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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1916

Page

5

Burns Fatal to Woman and Child in County Grim Toll

Multiple local deaths reported from burns, heart trouble, and illness. Mrs. Anna P. Taylor died at the County Home after injuries from January 28 fire. Two-year-old John Barchick died in Indiana hospital from kerosene burn. Other obituaries include Rev. Shelton Snyder, Miriam Foust, John W. Johnston, Rebecca McKee, Ann Rhodes, James M. Shaffer, and infant child Clarence Bagley. Services and interments noted in Homer City area.

Anna P. Taylor Homer City Grim Reaper John Barchick Jaelin Indiana St. Bernard’s Catholic North Highth Street Thomas Taylor Jacksonville Henry Reeger Johnstown Abel George Stewart Hannah Hamilton South Mahoning Township Sarah Askins J. A. Lawrence Second United Presbyterian Church Greenwood Cemetery

SIG MASS MEETING FOR BOROUGH CENTENNIAL PLANS

A mass meeting under the Chamber of Commerce will be held Thursday evening in the Municipal building to outline preliminary centennial celebration plans for Indiana borough. President H C Christy will preside as committees are formed and tasks outlined to ensure a successful 100th birthday observance.

Indiana Chamber of Commerce H. C. Christy

Sudden death claimed Clayton Walker at Indiana hospital

Clayton Walker 21, painter of West Water Street, died Sunday at Indiana hospital from lead poisoning that caused kidney trouble. Survived by parents J Parr Walker and a large sibship. services held at home, interment Oakland cemetery. Also reports deaths of Miss Margaret Reissing of Indiana, Mrs Caroline Juzapeth Simpson of Georgeville, Mrs Jane Pollock of East Mahoning, Peter Boyer of Shelocta, with brief funeral details and surviving relatives.

Clayton Walker J. Parr Walker West Water Street Indiana Hospital Paul Arthur Robert Martha Jennie Helen John Harry Della Robert F. Walker Philadelphia B. W. Hutchinson Jesse Zeigler Presbyterian Church Oakland Cemetery

Graceton Man Fatally Struck by Street Car

George Kunkle of Graceton was sleeping on a trolley track near Graceton last night and was struck by the last car north, dying en route to the hospital.

Graceton George Kunkle

Daughter Inherits A Wealthy Estate Inheritance Filed

Reading like a local probate column, Mora J. Mitchell inherits the bulk of the late Robert Mitchells estate as executrix after the April 22, 1911 will. Other filings include J Cunningham will dated 1914 and distribution plans for the sons and daughters of William Ayers and Eliza H Dickie dated 1913 and 1918 respectively.

Mora J. Mitchell Robert Mitchell Town Lata J Milton Cunningham the Savings & Trust Company William Ayers Cherry Trea Price Davis Eliza H. Dickie Blacklick Township William. J. Dickie Charlotte Day

Real estate transfers in Indiana County update

Deeds recorded show multiple transfers across Brushvalley Creekside Burrell and surrounding townships. Names include Dick Tate McKee Maxim Palmer Lowman Patehin Adamson Johnston Shearer Short Fleming Swazy Glenn Murray Guifelette Hart Bedich Lewis Dixon Run John Rozolba and Nastasi with sums from 500 to 7922 dollars and parcels of 2 to 144 acres transferred to various buyers.

Indiana County W. Dick Brushvalley James B. Hanna Agnes M. Tate Creekside Eimer Carney Sybella C. McKee Creakside W. GC. McHichoes Paul Maxim Burrell Mike Klineck Marie Bi. Palmer Bert Lowman Indiana Wm. C. Kittle John H. Patehin Montgomery J. N. Kerr J. A. Adamson James B. Johnston Samuel Shearer White Raymond Short W. J. Fleming Green M. D. Fleming R. A. Swazy Blacklick Harry ©. Mitchell Win A. Glenn Lottie $. Lewis W. H. Davis Dixon Run Land Co Clymer John Rezzolba John Rozolba Sam Nastasi James L. Mack East Mahoning John 8. Youngwood

