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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1926

Page

7

Poultry Dog and Farm Show Captivates Indiana County

More than 700 birds 150 dogs and a rich display of apples potatoes grain and farm products fill the Armory for the annual Poultry Dog and Farm Products Show opening yesterday. Exhibits from state agencies highlight poultry diseases with Dr A F Marshall offering examinations Friday morning. A 14 year old Armstrong township student Andrew W Smith showcases a 20 by 48 inch United States map adorned with product samples and livestock miniatures. Local firms J M Stewart Co Farmers Exchange Hetrick and Wilson Linus M Lewis display poultry and dog feeds as Indiana Johnstown Homer City and surrounding towns participate with numerous exhibitors.

A. F. Marshall State Bureau of Animal Industry Marshall C. W. Baun Rochester Mills Max Baun Turner B.streams Pennsylvania United States Andrew W. Smith Armstrong Township Young Smith Peeler School Ida McGuire J. M. Stewart & Co Farmers’ Exchange Hetrick and Wilson Linus M. Lewis C. J. Peterman David J. Hasinger William L. Brown Paull. Hasinger A. C. McCoy J. I. Buchanan Jay McCoy Frank Fistus Philip Evans Clark Marshall Elmer McHenry Samuel C. Drew G. W. Bush Ward Bishop Elvin Sharp Mrs Addie Worth L. D.johnston Howard F. George A. R. Salsgiver P. Fr. Saxton Indiana James W. Mock Peter Schwab George O. Simon H. W. Stutzman L. R. Caldwell Johnstown George J. Douglass Harl Weamer Homer City N. H. Barkley Liver’ More Frank H. Campbell Penn Run BR. D. Boucher Clymer J. A Greubel, Jr Derry Joseph P. Logan Dubois Almon H. Williams Berea Charles W. Houston Domenick Gelotte Nanty-Glo CG. W. Baun Mrs. Lee Rosenperger Purxsutawney W. A. Marshall Pitcairn W. H. McCunn Blairsville Chas N. Hostetler McClellandtown Lee M. Moore Clayaville C. R. Kring Davidsville J. M. Campbell Altoona Elmer J. Hoffer Ligonier H. L. Murley

Free Rest Room Service for Holiday Shoppers

An attendant will staff the Community Rest Room from Saturday through the night before Christmas, daily and evenings until 9:90, to aid holiday shoppers. Parcels may be checked during the day and retrieved in the evening. The room offers chairs, magazines, papers, and tables for meals, maintained by local business people for public convenience. Visitors in Indiana are invited.

Indiana

Altoona Firm to Build New Gym at Indiana Normal School

The Columbia Construction Co of Altoona won the general contract for the Indiana Normal School gym, at 187 3538 dollars. Other contracts go to B R Lumsden for plumbing 16207, WH Ham M Clark for heating 26666, and J W Sprongle for electrical 5387. The total project cost reaches 235563 dollars. The brick building will sit along Oakland avenue near the athletic field, facing the grove, and include a swimming pool, two basketball floors, modern showers, adjustable bleachers, classrooms for gym lessons, training quarters, and rest rooms as the modern facility.

Columbia Construction Co Altoona Indiana Normal School Board of B. R. Lumsden Co Indiana Whham M. Glark and Co J. W. Sprongle and Son Oakland Avenue Grove Eleventh Street

Real estate transfers tally across several properties

The report lists multiple real estate transfers including John McConnell to Joseph Walder and Punxatawney Co. receiver sales to W. C. Bennett across Brushvalley and nearby townships with prices ranging from $1.00 to $49,000. Additional transfers include G W Isenberg to Ida M Shaukel and various named buyers, noting parcels in Canoa Blairsville Marion Center and Creekside with several amounts. An event note covers a Grove Chapel Lutheran father and son banquet with 61 attendees and talks by Rev. Dr. Pinkerton and James F. Chapman.

