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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1925

Page

7

Many Plead Guilty To Law Violations

Opening day of criminal court features numerous pleas including Kate Krohme and Albert Renaldi in prohibition cases, Nicholas Morock in conspiracy, August Runzo and Frank Renda in larceny, Homer Riddell and others. Sentences include fines, costs, and jail terms. Andrew Dick case dismissed. Grand jury meanwhile recommends county purchase of Hauxhurst farm for County Home.

Agalnat Tist Andrew Dick Purchase Hawxhurst Kate Krohme Albert Renaldi Nicholas Morock Allegheny County August Runzo Frank Renda Homer Riddell Morganza George Yakomovich Gett Hauxhurst Farm Indiana County Home Farm 8. M. Clark Haux‘hu Grand Jury

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Deeds Noted

Real estate transfers with oil and gas leases show multiple deeds recorded in Indiana County since the last report. Transactions include A J Lilbengood and others mortgaging or transferring land to various buyers for sums from 1 to 680 dollars per lot or parcel, covering towns such as Saltsburg Marion Center Homer City Blairsville and White.

Indiana County T. W. Phillips Gas & Oil Co A. J. Lilbengood Thomas D. Marshall G. J. Knox Floyd Spencer Walter Shupe Saltsburg Co. d. Martin, Sr John Weildo H. J. Thompson Marion Center John Campbell Salisburg James L. Black F. R. Clawson Burrell Guy Swartz T. McHenry White Joseph Novak Zella Novak Samuel W. Rinn H. H. Long Indiana Frank Campbell G. E. Mack West Wheatfield John Kephart Albert Franklin Coy Cherryhill Harry McCreary H. M. Hudson Amy Coup Curtis Bracken Homer City Alice Griffith Enoch T. Sarver George L. Sarler Blairsville

Road Supervisors Convention Opens At YMCA

The Road Supervisors Association convened at the YMCA this morning with representatives from all sections in attendance. Hon. C. R. Griffith of Marion Center and H. R. Moffitt of the State Highways Department will speak. Frank McGrean opens the discussion on whether the township should build state award roads.

Road Supervisors’ Association of the County C. R. Griffith Marion Center H. R. Moffitt State Department of Highways Frank McGrean East Wheatfield South Mahoning Lownships South Mahoning Earry Rhodes Armstrong Township J. J. Connolly Army Wtrong Shetr Bureau of Animal Industry Threshermen's Thresheermen and Farmers’ Protective Association Court House Samuel Craig Grove Chapel

Weddings Of A Week In Lucerne Mines And Josephine

Mardis and Migs Violet Frazier both of Lucerne Mines married Thursday by Justice of the Peace Paul D. Shareyets. The groom son of C A Mardis and a carpenter. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs William Frazier of Heshon. Joe Williams and Miss Elizabeth Fox of Josephine married Thursday by Rev R A Zahniser. The groom son of Mr and Mrs Andy Williams and the bride daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fox.

Ellen Marie Philippi Frank Myers Clara Pruners G. H. Radcliffe Maple Street Donald Karl Charles Lance Sarah Emma Louise Stork Archibald Curnow Blairsville Curnow Helen Sleppy Penn Run John Trees Clyyner William Treese Clymer Treese Cathryn Crilley Commodore Garfield Butz, Jr Scott Glen Wdna Irene Black Scott Glen Arnold H. Bieich Slickville Sarah Smith Giffen New Alexandria Joe Williamsosephine Elizabeth Fox Josephine Lucerne Mines Millard Mardis Lucerna Mines Violet Frazier Indiana Edward Lepley Mildred Davis Punxsutawney Attibio Zamberi Iselin Alessandrina Marittee -Iselin George Tainski Arms Rong Helen Seban Armstrong Frank Cousin Robinson Tau Luella Dodson Mardis-Frazier Migs Violet Frazier Lucerne Mines Justice of the Peace Paul D. Sharyetts C. A. Mardis William Frazier Heshon Joe Williams Josephine R. A. Zahniser Andy Williams John Fox

Armstrong County to fund half of Kittanning road work

Armstrong county commissioners pledged to cover half the cost of improving the Kittanning Indiana Pike up to 12 miles from Ritchey schoolhouse Manor township to Elderton if the townships along the route and the state highway department share the remaining half. Project cost is about 600000 dollars pending local and state agreement.

Kittanning Ploumercek Armstrong County Kittanning- Indiana

Conference at Plum Ville Thursday Evening

An excellent program for a pastors and superintendents conference will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church in Plum Ville Thursday at 7 30 PM. The event includes devotionals led by Rev J M Sommers and topics on Sabbath school success, denominational helps, and the pastor’s work, with interspersed music.

