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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1922

Page

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Sunday School Workers Meet for Midwinter Conventions

Sunday school workers will gather at Commodore Diamondville and Dilltown in mid winter. The Diamondville session on January 14 features devotions, teaching methods, and an address by J. T. Davis Blairsville with a 1:30 PM program and a 6:30 PM session. At Dilltown January 18 discussions cover home departments and youth participation. Commodore District No 4 holds a January 21 convention with a Passion Play production and a teachers training alumni meeting.

M. E Diamondville Baptist Diltown J. Bert Holsapple Barnett Hart Brushvalley James F. Chapman Indiana H. W. Earhart Ppriatadaalita Commodore District No Green Township Commodore Schoola Robt. Ling W.-L. McKee

Former county boy badly injured in an explosion

Pattison, of Rayne township, badly injured when a dynamite blast at a West Penn Public Service site ripped his right hand and knocked out teeth. He works near Pittsburgh and is hospitalized in Washington. The explosion occurred while he was employed by the West Penn Public Service Company.

James W. Pattison Rayne Township Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Company Pattison Kellysburg Supreme Court Hey G. T. McCrea Ff. Mikesell Luigi Trousa Albert Luna Courtlandt Nicol John Sloan William Merriman W. A. Merriman Pittsburgh Armagh Westinsters Pa West Penn Public Service Company Washington Hospital

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Since Last Report

Real estate transfers listed with buyers and sellers including parcels in Green, Montgomery, Rossiter, Indiana, Armagh, Homer City, Grant, and Armstrong. Amounts range from 1250 to 5000 dollars for lots and tracts across 66 acres to single lots.

Community building dedication at Brushvalley Saturday

Large crowds are expected in Brushvalley next Saturday for the dedication of a modern two story community building. The program includes music readings and addresses at 2 pm and 7 30 pm with speakers from State College Washington DC and Pittsburgh. A supper will be served from 6 30 to 7 pm.

Brushvaley H. Oc, Bressler State College W. C. Nagon Bureau , of Farm Management and Economics Washington, D. C Dudley Alleman National Stockman and Farmer Pittsburgh Z. T. Stewart Town

Center Township Girl Surprised on Birthday Night

Center township residents celebrate Hazel Nehrig birthday with 35 friends invading the Nehrig home at dusk. She returned from visiting her uncle unaware of the surprise party and enjoyed games, dancing, and late refreshments into the early hours. Nonessential details trimmed.

Center Township Hazel Nehrig C. J. Nehrig Nehrig J. F. Nehrig

State Game Commission reports huge deer bear and rabbit kills

Harrisburg January 7 The State Game Commission annual report details 4 886 deer slain weighing 628 690 pounds and 510 bears killed statewide while 8 600 000 rabbits were bagged. The season saw 9 496 757 pounds of game killed with 29 hunter fatalities and 132 accidents, many from firearms.

Harrisburg State Game Commission Pennsylvania Hig

Weddings of a Week: Miss Pearl Neal Marries Paul Munshower

Miss Pearl Neal, popular Indiana resident, wed Paul Munshower of Beaver Falls at the town M E church with Rev. Dr. E S White officiating. Neal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Neal of Echo, worked as bookkeeper at the First National Bank and earlier as a teacher in Earnest schools. Munshower, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Munshower, formerly a printer here, now runs a bake shop in Beaver Falls. the couple will reside there.

Pearl Neal Indiana Paul Munshower Beaver Falls M. E. Church E. 8. White Aaron Neal Echo First National Bank Josiah Neal South Seventh Street Edward Munshower Behver Falls

Moorhead-Butler Nuptials at Ebensburg Parsonage

Miss IE Jane Butler daughter of Postmaster John F Butler of Coraopolis wed Albert Donald Moorhead of town in a Presbyterian parsonage ceremony in Ebensburg conducted by Rev B F Heany Both newlyweds were Indiana Normal School students and left for Coraopolis after visiting the groom's home Irwin Clevenger daughter Belva Mae Clevenger also married James L Irwin in a Peters burg Virginia ceremony conducted by Rev F W Moore

Irwin Clevenger Belva Mae Clevenger Carrie Clevenger Chaster Clevenger James L. Irwin Chester Petersburg F. W. Moore

Merrell and Loretta Heim united in marriage

W. H. Merrell a chemist for Mitchell Chemical Company on Tenth street and Loretta Heim, a Butler young woman, were married in town on Monday. After an eastern trip the couple will reside on Washington street.

