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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1922

Page

7

Violators of Liquor Laws Before Court

Criminal Court sessions are filled with liquor law cases from the 1921 Woner Act. Martin Arneijla faces first jury trial for manufacturing and possessing intoxicating liquor. Others pled guilty or had cases continued. several defendants failed to appear and bonds were forfeited. Mike Jangloppo to stand trial for murder on Thursday.

Martin Arneijla Homer City J.N. Langham Steve Kowach John Jurecini Joe Hook Mike Vargo Julius Kish Pete Coratello Jacob Scavitch Andy Hardchuck Peter Fronva Frank Nemchuck Steve Krivek Alberto Renaldo Nolle Prosse Tony Oleskow Joy Molenago Clarence Ferguson Mra George Orak John Rubel Nolle Mike Zelka Corall

Fair Association in Prosperous Condition

Auditors report shows the Indiana County Agricultural Association treasury exceeds 14 000 despite lower gate receipts. Directors William J Short and D C MacI re-elected, with 4 W Mabon chosen treasurer. A horse frightened by car headlights ran into a buggy, killing the horse after a crash with Dr J M Torrence’s car and Dr H K Wood’s vehicle. A storage-room fire in the Municipal Building basement on North Seventh street caused a scare but was quickly put out.

Indiana County Agricultural Association William J. Short Cherryhill Township D. C. Maci Town W. Mabon J. M. Torrence James Isenberg Monkey College Bugsy H.K. Wood North Seventh Street

Two Husky Aultman Children Shown in Studio Portrait

Leona F. Brown aged 3 and Glenn Orval Brown aged 16 months are the children of Mr and Mrs Perry Brown of Aultman. Their pictures were recently taken at the Douglass studio in Indiana.

Leona F. Brown Glenn Orval Brown Perry Brown Aultman Douglass Indiana

Irvin S Glasser opens modern footwear store

Irvin S Glasser, formerly of the Christy shoe business, opened a new 20 by 80 foot store room in the Deposit Bank building with two display windows, a tile entrance, and full interior conveniences. The well lit main room features a center stair to the basement and promises prompt footwear service to the public in Indiana.

Deposit Bank Irvin S. Glasser Philadelphia Sixth Street Glasser Christy Shoe Indiana

Big Poultry Show Opens Here Tomorrow

Indiana's big poultry show opens in the new Armory building Thursday and runs through Saturday afternoon. A large entry of birds bred for beauty and business comes from local and state breeders, with the annual corn, apple and potato show held alongside for a combined exhibition.

Indiana Armory

World War Veterans Banquet Held in Clymer

Courmont Club members, including present and former Co. F veterans who served in France, gathered at the Neeley Hotel in Clymer for a banqu et last night. About 35 attendees enjoyed dinner then social time at the Moose Club. John Barr and W B Oaks of Clymer were elected honorary members.

Clymer Courmont Club Co. F Courtiet France Neeley Hotel Moose Club John Barr Town W. B Oakes

Ford Car Burned Near Clyde. Exie Wagner Escape

Exie Wagner of near Clyde narrowly escaped a burning Ford car Thursday afternoon, rescuing neighbor Mrs. Layina Tomb who was an invalid as the vehicle, owned by J. B. Wagner, was consumed by flames. Indiana county farmers are advised hay greens boost hatchability for poultry, with Clover and alfalfa hay praised as green food for chickens. Troutman Company pays 43 cents for butter and 65 cents for eggs this week.

Ford Exie Wagner Clyde Wagner Indiana County Indiana Troutman Company

Personalities in Brief At County Seat Visits And Jubilee

Local notes report L. D. Pittman visiting the county seat, jurors Albert Thomas and Q W Emerick among those serving at court, and several residents touring cities or visiting relatives. Abigail Guthrie returned from the east, George Greiner plans a Florida winter trip, and hunting trips are noted for James R. VanHorn and companions.

