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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1917

Page

5

Punxsutawney Area Social and Travel Notes

Local residents and visitors are listed in a weekly roundup of calls, visits, and receipts of callers from Punxsutawhey and nearby towns. The notes include Rev. Woods in Indiana, college and railway personnel movements, and weekend guests at several households across Cookport and Coolport.

Local Notes and Moves in Starford Area

Lawrence Steed resigns from H. B. Langham to join Pioneer mings. Miss Twila Mugla visited at Spruce. John Reed Maude Griffith and Mrs John Canan listed as sick. Mr and Mrs John Lydie from Uniontown in town Monday. Andy Trout of No 4 spent Monday with Mrs Charles Williams. Samuel Cribbs family moved to Indiana. Mrs W L Johnston visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Trusal of Five Points, mother ill. William Logue family from Wharton moved here. Mrs M L Carnahan and daughter Thelma visiting in DuBois. Fragmentary quotes note unclear text.

W.M. Uber Punxautawney Jean Trimble Wingus Fay Rowley Sunny Ruffner Rev Huczy New York Hamilton Pine Grove Church Lavina Clark Hbensburg Guy Uber Bastrun Arcadia Banks Wilt Robert Elizabeth Coolport J. R. Hamilton Meade Lowman Frank Clark W. L. Cawson Foster Park Iselin Youngstown Anderson Kinter Saltsburg Wim. McGinley Charles Nelson Cookport Oscar Woods Indiana Verna Wussell Baker School Mar‘ion Center C. A. Harkins Howard Wilt Lewis Henry Mra H. Wilt Uniontown Gladys Stiller Hazel Meekina Rachel Henry Johnstown Sheridan Rodkey Shanktown Stephens Barnes- Dore B. Leasure Lawrence Lockard Rovejoy Coolkport BH. J. Menning C. A. Hastins Cherry Trea Willis Buterbaugh Lawrence Steed H. B. Langham Pioneer Mings Twila Mugla Spruce John Reed Maude Griffith John Canan John Lydie Andy Trout No. 4 Charles Williams Samuel Cribbs W. L. Johnston John Trusal Five Points William Logue Wharton M. L. Carnahan Thelma DuBois

State Insurance Dept Opens Information Bureaus

State Insurance Commissioner J Denny O Nell opened three information and adjustment bureaus in Harrisburg Philadelphia and Pittsburgh to help the public assess insurer finances and resolve policy issues. He notes Pennsylvania life policies exceed 5.7 million with life coverage around 2.2 billion and total in-force around 2.29 billion. Advisers will assist via Bureau of Information State Insurance Department phrases.

J. Denny O’nell Haa O'Neil Pennsylvania Erkon Lo Capitol Harrisburg Philadelphia Hartie Pittsburg Insurance Department Bureau of Information State Insurance Department

The Millionaire Son and the Shop Girl at the Auditorium

A melodrama titled The Millionaire’s Son and the Shop Girl will play at the Auditorium on Thursday. George Klein’s new production features Katie Hogan as the heroine and portrays her overcoming opposition from a merchant prince to marry his son. The four acts promise thrills, laughs, and tears with wholesome, everyday characters. Reserved seats are priced 36 cents.

George Klein Katie Hogan Katie Hag Kons

Grand Juries Drawn for March Term in Blairsville Area

The March term jurors are listed by county districts with names such as Blairsville Clark Henry and Blacklick Samuel EH. Waddle, along with numerous others across Center Cherryhill Conemaugh and Mahoning. A second list covers the first Monday of March and third Monday of March jurors, naming many individuals by township and surname, followed by a note on livestock valuations and state agriculture activities, including dairy, fertilizer registrations, and a correction about a marriage notice error.

Grand Jurons Banks T. Weaver Blairaville Joe C. Tamb Indiana S. M. Streams Jacob Wattling Audley Mahon Thos. M. Pierce Mahoning North Clover Carr Montgomery G, EB Tyger Rayne S. M. Thomas Saltsburg R. A. Walker H. A. Jackson White D. E. North Wheatfield Hast T. W. Cramer Young E. E. Collins R. B. Dixon Traverse Blairsville Clark Henry D. M. Miller W. W. Rickard Isaiah Kimmell Blacklick Samuel EH. Waddle Brushvalley R. F. Auld Buffington T. R. Conrad Burrell S. H. Lear Harry Rager J. A. Devinney Center Phillips Cherryhill C. EB. Amond S M. Dick Smuet Leagure Clymer H. D. Smith B. E. Jobe Conemaugh T. B. Smith A. P. Cribby Grant—Gee A. Barr Glen Campbell Thas Mee Green Glassford J. D. Burnheimer O. Grifith R. N. Patterson Wim, Fulmer Lidi J. B. Younkins Harry C. Buchheit Jacksonville Wm. Kumite C. B. Diltz H. Altman South David Smiley Mechanicsburg I. T. Rugh CG. B. Rhea Petit Armstrong G. W. Uncapher Sami W. Kerr Jas. Long Wolf J. ©. Short G. C. Overdorf W. H. Muir J. G. Geib B. B. Cribbs Thos. Harris J. B. Baughman R. E. Condron Edward Johnston J. J. Palmer S. L. Lonegnecker W. K. Ray Russell Ray Cherry Tree Edgar McCormick John L. Heasley Irwin M. Speedy W. M. Hudson John McGuire Grant Nathan McClosky Thos Lowman H.W. Griffith Samuel Lukehart W. Weaver J. C. Weamer M. L. Rowland C. W. Douglass Geo C. Getty Wm. Spicher W. Crossman Plumville H. G, Cessna Rayne—U L. Short Thomas Strong B. J. Ganley G. I. Potts Saltsburge Benton Sharp J. KK Peterson Washington Frank Rankin J, FP Mulberger West G. Walbeck Wheattfield East J. G. Cramer Jesse Spencer G Bluirsville Chas. McAnulty Lukehart Peter Parks C. B. Thompson C. B. Coleman W. I. Householder Butterbaugh Wm. Findley G. M. Grow Burlington Jas Peddicord J. Mardis Robi J. Shearer P. A S. L. Barr A. D. Rice Jos. Houk Homer City Lowry Hutchinson Jno A. Rumbaugh Indianna C. R. Bath W. S. Buch- Ahan L. M. Fee H. &. Prothara Edw Bennett J. S. Ross J. J. Walker A. Richey J. G. Cribbs H. T. Ross Gorman Jas. Perrier Pine Michael Melidowney Reuben Peterman Harman Waddell Lawrence Hicks J. 8. Clawson G. W. Fleming A. B. Ford Elmer Campbell E. M. Young N. D. Artemus J. A. Brown J. G. Lemon John Couser Harvey Carson Frank Anderson Clayton Gressley Christopher Coy J. M. Dick Lawerence Lyster John H. Devers B. L. Oakes

Overland Cars Arriving From Flint For Indiana Dealers

A fleet of twelve Buick cars is being brought overland to Indiana this week from the Flint Michigan factory by Frank Kring, manager of the Indiana Motor Company. The Pennsylvania honey crop of 1916 totals 1,360,800 dollars on 7,560,000 pounds from 140,000 colonies. There are an estimated 28,000 beekeepers in the state.

Pennsylvania Dairy and Food Bureau Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Farm Advisers Bureau Buick Indiana Flint Mich Frank Kring Indiana Motor Company

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