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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1921

Page

6

Taxpayers Seek Injunction Over Green Township Toilet Purchase

Taxpayers of Green Township asked Judge Langham for a preliminary injunction to restrain school directors from purchasing 54 chemical toilets at a claimed cost of 6480 with total project expense projected at 19500. They allege contract legality, debt limits, and health concerns, noting noncompliance with the Pennsylvania school code and lack of taxpayers’ voice in debt creation.

Green Township J. N. Langham Langham Hanor License Court Walter Hancock Oscar Warner Shilling Coal Company Burrell Township Arthur Greenwood

Plumville Man Seriously Injured In Runoff Casket Delivery

A Plumville man and his brother in law were delivering a casket to a home in West Mahoning township when the wagon overturned on Davis hill near the Davis schoolhouse. Albert Cochran was seriously injured and James Cribbs and son helped transport him to Plumville where he remained confined to bed. Charles Bricker’s home was the destination.

Undertaker I. G. Zimmer Than Albert Cochran Plumville Charles Bricker West Mahoning Township Davis Hill Davis Schoolhouse Cochran Zimmerman James Cribbs

Farmers Form A 4 Potato Spraying Association

Fifteen farmers around Shelocta Elderton and Tola formed a potato spraying association with County Agents J. W. Ware ner and C. R. Yerger guiding the group. Harry Kimmel was elected president, Austin Say vice president, and Howard Kimmel secretary treasurer. A Yellow Jacket sprayer will be owned by all members. one man will operate it, spraying every ten days from the four inch potato height to maturity. Members supply blue stone and lime. operating costs prorated per acre.

Shelocta Elderton Tolahomat J. W. Warener C. R. Yerger Indiana Armatrong Harry Kimmel Austin Say Howard Kimmel

Two Families Homeless After Mysterious Dixonville Fire

A Sunday night blaze destroyed the Swisher three story frame building in Dixonville owned by Joe Jendrel. The Miller drugstore family on the third floor escaped as their home burned with possessions lost. An adjacent Swisher home and a meat market structure were saved or destroyed, with vigilance from volunteers stopping further spread. The fire origin remained listed as mysterious with sparks causing repeated threats to nearby structures.

Dixonville Swisher Joe Jendrel Ira Ralph Miller Dale Swisher Ofice

Conditions Are Changing as Males Seek Teaching Posts

Industrial and financial shifts are drawing male teachers back to schools in the rural county. County Supt James Y Chapman reports several capable male hires secured for vacancies and continued male applications across the county. He expects the male applicant pool to return to prewar levels by fall 1921, possibly higher, amid anticipated reduced industrial activity.

James Y. Chapman Chapman

Christian Endeavor Week at Zion Lutheran Church

Christian Endeavor Week will be observed at Zion Lutheran Church Indiana beginning next Sunday evening at 7 30 oclock with services by Rev B M Gearhart who will speak on Work for All An arranged schedule has each evening starting at 7 30 with a song and praise service led by Prof Dean Shure Indiana Normal school Speakers include James J Glaes Scout Executive of Indiana County Rev C D Prank Punxsutawney Rev H H Harmon of Pittsburgh Rev M Semp D D of Hollidaysburg and Hannas Reichel state field secretary The public is invited to attend

Zion Lutheran Church of Indiana B. M. Gearhart Dean Shure Indiana Normal School James 3. Glaes Iadiana County C. D. Prank Punxsutawney H. H. Harmon Pittsburgh D. D Hollidaysburg Priday Hannes Reichel The Christian Endeavor

Moving Picture Help For Starving Children In Europe

The moving picture people plan beneath performances this week to aid European relief. A show in the Empire Theater Homer City this Wednesday afternoon and evening will donate proceeds to the relief fund. Admission ranges from 25 cents to any amount. Civic clubs Red Cross and churches unite for the drive. ten dollars funds a child’s needs until the next harvest.

Moving Picture Europe Empire Theater Homer City Red Cross

Weddings Of A Week Personal Briefities

A digest of local nuptials and social notes from Indiana area society, including Moore Roggenkamp and Herbert K Moore affiliation in Titusville, Taylor and Powell wedding in Jacksonilla, and the Shicks reuniting in Lucerne Mines. Also reports births, engagements, and residents visiting or subscribing to The Progress newspaper.

