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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1916

Page

6

Well Known Men Die Sudden in County

John Ward of Josephine dies suddenly at about age 60 while over sealing work at the Josephine Furnace and Coke Co. He leaves a widow and several children. Harry Wolfe, a farmer of Cherryhill township, dies after a stroke while transacting business in Kenwood. H. Thomas Henderson, 79, near Idaho, Armstrong county, dies after a illness, with a large family surviving. Agnes Armstrong Dixon, 19, dies after a long illness in Clymer. Jasper Stone Russell, 68, dies at home. he was a cabinet maker and longtime Daugherty mill worker. Mrs. John Beck of Covode dies suddenly aged nearly 66, leaving a large family. Valentine Wassam, a Green township resident, dies at home after general debility. funeral in Green township.

John Ward Josephine Harry Wolfe Kenwood County Josephine Furnace and Coke Co Ward Blacklick Lodge of Odd Fellows Edward Dickie Allen Ward DuBois Latrobe Fred Ward Dunbar Harry Ward Cleveland Mil‘dred Allan Ward M. A. Painter Vandergrift Thomas Henderson H. Thomas Henderson Idaho Armstrong County Elderton Girty John Thompson Harry Silvis Spring Church James Tarentum Samuel South Bend Lycurgus Homer City Lee Widerton Ira Sell R. L. Offutt Hiderton Agnes Armstrong Dixon Agnes Armstrong Dixon Clymer J. D. Ackernon J. L. Rumgay Anna Jay Gibson Oona Alex Roper Thomas John Adam George Rev A. L South Greenwood Cemetery Indiana Jasper Stone Russell Marietta Mary Hall Daugherty Presbyterian Church of Indiana Mary Hall Russell Minnie J. Herbert Arthur J. Hussell Charles H. Russell Montreal Can Hov Jesse Zeigler Oakland Cemetery John Beck Catherine L. Back Covode Covode Presbyterian Church Olav Hicks Harry Beck William Beatty John Glenn Punxsutawney William Johnstown Leroy Clairton Blair Valentine Wassam Valentine Waseam Green Township Cush Gushton Station Charles Wassam Stafford Samuel Wassam Cherry Tree Keziah Wassam Amanda Charlies Lutman Greenwich

Committee to Present Plans for Indiana Centennial Celebration

Mass meeting action sets up a committee chaired by Harry C. Christy to design the centennial celebration plan and appoint a date. Members Frank L. Neff A I Reese Ira A Myers J R Richards D W Simpson and H Wallace Thomas named to outline organization and timeline for the event and report at a near future public meeting. Indiana gained borough status March 11 1816 but centennial date postponed to summer due to past weather. exact date to be chosen by the committee.

Indiana Harry C. Christy Indiana Chamber of Commerce Mr.Christy Frank L. Neff A. I. Reese Ira A. Myers J. R.richards D. W. Simpson H. Wallace Thomas Eavery View

Liquor Licenses Take Effect in County Today

Fifteen of sixteen licenses granted by Judge Langham become effective this day as Indian Brewery opens and fourteen hotels start bars. Central Hotel license delayed a month due to ongoing improvements. Blairsville grocer J M W Harvey assigns to M W Brown and Harry A Wilson. Indiana, county seat, remains dry with three retail licenses active.

J. N.langham Indiana

Weddings of a Week in Sagamore Atwood Willet Lehigh couples

Richards Hoover Walter D Richards of Sagamore wed Miss Lavenia Belle Hoover daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hoover of Atwood on February 12 at Rev W H M Copeland’s home near Willet. The couple will reside in Sagamore where the groom works. Logan Quay Lowman Rochester Mills wed Bessie May Smith of Gipsy on Monday at Rev J A Lawrence’s Philadelphia street residence. Archie A Bowers of Lehigh county wed Olive Huyett, former local resident, at Allentown Pennsylvania on January 26.