L. D. Pittman Cherry Tres Albert Thomas Armstrong Township Rose M. Orr Warren H. R. Henderson School Street J. W. Langham Atlanta BH. M. Hogan Hogan Spangler Q. W. Emerick Rochester Pills Armatrong Township Abigail Guthrie Church Street John W. Boyer Glen Campbell Indiana A. A. Rummell William Gray Washington Township G. A. Parks Chambersville Masailon A. 8 Moorhead South Seventh Street Wilkinsburg George Greiner Florida W. W. McMillen Lloyd George McMillen Lot Home Thomas Lowther John Goheen Pittsburgh Forrest St. Clair West Wheatfield Township James M. Nichol Familly Georgeville Charles Brown Creekside Harry Smith Canoneburg Belle Vanhorn Olive Hamilton Norman James R. VanHorn Smickaburg R. D. 2 Rockton Clearfield County R. A. Kline

Weddings of a Week Highlight Local Nuptials

A sequence of local marriages is listed including Howells and Knabb at Warren Ohio on December 2 with couple planning to reside in Girard. Ayers and Black unite in Blairsville parsonage with plans to move to Phumville. Mary Jane King marries Henry Winstein in Greensburg with ties to Indiana family. Shupe and Mansfield wed in Forbe's parsonage. Setree and Hibbard marry in town. Licenses issued for Betree, Ruffner, Taubler, and Preston-augh among others.

Charles Betree Elizabeth Hibbard James M. Shupe Gertrude Mansfield John A. Ruffner Hattie C Lenhart James M. Taubler Kelly Station Greensburg Okeyitle Marie Otto Cokayille Samuel H. Preston Maggie Carter Conemaugh John C. Brendlinger Cherryhill Hla B Strong Cherryhill Twp

American Legion Posts Elect Indiana Officers

Friday night election for Indiana Post American Legion names Commander Walter C Bath Senior Vice Commander C E Rink Junior Vice Commander Edward H Dickey Adjutant Myrtle Gray Finance Officer Edward H Walker.

American Legion Indiana Walter C. Bath C. E. Rink Edward H. Dickey Myrtle Gray Edward H. Walker

Comity Veteran Died Under Alleged Hospital Mistreatment

Alphonse Swertz a shell shocked World War I veteran from Banks township died in March 1921 at the United States Veterans hospital in Philadelphia. Investigations by the American Legion allege he died from mistreatment after being violently insane when removed to the hospital from the county. Also, John H. Hill was elected commander of Post No. 28 G A R with a slate of officers listed. A burglary at Wilmer Stewart's gasoline station on Nixon alley yielded $12 in cash. Local insurance man J T Bell remains a long time satisfied policy holder with Northwestern Life. Revenue collector BE L Snyder resigns to become area manager for J W Nichola Jewelry Co at Brownsville. successor unnamed. County students are listed as enrolled at Penn State College across several classes with multiple names and towns.

Comity Alphonse Swertz Banks Township United States Veterans’ Hospital Philadelphia American Legion Swertz T This BE. L. Snyder J. W. Nichola Jewelry Co Brownsville Snyder Plumville John Russell Armatrong Frank Russell Idaho Armstrong County Shelowia United Presbyterian Church of Shelovia J. Prank Russell Robert A. Russell Armatrong Township

American Sheep Husbandry Urges Protective Textile Law

Indiana County Sheep and Wool Growers Association urges Congress to pass the French Copper Truth in Fabric bill to require disclosure of virgin wool and shoddy content in all wool cloth. They argue current labels mislead buyers, hinder competition, and hamper American sheep husbandry.

Indiana County Sheep and Wool Growers Association United States David A. Ree George Wharton Uepper P Nathan L. Strong Congress Indiana County Sheep and Wool Grow

Graduating Exercises of Tracker Training Class S

A graduation program is set for the Cherry Hill Union Sunday School teacher training class at Laurel Swamp School House in Cherry Hill township on Saturday at 8 pm. The program includes an organ prelude, readings, orations by Iva and Ethel Emigh, aclass address, diploma presentations, and a class roll. County Agent J W Warner reports 2600 bushels of Michigan Disease Free Russets ordered for spring delivery, enough to plant 176 acres and produce about 35,000 bushels next fall for seed and supply.