M. E Methodist Episcopal Church Plumville J. M. Sommers W. 5. Bonnell J. N. Loughry W. C. H. Garman

Slayer of County Native Goes to Death on Gallows

Lloyd Hanged in Oregon State Penitentiary for Murder of Clinton J Bain. Bain, a county resident, was killed in Independence Oregon three months earlier. Irvin Bauch, brother of the murdered man, witnessed the execution. The piece notes the swift punishment for the crime and cites a local sense of harsh justice.

WR. Lloyd Oregon State Penitentiary Clinton TF. Bain W. BR. Lloyd Clinton J. Bain Indiana County Independence Oregon Irvin Bauh Jersey

FiveYearOld Tide Girl Fatally Struck In Indiana

Five year old Harriet Jolson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Whoward Johnson of Tide, died in an Indiana hospital Friday night from injuries suffered earlier when struck by a car between Homer City and Meco. The incident occurred about ten thirty, less than five hours after the accident.

Harriet Jolson Homer City Harriet Johnson Whoward Johnson Tide Indiana Hospital Meco

Personalities and visits from Indiana to The Progress area

Local notes list J Wood Clark H W Lowman George Springer D B Bothell and many residents from Pittsburgh Beaver Falls Penn Run and New Florence visiting Indiana. Reports include subscriptions to The Progress, hunting club bear success, town visitors, youth suicid e inciting tragedy, and a shift in address for a reader. Weather mentions and autos outnumbering phones on farms with 191793 farm cars and 87887 telephones.

J. Wood Clark Pittsburgh Indiana H. W. Lowman Beaver Falls George Springer D. B. Bothell Indiana-Jeannette Hunting Club Cantor County Migs Zoe Lyons Penn Run W. M. Sheesley Creekside Ebby Smith Mentcle H. ©. Johnston Hiterton Progress Sherman Henry and Son Arthur Commodore R. D Wate Tivitingdon County Rota Buck Bikin Ira H. Gavigan West Mahoning Township Annie Fry Armagh Thompson Rachel Douds Plumville Lloyd Duncan Livermore Glenn Hunter Brookville Martyn Clawson Church Thirteenth Streets BE. B. Townsend Avonmore RF D. 1 Zolto Springs Florida G. H. Coleman Mabel Near West Lebanon R. FP. Dunmire Avonmore Wynkoop Speer Rowal Pennsylvania John W. Fair Penn Rain Atkins Ark William Fair Jeaves A. J. Schwartz R. T. Platds Philadrephia Paul Wood Yoder Wigo George Amos Wood Shelocta A. B. Rupert Myr Bert Lukehart Gerhard Floyd Clyde Morrell Homer City Mundy's Corners Walter D. Black J. O. Repine Smicksburg Dayton Repine

Bus Service Planned Between Punxsutawney and Indiana

McGregor and Thomas inaugurate two daily bus routes linking Punxsutawney and Indiana, with 7:00 am 10:00 am 1:00 pm 4:00 pm departures from Indiana and 6:45 am 10:00 am 1:00 pm 4:15 pm from Punxsutawney. Fares vary by distance, with a $1.50 continuous trip Indiana to Punxsutawney and half fare for school children. total trip time about 1.5 hours over 29.2 miles.

Vice Na Hior Punxsutwney Indiana Oy McGregor Thomas Aty Teta Punxsutawney Repithaly Punx-sutawnay Punxs'y Montnhly Covado Covode Marchand Punxs Uamil Marion Center Marion Ponxay Tudiana

Clymer Hunters Whled Six Bucks in 42 Hours

Members of the Clymer Lareaky Tite feon Hunting Club tallied six bucks in 42 hours. Deer were shot by Earl Oakes, Mr. Kally, Eimer Lanier, H. W. McCullough, Lynn Wildowson, and Ralph McQuown, with others earning trophies across Clinton and Clearfield counties. Some hunters reported bears, bucks, and notable racks, including a 14-point buck in Rossiter and a 175-pound dressed buck near Hortons. Local clubs from Homer City to Camp Sandy Rod and Gun posted successful harvests across multiple counties.

Tively Thirteen Club Ha Lareky Tite Feon Hunting Club Clymer Earl Oakes Mr. Kally Eimer Lanier If. HW McCullough Lynn Wildowson Ralph McQuown B. W. Lyle Harbert Adams W. E B. Oakes Jink Christy Max Cramer Frank Cam HK. OD. Smith Don Bartlebaugh A. J. Lines Indiana Paul Gessler Cook J. C. Davidson W H HW. McCullough Smith Moose Clinton County Art Peterman Fran, Grott Ralph Hammers Peterman Grott Hammers Bob Raymond Ha Steffy Tromer City Deer Club Menthors Harry Puckinger Harry Schall Bugh Schall Smith Baughman Clearfield County Mont Bennett Hortons Blair Ham Mahoning Township Blair Jess Blaly D. W. Stimpson Linus Elkin Stone Creek Huntingdon County Stone Creek Club Carl Stammier Rossiter Sandy Rod and Gun Club Nicholtown Chourfield Mountains Prenchville Benton Nuts Floyd Reed Ford Reed Everett Reed Vive Bucks Rochester Mills John Mottern Harry Willard Elk County Joe Matyko Puck Potter’ County Ad Gourey Ney Jeffries