Lowman-Smith Logan Quay Lowman Rochester Mills Bessie May Smith Gipsy J. A. Lawrence Second United Presbyterian Church Town Philadelphia Street Thowers-Huyett Archie A. Bowers Miss Olive Huyett Lehigh County Allentown Mr. Bowers This County M. M. Smith Haat Mahoning Vharch Clyde Raffner Samuel Kerr A. H. Rutiney Ollie Hops Nichol Indiana Will Smyers Andy Rodkey Olive Buterbaugh Glenn Smyers Deckers Point Weber Punxautawney Mast Mahoning Church Moniday Martin Houck Clifton Nichol W. W. Nichol Pivk Sharp Decker Ebensburg Matthhew Brilhart Ord John Radrteh Thiraday John Spicher Anid Nleca Clair Blele Raleigh Homer City Maury Linghiin Jacksonvile Pervicas Soxia Zeller Presbyterian Church Carrie Mis. Annn Binaies Ann Sthades Urushyalley Township Prank Herlinger Warren Rhodes Coffeyville Kans Iyvlu Hyding

Popular couple engaged in Shelocta area wedding in June

Announcement: Miss Mildred Kimmell daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Kimmell of Shelocta to wed Prof John W Warner superintendent of agriculture at Hiters Ridge Vocational School. Warner long associated with the school since it became a state institution and known as an efficient instructor with wide county ties.

Mildred Kimmel John W. Warner Samuel Kimmell Shelocta Hiters Ridge Miss Kimmell Indiana Normal School Warner Hiders Ridge

Lincoln Birthday Observed by G A R and Relief Women

Lincoln birthday events featured General Harry White commander of Post No. 28 G A R addressing public school children. Talks reviewed the life of the Great Emancipator as old soldiers and Women’s Relief Corps led pupils in patriotic airs. National Delegate candidates Fisher and Wilson named for district conventions. Governor Brumbaugh appointed Thomas Anderson and M H Cunningham Justices of the Peace in Armstrong township to fill an overdue vacancy.

Lincoln Harry White Womens Relief Corps John 8. Fisher Town J. Harry Wilson Clarion Brumbaugh Thomas Anderson M. H. Cunningham Armstrong Township Court of Justice

Like an Old Friend Dr H K Long Renews Progress Subscription

Dr H K Long of Orion Illinois renews his weekly Progress subscription and likens the paper to an old true friend, saying it keeps him posted on the happenings of his former Mitchells Mills home.

The Progress H. K. Long Orion, Ills Mitchells Mills

Personal Briefities from Indiana Visitors and Local Figures

A string of local notes lists visitors and callers around Indiana and nearby towns. Names include D D Cummins Chamboreyville W W Williams Grisemore M J Golden Cherryhill Township and J D Repine Blacklick Township. Several residents travel for business and family visits to Latrobe Greensburg Scranton and Philadelphia areas.

Real Estate Transfers Deeds Recorded in Indiana County

Real estate transfers list deeds recorded since last publication. Includes multiple buyers and sellers such as Sport G. Gerage, Hila M. Fegan, and Clara A. Rowe, with properties ranging from 2 to 116 acres and prices from 60 to 4500 dollars. Transactions occur across centers including Canoe, Clymer, Rayne, Blairsville, Center, Blairsville, Green, and Chevy Chase, detailing trustees and coal mining interests.

Indiana County G. Gerage G Trapiatti Hila M. Fegan Clymer Maggia Renzuill Doin P. Brandon Rayne Merle Brandon Co. R. Bartlebaugh BD. J. Steele John C. Coy Iuo Stahl Marvin O. Mack Blairaville Harry S. Lewis Clara A. Rowe Blairsville T. G. Watson Margaret C. Cornell Thomas C. Brown J. B. Kualkle Merle Iseman D. L. Frech Center Ira M. Cochran Edmund Widdowson Breen Empire Coal Mining Co John Hopkins Chevy Chase MD Widdowson A. S. Cunningham Ed Widdowson Joseph Hopkins Green John Wheeler Edgar M. Mack Indiana J. W. Conner Samuel Furman Lewis D. Munshower Thomas St. Clair

Locusts Recall 1900 In Allegheny County Incident

John Martin of Covode recalls the 17 year locusts in 1900 while working for a gas company. He notes June 10, 1960 as the date written on his glove cuff and describes the pest noise as a continuous roar at the 84 foot derrick. Other items: Census estimates project U.S. population at 102,017,302 by July 1. Crown Hill Coal renamed Meco with new officers. bridge replacement in Conemaugh river area. new three story block planned by D. L. Tomb. revival meetings in Cookport. Odd Fellows banquet. James Dick named to state Workmen's Compensation Board.

