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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1920

Page

6

Influenza Rages Throughout County and Dixonville Tragedy

Influenza floods Indiana county with many mild cases but health officials warn of epidemic spread. Dixonville reports nearly 200 cases. Mrs. Sarah Shoff and her son Grover die of influenza and pneumonia. White Township, Armagh, Smicksburg and Penn Run schools close. many gatherings postponed as doctors battle the surge. Fire destroys two North Homer City buildings and prompts use of dynamite to prevent spread.

Indiana Board of Health White Township Grete Church Armagh Smicksburg Penn Run Kellysburg Dixonville Sarah Shoff Grover Shoff Shoff Logan Bence Clymer W. L. Myers Myers Dixonville Hospital Homer Tire Homer City Mike Lisl Frank Valenti Hungarian Society

Deputy revenue tax men visit county for income tax help

Deputy revenue tax collectors will tour the county late this month into March to assist taxpayers with income tax returns. Deputies Allen Neale Neal Neubert will staff post offices in Indiane Blairsville Homer City Lucerne Mines Wekrum Cherry Tree Clymer Salisbury Tselin with specific dates in February and March.

Indiane Allen Blairsville Alen Glen Campbelly Neal Cherry Tree Neale Clymer Homer City Lucerne Mines Wekrum Salisburg Neubert Tselin

Boop Program for Annual Meeting of Farm Bureau

Indiana County Farm Bureau holds its annual meeting at the Court House on Saturday February 21 with a morning session at 10 oclock. agenda includes minutes treasurer's report opening remarks and county agent report plus a discussion on the Farm Bureau program for 1920 and open discussion. Afternoon program features tuberculosis testing under the Accredited Herd Plan by Dr Timlin and talks on agricultural development in Pennsylvania and Ohio Farm Bureau Federation president Bradfute. All interested in better agriculture for Indiana county urged to attend.

Indiana County Farm Bureau Court House Sesson Oclork W. R. ‘Thomas Lecy J. F. Pounds Treas P. L. Hamill Farm Bureau J. W. Warner W. N. Timlin Indiana Pennsylvania H. S. Adams State College Ohio EB. O. Bradfute Xenia Ohio Farm Bureau Federation

Weddings of a Week in Indiana and Surrounding Notices

Wedding notices span Heyman Kirshner in Indiana with Baltimore ties, plus Gaul Kephart marriage in Canton and Stiles Marsh union near Heilwood. Army truck tour to Indiana to boost Army recruitment. Local property sales in Blacklick and Penn Run areas. Socials include Cross Road School pie social and Archibald schoolhouse event. Sled-load of Penn Run youths attend Clymer Grange session. Local resident Clark Lewis suffers a stroke with slight improvement.

Cross Road Archibald Blacklick Township Clymer Grange Clymer

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Listing Deeds

A compiled list of real estate transfers recorded in Indiana County includes numerous deeds. Names such as P. Smith, Charles Campbell, George White, and Agnes M. Gamble appear with properties in North Mahoning Burrell Canoe Center and more, with prices from 1750 to 12 739 dollars and acres listed across Blairsville Marion Center and other townships.

Indiana County Tast P. Smith Harry O. Smith North Mahoning Charles Campbell Lawrence H. George Burrell George A. White Frank J. White Canoe P. Mystylar George Gyebrocaky Center Thos. H. Parish Bennett Homer City Harry E. Spicher J. O. Clark Montgomery John P. Archibald B. J. Strawcutler Blairsville T. B. Camp J. G. Clark W. J. Dodson Sherman Runyan First Ward Indiana J. Harry McQuann Thomas D. Thomas Second Ward David Ober O. M. Long Green John H. Plere T Paul Elbell Banks J.C. Bovard J. H. Way Marion Center Harry R. Glenn Harry C. Coy A. L. Pearce Jacob W. Miller Third Ward D. W. Anderson Alex Bennett C. J. Dickie H. ©. Ortz Hirstward Pietro Poleio Harry Levinson Clymer W., G. Stewart Charles G. Dias Bugfington Philip Blystone John Blystone Washington J. A. Wikin A. G. Crawford A. I. Schmidt Jacob Shatfer White Elmer E. Short Homer B. Huter John H. Weaver Fines Coal Co Greeny Jay B. Ansley Wm. Allyand James B. Graham Mbensburg Clay & Stone Co John Swartz John Ederinke A. J. Gooner Clarence Little C. Bruni B. Walling Levi J. Kiebler Thomas Kting Saltsburg Mabel A. W. Wertz Postlewait North Mahoulay Conrad J. Schaub John RK. Jones U W. W. Brillhart TJ Pizztea John C. Brilhart A. M. Adams Harry Kim Thomas Baskyn John T. Janson M. Ceriscano Homar City Charles O. Ross A. Sunderland Cherry Tree Joseph C. Smith Luther M. Smith Ellis G. Smith Jay C. Smith Rayne W. CG. Davis Cora C. McCognay Salisburg Nancy Myers Sromer W. Maur Mary A. Gailey C. J. Kunkle BL Waylor J. J. Bartley Wuind Ward M. Jane Kelly John M. Stewart

Personal Brevities From Indiana County

Local notes mention A. T. Simpson Covode touring the county seat, Mrs. Jay Gillespie visiting Punxutawney relatives, and several residents from Livermore Greensburg and Blairs ville visiting or traveling. Mentions of John McConnell Carlisle Roas McConnell and J. N. Langham attending events, plus a 19th birthday surprise for Russel Stuby at the Alverda club house with a sled party and lunch.

