Leaves Hospital Ten Face Murder Charge
Frank Basile of Rossiter, released from the State Hospital for the Criminal Insane at Fairview, Wayne county, after nearly a year, is to return for trial on murder charges. Judge Langham ordered Basile’s transfer to face the high crime, as civil jury work continues this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z On
Basile
Sherif H. A. Boggs
J. N. Langham
Peter Wolski
Lockvale
Wolski
J. W. Henry
George M. Hstep
Amelia Walker
William ‘McGormick
Rochester Mills
R. F. Getty
Creek, Side
David Blair
W. A. Swift
Albert Butterbaugh
Brushvalley Township
Max Schminsky
Domenick jNacutis
Ernest
Mike Baroni
Ludusboro
Newspaper prices rise as rate to $2 a year takes effect
The Progress announces new annual subscription at $2.00 starting January 1, 1920 due to surging costs for newsprint ink and labor. New subscriptions kept at $1.50 through December, with old subscribers allowed to renew at the old rate. Club offers and specific papers listed for RD, AD, and other subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburg Gazette Times
R. D
Sadlacbeasastael Ows Veda Syd Daaldetee
Pittsburg Daily Dispatch
R.D
Pittsburg Daily Post
Philadelphia North American
A. D
Thales
Toledo
National Stockman & Farmer
Ohio Farmer
Woman's World
McCall's Magazine
Personal Brevities From Indiana County Delights
J L Walbeck of New Florence causes court furor while H Rhea of Parkwood visits. Mrs J A Sheesley Penn Run reads Progress. Nancy Mlyers guest of Penn Run friends. Cyrus Bowers Penn Run ill. G W Clawson Blacklick juror. G S Carson Indiana R D 4 serves as juror. Lydick and daughter Mrs L A Walker from town visit Punxsutawney. J Cunningham Pittsburgh spends Sunday with father in Wayne avenue. Breele Clymer orders The Progress for a year at county seat. H C Graham Wehrum visits father Allen Graham and joins Progress readers. Mrs Stuchell and Mrs Glaaser from Dixonville shop Indiana. Stuchell orders Progress for a year. A H Braughter Rochester Mills R D serves as juror. daughter Verne Braughter in Chicago. Rev C F Crawford new rector of Christ Episcopal Church with Mrs Crawford to supervise county charges. Mrs A S Neal and Dorothy join husband in Leechburg after visit with Frank McHenry and J M Johnston Creekside. Carl Holt Marion Center discharged from Indiana hospital after arm injury from silo cutter. skin grafts needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Mlyers
Penn Run
Cyrus Bowers
Dg. W. Clawson
Blacklick
G. S Carson
Indiana
R. D
Fe. M. Lydick
Mra. L. A. Walker
Pun
Sutawney
U G. J. Cunningham
Pittsburgh
J. Harvey Cunningham
Wayne Avenue
Breele
Clymer
H. C. Graham
Wehrum
Allen Graham
Lown
of Progress
Walter Stuchell
J.G. Glaaser
Dixonville
C. F. Crawford
Christ Episcopal Church
Crawford
A. S. Neal
Dorothy
Frank McHenry
Rayne Township
J. M. Johnston
Creekside
Leechburg
Carl Holt
Marion, Center
Indiana Hospital
Many County People at State Grange Meeting in Pittsburgh
Nearly 60 residents from Indiana County attended the State Grange convention at the William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh December 9 to 11. The gathering was termed highly successful with a large graduation of the final degree and many local residents listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
State Grange
William Penn
Grange
Indiana County
John W. Warner
Indiana
Edward N. Lydick
Cherryhill Township
W. Shearer
B. B. Fleming
W. H. Martin
W. W. Goss
Hillsdale
J. M. Lydic
Coyode
C. L. Hudson
Washington Township
Asher G. Glenn
Grissmore
Alex M. Malcolm
Dg.m. Bell
A. P. Marshall
Smicksburg
W. S. Brown
Marion Center
R. HW. Thompson
Ome
G. Tf. Work
Marion Ocenter
J. Mulberger
M. Thompson
Walls
Roy McBihoes
John M. Malcolm
White Township
C. I
Allen
Dayton
Mr. Johnson
Ambrose