John McConnell Joseph Walderoth Lot Indiana Punxiana Coal and Coke Co W. C. Bennett Brushvalley Canoa G. W. Isenberg Ida M. Shaukel Feby Corson Jacob Fetterman Margie Lore Blairsville J. J. Oustar Islanaville Pumana Coke and Coal Co J. Cloid Creekside Volunteer Fire Co Creekside Grove Chapel Grove Chapel Lutheran Church J. ©. Pinkerton James F. Chapman Town Charles Wohler

Charles Buchheit Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

Charles O Buchheit of Sykesville brother of Edward C and Harry J Buchheit underwent an operation for appendicitis at Punxsutawney hospital on Thursday. He is progressing well and expected to recover fully.

Charles Buchheit Punxsutawney Hospital Charles O. Buchheit Sykesville Edward C Harry J. . Buchheit Town

Stores Open in Indiana on Saturdays Through Christmas

Beginning next Saturday Indiana stores will stay open each evening until Christmas to aid holiday shoppers. In Brushvalley township dogs killed a ewe and a sheep belonging to Hugh and Hugh Geusey last week. Glarevee Horrell, 17, of New Florence, was wounded in both feet by accidental discharge of his own gun during a hunting incident last week.

Brushvalley Eavert Hugh and Hugh Geusey Brushvalley Township Glarevee Horrell New Florence

Chambersville Man Shot in Hip in Family Dispute

John George a Chambersville night watchman, was shot in the hip by John Benacei during a family dispute tied to a marriage between the two families. Benacei, also of Chambersville, was brought to Indiana and may post bail. he says the shooting was in self defense.

John George Chambersville Indiana John Benacei Benacci George Benacei

Better Buy Your Christmas Pre and Avoid Paying Fine

New law makes it a misdemeanor to cut down remove or destroy trees or shrubs without owner consent. With Christmas near, many plan to gather evergreens but offenders face fines not less than 25 dollars per tree plus costs. Unpaid fines incur one day in jail for each dollar.

Theowner

Weddings of a Week Sprankle McAbee and More

A week of local weddings includes Louise McAbee and Frederick Paul Sprankle to wed at the McAbee home at 6:00 pm with Rev. O B Hmer son officiating. Irene Flegal weds J Richard Clements in Pittsburgh First Presbyterian Church. George H Stahlman and Miss Marie Irene Geist unite in Cool Spring Jefferson County with Justice C C McLain officiating.

Sprankle-McAbee Louise McAbee Cordas D. C. McAbee South-Seventh Street Frederick Paul Sprankle McAbee O. B. Hmerson M. E. Church Sprankle Trade City Consolidated Lumber and Supply Company Corral Gables Florida Indiana Montana Stahliman-Geist George EH. Stahlman Marie Irene Geist Cool Spring Jefferson County Justice C. C. McLain Hetrick

Marriage Licenses Listed For Various Towns

A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Blairsville, Cool Spring, New Alexandria, Pittsburgh and Indiana. Names include Windrem Emterline with O McDonald Grace Miller, Lizzie Rachel Burkey with Cherry Tree, Mazie Irene Geist with Cool Spring, Mildred Palmer with Indiana, and Frederick Paul Sprankle with Pittsburgh among others.

Windrem Emterline McDonald O. Grace Miller Dayton Raymond B. Boring Lizzie Rachel Burkey Wilmer Martin Roger Blairsville Evelyn A. Hoe George Stahiman Mazie Irene Geist Ben Henry Indiana Mildred Palmer Richard B. Weinschenke New Alexandria Cathryn A. Hoffman Martin M. Long

Miner Narrowly Escapes Explosion In Estep Mines

Ward Lydick of Estep coal mine Starford lost one eye and may lose the other after a charge failed to explode during coal shooting. Investigating a suspected misfire, the face blast severely burned him and doctors at Dixonville hospital reported the total loss of one eye and serious injury to the other. Blacklick Township man Charles Smith mangled three fingers in a corn dusting machine. an ear of corn lodged and his hand was drawn in. He received treatment at Indiana hospital and the three fingers were amputated. Florence Drew, South China Sea Boat Mission secretary, spoke at the Baptist church about mission work among houseboat residents in the South China Sea. Mrs Clara B Cribbs of Jacksonville received a widow’s pension of $50 monthly, effective August 4 1926, following a claim presented by Congressman Nathan L Elrong.

