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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1916

Page

5

Electrocution in woods as youths camp near Wahler station

A 16 year old, Joseph Gabster, was electrocuted while fording a stream near Wahler station on a Fourth of July camping trip with Ernest boys. The wire, attached to a maple tree, hung low after a limb broke. Others warned class mates and tried to help, with one boy burned attempting to free him. The wire connected to Indiana Street Railways power lines. company records show no official placement.

Ernest Joseph Gabster Wahler Station Indiana Street Railways Company Gabster McKees- Run William Foster George Blanchard Wahjer Station William Gabster

Tenth Regiment Heads to the Mexican Border

The Tenth Regiment including Co F of this place and Co L of Blairyville mobilized at Mt. Gretna Camp Brumbaugh and left Sunday night for southbound service. The unit, with over 1,350 officers and men, was ordered south to join border duties.

Mt. Gretna Tenth Regiment Co. F Co. L Blairyville

Hillsdale shooting case goes to court trial

Robert J. Ferrier of Hillsdale waived a hearing on a charge of assault stemming from a Friday altercation with E. N. Spicher. The domestic dispute led to Ferrier drawing a revolver and wounding Spicher in the arm. the case will be heard at the September term of court.

BE. N. Spicher Robert J. Ferrier Hillsdale E. N. Spicher

Strind at Lucerne Settled Work Resumes at Coal Mines

After a several week suspension due to a miners strike operations were resumed at Lucerne mines on Saturday. More than 350 men are at work this week at the plant the county's largest coal operation and daily additions of workers are reported. The Mechanicsburg select school trustees re elected H E Anderson of Wilkinsburg as instructor for the 1917 term. Anderson who was principal this term was retained for another year due to general satisfaction with his work. Fifty students were enrolled in 1916 and nearly all passed the teachers examination.

Lucerne Mechanicsburg H. E. Anderson Wilkinsburg Anderson

Fishing Trip for Bass in West Virginia by Carnahan Party

William Carnahan Charles Penn and Ross Daugherty of town motored this week to West Virginia for a two week bass fishing excursion. The corn crop is backward with reduced acreage and cutworms trouble farmers in the fields. Indiana markets show notable activity.

William Carnahan Charles F. Penn Ross Daugherty West Virginia

Golden Wedding of Smicksburg Couple Draws Wide Kin and Friends

Ex-County Commissioner Adam Black and Mrs. Nancy J. Brown Black celebrated fifty years of marriage on July 4 1866 with a large Independence Day reunion. Guests from Smicksburg Thensburg Pittsburg Punxsutawney Mt. Jewett Indiana New Castle and Johnstown attended a dinner at Oda Fellows hall. Speakers included Rev R N Stumpf Attorney J Elder Peeler and others, presenting Mrs Black a gold ring. The couple have five children and fourteen grandchildren. Black served in the Civil War and was elected county commissioner in 1893.

Adam Black Smiecksburg Oda Fellows Blackhome R. N. Stumpf Smicksburg Lutheran Church Black J. Elder Peeler Harmony W. E. Barrett Loop May Lutheran Church of Indiana A. C. Ehrenfeld West Mahoning Township Mr. Black North Mahoning Township Charles Brown 135Th Tith Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers Smicksboro Smicksburg

Robinsons Reunited Wednesday At Indiana Fair Grounds

The ninth annual Robinsons reunion drew about 75 attendees at the Indiana Pair Grounds on Wednesday with a noon dinner and business meeting. Mary Stewart noted deaths over the past year, officers were elected, and next year’s reunion set for late June 1917.

The Robinsons Indiana Pair Mary Stewart Indiana W. H. Robinson J. M. Robinson J. R. Bracken Wm. Robinson W. R. Thomas Elder Sharp L. F

Fifth annual Indiana County Women’s Clubs Convention

The Indiana County Congress of Women's Clubs holds its fifth annual convention tomorrow at the town Baptist church. The forenoon session will be followed by a luncheon served in the church, and the convention will close with an afternoon session.