Chas. Hutchison
Armagh
Miners Return to Work After 14 Percent Wage Rise
Union mines are being operated to normal capacity as strike settlements take effect. Miners have returned to jobs with wages raised by 14 percent, and Rochester & Pittsburg Coal & Iron Company operations at Ernest Lucillaboro and Fulton Run were active yesterday with Lucerne expected to resume full operation soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AV Union
Ernest
Lucillaboro
Fulton Run
Rochester & Pittsburg Coal & Iron Company
Lucerne
Christmas program at Georgeville church on December 19
Christmas entertainment to be held in the M. B. church at Georgeville on Friday evening December 19. The program will be presented by the pupil and ex-pupils of the Georgeville School. Admission 25 and 15 cents. Blairsville Courier raises subscription price to 2.00 from 1.50 effective February 1, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
Georgeville
Blairsville
Weddings of a Week Braughler Weber and Others
A Punxsutawney wedding united Samuel Day Braughler and Ida Imogene Waber with a ring ceremony. The groom, a Battery By. 219th I. A. 82nd Division veteran, and the bride, a Punxuntawney dressmaker, will reside in Greenville. Separate ceremonies followed for Lloyd Helman and Lottie Creek, and James Beveridge and Carrie Henry, with receptions and serenades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braughler-Weber
Punxsntaweny
Samuel Day Braughler
Cherry Tres
Ida Imogene Wabber
John MW. Weber
Punxentawney
Dietrich
Reformed Church
Oliva Weber
J. Fred Weber
Wis
Battery
I. A
France
Tou
St. Mihiel
Mohache
Meuse-Argonne
Thomas H. Braughter
Greenville
Punx Utawney
Greenvalle
Joseph Wddy
Thomas Eddy
John Humm
Margaret Weber
Winifred Weber
Leonard Webzer
Pati Schweizer
Helman Creek
Lloyd Helman
Lottie Creek
Tanoma
H. L. Helman
South Seventh Street
Sprinkle
Mechanicaburg
Dolores Wolfe
Blaine Helman
Indiana
Local Bakery Destroyed by Fire on Sunday Morning
A mysterious origin fire gutted the Serbia brothers bakery at Fourth and Oak streets at 5:00 AM Sunday. Firefighters saved adjacent buildings but the bakery and a recent flour shipment were destroyed, with losses around 4000 dollars and insured for 2000 with Beans agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serbia Brothers
Fourth
Oak Streets
Indiana couple announces Gertrude Eppley and Eugene Requa marriage
Miss Gertrude Elizabeth Eppley formerly of town married Eugene M Requa of Charlotte North Carolina on Saturday at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs George R Eppley of Youngstown Ohio The couple will reside in Charlotte next month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
James Beverdige
Carrie B. Henry
Hellwood
Blair Henry
Church Street
B. W. Hutchinson
M. Ei
Peilwood
Indiana
Gertrude Elizabeth Eppley
Town
Eugene M. Requa
Charlotte
N. C
George R. Eppley
Youngstown
Shower for Bride to Be Maude Barr Leads Social Event
Miss Maude Barr daughter of J A Barr of Marlon will wed Rev H C Lake of Wick Iowa. A liberal shower at the Barr home last week marked the coming nuptials. Christmas vacation in local schools starts Friday and runs to January 5 with holiday programs planned. John Slverd Jr of Lovejoy enrolls as a Progress reader during county business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Barr
J. A. Barr
Marlon Canter
H. ¢. Lake
Wick
Iowa
Marlon Center
M. BD
Boston Confectionery
John Slverd, Jr
Lovejoy
Local News Snapshots From Braddock and Surrounding Towns