Merrell-Heim W. H. Merrell Town Mitchell Chemical Company Tenth Street Loretta Heim Butler Washington Street

Stuchell Kunkle Merley Wedding in Indiana

Stuchell of Armstrong township married Miss Daisy Kunkle of Shelosta on Wednesday in Indiana by Rev. James A. Lawrences of the Second United Presbyterian church.

Stuchell-Kunkle Merley Stuchell Armstrong Township Daisy Kunkle Shelosta Indiana James A. Lawrences Second United Presbyterian Church

Small Ad Brings Purchaser in County Paper

D. D. Cummins of Creakside promoted Progress advertising by offering a team of mules in the Classified column. Within days, he sold the team and attracted many prospective buyers, realizing the power of the county’s leading newspaper.

D. D. Cummins Creakside Progress Advertising Gale

Daugherty Tops County Hog Show With 677-Pound Sow

G. R. Daugherty of Eastrun shares honors with county residents spotlighted as big hog owners. He recently butchered a two-year-old O. I. sow that dressed 677 pounds and yielded 16 gallons of lard, prompting questions about who is next in line.

G. 2. Daugherty Eastrun Daugherty O. I

Narrow Escape At Local Mill Involving Shelocta Man

J Anthony of Shelocta narrowly escaped serious injury Saturday after getting caught in a pulley while operating a power grain cleaning machine at Anthony & Kline. He suffered multiple cuts and bruises and his clothes were torn. Nearby, Henderson, of Hormer City, reports quitting the chicken business after thieves took 21 of his fowls in a single night.

Shelocta Narrowscape J. Anthony Oat Anthony & Kline Ile Lock Wilkinson Henderson Hormer City

Personal Brevities From Indiana and Nearby Towns

Journal notes numerous local visitors and social visits. J Mack Stewart and wife of Cly werains Indiana. Mrs C B Clark of Metham spending week in Indiana. Mrs Frank Ashbaugh visited Salina. W 4H Davis and Hazel spent a day in Vandergrift. Kemper Sutton of Bloomfield was in Indiana on business. Mr and Mrs B W Miller visited their son in Mr Pleasant. Marriage license granted to Worith Post of Robinson and Levi Kephart of Johnstown in Greensburg. J Ernest Wiggins and Laura Wiggins of Parkwood Indiana shoppers. Morse resigns as general manager of C I Motor Co. Stanley Macin to direct business. Mr and Mrs B W Miller visited relatives in town. E M Eisley near Livermore called in Indiana. Armstrong family visitors in town. Esther Henry and Mary Coy teaching at McIntyre were Indiana visitors. Nelson Fyock and Annie Fryock visited Howard Fyock in Wilkinsburg. Mrs Thomas Sendabaugh and Mrs J M Repine visited sister Mrs Harry Slater. Flora Lowry and Hilda Campbell Armstrong teachers Indiana visitors. Clair Menth of Homer City visited sister Mrs H M Fyock. Margaret Steele, A H Wiggins, B H Fitzgerald home from Youngstown. M M Barnett of Washington DC guest of J A Doty in Chevy Chase. Murray Baler and family weekend guests of A A Long. Robert Lewis and David Blair returned to Pennsylvania Military Academy at Chester.

