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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1914

Page

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Death toll in the county rises with multiple obituaries

Prof A M Wonder aged 58, former division superintendent of highways in Indiana county, was found dead in his Bell flats apartment from heart trouble after sleeping. James Mitchell, 78, died at Philadelphia street home from a blend of diseases. Christina Taylor, 68, widow of William Taylor, died at Homer City with paralysis. Henry I Alderfer, 48, died suddenly at home on South Eleventh Street from heart enlargement. Funeral arrangements set for Carey interment and Williamsport burial.

A. M. Wonder Indiana County Clearfield Jefferson Counties Bell Flats H.R. Umburn Umburn Wonder Carey, O Susquehanna College Indiana Masons, Elks and Odd Fellows Carey Elks Lodge Christ Episcopal Church James Mitchell Philadelphia Street Martha Louisa Thompson Christian Church of Indiana Robert T Camden N. J Ella Houston Jesse I Spangler William J Pittsburg John B Martha Louisa Hmm Fasick Hopewell Clyde L Christian Church Calvin Clarke Greenwood Cemetery Henry I. Alderter South Eleventh Street Grace Alderfer Josephine Philip Alderfer Lucarne Lacey Caroline Dean Alderfer M. E. Church J. W. Cary Williamsport

State buys West Chester Normal School for value and debt

The State Board of Education will acquire West Chester State Normal School for par value plus indebtedness and plans to take California and Hollinboro Normals next, with 14 schools to be run under state management. The move, enabled by the school code, aims to boost teacher supply and avoid tuition for students who pledge to teach.

West Chester Harrisburg State Board of Education West Chester State Normal School California Holinbore Normal Schools Lock Haven Pennsylvania

Normal sprinter breaks world record in 60 yard dash

Carroll of Indiana Normal wins open novice dash at Duquesne Garden during Crafton A A meet in Pittsburg. He clocks :06 1-5 in prelims breaking Myer s time and finishes in :06 2-5 tying the former mark set weeks earlier in New York. Burwell and Gano follow, with Coach Bill Jack predicting the feat.

Carroll Pittsburg Indiana Normal Duquesne Garden Crafton A. A Myers A .C New York Burwell Pitt Gano Bill” Jack Indiana

Girl Escapes Sled Runoff Near Burnside

Miss Margaret Patrick of Burnside, an employee at Glen Campbell National Bank, rode a bus sled to the station when a harness break caused the sled to overturn. The driver pursued the horses after the crash. Patrick reached the station before the train. The horses later died after striking the railroad bridge abutments nearby.

Burnside Margaret Patrick National Bank Glen Campbell Miss Patrick Patrick

Blairsville Breeder Dominates Greensburg Poultry Show

J R Baker of Blairsville formerly of Indiana swept the Greensburg Poultry Show prizes with his Silver Laced Wyandottes including first through third in hens Bullets cockerels and a breeding pen of fourteen birds. He also won the silver cup for best display and previously swept Vandergrift prizes. The report notes his egg laying strain and masterful mating for prize winners. Also announced engagements and organizational news from the region. Garnette Barr to marry BR Blackburn of Hellwood in spring. S C George named vice president of Pennsylvania State Board of Agriculture at Harrisburg meeting. Indiana Progressive party plans a dollar banquet with a committee appointed.

Dblairsville J. R. Baker Blairsville Indiana Greensburg Vandergrift Flo

Personal Brevities From Lovejoy to Philadelphia

Local notes list residents and visitors including Ty M Buterhaugh Lovejoy Wis, Frank McGinity, W T Mahattey Cherry Tree Wis, W G Allen near Lovejoy, J A Findley Greensburg, RB Anderson Wilkinsburg, Mrs Norris McCoy East Church Street guest of Pittsburg friends, Theodore Vogel Carrolltown, Mrs William Bishop Baltimore guest of Mrs J S Russell, Madison McTaughtin Pittsburg guest in Indiana, Alex Lewis Latobe guest of Lewis family, George W McGowan Philadelphia street in Smethport, Frank Campbell Tarentum, Clarence Pennington Vandergrift visit, Mrs John R Jones Evelyn Grace North Ninth Street home, Frank A Wood Grand Theatre Pittsburg for Moving Picture Protective Association, Mrs William Kissinger and sister Harriet Alexander visiting brother John Dick Huntington, Mrs J H Learn Lovejoy home after two weeks with relatives, Irvin Glasser visiting Philadelphia then New England shoe factories, Mrs Robert Taylor Pittsburg returning from Indiana relatives, Myrtle Cummins Clarion county returning to Indiana Bent Ring Ladder factory, W B Repine Blacklick Township executor visiting Indiana to settle estate, MM J Golden Clymer leaving for New Berlin Berks to attend H N Golden funeral. local ties to livestock trade noted.