Notices report Henry A. Marchand Melsaac returning from western visit while CG Smith remains in serious condition. A child of Mrs. W. CG Roderus died after a streetcar accident at his Braddock home. Funeral attended by Wingert family. Jennie Morrow returns from Snicksburg visit. Brown hunts in Clearfield County. A son born to Mr and Mrs Blaine Hollobaugh in Plumville. Christmas night entertainment planned at Penn Run M E Church and a pro social event at New Athens Youngs Township School on December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Melsaac
CG. P. Smith
Della
Big Run
William
CG. Roderus
Ella Wingert
Braddock
C. M. Wingert
Rosa Wingert
Jennie Morrow
Snicksburg
W. GC. Brown
Clear
Field County
Athens, Youngs Township
Weachers
Christy
South Seventh Street
A. A. Long
Godden
Town
Indians Hospital
Harriet Fleming
William §. Fleming
Washington Township
Mr. Long
Long Home
South Eleventh Street
Tiny
J. A. Lawrence
Oakland Cemetery
J.D. McTea
J.D. McLean
Atwood
Beracha and
Tey. Ww
M. Copeland
Saltaburs
Wuriol
Atwond
William Bryan
Frank Bryan
Tayne Township
Patton
Amomonia
Blair
Bennie O'Neil
Bryan
Grove Chapel
Rayne Township
Six Farmers Institutes for County Next Year
Six institutes under the Department of Agriculture will be held in the county likely in late February and early March. Locations include Indiana Armagh Cockport Willet Plumville and the Gordon schoolhouse Blacklick township. County Chairman M C Stewart says each institute runs one day with farm experts addressing the meetings. The Church of the Brethren Sunday School Convention program for January 17 at Purchase Line church is listed with devotional sessions, talks on the future of Sunday schools, basket dinner, and the Forward Movement topics for Circuit No 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Indiana
Armagh
Cockport
Willet
Plumville
Gordon
Blacklick Township
M. C. Stewart
Brushvalley
Church of the Brethren
Church of the Brethren Sunday School Association
Weptern District of Pennsylvania
Purchase Line Church
Oran Flock
The
Futura
Taple
Tuure
Mark Flock
W. N. Myers
Nova Obor
Wilbur Clark
Circuit No. 6
H. A. Holsapple
Ada Widdowson
Cora Fyock
Solomon Ober
J. R. Kitchen
Huey Fyock
L. Fyock
C .E. Wolsoppla
State Agricultural Notes Pennsylvania Fruits Lead Shows
Pennsylvania ranks second in population and thirty second in land area with farmers as the largest labor employer. The average honey yield per colony is 38 pounds this year, down from 71. Pennsylvania apples won the silver cup at Milwaukee’s International Apple Shippers Association show. A musty odor in apples signals Blue Mold rot, requiring prompt picking and removal of rotten fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
United States
Milwaukee
International Apple Shippers' Association
Christmas Savings Club Distributes $30000 at Farmers Bank Indiana
The Farmers Bank of town distributed about $30,000 among its Christmas Savings Club members during peak shopping season. The fund reflects weekly savings by many youths and adults, teaching thrift and boosting local prosperity as the club opens for the 1920 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Bank
Indiana
Widespread deaths mark Clyde area as year ends
Obituaries from Clyde and surrounding townships note Mrs. James A. Mack, 62, dying of pneumonia and complications at Clyde after moving there weeks earlier with her husband James A. Mack. Survivors include three sons Joseph Orwin, Clark G., and Ward Mack. siblings in Armagh and Clyde. Funeral at Bethel church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Mack
Melvilla Mack
Clyde
West Wheatfield
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society
Mack
George and
Martha McDonald Mack
Fyand View Farm
Whenatfield Township
Seb
Joseph Orwin Mack
Clark G. Mack
Ward Mack
Pitcairn
Margaret Cunningham
Armagh
Wilmer Fi, Dick
New Florence
Gd. Lynn
O C. J. Campbell
First United Presbyterian Church
Johnstown
Tethel Church
Important sale of Yellow Greek coal boosts local industry