Poultry Meetings Scheduled Across Indiana County

The Farm Bureau will conduct six poultry demonstrations on local farms in Indiana County during the coming year. A state college poultry specialist will speak at each meeting covering hatching rearing and feeding, with sessions in March culling and selecting in late year and winter management in November. Farms include Scott Chambers Home W S Sweitzer Stafford R E Simpaan Penn Ra Warl Miller Brushvalley Albert C McGoy Indiana No 6 and W F Barkley Lewisville. County Agent J W Warner invites inquiries and notices will run in county papers.

Farm Bureau Indiana County State College Ames Scott Chambers Sweitzer Stafford R. E. Simpaan Penn Ra Warl Miller Brushvallsy Albert C. McGoy Indiana W. F. Barkley Lewisville W. Warner

Costly county dog damage and licenses in 1920

In 1920 the county faced 118 sheep killed and 100 injured by dogs, with losses totaling $2,411.75. Additional expenses of $427 covered injuries to five cattle, seven hogs, and poultry. A total of 4,057 dog licenses were issued, generating $7,290 in fees. Officers were paid $1 for each dog killed.

Leona Ten Brown Photo Portrait From Douglass Studio

A photograph of Leona Ten Brown, the Little daughter of Mrs. Perry Brown of Auslmat, is part of a serial of children photographed recently at the Douglass studio on Philadelphia street in this county.

Leona Ten, Brown Wittle Perry Brown Auslmat This County Childran Laken Douglass Philadelphia Street

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Witnessed

A long list of real estate transfers recorded in Indiana County shows numerous buyers and sellers including John Blystone, Lona Kunkle, Joseph Story, Earhart, Elmer Smith, Henry Slaying, James Vorlage, Abraham Albert, Daniel Dunlap, Dr. Di Benedetto, Jane Pry, Glarai Pichthorn, W. Hawes, D. A. Hetrick, Herbert Nealy, W. R. Clawson, Harry Bulott, D. A. Kunkle, Tannia Montgomery, W. H. Smith, David Weamer, Daniel Bash, Harpy Cornell, L. S. Kissinger, Joseph Shafter, Hattie Shattuck, Caroline Beard, George A. Brickell, L. M. Lowry, James Daugharty, Thomas M. Henry, Jennie Henry, G. W. Kinter, D. A. Palmer, Annie Olp, Lucy Wingar, Chaudore Gehring, I L. C. McMillon and others. Amounts range from $60 to $14,500 for lots across Blairsville, Greens, Banks, White, Center, Homer City, and more with dates noted through May and various wards of Indiana. A separate note mentions hog cholera losses and a hospital unit formation for the National Guard in Indiana County. A performance by Delbert of Bedford entertained Indiana Grange attendees.

Indian County Ladt John Blystone G. F P. Lobr Washington Lona Kunkle Harry Kunkle Toin Center Joseph Story W. Clegg Burrell Earhart Jesse M. Lutman Fourth Ward Indiana Elmer Smith A. Domitrovich Neve Montgomery Herbert T. Nea A. N. Gabagan West Mahoning W. B Joseph A. Myers Bullingtort W. R. Clawson Sloile Clawson West Wheatlforld Harry M. Bulott Kiskiminetas Hast Wheatfield D. A. Kunkle John Penowlr Conemaugh Tannia Ih. M Homeholler Salisburg W. LH. Smith A. D. Y. Smith Canoe David Weamer Wm. Rossi Mirstward Daniel Bash T. H. Boucher Harpy A. Cornell, Sr W. B. Bergman Blairsville L. S. Kissinger Tony Kulatus Joseph T. Shafter J. M. Trolin West Wheatfield Hattie Shattuck Levi Caroline ‘Beard Mile Klos Aures Mast Wheatfield George A. Brickell Banks Il. M. Lowry Third Ward James Daugharty Joseph Ha Annie Olp Mary Napp Green Lucy Wingar Carl A. Pier Haudore Gehring Kiskiminatas Coal Co West Wheafield C. McMillon Clarance S

Aged Creeks Motina Plays Santa Claus at Home

Mrs Barbara Gibson over 50 hosts Christmas with son James in Crookshie. She becomes Santa in a warm rural gesture, gifting her son a home title and giving $60 to herself and $100 to daughters Mrs King, Heath Bend. Mrs W Johnston. Mrs J Potts Indiana.