Estep Ward Lydick Starford Dixonville Hospital Blacklick Township Tost Charles Smith Wilow Clara B. Cribbs Jacksonville Nathan L. Elrong Dallas Paterels Dallas Patrick Mahaffey Cherry Tren Earry Pennsylvania Regient Wight Bull Run South Mountain Atntietam Fredericksburg Shin Frank Canada Mary Dunlap Ohio Bess Kerr Elsie Taughman Blairsville Nellie J Fannie John KK. DeVinney John x DeVinney Oifelong Burrellsiownship Iis Greenwood Julia DeVinney M. W. DeVinney Aliee Fiepner Minnie Buarroon Blacklick W. L. DeVinney Amanda Gray Derry Elianbeth Libengood Nettie Repine Johnstown Notley J. M. Nottley Cherry Tran Indiana Hospital Cherry Tree John F. Notley Barnesborn Land Deonn Coly Cherry ‘Tree Florida Frantic Camp C. M. Shaffer Barnesboro F. Scott Brown F. Scott, Brown Punxmawhey Trade City D. M. Posllewaite Bla Brown Hamilton Punxautawney

Executive Committee for Parm Burnau Named

Indiana County agricultural extension news lists Swine Waldo Simpson MICKALBURG R D. Sheep H M Brown Indiana No 6 Dalry Chas FP Glasser Marion Genter R D. Poultry Clyde Mouck Clymer No 1 Potatoes I B Stutzman Vintendall No 1 Meld Crops J A Compton Livermore Fruit Clarence McIlenry Indiana Home Economics Mrs J H Smith Marion Center and Mrs A Ward Overdorff Brushvalley named to the executive committee. New year will push tuberculosis control breeding bulls the potato and orchard spraying improve spray rings a January cooperative conference for managers directors of cooperative associations and purchasing agents at the court house Indiana.

Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association Swine Waldo Simpson Gmickalburg R. D H. M. Brown Indiana Dalry Chas Glasser Marion Genter Clyde Mouck Clymer I. B. Stutzman J. A. Compton Livermore Clarence McIlenry J. H. Smith Marion Center A. Ward Overdorff Brushvalley Court House

December Criminal Court Session Sees Settlements and Pleas

The December term opened with several cases scheduled in the first week. Ben Henry’s case settled by marriage, Arthur Cesena’s statutory rape case continued, Victor Dowing pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, John McCarthy and others faced various charges settled or continued. Louie Benedetto was convicted of operating a motor vehicle. Emilio Silvers faced fraud charges. The Grand Jury completed duties in four days at a cost of $262.60, also inspecting county buildings.

Ben Henry Arthur Cesena Victor Dowing Bullty Hquor John McCarthy W. H. Davis Louie Bendetto Emilio Silvers Counry

Armagh High opens basketball season with mixed results

Armagh High School hosted interscholastic basketball games against Vinton Dale in the new auditorium. Girls wore dark blue middy uniforms and lost 26 to 19, while the Armagh boys, in white with blue trim, won 60 to 6. Key players included June Hess Mary Rose Luli Young Ruth Butts and Glenn Rodgers Neil Keller Merle Ricai son Royden Huytebland Bush.

Vintondale Armagh East Wheatfield Armagh June Hess Mary Rose Luli Young Ruth Butts Elizabeth Ball Pilgabeth Hutchison Gertrude Clarke Bien Johns Wintondale Tey Glenn Rodgers Neil Keller Merle Ricaiison Royden Huytebtland Ar Bush Governo Chuirke John Hewitt

Back Home for the First Time in Almost a Half Century

Thomas Brown of Athol South Dakota visits his boyhood county near Jacksonville for the first time in 48 years. He left at 18, built a life in Inola and South Dakota, now reconnects with old ties while reflecting on his youth at New Athens school in Young township.