Brick manufacturers plan to secure fuel for six plants in the county. G. T. McCrea and G. W. McHenry concluded a sale financed by Judge Orvis, J. Harvey, and HT Mann, purchasing 200 acres along Yellow Creek. The deal, worth about 460,000, expands holdings as the mine is modernized and electrified, with coal slated for local Bellefonte brick plants via a Pennsylvania railroad branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Brick Manufacturers
Manufacturers’ Coal Company
Orvis
J. Bli’ Harvey
HT. Mann
Yellow Creek
White Township
G. T. McCrea
Brusley Valley
G. W. McHenry
Spangster
McCrea
Andy McHenry
Bellefonte
Pennsylvania Railroad
Shearer
Huston
Stewart
McCrea and
McHenry
New School Building for Indiana Wins Bond Endorsement
Indiana voters overwhelmingly approved a 100000 dollar bond issue by a wide margin at a Saturday special election. Despite a low turnout, 426 supported the measure and 19 opposed, paving the way for a new school building to relieve overcrowding in two existing facilities next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weoction
Indiana
Indiana School Board
Marion Center Promises Progress and Modern Comforts
Marion Center showcases new gas mains for fires, plus paved streets, good schools, churches, and a modern mill. Town residents praise the community, while youth look forward to a moving picture theater for local entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Marion Gonter
West Wheatfield News Highlights Local Folks
Local notes from West Wheatfield include visitors from Hutt and Clyde, moving households, and school events. A Washington school Christmas program is planned, with teachers and pupils preparing decorations and performances. Community members travel to Indiana and Pittsburgh, while thefts target schoolhouse equipment.
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Triad
Riend
James Beveridge
Garris B. Henry
Heilwood
Raymond C. Kelly
Saltsburg Nola
Edna St. Clair
Rudolph Fetters
Crambrook
Lilian Phillips
Olymer
Albert L. Singer
Derry
Elizabeth Lewis
Robinson Tsane el
Howard West Wheatfield
Bya L. Leary
Cere
Ees
Hut Newill F. Phillips
Indiana Wava V. Strong
dIndiana
Frederick W. Young
Moween
Margaret Welsh
Salina
Gilbert W. Lydick
Lacchburg
Liula Rose McCreery
Pine Two
David R. Davis
Rossiter
M. Blanche Smith
D. K. Ruinner
Bowdertown
W. B. Wagner
J. M. Marshall
SM. Johnston
Warren and Polk
Venango County
Melvin Walker
Adrian Hospital
Punxsutawney
J. L. Walbeck
Il. H. Rhea
Parkwood
J. A. Sheesley
Shea Ng
State Grange Meeting
Gipter-Btewart
Carl D. Ginter
Glen Campbell
Emma H. Stewart
Canoe Township
East Mahoning Baptist Parsonage
Purchase Line
J. Donaldson
Marchand
Mumville
Stork
Blaine Hollobaugh
M. EB
Farmers Institutes
Dan’ Beard
Boy Scouts of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Steele Swan
Government
Washington, D. C
Charlotte Swan
Charleroi
Swan
Kelly Pield
Texas
Fritehman
Rochester
Goal & Tron Co
West Newton
Unis
Willam BP
Bryce Myers
Clay Myers
Curtis B. Mack
East Wheatfield Township
Mr. Mack
William N. Liggett
Weat
Chestnut Street
Anna Mary Barr
James Barr
W. R. Loughry & Co
Presbyterian Church
Myrtle Empleld
Jay
Johnth. Will
D Hmitt
I. Q. Ramey
T. C. Kumay
Burrell Township
Denver
Colo
Jacob Rugh
Raney
Fort Collins
Ramey
Robert
Lynne Trobert T. Lynn
Bells Mills
Josephine
Ridgeview Park
Pen Nanta
Rock Spodoro
Rosuiter
Beleevonte Oaprralits
Ite
Camase Holdings
John D. Food
Hutt
Merle Mack
Garfle
Mish Anna Ttehn
Homer
Washington
Rho .Campbell
Ridge
Assistant
Campbell
Kev. Thompson
Ethul U. Y. Church
Bertha Dick
Iluston
Morida
South Conontry
Wilbur Edwards
Ohio
South Bend
J. N. Garner
Mary B. Montgomery
Ambrose Smith
J. B. Townsend
Samuel Beighley
Mande Rhetler
Bessie Silvis
Near Tere
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