Barbara Gibson James M. Gibson Crookshie Gihaon Santa Claus James J. M. Gibson King Heath Bend 8. W. Johnston J. Ef. Potts Indiana

Recent Deaths in Indiana and Greensburg Area

Obituaries report Albert G Craig dies at 62 from heart trouble in Indiana. Survived by wife and children, with siblings in Pennsylvania and Colorado. Also listed are Mrs. Kiner Ruiner, Grace Frasher, and Grace Rising related notices, plus William Gamble and Chalmera Overman, plus A B Wynn death notices. Markets note Proutman Co paying 56 cents for butter and 15 cents for eggs.

Albert G. Craig Albert Fr. Craig Indiana East Locust Strait Cyair Wittsburgh Greendownship Louis Butterbaugh Che Indianag Craig Home Oakland Cemetery O. P. Splendel Punxsutawney John Wattling Town Ethel Graig Neal Graig Pittsburgh Sadie Price Colorado Austin Flickingar Goalport

Local Social Notes and Movements Around Town

Mr and Mrs Lynn Huchunjin at Halle langier Betty visited friends in Stafford rape week Mrs HO Lylle visited Mrs TH Rupidh at Phousburg over the weekend. Mav W G Aller seeks release from Presbyterian pastorate due to ill health. Minges Kanua Wilda Wilkins Mrs LOW Croyle John Jusho J W States and Mrs J Wilson and son Gray were in Tidhund on Friday. Virginia Jefferson of Milta Belaware visiting her brother Jefferosa H W Wallace of Indiana was here Saturday LB Williams to Wheeling W Va on Monday.

Grant Treece Hillsdale Indiana A. G. Riddle Ernest JL. B Decker Green Township Ward Calderwood Stochaster Mills Mra C. G. Iseman McIntyre Jennie Roof Crookside J. A. Lantry Garman's Mills J. G. Shannon Twelfth Street Slater Oakland Cal William A. Speeding Reading Creekside Clair Dorsey McMillen Johnstown Kellysburg Morn Ray Elmira Repine Bhzer Brandon Locust Street Alvin L. Davis Dilltown J. W. Custer Wehrum GC. Lyda Omer City J3. F. Nichols North Fourth Street Niagara Falls A. D. Slack S. W. Weaver Plumville Mall Carvier Charle Wingard and Family West Philadelphia O. F. Crawford Christ Episcopal Church Pittsburgh Edwin and William Parker Me Aesport Charles Steetle Seakside Ambrose John Ortner Witte Township Mercy Hospital Noble Miller North Sixth Philadelphia Miller Monnday John S. Hastings Vandergriff B. B. Taylor South Path Street Allen Gus Punxsutawney Catherine Craven Smith Jefferson County Nathaniel Grova J. N. Silder School Street Edna Peoria Ariz California J. M. Risinger Homer City Progress Frank Winsheimer Fred Nehrig Center Township Harrisburg Wingheimer W. T. Myers H. 8. Clawson Montgomery County W. MecConnaughey H. Ryan Rochester Mills Corbett Mines Parkwood Baterbaugh Uniontown Frank Baterbaugh Iillydale Atlantic Refining Co Ile Lourh Lynn Huchunjin Halle W. G. Aller Minges Kanua Wilda Wilkins Low. Croyle John Jusho J. W. States J. Wilson Gray Tidhund Priday Mise Virginia Jefferson Miltai Belaware Jefferosa H. W. Wallace R. Williams Wheeling W. Va

County Couple Celebrate Fifty Years of Marriage

Grant township residents Mr and Mrs C P Ruffner celebrate their fifty years of marriage with family gatherings in Swissvale Tarentum and Green township. They have six children and recent birthdays mark Rebecca Ruffner’s 1901 birth. Nearby social events include surprise parties for neighbors in Black Leaf and Graceton with meals, music, and a silver percolator as a gift.