Covode John Martin John Aigood Canas Township Jacob Silver Uoss Sungerts Washington Census Bureau United States Oklahoma Nevada North Dakota New Mexico West

Philomathean Literary Society Meeting Program Brushvalley Lawn

The program lists music and recitations by Elsie Cunningham Elizabeth Evans Esther Mock and Mary Nelson plus a topic Use and Abuse of the Intermission. It includes a debate on whether the inventor benefits mankind more than the reformer with A Overdorff vs G Unter. A lot sale notice: Ming Inspector Thomapy Jowther buys a South Seventh street lot from Mrs M H Wilson for 2500 and plans a spring dwelling.

A. W. Overdorff Glennunter Valentine Hox John Inks Edith Wagner Ming

County town news briefings from Smicksburg and nearby towns

Miss Helene Lamison visited Banks township and Dayton with relatives. Numerous locals listed visiting, hosting, or staying with family in Smicksburg, Dayton, Plumville, Irvana, Cumberland, and surrounding areas. The Smicksburg Veteran Birthday Association celebrated Comrade Casady’s 79th birthday with veterans and guests, and a court martial threat was issued for Chaplain Stumpf if absent from the next gathering. Other reports note services, visits, and travel among residents in Purchase Line and nearby communities.

Helene Lamison Banks Township Sturday J. ©. Robinson Nona Hawk Nula Bell Dayton Yiletta Stiteler Frank Uncapher Irvana D. W. Stitner M. L. Black C. §. Neal Wessie Condron Carl Stonebraker Kljyneth Weston Bert ‘Weston Plumville Mary Stiteler Loretta Condron Co. A. Good Duane Stockdale William Gondron Cumberland David Stitelar Minerva Stitelar Chas Stitelar Chas. Beck Stiteler Ruth Lamison Farley Lamison Pittaburg Smicksburg A. C. Casady Casady Mrs. Casacy

Community Notes From Kenwood and Surroundings

W O T A members met at W W Huston’s home. Calls by Bernica and Cora Gibson at J G Adams home. Ross Holmes, Indiana hospital patient, expects to return home this week. Jilnexes visited in Hollwood. Prof J M W Adams of Beaverdale stayed with P C Adams. Henderson Stilt returned home after Vandergrit visit. Sura and Idlha Smith visited Lt D D Smith’s uncle in Clymer. A Brady bought the Wuineus store on Philadelphia Street. plans to open a modern clothing store with Kile Dines items from Famous store. J C McDevnelt appointed Mines Inspector for Jameson Coal Company affiliates in Pennsylvania. Dr McRoernott, father of Ales, listed on Philadelphia street. involved with mines at Gryceton and Hollwood.

W. W. Huston Minués Bernica Cora Gibson J. G. Adams Ross Holmes Indiana Hospital Zanas Jilnex Hollwood J. MW. Adams Beaverdale P. C. Adama Henderson Stilt Visne Friaiis Vandergrit Sura Idlha Smith Lt. DD. Smith Clymer Tosaiter A. Brady Wuineus Piladelpha Sinell J. Levinson Rossier J.C McDevnelt Indiana Jamison Coal Company Korbesthas Wistmereland Conly Ta Pens Nydvania McRoernott Ales I. del Benients Philadelphia Gryceton Hoilwood

Parole Granted in Complex Local Trial Roundup

Multiple defendants faced pleas in a Homer City area case as Frank Fields of Rocingster Milla pleaded guilty to fornication and bastardy with fines and five year support terms. Mrs Josephine Mosko of Lucerne admitted illegal liquor selling and was paroled after paying costs. The report notes the murder of a husband in 1912 and mentions efforts to intimidate trial witnesses. Local notices include pie socials at several township schools and a fundraising social at the miners hall.