Deaths and Obituaries From Indiana Area

Obituaries list Michael Pershing 60 of Indiana Foundry worker died after draeinte poisoning. Remains taken home then to hospital. funeral at Oakland cemetery after services in Weahowe with Rev. Winerson. Also notices for Joseph Wagner ? and Marlin McFadden former Indiana resident, plus Grace Ainsworth student and Grace Alter. Burial at Gamble cemetery and Greenwood cemetery. Numerous family tributes and local church and lodge affiliations noted.

Olive May Harkins Oliva May Harkins Joseph Harkins Blacklick MBH Coral David Mideor Pershing David Elder Pershing Indiana Hospital Indiana Foundry Company Pershing I West Philadelphia Street Hin Fe Center Township Maroh Joseph Pershing Martha Carnahan Pershing Thdlana Episcopal Church Pestor Odd Tellows Dily Qarstor Rev O. B. Winerson Tad Hurial Oakland Cemetery Joseph S. Wityadee Wagner Seward Cecil Wagner Heshbon James Cunningham Minnesota Kinton Cecil Gambler Cemetery Marlin McPadden Mins Pla Rutherford N. 7 Florida McFadden Wan Wall Indiana Jamey N. Davis Portland Ore Calvin Reyburn Ann Arbor Mich Mra Weisi Renting D. Blair Taylor Elizabeth Gant Mira David Fox Tella McFadden South Fifth Street Greenwood Cemetery Grace Aisworth Grace Ainsworth Witherding Indiana State Normal School West Penn Hospital Pittaburgh Didaukes Normal School Sheid Slater Wilmending Krank

Poultry Show Highlights 47 Exhibitors and Shows

Forty seven exhibitors from eight counties display at the annual Poultry and Farm Products Show held at the Armory. The Rhode Island Reds lead, with Barred Rocks White Leghorns and Wyandottes close behind. Pigeon judging draws crowds as schoolchildren attend free with teachers. Judges from State College assess poultry grain fruit and potatoes while Boy and Girl Potato Club members visit the Indiana Normal school and new high school.

Wiek D. D. Whitacre Ohio R. E. Roberts State College J. B. R. Dickey J. A. Ruef Zion Lutheran Church G. F. Miles Indiana Normal School Peterzon Johnstown R. D James B. Campbell Penn Run N. H. Barkley Livermore R. D Alex Bryce Rockingham L. Hatrick Punxsutawney R. F. Weaver Paul B. Hasinger Indunia Clyde Gibgon Indiana Mise Alda Huey Glen Campbell W. Stutzman Lee Rosenberger Clyde Houck Clymer Co. W. Burn Rochester Mills Addie Worth Elmer Me Henry Harry Walker John Doty A. Marshall Pitcairn J. No Laughry Marion Center Edward J. Schmidt George L. Douglas Homer City J. W. Cunningham J. D. Smith Bithine Miller F. R. Peightal J. A. Simpson GW. Bush Clark Marshill Philip Evens

Also Mentioned on This Page

Joe Stadtmiller Dale Sourwine Clearfield Mountains Charles Bennett Charles Shaffer Freckville Williams-Fox Kittannning Road Marford Coal Mining Co Margaret Mines D. B. Thompson Armarford Coal Mining Company Margaret Coal Mining Company Armerford-Margaret Coal Mining Company Dilltown William Penn Highway Mimer City Calvin H. Reckard Homer City Matholist Church Clearfield Hospital Priday John M. Daugherty Indiana Fire Association Albert J. Musser Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation Rotary Club Fire Company Daugherty Churgh Street Couneil Philadelphia Corbett Alpine Theatre James and Lucy Crivella Adda P. Elkin McCartney and Johnson Merchants Indiana Chamber of Commerce Scout Council Sconty Heldington Lutheran Church W. H. Gibson Blacklick Township Albany Joseph G. Gibson August Celerice Augustus Celerice Siven Tessehs Deotwren Tunxsutawnwy Clymer Hunters T. W. Phillips Gay and Oil Co Housier Farm Kellysburg Taressa Steffy Tarewsa Steffy George Steffy James Hanna Tirushvalley Township Scott Steffy Fannia Shultz Alverda Frank and Garvey Steffy Trellwood Male Davis Wilkinsburg Junes Hanna TL Stofty Brashvalay Township Heilwood Eliza Lawson Eliza Johns Lawson Johnston Lawson Robert Raymond Lawson Aliie Kans G. W. Johns Indiana Armory Rhode Red Cross Potato Club Memobees Tolay John A. Johnston School St Schooll Street
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