J. Mack Stewart Clywera Indiana C.B. Clark Metham Prank Ashbaugh Town Salina Davis Hazel Vandergrift C. ‘Kemper Sutton Bloomfeld N. Ji B. W. Miller W.a. Miller Pleasant Worith Post Robinson Levi Kephart Johnstown Greensburg J. Ernest Wiggins Laura Wiggins Parkwood R. D Howard M. Fyock Wilkinsburg Thomas Sendabaugh Commodore J. M. Repine Clarksburg Harry Slater East Philadelphia Flora Lowry Hilda Campbell Armstrong Township Clair Menth Homer City H. M. Pyock Margaret Steele A. H. Wiggins B. H. Fitzgerald Conemaugh Township Della Little Youngstown M. J. Barnett Washington, D. C J. A. Doty Chevy Chase Murray Baler Altoona A. A. Long South Eleventh Street Robert Lewis David Blair Pennsylvania Military Academy Chester

Old Time Dinner Party Enjoyed by Idaho Folks

A Crawford home in Idaho hosted the Ingleside Club and families for a seven o clock dinner. Guests included Myers Kimmel sister Bertha Munshower Bertha of Plumcreek and Beulah Munshower of Elderton high school. The menu featured roast pork mashed potatoes sauerkraut dumplings apple pie and doughnuts. Games and amusements followed with January 7 marking two hostesses birthdays and the group stayed to near daybreak. The Ingleside Club resumes January 12 at Mrs W P George home with program by Mrs M Martz and social hour led by Mrs W P George and Miss Jane George.

Crawford Idaho W. P. George Jane George Carl Crawford Howard Kimmell S. M. Martz Kline Ingleside Club Myers Kimmel Bertha Plumcreek Reba Neal Jacksonville Beulah Munshower Elderton High School Frank Munshower Fiscus M. Martz Jane

Thieves Loot Chicago Home During Funeral Visit

Mrs Overholt of Chicago sister of Mrs Harry White Jr of this place attended her father James C McQuigg funeral in Pana Illinois last week. While away thieves looted the Overholt residence stealing silverware clothing and nearly all valuables including wear ing apparel of Mrs Overholt and her husband. Mrs Overholt has visited Mr and Mrs White here and is well known in Indiana.

Fiiily Lewis Overholt Chicago Harry White, Jr James C. McQuigg Pana Jll Overholt

Beryl Seanor Emerges as General Assembly Hopeful

Indiana resident Beryl L. Seanor, who relocated from the northern county area, is gaining strong talk as a candidate for the General Assembly in the upcoming election.

Beryl] L. Seanor Indiana General Assembly

Miss Gladys Wilson to Wed Mr Edwin Green

Miss Gladys Wilson of Kiskiminetas Springs School announced her engagement to M Edwin Green of Kingston New York. Wilson is daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Wilson Jr and well known locally. The couple plans a wedding after the forthcoming engagement event at a dinner dance with 20 friends.

Gladys Wilson John J. Daub Kickitninetas Springs School Daub M. Edwin Green Kingston N. Y Wilson A. W. Wilson Kiskiminetas Springs School Aviation Army

Winners at County Corn and Potato Show

The County Corn and Potato Show at the Sutton-Miller building reported similar quality to prior fairs with fewer potato entries. Premiums totaling 100 dollars were awarded across classes from Yellow Dent to White Potatoes and Russets, funded by local sponsors. County Agent J. W. Warner will be absent for ten days to attend Pennsylvania State College agricultural extension conferences and Harrisburg Farm Product Show, bringing back plans and demonstrations for Indiana county.

Sutton-Miller Savings and Trust Company Yellow Dent W. S. Barkley Laivermore H. W. Overdorff Blairsville J. W. Warner State College Pennsylvania State College Agricultural Extension Qarkers Harrisburg Indiana Pennslvaniay Indiana County Thes

New Tadl ang Post 141 Officers Installed

Attorney William J. Pierce was named commander of American Legion Post No. 141 with Dr. C. H. Rink and G. Ik. Clark as vice commanders. Myrtle Gray became adjutant and Edgar Walker finance officer, joined by Ray Co. F. Crawford chaplain, Richard Watson historian, and a broad executive committee including Alex M. Stewart Dale Marlin Joe King Murray Peeler and Miss Teresi Jones.

