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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1926

Page

6

White TWP Eyes Two Voting Places and District Split

White township plans to divide into east and west election districts with an Ebensburg Pike split. A three member viewers board will inspect proposals on February 13, with a report due February 17. White township has 1,369 voters and will adjust election boards to ease ballot handling. A high school in Glen Campbell burned Friday night believed caused by overheated stove and destroyed six-room frame building.

Tire Steve Glen Campbell Ehensburg Ave White ‘Township J. N. Langham G. T. McCrea John M. Carson J. A. Condron Ebensburg Pike White Township

Busy February tour planned by county Sabbath School group

B A McGarvey of the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association and the Indiana county association executive committee will tour each district February 15 to 20. Meetings aim to discuss district officers and department superintendents work, with every district executive member urged to attend. The schedule lists ten district meetings from Plumville February 15 to Indiana February 20, amid improving attendance despite winter weather.

B. A. McGarvey Thefield Force Pennsylvania State ‘Sabbath School Association Indiana County Association Plumville

Marion Center Station Robbed Tuesday Night

Thieves forced entry to the B. and P. station at Marion Center and carried off a heavy safe about 109 yards from the depot before being frightened away by the operator. They escaped with approximately one dollar in pennies. The freight station was also broken into, with nothing removed.

Marion, Center

Court Argues and Sets Hearings in Monday Session

Judge J. N. Langham presided over argument court on Monday disposing multiple cases and setting others on trial and hearing lists. Separate actions include cases from Alma Calderwood to the Parr estate, rule to show cause items, and motions to correct judgments. hearings continue into February. A Brushvalley good roads meeting and a June social event in Homer City are also noted along with a Cumberland marriage license and two Indiana County residents heading to Europe. A big gas well near Marchand was reported on Monday.

J. N. Langham Alma Calderwood Consolidated Lumber and Supply Co Award of Compensation Board Clark Kline Joseph Fuchenproad A. Barber Joan Sides Mary Minta Parr Sci. Fa Savines and Trust Co. of Indiana Catherine Highes Earl D. Simpson G. G. Coy S. H. McFarland Cashier VY. Steffy G. J. Hamill Commonwealth Ralph Brash Indiana County M. W. Bestus

March Court Jurors Drawn for Chand County Term

The list tallies jurors for the March term opening the first Monday, including Mrs Margaret Altitys Brushvalley and many others from Blairsville, Indiana, Green, Mahoning and surrounding townships. Petit jurors for the fourth and third weeks of March 1926 are also named with numerous individuals from local townships and towns.

Margaret Altityus Brushvalley Allen Stanley Anthony J. W Blacklick Bolvin Clara Indiana Berliner Dade Green Butterbaugh Ida Barthel G. L Burgess J. H Blairsville Brink Herbert Brughvalley Brown Howard J Cherryhill Burkett Howard Brickell Nora Banks Collins Thomas Carney M. V Pine Condron C. L West Mahoning Cotterill Bartha Calhoun Elsie Conemaugh Campbell Leah J Center Thomas M Armstrong Cravener John Burrell Crawford E. M Canoe Daugherty Silas West Mahouis Gardner A. UK Glen Campbell Houck Mrs Flora Rayne Kinter Andrew Lowman Clair White Tittle Alice Grant McGary M. L Rayna Mack H. C Wheatielh Moorhead Leslie Milligan Walter Homer City Moore J. C Marion Center Nichol Dwight Nehrig Mary Pride Spencer Young Palmer James A Palner William Powell W. H Montgomery Richardson K. B Ross B. A Cherry Tree Slepny Conrad Smith W. G Stewart Edna Strong Alvira Trimble George Vorlage Frank Weiss S. E Wiggins G. M Allene H Zack, D Braadvalley

Accidental Rifle Fire Kills Two Youths at Pond

In Livermore a 17 year old, Elwin Fox, was found dead by a frozen pond after a .22 caliber rifle discharged accidentally. Khyib Fos, 37, of Pittsburgh, was present. the shot entered Fox’s upper lip and brain. The coroner’s jury ruled death an accidental discharge.

Khyib Fos Tey Pond Livermore Elwin Fox Maryland Avenue Pittsburgh Ray Ollyar Fiver Pax Young Pox Young Fox Ray Oliver Oliver Fox Mall

Indiana Board of Health year in review report

The Indiana Board of Health released a year end summary detailing 137 health certificates issued for restaurants hotels and bakeries. Contagious diseases quarantined included scarlet fever typhoid diphtheria measles mumps whooping cough and others. The report notes fines for violations and restaurant inspections, with several improvements carried out and a financially tight status highlighted.