Pie social announcements and community notes

Several pie socials are listed at local schools including Kel ysburg Ridge West Wheatfield Kellay Cherryhill and Gordon. A New Century Club masquerade at Odd Fellows hall featured Miss Cordelia Wair as MC and Miss Gertrude Eppley singing. Hospital report for January records 61 admissions 1 birth 5 deaths 99 treated 8 charity cases 58 discharged 49 in hospital at peak with 334 operations. Baby Wilbur James Mack of Hast Wheatfield Township found dead in bed. heart trouble suspected. interment at Armagh cemetery. Indiana marks

Kelysburg Verybody Ridge School House West Wheatfield Township Hitler School West Wheatfield Townshin Kellay School Cherryhill Township Thee New Century Club Odd Fellows Hall Cordelia Wair Gertrude Eppley Indiana Hospital Wilbur James Bert Mack Hast Wheatfield Armagh

Personal Brevities Show Residents Visiting and Traveling

Local society notes list Mrs. David Hill of Ernest and numerous other residents visiting in town and county seats. Individuals from Shelocta, Chambersville, Butler, Creekside, Glen Campbell, Parkwood, and Hollidaysburg, among others, are mentioned on various business and social calls this week.

David Hill Ernest Robert EB. Russell Shelocta J. D. Joiner Grisemore W. M. Downey Chambersville H. Clay Wilhelm Butler Indiana John Fulton Near West Lebanon Edward Rowe North Sixth Street Hadden Cherryhill Township W. R. Harbridge Nome Milo Hilaman Norman ,Chrecengeat Creekside Grant Snyder Sixth Street Anna King Near Town Illinois Eva P. Duncan Howard Shelmire Greensburg Astoph Ancker Mary A. Cobb Newtown James L. Jack Philadelphia Drusilla Trimble Whita Township Ada B. Howe Pittsburg Mttie Decker Roy Pent Run W. &. Kissiger South Fifth Street Thomas Camp‘bell New Florence G. W. Rowley Edgar Madelins Rowley Mary McLaughlin Helen McLaughlin Saltsburg Charles McLaughlin Locust Street Edna Florence Cunningham Jacksonville Wallace Cunningham Stumpf Ella Lowman Earl Stumpf Miles Garson Mildred John J. Anthony A. W. Calloway Baltimore Frank Neff School Street Calloway Neff George H. Jeffries Rochester Mills W. J. Carney Dixonville Lay Ohio Fittaburg Catherine Martz Hollidaysburg Richard HW. Thompson Hast Oak Street Martz Thompson

George C Miller dies in San Diego at 56

George C Miller a native of this county died January 21 in San Diego California aged 56 He was born and raised near Lewinville and lived many years in Clarinda Iowa where he practiced law and served as district attorney He is survived by his wife three children and several brothers and sisters including Mrs Harry Graft Mrs Harry Carson and Isaac K Miller Funeral services will be held Tuesday at the Methodist Episcopal church conducted by Rev Hutchinson and burial will be in Oakland cemetery

J. Milton Snyder Iutheran Homer City Strongstown Catheran Shelton Snyder Homer City Lutheran Church J. W. Shaefffer Greenwood Miriam Foust John Foust Deeased Homerity Baptist Curch Dunmire James M. Shaffer Joseph Piper Consmaugh Township Clarence Marlin Bagley Heshbon Midland Caroline Juzapeth Simpson John Martin Simpson Georgeville George E. Simpson Ninth Street Geo. McGregor Trade City John M. Simpson George Hi. Simpson Indiana R. W. Simpson Nora May Auli Smicksburg Hona Valentine Fruitland Park Fla D. I. McGregor Marion Center C. L. McGregor Wiliam Hamilton Georgeville Lutheran Church Peter Boyer Shelocta Armstrong Township Jimmes Natian Marion Shalocta Thomas Craceton Mary Boyer Kev United Presbyterian L. Patton Elderton George C. Miller San Diego California Deceusead Irwin Miller Lewinville Clarinda Iowa Harry Graft Blacklick Harry Carson White Township J. F. Pounds Town Isaac K. Miller Blacklick Township LB. Miller Butler N. J J. C. McLaughlin Hood River Ore Roy, J. M. Millar Shawnee Kia Sarah Wt. Kaney John P. Kaney Tarentum Truby Elgin Lids ‘Plate Methodist Episcopal Church Elgin Alex Cameron Pittsburg J. W. Bradley Salem Annie B. Mseus Apollo Jos. i. Diven Sharon Stey W. Hutchinson Oakland Cemetery Vern Kneedlar Cherry Tree J. B. Worrell Presbytery Tree Odd Fellows Cemetery