William J. Pierce American Legion Tadlang No. 141 Melain Mothers of Democracy Ladies’ Auxiliary Wiliam J. Pierce C. H. Rink G. Ik. Clark Myrtle Gray Edgar Walker

Social supper honors new men at First United church

The Men’s Adult Bible Class led by Prof. Ernest Work won a three month contest to recruit new members, hosting an elaborate supper served by the Women’s Bible Class under Miss Allee Gailey with warm fellowship and hospitality.

First United Presbyterian Church Allee Gailey Ernest Work

Memorial Notices From Indiana County Obituaries

A slate of obituaries for James McQuigg of Pana Illinois Joseph Klingensmith of Chevy Chase and other local residents recounts long lives and service. It notes military service in the Civil War, family survivors, church ties, and planned funeral details for several figures including Mrs Martha Donahue and Miss Annie Miller. The notices reflect a community mourning multiple deaths with varying ages and affiliations.

Governor Budget Plan Promoted by Indiana County Leader

Indiana county's John Fisher, prominent gubernatorial prospect, spoke in Pittsburgh to the Allegheny County League of Women Voters on the need for a state budget. He argued a constitutional budget system is essential to rationalize expenditures, assign responsibility to the governor, and provide the legislature with informed, accurate data for future fiscal planning.

Rtta John 5. Fisher Indiana County Pittsburgh Allegheny County League of Women Voters Wisher Commonwealth Pennsylvania Ravenues Tgeney Constitutional Revision Commission Mra. Miller Masa Fisher

Also Mentioned on This Page

Connex Conmmodore Dilltown Samuel Ford Brushyalley Chas. Harris J J. Hutchinson Rodkey Home Department C. L. Kitchen Webxum M. B. Riddell New Florence L. W. Slifer W. L. McKee Musiq John Waging G. T. Learn D. W. Stahl Jacob J. Fycock Matthew B. Billingsley Blacktownship Joseph Duffalo D. A. Lucas Canter T. L. Bawards John C. Metcalf Third Ward A. Nerone C. A. Brown Blaireville Perrero Elizabeth A. Goodridge Rossiter W. H. Martin Clayton ‘Miller James A. McCurdy Washington O. E. Batra R. A. Lovelace Banks John M. St. Clair Robert A. St. Clair Robt Thomas Clair Knupp Armstrong Charles McGaughey Shelocta Coal Ga Beaver Walls Pearl B. Neal Merle L. Stuchell Naisy L. Kunkle Sheloca Charles Powell Tovejoy ‘Phomas J. Davidson Commodore’ Marvy J. Williamson Boardman L. Leroy Watson Lochvale Mary E. Thayer Robert Harrison Irwin Mildred Harbaugh Jeannette Samuel W. Peffer North Mahoning Lula M. Waltert Indiana Markets Co. i Munshowere Neal Beryl Seanor Legisla“alipee Marie Walbuck Rohingon John Snyder Swissvale Joseph Walhack Sagamore John McMillen United Mine Workers Plumvilla Bank L. B. Goleman Smicksburg Poland Velma Seanor Red Cross Koke Francis John Muck Wintondale Ife Frank Lowry JSON John S. Jaseer James 0. McQuieg James C. McQuirg Pana, II 1Linois Ireland United States Ohio 16Th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Vicksburg Ste Grand Army of the Republic Myron W. McQuigg Ill Lewis Qverholl Florence M. White Marry White Croyhounds Joseph W Klingensmith Joseph Klingensmith South Band Jacob Klingensmith Thix John W. Klingensmith Clifford Shaw J. A. Klingensmith Norfolk James J. Klingensmith Rose Fry Lutheran Church B.M. Gearhart Oakland Cemetery Miram Miriamed Railroad Avenue Margaret Morhead Evans Cherryhill Township Penn UN Presbyterian Church of J.im. Vans Arapafiea Neb Ida Kyner Melon. Rughs Decatur Ths Tev Richard M. Wehrle Jie R. W. Wehrle Misses Wehr Martha Brillhart Donahue Martha Brilhart Donahue Dixonville Brilhart Cherry Tyee E. Builhiant Jal Buchanan John Donahue Annie Miller Ley Hilluck Onlerg J. K. Moore Rachel Mansus Holmon John Nudger
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