg reports that 1.5 million Pennsylvania Christmas trees will be cut for the Yuletide season, with about a third of yearly requirements sourced from the state’s forests. Forester Joseph Blick notes demand remains high and notes regional production typically covers only a portion of needs.

Harrisburg Joseph Pennsylvania

Obituary notices from early local newspaper

William J McFeaters aged 83 native of East Wheatfield died at his son Warren McFeaters Latrobe after paralytic attack. Survived by wife Anna and many children and grandchildren. Funeral at Armagh Cemetery. Neal Clark longtime Young township resident died after two year illness at his home near McIntyre. Bella Baker Payne aged 70 died at Purchase Line home. Elizabeth Wilson 60 died in Homer City after England birth and emigration. Peter Sims 2? years old died in Wilkinsburg former Glen Campbell railroader. Mabel Grove Huber Hazlett Grove 49 died in South Mahoning. M J Tittering 60 died found in Jarredis Wan Armstrong county. Belle Stewart 78 died Rural Valley at son A L Stewart. Stephen Sestak 41 Blairs ville former National Plate Glass employee. Frank Sevelk 4? died Blairsville from pneumonia.

William J. McFeaters William the McFeaters East Wheatfield Farfields McFeaters Latrobe Arius Ile Anna Dune Warted Meleoaters Kate Melenters Armagh Garfield Meleaters Biandrotes Lean Meleaters W. C. Trindle Johnstowns John Stiles Dilltown Fred Ribnett Cambria County A. Jh. Tartiger Samuel Tar Slo Charles A. McFeaters Emma ¥Ox Seward Warren Clark Neal Clark CG Newl Young Township McIntyre Tate John Nancy Neal Jacksonville Harry Hand Town Oakland Tleia Netty Neal Hazel Wright Conemaugh T. Jt. Boden Tenhy Neal Dormont Pittsburgh Taura Allison New York San Searbio Cal Bella Baker Payne R. W. Anthony Purchase Line Frederick Margaret Buterbaugh Baptist Church Phillip Baker Tra Baker Blairsville William Frederick Wilson Elizabeth Wilson Homer City England Thomas Young Thomas Wilson Helvyatia Allen Wilson Shaner Yerguson J. Ht. Otto Meade Smyers Johnsonbure David Hogan Punxsutawney Peter Sims Wilkinsburg Glen Campbell John, Sims Presbyerian Church Loyal Order of Moore Margaret Violet Ruth George C. M. Davis Margaret. Gassidy Connellsville Mabel Grove Huber Hazlett Grove South Mahoning Township Indians Hospital Samuel War- Mett Mra Anne Hurlett Frank Titzlett Georgeville Ui Ataboning Church M. J M. J. Tittering Roy Kinnan Jarredis Wan Armstrong County Deckers Point Belle, Stewart Belle Stewart A. L. Stewart Rural Valley Aingering Nness Rural Valley Presbyterian Church Stephen Sestak Blalysville National Plate Glass Company Frank Sevelk Frank Sevclk

Statewide 1928 presidential vote totals announced

The official count shows 3,150,596 votes cast for president in the state, with Hoover leading and a Plurality just under 92,000 below Governor Fisher’s forecast. Results from Philadelphia delayed, and four constitutional amendments passed including new election districts and voting machines.

Wisher State Bureau Flon Tinaver Smith Pennsylvania Hoover Fisher Philadelphia State College Pitts Hatch Coolidge Foster Gitlow Varney Wdgerton Reynolds and Crowley Thomas and Maurer

Boiler explosion kills janitor at New Florence High

William Jobe, 70, janitor of New Florence High, died after a boiler exploded in the school basement around 10 AM and burned him. The incident occurred during classes. the safety valve failure followed a frozen radiator thaw attempt. Jobe survived by his wife Priscilla Bowers Jobe and brother Michael Jobe.

Wiliam Jobe New Florence Padly New Florence High School William Jobe Memorial Hospital Johnstown Jobe Priscilla Bowers Jobe Michael Jobe

Orphans Court Sale Notice for Rayne Township land

By order of the Orphans Court of Indiana County Pennsylvania a public sale will occur at 10:00 AM on the Rayne Township property described as 95 acres and 40 perches in Indiana County with coal rights reserved. Expenditures and court details accompany the sale notice including future private sale for debt payment and additional parcels in Plumville and Washington Townships.

Court House J. C. Dills Fourth Ward Indiana J. J. Mitchell Augustus Mary Mikesell Blacklick Township Fee & Tomb Mike Tiwardeski Cherryhill Township First National Bank of Indiana V. W D.C. Bothell Washington Township First National Bank HW. T. Jamison Fellmann Tiridge Orphans’ Court of Tidiant County and White Pennsylvania Rayne Indiana County White Oaks Charles €. McMillan W. J. Kinter Southead Ind Kinter Twarry Helman Tone Heap John A. RB. Kinter A. R. Kinter William Shictis W. J. Rigler Burough Plumville County of Henry F. Brant Main Street Weamer Heirs Weamer Plumville Borough Farmers Telephone Co E.W. Lydie W. FE M. Copeland Gayl Wallace Copeland Recorder's Office Vernie Lydie Edgar Lydie Orphans’ Court State of Pennsylvania Washington Indiaa Township of State of Jacob Prick Clark, Shields Joel Hileman Albert Kettering Legkining Sabia Sanoyel TV Alshouse Win Allshouse Samuel B. Allshouse Nancy J. Allshouse Consolidated Cu & Coke Company Taddana County Vish Ubon K. O. Allshouse Dollie W. Ayets Tadbana

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