Frank Fields Rocingster Milla Ifields Josephine Mosko Lucerne Mike Meno Homer City Boston

Mine Disaster Claims 27 Lives and Wounds Others

A massive explosion at Jefferson and Clearfield Coal and Iron Company No 2 mine in Ernest Friday afternoon killed 27 men and left three others in hospital. Most victims were workers aged 19 to 46, many with wives and children. Investigators cite two gas tests as routine and note the accident followed a prior fatal mine blast six years ago. Local authorities and company officials prepare inquests and compensations as bodies are interred at St Bernard’s cemetery.

Jefferson and Cleafield Coal and Iron Company Ernest Bitum Mous Teal Company Allaws Norris Allen Indiana John Connelly Rock Bass Tive J. William Nall Oremin Tve Paul Taggart James Hernan Loader Mack Schmidt George Union, Jr Motormas Aingie Alex Brositin Antonio Vellari Sinha Tony Boadher Hally America Dominick Pana Min Mary Ambalmer Collins Kumit Pittsburg Orime Thomnig ’. Lowther Crocker Blatraville Charles Strand Gays William Hall Makig Hoe Wat Anne Indiand Lfe Lb. M. Clark Punxsutawney Lucilln W. Robinson Kas Jefferson and Clearfield Coal and Iron Company Henry Wilson Big Run

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. M W. Harvey M. W. Brown Harry A. Wilson D, D. Cummins Chamboreyiile W. W. Williams Grisemore W. McCullough Cookport M. J. Golden Cherryhill Township Srasl Brody New York Brody J. C. Leasure Lovejoy J. D. Repine J. G. Kunkle Blacklick Township Nell Martin Minnie Rinn West Philadelphia Joseph Byers Gon. Blair Rayne Township J. D Joseph L. Walbeck West Wheatfield Township Dinsmore Dick Brushvalley Township Greensburg Edna Stewart Mack Stewart Portage Thomas Sutton South Sixth Street Scranton Anna Oates Altoona W. Rose Waterstreet W. R. Myers Niagara Falls C. J. T. Long Houck Florida M. B. Allison Marchand Why KR. N. Warden Warden Raymond Smith Munson Bess Hamilton Braddock Hospital G. T. Hamilton Mildred Wettling Tarentum High School Edward Rowe North Sixth Street J.C. Lindsey Wilmerding Isabella George Oak Street Guy Morris Washington Street Sapulpa Okla Morris Mixses Naomi and Ida Frech Kellysburg C. B H. S. Frech William Laney Wilkinsburg Milton Laney Oakland Avenue Roy Maloney Beaver Falls J. N. Langham North Ninth Street Sue McDermott Crabtree Westmoreland County J. Richard Clements East Philadelphia Street W. 8 Frank Kellar H. T. Boarts Pennsylvania Retail Hardware Dealers’ Association William W. Taylor West Church Street Mary A. Cobb Newtown James L. Jack Nathan L. Strong Brookville Kittanning Strong Congress Canada J. 5. Russell Mr. Russell Harl M. Philippi Conemaugh River Westmoreland Blaieville Odd Wellows Indiana Lodge Odd Iellows Odd Bellows Hall Priddy Evaning James L. Peterman County Town News Pie Socials Allison South Mahoning Township Hanging Rock Washington Township Harbison White Township Cherryhill High School Penn Run Arriour House Felruary Hngh Miners’ Hall M. BE Cljarch Coma Vrots John C. Wells Fast Wok J. W. Slitoler Swmicka- Wig Cosad Nebru Stite+ler Corolla Temperance Mary Mclsane Covado A. T. Simpson Lydie Button Mamilton Marth D. MM. Wyant P. Nu John Trainer Dallas Lating Tex New York Giants Trainer Church Street H.W. Rutnar J. D. Henderson Mary Jarughtin Man Henrietta, Willits Henrietta Willunga Walon Bert Willams Punxeidawnay Alex Williams San Diego Gal Harry Whlitnin Batson AL OL Fewell A. d. Sewell Young Township Stone Hose Pital Danville Livermore W. E. Patchin W. J. Putchin Burnside Marvingo Joseph Carlson Canog Claneh M. Spencer - Banks Logan Lowmeyteheser Bussig M. Smith Gipsy Rushall McChancee Pheaton Lenn Yrendiinger Toldngon Mine No. 2 Steve Ferris Pompia George Evans Brushyalley A. Ll. Dick Teria
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