Indiana County Congress of Women's Clubs Baptist Church

Recent Deaths Highlight Hollister and Lukehart Families

Mrs Su A Hollister aged 68 wife of L A Hollister died at home after long illness born Eliza Jane Barber in East Mahoning township. Survived by husband and children Guy R Logan B Hollister Sheridan Wyoming Verner Hollister Corapolis and Mary Edna Hollister. Funeral Monday at 2 pm Rev Jesse R Zeigler. Greenwood cemetery. Also Mrs Maude Lukehart wife of T R Lukehart Penn Run died Friday after long illness daughter of Daniel Hill Cherry Hill township. Survived by husband son Blair Niagara Falls and three daughters Alma Lena Marie at home, brothers Benjamin Hill Windsor and Ad Hill White Township. Harmony Presbyterian church funeral Sunday. Harmony graveyard burial. Mrs Blanche Long wife of S M Long died June 20 in Clymer tuberculosis at 23. Survived by husband and two daughters Dessie and Mabel. Greenwood cemetery interment Thursday.

Su. A. Hollister Eliza J. Hollister L. A. Hollister Eliza Jane Barber East Mahoning Township Presbyterian Church Guy _R Logan Hollister Sheridan Wyo BE. Verner Hollister Coraopolis Mary Edna Wollister J. P. Barber Grove City Linus L. Barber R. O. Barber Olathe Kans Otto Barber Clymer Mary B. Stewart Washington, D. C Sara Buterbaugh Edward Widdowson Indiana Laird Thompson Home T. R. Lukehart Maude Lukehart Penn Run Daniel Hill Cherryhill Township Harmony Presbyterian Church Blair Niagara Falls N. Y Alma Lena Marie Benjamin Hill Windsor Ad Hill White Township M. Long Blanche Long Dessie Mabel Greenwood Cemetery

Homer City Street Paving Contract Awarded

The paving of three blocks on Homer City main street from the Pennsylvania to Church street was let to Ressler and Robertson of Johnstown. Work will begin next week with completion expected by October 1. The county awarded the comfort station project to J A Stuchell for 4370, starting immediately and likely finished early September. Miss Leona Kline of Washington street is visiting Pittsburg friends.

Homer City Church Street Ressler & Robertson Johnstown Comfort Station Court House J. A. Stuchell Town Leona Kline Washington Street Pittsburg Friends

Personal Briefities From Town and Surroundings

Local notes list residents visiting Pittsburg and Indiana, guests at homes in Heilwood, West Philadelphia street, Leechburg, Roby, and surrounding areas. Names include J. J. Parnell, Armour Mullen, J. Wood Clark, Lottie Moorhead, Mary Whiteman, May Wilson, Florence Wallace, and Blanche Parks among others. Several residents plan trips to Cleveland, Chicago, and Dayton. others attend family visits, reunions, or camping trips. A shower honors Blanche Parks ahead of her upcoming marriage to Reynolds Burny in Vandergrift.

Lovejoy Callars J. J. Parnell Pittsburg Armour Mullen School Street Pine Flats F. Wilson Heilwood A. Reithmiler Cresson Tovejoy Lottie Moorhead Hope Stewart Normal J. Wood Clark Indiana Miriam Hay Sarah Myers Town H. St. Golden Cherryhill Township Iiadions Cordelia Weir Lawn Sarah G. Rica Braddock Deckers Point Glenn Lee Hellwood G. G. Dickie West Philadelphia Lelen Dodson North Sixth Street Charles Bee Cleveland, Co Dr. Rinn Minnie Hazel Blairsville R. D Herbert Smith Johnstown Smith GC. Moorlead William Johns Margery Brushvalley Moorhead South Seventh Street A. W. Calloway Marian Robert Baltimore John McCreary Leechburg McCreary T. M. Lowman South Eleventh Street H. C. Johnston Cleveland Ohio Hale Guss Lydie Green Township M. Cohen Birmtingham Ala H. Kleinstub Creakside John B. Taylor Farmers’ Bank Royden Chicago Clearfield County Clyde Fowler East Oak Street Lng Plattsburg N. Y United States Citizens Emma Stewart Railroad Avenue Cary Burhomn Jeannettle Laird Thompson Kellysburg Florence Wallace Wellesley College A. 8. Wallice Oakland Avenue William 7 Henderson Atchison, Kans Pennsylvania Wandergon Lois C. Armstrong Shieloda Fred Jamison Washington, Pa Marion Co. M. Wortian W. J. Short Mary del Farm J. O. Helman Blair Croft J. W. Myers Rayne Township Blanche Parks Five Points Reynolds Burny Vandergrift Five Points Points Miss Parks