A. T. Simpson Covode Jay Gillespie Church Street Punxantawney Bertha Shields Nvn Mark Livermore Inia John T. Clawson Wlacklick Township J. T. Durly Blairsville Nettie Fair South Savanth Street John GC. Adair Greensburg Noy Dick Helen Speedy Clarksburg Indiana M.T. Stesla Marion Center Alivan Steele West Church Street Max George D. Leydie Philadelphia Street John McConnell South Fifth Street Carlisle Roas McConnell John Fennell Austinion Progress Aly Delos Graft Acampo Cal J. G. Brown John P. Hogan Coral Hogan Charles A. Nichol White Township RK. C. Doty Rochester Mills Harrisburg J. N. Langham Washington, D. C Richard Riddell Pawl Joiner Alverda Russel Stuby

Sheep growers meeting called in Indiana county

State College sheep specialist W B Sennell will address farmers at the Court House Wednesday February 18 at 1:00 p.m. County Farm Agent John W Varney urges all Indiana county sheep farmers to attend and consider forming a county sheep growers association.

State College John W. Varney Indiana County Court House BB. Sennell Pennsylvania

Association Day Offerings Highlight County Sabbath Schools

An executive meeting of the County Sabbath School Association discussed plans for two March conferences for superintendents and teachers in Maiiaville and Marian Center. John Sibley will attend both events to aid the district work as Sunday, February 22 is Association Day for Indiana county. Each district competes for the Association banner by advancing in work and inviting freewill offerings to support world Sabbath school efforts.

County Sabbath School Association Presbyterian Cluerehy Loch Teporta Allendanes T Maiiaville Marian Center John ©. Sibley World Sabbath School Association Association

Georgevill e Friends and Neighbors记

G Eorgeville notebook lists Kathryn Wiekox Vernie Vanthorn Annie Hazlett and others as local friends with a note on James Vanthorn’s daughter gravely ill from diphtheria. Nearby reports mention fires damages and community visits including Neal and Kinter families and a passing.

Kathryn Wiekox Vernie Vanthorn Annie Hazlett Plumville James Vanthorn Merle Neal Trade City Mng Lowman Neal Yulesboro Remaley Albert Gilhousen Snoxdale Bloniger

Death notices recall county residents amid influenza and disease

Numerous obituaries from Smicksburg to Indiana recount the deaths of local figures, including Richard Good age 4 from influenza, Rank J. Gable in Youngstown, Margaret B. Cummings in Chevy Chase, and Clark B. Carnahan near Shelocta. The items note military service, business roles, church affiliation, survivors, and funeral arrangements across several towns.

Died on Board Local Train In Homer City Area

A Homer City man, Michael Risinger, 63, died aboard a passenger train en route to a funeral, reportedly from natural causes. He was a longtime contractor, served as school director, and left a widow and three children. His death came as the governor of a nearby district mourned his loss. The report notes his son Paul Risinger and relatives in Pittsburgh and Homer City.

Horna Indiana Gil Phyllis Moorhead Indiana Lencher Problic Julie Teichmond Gly’ High School New York Gilly Willensburg Tess Moorhead Man Custine Moorhead Imergon Acheal Oratory Boston Normal Indiana Iestropolie John L. Woenry John J.enn Center Township Yeary Mistary A. Cowie Baby County Noel Cenfor Aed Witow John Mercert Mra Elizabeth Ped Heard Salisbury Mies Susan Henry Lone Cork Mus Viviane Micha? Miller Michael Miller Bla Lone Thrysdday Jeanes Fara Mebetth Millar Daty MiLon Irina Kunkle Near Somer Martha [Lepner Josephine Jay Miller Lloyd Burnhelmer Malie Dare’ Burnhelmer Kenwood Sherd Carl May Rev Sproull Penn Run Chir Richard Good Clair Richard Good Spicksburg Taylor Good Smicks- Lung Mwe Signal Corps United States Army Smicksburg Ralph Duane Charles Stockdale Good Good Milo Dayton Bert Marton Genter Curtis Wilkinsburg Willan Saucksburg Dubois Annie Good Wank B Michael Uu, Ksinger Isomer City Johstown Cambria Iron and Sheol Company Johnstown Saltsburg Saliaburg Methodist Episcopal Church North Tomer Paul Risinger Homer City Richard K. Riddell Rudyard KR. Riedell Arnl Ambrose Clambersville Blairsville Washington, D. C Riddell Hoe Carrie Langham Joseph I. Langham Montgomery Township J. N. Langham Town Washington A. Lincoln Longwill Abraham Lincoln Longwill West Chestnut Register and Iecorder Dixonvilla Sarah Longwill Iniana Normal School Swisevile Tororo Lyeshywood Jonathan Langham Longswill Dixonville Amd Pell Widdowson Niagara Fells Hoa Longwill Ollown Presbyterian Church Stew Dr. Hinitt Immanent Oakland Cemetery

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