Indiana Board of Health Searle Mada

Fragmented Transhern Land Transfers in Montgomery Township

A garbled registry lists numerous real estate transfers and coordinates including Montgomery township parcels from G A Van eatian, Michael Fndden, Oliver W. Rova, and Dick Stephens with varied sums such as 50, 4000, and 41. The jumbled record mentions parcels in White Green Grant Cherryhith and Young and includes names like Catherine Took Julia Keeflin Clara R. Pelbaum and Virginia Lydie Jacoby among others, indicating a wide range of property deeds and buyers.

Undlaw Mike Sinter Ta Earheth BlackHel Phillips Gas & Oi Go Montgomery Township G. A. Vaneatian Michael Fndden Oliver W. Rova David Modkey Dick Stephens Wipaketlok Mary Riis Ideal Stephen Lola Young W. Moamad Manna Miumian Lot Grant James P. Watson Harry J. Clark Cherryhith Fsone Joe H. Yingling C. Sports

Bon Ton Store Celebrates 20th Year in Indiana

The Bon Ton Store marks its twentieth year in Indiana County with W. Rose and team steering growth across locations. The Greeneburg store upgrades to a modern building as executives in Indiana and Greeneburg gain stock opportunities to boost cooperation and staff incentives.

BON Ton Sterne Indiana Jay Choanshing Rose Greeneburg Ilogal

Blairsville Auto Show plans near completion

Blairsville Automobile Dealers Association officials announced that preliminary plans and components for the annual Blairsville Auto Show are nearly finished. The event is slated for the last week of February at the state armory on North Walnut Street, with possible changes to the schedule if needed.

Blatrsvile Automobile Dealers’ Associaion Blairsville Maren State Armory North Walnut Street

STUVING FURNITURE STORE TO UNDERGO REMODEL SOON

The STUVING furniture store will remodel the first floor to expand the display room. A phonograph booth and current office will be removed for an enclosed office. The display area will be repainted and partitioned to create regular size home rooms, improving presentation for furniture.

Stuving Furniture M. Tt. Jones Leva

Death Claiming Well Known Indiana Figures

Local notices record the deaths of prominent Indiana residents. Thompson of Oakland avenue, long a wholesale lumber businessman, died at 7 60 clock Tuesday night at home after a long illness, aged 78. Survived by widow Josephine Brady Thompson, daughter Mildred and granddaughter Mildred Josephine, with several siblings. Funeral Friday at 2 pm, Presbyterian pastor Rev. Emitt to conduct service. burial at Oakland Cemetery. Other obituaries note Willi D. Bash, Civil War veteran, age 78, with wife Mary Jamison Cash and four children surviving. Baines H. West Lebanon resident, ex-coal miner and farmer. Alex L. Rice, 53, pneumonia. Rebecca M. Waugaman, 87, Saltsburg, with daughter and two sons surviving.

Im. Fleming Coral Indiana A. J. Brewer Graceton Tudiena W. Coulter West Leftinan He Shiray Tour Parkwood Hugh Tomb W. B. Mack Dilltown Stevenann North Sixth Street Florida W. A. Clawson Blanche Dory Blairsville R. D Catherie Burkett Dixonville Howard Burkett Grant Street John M. Daugherty Church Street Ernest, Stewart Railroad Senue Lincheons Arthur Oprith Elisa Edwards Wellsburg W. Va Troiana W. G. Howards Washington Township W. Treese Arcadia Miton, Atley M. J. Treese Taron‘tum W. Cramer Ludiana Lewis Weiss Parkwood Lewis RF. A. McCuea Charias Stewart C. T. MceCrea Clayton Gressler Brushvalley Township Rs. S.C. Kinter Marion Centen Murray McQuown South Tenth Street G. B. Adamson Irene Potts Adamson Bertha McConnaughey Namer City Lucy Clark Henderson Young Township Hazeltine Gemmell B. Hamilton Marthe Hamilton Pine Flats Rober, Alexander ‘Thompson Roberc Alexander Thompson Thours Ookland Avenue Tesday East Mahoning Township Samuel T Ad Plora Stewart Thompson Presbyterian Church Ingleside Club Mildred Clarence McCreight North Savanth Street Mildred Josephine McCreight de D First Presbyterian Church Burin Oakland Willi D. Bush Willkon J. Wash West Virreinda Bash Grand Army of the Republic Union Veteran Legion First Baptist Church of Mary LA. Jamison Cash Laura John Crosby Oukland Cemetery J. P. Craig Leechburg Shirey Old Homestead Edward Diarrold Alex L. Rice Big Some Oakland Avenue Rose Kate Segner Whitestownship Mary Rice Philadelphia Pal Waugauman Rabecca M. Waugaman Saltsburg Tolnt Street Ter Ounig William Geet Stewart Shirey Ganehere Milton R Vander- Parkwood Arepyier

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