Laurel Swamp Cherryhill Ethel Emigh Walter B. Ruch Jay T. Gibson Emma Dick Margaret Overman Iva Emigh Nora Emigh J. W. Warner Michigan Farm Bureau Indiana County

Indiana Boy Weds Bride Stricken By Diphtheria On Honeymoon

Mrs Dwight Ray wife of a town man on a Havana honeymoon trip contracted diphtheria in Jacksonville Florida and is quarantined at St Luke's hospital for 0 days The second illness in years for Mrs Ray is expected to fully recover Several teaching vacancies announced County Supt James F P Chapman seeks teachers for Heilwood Dixonville Iselin positions Write to the county superintendent New dog licenses ready 1928 licenses available at County Treasurer after Friday Owners urged to secure licenses early as unlicensed dogs face prosecution after January 16

Indiana Dwight Ray Town Havana Cuba Jacksonville Fla St. Luke's Hospital James FP. Chapman Heilwood Dixonville Iselin

Pension bill grants pensions to Civil War veterans and widows

The Bursum bill passage allocates 72 dollars monthly to Civil War veterans serving at least 60 days and 51 dollars monthly to veterans’ widows, effective November 4, 1922. Plumcreek church members donate 182.11 at a Thanksgiving offering with a pageant The Doctor and the Nurse presented by the congregation. Indiana Normal school’s Prof John P. Wiley resigns due to ill health and Indiana Boys with Irwin’s Orchestra, Delos Campbell and Park Lytle, join Irvin’s Orchestra touring the region.

Plumcreek United Presbyterian Church Washington Township John P. Wiley Indiana Normal School Irwin Indiana Boys Delos Campbell Park Lytle Irvin Pittsburgh

Death notices fill Coolport area obituaries list

George H Baker and several residents of Center Township area are reported dead in a sequence of obituaries. The deceased include Baker of Coolport born 1849, Lemuel Kunkle aged about 60, John Russell 87, and Clara Agey conductor’s wife. Surviving relatives span multiple counties, with funerals held at local churches and cemeteries.

Deaths and accidents in Glen Campbell and nearby areas

Hillard Brubaker, about 19, near Girty Inez, died after a gun wound during a crossing of a creek. cause described as accidental and leading to drowning. Frank Chukperri, Ise lin motorman, killed in mine collision accident. died next day at Indiana hospital. A Glen Campbell child choked on a screw lodged in windpipe. Steve Kalama, 55, caretaker at Glen Campbell Catholic church, found dead behind furnace with neck broken.

Hillard Brubaker Girty Inez Erwin Bluehaker Apollo Frank Chukperri Iselin Indiana Hospital Glen Campbell Charles James Steve Kalama

Many County Sportsmen Return With Big Game

Reported deer plentiful in the mountains this year across multiple counties. Lewia G Clark from town and others returned with deer from Stony Creek Hunting and Fishing Club camp in Huntingdon county. Fleming Summit Club also came home with a large bear and several bucks.

Lewia G. Clark Stony Creek Hunting and Fishing Club Huntingdon County Leslie Pattison Si Elkin Meade Johnston D. W. Simpnan George Clark Indiana John Wilson Fleming Summit Hoyt Keating Commodore R. B. Knupp J. B. Wassam I. D. Mumau Samuel Burkett Wesley Myers Robert Myers Marion Center R. D. James McAfoos Jarl Shaffer Stafford Clearfield County Dempsey McAbea Vinton Edwards Cherryhill Township J. B. Arbor Arcadia Jess Adams H. W. Hawes J. C. Cooper

Poultry Bulletins and Local News Highlight Update

Up-to-date poultry bulletins are available from the Farm Bureau office by mail. Dismissals at the Naval Academy in Annapolis for hazing involving Indiana boy William McGregor are reported. A former West Wheatfield resident loses store in a Pitcairn fire partly insured. John Wanamaker of Philadelphia dies at 83 after a long illness. A five million foot gas well is reported near North Point by A.T. Cupp and Kane associates.