Ty .M. Buterhaugh Lovejoy Wis Frank McGinity WiLamsport W.T. Mahattey Cherry Tree W. G. Allen Near Lovejoy J. A. Findley Greensburg Indiana RB. Anderson Wilkinsburg Norris McCoy East Church Street Pittsburg L. M. Lewis South Eleventh Street George W. McGowan Philadelphia Smethport McKean County Frank Campbell Tarentum Margaret Campbell South Wirth Street Clarence Pennington Ernest Vandergrift John R. Jones Evelyn Grace North Ninth Street Frank A. Wood Grand Theatre Moving Picture Protective Association William Kissinger Town Harriet Alexander Blairsville John Dick Huntington J. H. Learn Ward Learn Matmastown Foster Burkey Irvin Glasser James Glasser New England Robert Taylor T. Taylor Myrtle Cummins Clarion County W. RB. Repine Blacklick Township

Weddings of a Week Lieb Adama and Adams pair wed in town

The week’s weddings include Paul J. Lieb and Lillian Adams at St Bernard church with nuptial mass and local attendance. Also couples Lawrence Uncapher with Rachel Perrier, Walter Harman with Elizabeth Fisher, Murray Edwards with Dora Brown, and Charles Mentel with Nellie Overdortt tied the knot in various local ceremonies. The Anti Crank Society held its second monthly meeting near Penn Run with a brief program and new members.

Vogel North Fifth Street Vogel Bros Hust Water Street Anti-Crank Society The Vinton Edwardia Penn Run

Transfers and Deeds Recorded Across Multiple Townships

A long list of real estate transfers and deeds is documented, naming numerous individuals and properties across Armstrong Indiana Green and other areas. Amounts range from hundreds to thousands of dollars, with parcels including acres and lots. Institutions like Manor Real Estate & Trust Co. appear as recipients in several transactions.

Juliann T. Melvin McChirdy Conemaugh J. i McCurdy Margaret D. Wisedits I Armstrong J.T Stephans Clara B. McCurdy Margaret Whiteltis Creeps Indiaina Cearge Millar James J. Turner Montgomlary Crlysie Wille C. A. Johnston White Kina L. Dnlnston Jacob Wettling Indiana TR. Wettling Magelo McLaughlin John A. Shaffer Coal Mining Co Mast West Wheatfield Homer City Josef Baxic

Two TOGAT TITUS on St Valentine Day program notes

A long community notice outlines a teachers institute at Allison school Washington township on St Valentine’s Day with multiple topics and lists of speakers including Wavya Hamilton Tryin Myers Walter Black Carl Lewis and others. Church news reports revival at Cherry Tree Presbyterian church bringing 45 additions to the church and 40 at Stiflertown with a Personal Workers League organized at a men’s meeting.

Tehimond “and Allison School Washington Township Teachers' Institute U. B Tichmond St. Valentine's Day Wavya Hamilton Tryin Myers Walter Black Carl Lewis BE. A. Kelly Z. R. Hamilton Maud Braughiar Elder Douglass Tina States A. W. Miner Elmer Lyke Allison School G. C. Ritter Intitute May Wissinger Rose Myers Carlotita Wilson G. O. Ritter Prof. Robertson Zetta Sourwine Tune Buhite Reynolds Gharry Tree Presbyterian Church J. B. Worrall Wihout Brent Thirowghous Char

Local Notes From County Towns Chronicle Social and Moves

News items from various towns recount recovering individuals and visits, relocations, church activities, revivals, and community events. Mentions include Joseph Johnston’s improved health, Miss Maude Chirk visiting Leechburg, Rev Buell revival services, and multiple family visits across Indiana and surrounding areas with depots, depots plans, and school fundraisers noted.

Borough Wile Lebey Buy Mopar Iee Truck

Borough meeting notes reveal approval of a modern truck for the Fire Association and council action on street repairs, streetlight upgrades, and a new health board appropriation. Officials discuss grants, wage adjustments, building inspection duties, and bird-box projects in the park this spring.

Borough Wile Lebey Mopor Iee

Indl ana Rod and Gun Club Elects Officers

At the annual meeting in the Court House officers for the coming year were elected and arrangements made for a club shoot and banquet on Thursday February 12 Tincoln's birthday. The event will divide into two teams for the shoot and the losers will contract the winners that evening. Elected were President J R Springer vice president J R Richards treasurer Elmer W Allison field captain C R Pilkington and George J Clark to the board of directors.

Indlana Rod and Gun Club Court House Tincoln J. R. Springer J. R. Richards Elmer W. Allison C. R. Pilkington Geoge J. Clark

Giants edge Pirates in Chambersville clash 24 to 23

The Pirates suffered their first defeat of the season, losing by one point to the Giants at Chambersville on Thursday evening in a tight game. Banks and Ganley starred for the Pirates while Hi McQuilken and Blair led the Dodgers in a separate Tuesday win 29 to 18. Indiana native players and local business figures are noted in a flood of scattered mentions, including postal and educational updates, and a fire damage claim of 400 dollars at Mrs. Lieta McGovern’s South Fourth Street home.

Pirates Giants Chambersville Banks Ganley Dodgers McGiovern Mra Liesta McGovern South Teuth Sirest

Planning for the Big G A R Encampment in Indiana

Indiana city to host Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic encampment with about six hundred posts and around one thousand delegates expected. Sons of Veterans organize a camp to assist with hospitality, lodging, and entertainment for visiting comrades from across Pennsylvania and other allied groups. Public installations of officers planned February 14 at the Court House, with invites extended to residents and veterans.