Grant Twonship Mayo C. P. Ruffner Cangeownship Switsvale Tarentum Rulmner Rebecca Sterner Green Township Grant Township Harvey B. Ruffner N. Clyde Ruffner Brackenridge Boyd W. Truffner Swissvale A. C. Ruther Greenfield Ind T. J. Thte Houston Texas J. W. Exner Seattle Wash W. Pearl Wigging Black- Lele Township Lloyd Herbert Graceton Cordl John Plonskin Philip Zimmerman Alberta Alex McClaren Charlie Lewis Alex Ruth D. J. Wright Myrtle Nippos Gao, Reed George Hockenberry Edward Milliken Margaret Clangon Sidney Marshall Burl Martin Eddie Reams Clift Rhiodebush John Rhodebush John Ilar John Duncan Rudsell Duncan William Davis Murry Davis Samuel Mack Thomas Stunt Leroy Fiorge Walson Dill John Flareld Graham Melvin Davin Albert Mack

Marchand Community Club hosts year end gathering

Pupils from Marchand High School and Covode School entertained at a Marchand Community Club meeting hosted by Mrs. J.M. Lewis. A prepared program by Covode pupils, a buffet, then old time games and musical numbers by the Koblhepp family and local residents followed the New Year festivities.

Marchand High School Covode Marchand J.M. Lewis Coveda School Matilda Dallack Ada Zenor Archie Molsaac Lillian Pollock Walter Philipp William Zener Beck Wingert Tough W. Bitten Blanchear Samuel Wineburg J. McTsaac Ioover Haddon

New Florence Post Office Robbery Blows Open Safe

Thieves blew open the New Florence post office safe Friday morning and rifled the contents. They took two or three dollars in change, 10 War Savings Stamps and 800 Thrift Stamps. A caller in town Monday enrolled as a Progress reader for a year.

Florence

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Richard W. Watson North Seventh Street Senate Louis Thompson West Water Street Phureday Christian Endeavor Week IN Zion Lutheran Church Harry Kramer Elizabeth Ann Weir Roasster Charles George White Two Bessie Heberling Norman E. L Stovk Wilgus Bert Clark Clark H. W. Oberlin Thera Miners’ Hall Jee and Meade Camp Lee Chicago Moore Army Veterinary School Lenore Byers Wayne, Avenue Taylor-Powell David Blair Taylor, Jr D. B. Taylor South Fifth Street Margery Powell Oil City Jacksonilla Mla Mims Tla Taylor Laura Lammon South Signal Corps Florida Railroad Avenue Porter Herbert Shick Emma Shick Lucerne ‘Mines Shick Wilt-Shacfler Ethel Shaffer In- Mana Marvin Y., Wilt Washington, D. C Wilt J. W. Shaeifar Vandergrift Homer City Lutheran Church James W. Mack Means Houk Woith Houk John Houk West Elotel Norman KE. L. Means Cumberland H. R. King Tyrone Indiana Baptist Church West Church Street Tlogan Deegan Robert Logan Alice Logan Margaret Deegan Warrisburg East Lake City Utah Salt Lake City Logan Clunty Yventela Grisemore Greenownship Kehool Entertainment Celal Hunter Pogs' Costly 'S County Leona Fern Brown Hoge Stuchall Shelocta KR D. 4 Thaleva Priza Chester Whitesow Bluchell National Guard Miunaphrey C. Delbert Bedford Grange Hall Delbert Peevie Kiner Ruitner Elmer Ruiiner Joseph Rising Rayne Township Greensburg Itosa Rising Patrick Ouning George Nihert Sped Rising Itnyna Township Willian Guan William Gamble Thomas Gambla Robinson Della Lontz Mradith Currys Yn Uni Vintef Gamble Joannette Russell Joseph Morris Virginian Almada Warl Gamble Yuomluy Soose United Evangelical Church Gambia Chalmera W. Overman Chalmers Wade Overman Indiana Hospital Johnl. Overman Penn Rui Overman W. J. Sproull lMarmony Camutory Paranta Ladd Soa Margeral Vialat Dorothy Nellie Virginia A. B. Wynn A. le. Wynn Blilraville Wholraville George Warding W. R. Wynn Jatraville Grace Frasher Bee Aen Elmer J. Frasher Smicksburg Bowlder Ada Gahagan Pittsburg Sharman Smith Lancaster Proutman Company of Indiani Uty Hutter Heilwood Tome Pant Mant Oak Street Miojr New Florence
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