Blairsville women plan Clean-Up Week and PTA start

At Blairville’s Women Civic Club meeting plans were announced for a February 17 address by Professor C D Robertson of the University of Pittsburgh to promote a Parent-Teachers Association. May 4 to May 11 was named Clean-up Week with Red Cross efforts during Christmas reaching $100. two picture show evenings were held. The New Century Club discussed Pennsylvania from Distinguished Women to Stephen Foster through oblique program notes by Mrs. Wellman and Mrs. J E H Rugg.

Blairavile Women's Civic Cluic Blairaville C. DB. Robertson University of Pittsburg Red Cross Wynn Betty Zane Wheal New Century Club Blairsville M. M Stephen C. Foster

State Agricultural Notes and County Crop Reports

State wide notes show barley and corn conditions with above average rye in several counties. Wheat ranges from poor in Montour Juniata and Northumberland to above average in Armstrong Bedford Centre and others. Auto mobiles owned by farmers total 22 608 with largest counts in Lancaster Chester Bucks York Erie Allegheny and more. A Wid Life League officers list is given for Indiana County with Liggett as president and Davis as vice president. A hen flock in Pine Township yields 1644 dozen eggs in January and a theft case reports a five year prison term for a Santa Barbara robbery. the watch was recovered.

Heaver Bradford Cameron Allegheny Greene Westmoreland Montour Juniata Northumberland Armstrong Bedford Centar Jarle Fayette Greens Indiana Monroe Northampton Somerset Susquehanna Washington Wyoming Lancaster Chester Bucks York Erie Montgomery Berks Somarget Crawford Adams Barks, Center Cumberland Dauphin Franklin Lebanon Lehigh Lyconfig McKean Pike Potter Schuylkill Snyder Tioga Union Wayne York Counties Indiana County Wid Life League of Pennsylvania Court House Bosen W. N. Liggett Town J. T. Davis Blairsville J. R. Richards Jan. M. Carson Homer City C. M. Lingle Granceton Nol State Game Commission

Serious Illness News From Grandview Wisconsin

Liam Wepp, once a prominent resident of Canter township Indiana, is critically ill at his Grandview home. He suffered a paralysis attack last November and has declined since. his wife died January 10 and he has not recovered from the shock.

lLiam Wepp Canter Township Indiana Grandview Wash Dapp India

Dying seven year old Misa Nancy Thomas dies after injury

Misa Nancy Thomas of Gastown aged seven died Friday morning from gangrene that followed an injury. Funeral services were held Sunday at Elgerdon Methodist Episcopal Church with interment at the church burying ground. Also notes: Mr and Mrs Maurice Coulter relocate to Punxsutawney from West Water Street. Morrow Brothers quartet to perform in Plumville tonight. Indiana banks to be closed Saturday for Lincoln's Birthday holiday.

Jane Pollock David Pollock East Mahoning Township Clair Work New Kensington Indiana Work Ben Pollock Gilgal Church A. H. Pollock Philadelphia William C. Pollock Huntingdon W. Va Thomas Johnston Oklahoma City Gila Misa Nancy Thomas Migs Gastown Elderton Punkxsutawney Maurice Coulter West Water Street Punxgutawney Mr. Coulter Uulfalo, Ohester and Pittsburg Coal Co Tits Place Porxsulawicy

County Educators In Convention Discuss High School Instructors

The county convention of high school teachers met in the Indiana Second Ward School building with 26 instructors present. D. D. Patterson and R. L. Emerick spoke on Rural Supervision. K. A. Harman outlined the Widers Ridge Vocational school, while D. H. Winger described the Uniform High School Franco examination for the county.

Indiana Second Ward D. D. Patterson Green Township R. L. Emerick Rochester Mills Widers Ridge K. A. Harman D. IL. Winger Cherry Tree Louise Grint Homer Munchausen Misa Mary Jackson Indiaa James F. Chapman Lytle Nmillachase Arthur Torrence Indiana Lenberg

Canova Club officers arrested for liquor sale to minors

Canova Club officers were arrested by Constable W A Kinkie on liquor sales and minor access charges at Creekside after a three year operation with a sideboard. They were held for court after a Squire’s hearing, amid claims of escalating outward sales. Locusts predicted to arrive in 1917, contradicting Indiana naturalist R W Wahrle’s beliefs.