Toanquitters Indiana Grand Army Department of Pennsylvania Gettysburg Pennsylvania Lod A. R Sons of Veterans Commonwealth Department Grand Army Department of Pennsylvania Wells Adjt Generl Town Pittsburg Ladies of Indiana Relief Corps Hawking Station The

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A.M. Wonder Christianna Taylor William Taylor George Steffy Peter Steffy Methodist Episcopal Church Fannie Lloyd Will More Isaac Kinport Péter Culver Steffy R. J. Mortis Hast Ridge William Shepherd Henry H. Alderter Joseph J. Burr Washington, Pa Garnette Claire Barr BR. E. Blackburn Hellwood 8. CG. George West Lebanon Pennsylvania State Board of Agriculture Progressive Party of Merri Lawrence Uncapher Tachel Perrier A.T. Weir Frank Uncapher John Ferrier Center Township Walter L. Narman Near Vliet George M. Harman Elizabeth B. Fisher Near Vive Points Josiah Wisher George O. Ritter Harmony Lutheran Church Ive Points Howards-Brown Murray D. Edwards James Edwards Idamar Dora B. Brown Detkars Point LT. F. Ing Indiana Baptist Church School Street Mentel-Overdortt Charles J. Mentel Mise Nellie A. Overdortt F. 8. Crawford South Sixth Street Togat Titus Gwen Wainsworth David Rishel W. M. Mahan George Napp John Gromley Ernest Work Mary Hopkins Hilda Doty R. &. Emerick P. F. Walker Fred Simons Supt J. F. Chapman Ethel Work Celia Jeffries William McMillen J.S. Ross Ralph Gall Friends of Education J. J. Henderson Paul Mlack Rev. Copeland Jellah May Beatty Jute Bubite Ine Coh Weming Lute Rankin Tavel Prusul Jose Myers Pant Black Martiago Tigenses Murray D. Wdwarids Tchupiar Dora Tf Brown Grant Lawrence Rachel Verrier Wim Small Arcadia Pearl Butterbaugh Arcadia Clayton Owans Elizabeth J. Hess White Wilda Kinter Rayne Paul Tieh Joseph Johnston Ernest Shields Shields George Cravener Buell John Flack Bellefonte Larry Finley Tomer Crey Glenn Maglish Wt. C. Magligh Elm ‘Street Milekinger Convie Heseing Davis Jenkins Ridge Avenue J. M. Moye BL. Louis Blacklick J Nix Ralph Miller Thor.George P. BR Pennsylvania Railroad Company Ambrose Matthew Rankin Catbleton Charles Steetle Thomas Weaver Hazel Plumville Joseph McQuown Homer McManus Twila Marion Center McManty Wadding William Weiss Belle Charles McMillen Garbleton McMillen Pauline McMillen Crea Judir Bernice Joeph McQuown Carrie Walker Kintersburg George Jamison Bielross Wow. Cottltar Clg Tlargionnara Nannie Cheorge Mildred, Coulter Angel Ashnogh Clarksburg Perry George Papel Cok Nan North Mlairsylilt Viniitie Rank Patterson Jolnstown Ant Lewin Armagh Coaiy Bas Mitt Amvatidn Chaampbell, Tenelyer Wihmore School Sindlay Chvss le MB Ith Wainb Missoknee Molly Patehin Cassport Fillmore Aerioal House Bhncklick Township Livermore Atband Literary Society Diamondville Ty ii Hidinwi Borough Wil Mendon Lidia Pire Cornell Fire Association Counai Mazda Wayne Washington Taylor Avenue Bank Churet Taylor Tenth Twelfth Streets Oakland Avenue Ninth Streets Heilth Coun T W. Tf. Mleming de Sh. Clair & Rinnsenley West Ware Ter Street St. Glaht & Tin Richard W. Wehrle Fore Council Sixth Street Wehrle Naturalist Club Thomas Pealer Daniel Wels Place Will Hested Simons GUN Club Silcot Mhensburg G. A Nea Kbanschure Y. M.C. A Réefasuy Dhanes J. Hevierson Bezoo Drendersan George JM Nehanan Vuibebirg Didi Adlress Ion Mer Ceore Wo Lenkeed Mager Clymer Uriek & Wire “Ciiy Companny Urad Annie Can Masten Belek Manacturers Mabbeteckord Association Srnday Forengon Model School Peacher Egies Mish Margaret Moore Indlang Stata Normal School Llenchars Nis New York State Normal School Agnes Sulis Springield Mass Realty White Township Wilmer Stewart Wilmer T. Case Cherryhill Cariston Lenke Marins A. Carston Dauimes Lemke Pennsylvankeer Mast Wiheatfield Johnstown George Robinson Af. H. Weever Doh Walters Frank PL Barnhart Larry W. Bolo T. Q. Adams BIG G. A. R Sons of Veterans and Women Sons of Hill Adjutant D. J. Snavely Song of Veterans Womm Buchanan Ve Hiai Sutton Janior
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