Jacksonville Thomas Brown Athol South Dakota Mr. Brown James Brown New Athens Young Township Inola sJater Indiana Harry M. Hart Thiward

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Armory State Bureau of Animal Dustry — “Armstrong Altoona Firm R. Lumsden Co Carl W. Hull Indiana Free Library Rotary Club A. J. Musser John M. Daugherty Bern Cookport Ford Gregg Normal School Glen Campbell Myrle Bennett Kettle Creek Mont Bennett Hospital Herbert Gass Cokeville Pittsburgh Front Moose Huntjing Club Bix Dearing Jack Lytle Frank Moose Crea Boyer Jess Stuchell Ralph Hamberg Arthur Peterman Florence Drew South China Sea Boat Mission South China Sea Baptist Church J. T. Hoover Smickaburg Zoe Lyons A. J. Rhea Saltsburg Iserae Mens Zenus Stephens Cherryhill Township T. S. Whitaker G. C. Simmons Georgeville D. R. Keith Commodore Albert Zellers W. R. Moorhead Near Clymer Justice W. L. Hutchison Hammer City Alex Cunningham Coal Run Robert C. Kinter Martha Sheloda Simon Johnston Struthers, C John §. Johnston School Street Clay Stiteler Squire L. A. Cassidy J.C. Robinson Carl E. Lewis Smicksburg Walter Gill Wilmerding James L. Peterman Wayne Avenue William McFeaters Thomas McFeaters F. B. Camp James Camp Roaring Springs J. P. Brandon Edward Brandon Greekside James UL. Peterman Blair Peterman Vata’ Dennett Pittsbburgh Esther West Penn Hospital B. L. Campbell Heshbon George A. Orr W. B. Wagner Harry Carson White Town AlGupner Thomas B. Clark North Ninth Street Charles Kine Barbara Helen Prank Charry Trev Tia Mona Gibson Wilkinsburg Mia Willian Lyons Lyons Misa Helen Bath South Seventh Pitts Hughng Ming Helen Tojermen City Duncan Wil Lhoss Lonsuic Parm Burnau Steve Cramer John L. Wagner Wagner Seward Cramer Coal, Coke and Stone Company Indiana Girt Janestowe N. Y Mildred Grace Silvis W. Bruce Silvis Taunding Blaisdell N.Y Chau Cevareymnne School of Nursing Jametown Silvis Mildred Grace Root Tally Wm. A. Silvis Oan Street Kiwanis Chih Oeers Kiwanis Club Talmer W. Allison Thomas Sheeha Murry V. Herlinger Chas. A. Cessler Audrey L. Mahon Charles J. Russel Robert M. Fisher John Pounds C. Gilbert Wolfenden Karl Steel A. HH. Stewart Elmer W. Allinon Campbell Marberton M. N. Campbell Thie County Barberton Gon Lewis Building Philadelpha and Ithjalveste Indiana Battery Noor Dormer Indians Akron Carl Baker Nora Homer Graham Beilatre Indiana ‘Normal School Belmont County Normal Fell Wchool Joseph Greta Thomas Balents Indians Cou) Company Brneah Indian Hospital DoylPa Elbow Campbell Farm Tha “Devery Kibew Priday Edward LD Ligiel Philadelphia Anak Jaen MelCar Wil Kingsburg Woch John Srowsh Winerson Hazlett Albert Swab Smilckahare Tuk Murl Neal Jade City J. M. Lingle Jontown Paul Reed North, Seventh Street Mitchells Mills Arun Koy Punt Menkins Tulb Jagt Weele Uur Urbe Wein Haral John Plek- O John W. Hudson John W. Trudson Elizabeth Roger Elizabeth Doring Susinna Conner Somerset County Miler Mowry Miller Mowry Blatraville Tms Garly Jie Carataker First National Bank Tynants Chow Saltsbury Clara ‘Oilwin Clareton County Robert Silvas Robert Damas Bilyous Saltshire Theis Carrie Hehman Sleilwood Mina Forsythe McKeess' Worl Murry Baird Bence Baird Ford City American Legion Trbiai Post Jesse Criminal Court Armagh High Armagh Boy Penn State Harry Marlin Tinkecom University of Pittsburgh Washington and Jefferson Oolslage Pannsylvania State College Penn State Dn Ey Uing Elderton Foix Ralston Rosborough Ta Funder Presbyterian Church Bucky Sheloca Club Taylor Carnahan Perry Brack Shelocta Hunting Club Bucks Clearfield County Elmer Kline Irwin Wood Lloyd Rupert John Gibson David Carnahan Hatery Carnahan Harry Taylor W. A. Klins Justice McLain Richard BE. Weinschenker Kathryn A. Hoffman Benjamin Henry Indiena Justice of the Peace Charles &. Ls Harris Building
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