Canova Club Creekside W. A. Kinkie Squire John McKeators Kunkle R. W. Weabrle Indiana Wahrle Indiana Normal School Phaynoh Weire

Printing press accident delays regular edition

The newspaper reports a flying shaft on the press last Wednesday morning broke and halted the fleet machinery for a week. This caused many papers to be sent late or incomplete, and the editors apologize for the disruption and incomplete issues.

Indiana Towns Lead in Jewish Relief Gifts Amid War

Indiana towns contributed 1200 dollars to relief for stricken Jews in Europe, with other county towns also giving generously. Mrs Vern Kneedlar of Cherry Tree died in Pittsburg, funeral held in Cherry Tree. Wronk Vim injured while working, head wound treated at Poone Mary Hospital. Annie Cunningham hosted a surprise party in Mechanicsburg. several marriage licenses listed. five Tuesdays in shortest month noted. J O Long renewed Progress subscription. skating accident injured Mrs Robert Hauppet in Clymer.

Indiana Pennsylvania Europe Wronk Vim Ay Hollwood Poon Mary Hospital W. J. Nix

Notable Grand Army Men Visit Indiana Promotes Citizenship

A sizeable crowd attended the public installation of Indiana Post No. 28 G A R officers in the county court house. Prominent Civil War veterans spoke on patriotism and preparedness as Erasmus Wilson of Pittsburg urged boys to become good citizens through Scout involvement and training.

Burrng Erasmus Wilson Helleves G. A Hall Indiana Post Ne Court House Mlydiek Wirlam Hogsack Thomas M. Wachob Robert §. McCoy Harry White C. F. Gramlich Philadelphia Department of Pennsylvania Gramlech Towne Erasmus Wilson Pittsburg Allegheny County Boy Scouts Wilson Tudiuna County J. D. Walker Fisher Taylor

Nature’s Endowments and Health Principles

Health rests on genetics and art, not mere nature’s gifts. Enduring vitality comes from proper conditions and self control. Local notes report Jefferson County planners, school appointments, and residents’ daily activities, including farm and horse trades and attendance at a state educational convention.

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Burns Ishlin Lad Otl John W. Johnston John Wilson Johnston Center Township Rebecca McKes Rebecca McKee James McKee Banks Township Pollock John Delancey Dayton Robert McKee Punxsutawney Joseph Clark James A John W. McKee Andrew Polloch J. F. Munshower Idaho Armstrong County West Union Cemetery West Lebanon Ann Rhodes Frank BerheEes Warren, C Adam Stan Maybelle Phillips Penn Run Martin G. Brunbeden Johnston Moorhead Oberryhill Township SIG Margaret Reissing Hamburg State Tuberculosis Hospital Reading Reissing San Francisco J. 8. Russell University Hospital Ann Arbor Mich Michael Nibert East Gai Street St. Bernard Catholic Church N. P. McNelis William Reissing Chicago Markes Alex, Baral, J. Kaney Women's State Agricultural Notes Dadford Carbon Center Sreene Henry Bennett Vine Town Iyo D. Wilson Thompson Railroad Avenue Yun Lizzie Simpson George W. Simpson Santa Barbara Cal Simpson Plumville Morrow Bros Quartulte Bhaffer Shutinngg Pluravile Lincoln Indiana Banke Mrs. Vern Kneeder Teilwood Annie Cunningham Mechanicsburg Hatiuel IL Carrie Campbell Brushivalley Walter Jankenson Marlon Vera ‘I Conner Rayne Tnis Lawy Prien J. O. Long Oak Street Progress Ile Sines Robert Hauppet Grand Army Nature's Ulue Tatke Bamuel G. Dixon Bf. D Commlecionary of Jefferson County Jude Corbatt Iguoir Tense Jimnes Jlanna Brughgalley Uurness John Teliess Kenwood McGaughey J. B. Houser Washington Township J.T. Ben R.A. Harbison Clarksburg C. L. Hud‘son Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Educational Association
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