Farm Bureau Naval Academy Indiana Bruce Robinson Arizona Annapolis William McGregor Academy Hospital Pitcairn Mack West Wheatfield Township John Wanwaaker John Wanamaker Philadelphia North Point A.T. Cupp Kane

Evangelist Don Hindman Named Armagh Seward Pastor

Rev Don Hindman has accepted a call to pastor the Armagh and Seward Presbyterian churches. The Armagh high school had been closed owing to...

East Wheatfield Don Hindman Armagh Seward Armagh High School

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hinders Fair Association Modern Homer Burkett James W. Holstein Third Ward Rosa Alot Maria Alot Murray McQuown George M. Cribbs Blairsville Nancy, J. Rankin Boyd F. Ake James Rosborough Rhoda Morton Burrell John M. Miller R. G. Doty Stephen McConnell W. I. Lyons Weat Wheatfield Wesley BH Lyons Center H. J. Basly Jane M. Dunn James G. Gardellino S. P. Wiley Andrew Wrederickgon Canoe H. C. .Buterbaugh D. F. Buterbaneee Montgomery C. J. Bolen James Urey F. Bunyan Archie Davis First Ward Marie Elwood Walter Mocek Wm. Banks I. Sawyer Harriet J. Harmon Ton D. Ginter Ayers- Black Walter. Ayers R. A. Ayers West Mahoning Township Gertrude Black Walter Black Smickspurg Blairaville Blair Clancey Phumville Shupe-Mansfield South Bend Forbe's Parsonage D. K. Fetterby Setree-Hibbard Charles Setree Rossiter Desire Presbyterian Parsonage F. W. Hinttt John H. Hill G. A. R. Post John H. Hill, Esq A. I St. Clair John P H. Shields B. B. Tiffany W. &. Stahl A. H. Braughter A. H. Hess J. M. Gamble Wilmer ‘Stewart Nixon Alley T. Bell Educational Land Civic Life of Northwestern Life Insurance Company Mr. Bell Pennsylvania State College Johnston Blair Muffrey Hielmwond Harold Pred Stifter Cherry Tree Hugh Frederick Gerhard John 8. Fyock Lester Woodman Tuck Komer City Ernest Stewart Wetzel Frans Yoncon Abe Kenneth George Beck Alfred Norman Luck Claghorn George H. Baker Genten HH. Baker Coolport Jason M. Quay Unter Spankler George and Elizabeth Cook Baker Green Township Misa Bouna D. Reilor Kimmel M. Quayalor Odah W. Talker Johnstown Wiese Jas, Baker Seattle Wash Coolkport Baptist Church D. R. Bolvin East Mahoning Purchase Line Tene Kunkle Lemuel Kunkle Center Township Blacklick Township Methodist Episcopal Church of Blacklick Anna Kunkle KE. M. Kunkle Gia J. Kunkle Mrs. Wrank Agey Clara Agey County Prank B. Agey Pennsylvania Railroad John Lawson Russell Agey Mia William Flaher Clyde Butterbaugh Verna Margaret Frank Agey Gonemaugh Homer Black Hollidayshure G. W. Wesey Alice Ian Norman and Raymond Lawson Robert Lawson This Rankin Colgan Mary C. Colgan Smithport Daniel Walker Grant, Township Albert Harry Youngwood Lester Michael Ord Gipsy Doyle Rockwayville Orrin Emerick Rochester Mills Ray Powell Charles, Wiliams Gipey Union Church Rowley Cemetery Als Clarr Shirley Clark Shirley Risinger School House A, BP. Lowry A. P. Lowry Geneseo Lowry White Towship T. M. Lowry Kewace Sarado Lucetta Lowry India Olive BB. Lowry Usnesco Dane Vanleer Jane Vanleer John Vanleer Grant Center County Brushvalley Brushvalley High School Aaron Boggs Hillard Bluebaker Phculiar Creel Kell Campbell
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