June Brides And Roses In Local Weddings

June brought a string of weddings in the area. Prof. John Willets Warner and Miss Milfred May Wimmel wed at the bride’s home with a large ceremony and reception. Thomas Leonard Bidelman married Miss Adda Bertha Riggs in Armagh. Ina Margaret Davinney married James L. King of Turtle Creek in Armstrong township. Ruth Byn McCullough and an unnamed groom tied in Cookport. Nellie M Wassant and Wm. Calhoun joined at Penn Run. multiple guests and local families noted across the ceremonies.

Killarney Warner Samuel Kimmel Henry H. Warner Walker M. Blough West Lebanon Philadelphia New York State College Elders Ridge Kimmel Eleanor, Warner Elizabeth W. Warner Sunset Hill Pennsdale Pas Samuel L. Nicholson James Starr Nicholson Pittsburg Shoemaker New Bethlehem Jas Speedy Frances XK. Wood Frank Wood Indiana C. B. Kimmel Widerton Mra. Ray Glensboro Nix Homer City Uarmon Myers Mt. Pleasant Keeler Minnie Gibson Shalocity Miss Steele Uth Steele Greensburg Wilson Thomas Leonard Bidelman Armagh Adda- Bertha Riggs C. L. Riggs H. Ti. Donaldson May Riggs William H. Dick James Green Johnstown Grant Bidelman Sedena Mdelman Katherine Green Cramer Devinney-King G. C. Davinney Armstrong Township Ina Margaret James 1, King Turtle Creek Charles Cruarton Ming May Getty B.J. Long Kent Margaret Dible Parkwood Ning Westinghouse Wilmerding Mra Mider King Young Township

Missionary Rev. Mae Wilson Dies in Persia

The Rev Mae Wilson, longtime missionary to Persia, dies at home after leading Armenian relief work and serving seven years abroad. He was born Feb 1 1858 in Indiana, educated at Privecton University and Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, and left a widow Annie Ithea Wilson and seven children. Brothers Andrew W Wilson and others in Indiana remembered his extensive work and scholarly books on Persia and Mohammedanism.

Accallegorur Santas Gredondh Pr Hela Persia Armel G. Wilson Hide Plane Parsia Mae Wilson Dia Ev. Mae Wilkbdl Hilo Andrew W. Wilson Indiana Privecton Wniversity Woostery Theological Seminary Pittsburg Presbyterian Board Seevirwha Misa Aline Rhea Lake Crest Gid Wilson Annie Ithea Wilson Mary Agnes Wilson Columbia University New York Rose Dales Wilson Watertown N. Y Autmle Rhea Robert Graham Wilson Robert Wilson Princeton Theological Seminary Kiskiminetas Springs John Wilson

Long Journey to Wed Man of War Choickh

Miss Mary Moorhead plans a solo voyage from Tadl ani to San Francisco then Honolulu to marry William Brown, a construction engineer working on Pearl Harbor dry docks. The ceremony will occur in Honolulu on July 18 after her arrival.

Mary Moorhead J. C. Moorhead Tadlani San Francisco Cal Honolulu William Brown Miss Moorhead Indiana State Normal School Ambridge

Striker Receives Heavy Sentence in Court Action

Reform Institutions for Young Men prosecuted strikers for extortion against an elderly woman. Judge Langham led a busy session with cases spanning strike-related offenses. Reformatory and workhouse sentences, fines, and costs were imposed for multiple defendants, with a few mental capacity inquiries and pending civil land dispute reaching a verdict.

J. ON. Langham Shibe Bar Association Ueeno Raull Lucerne Allegheny Harry Stukandra Good South Mahoning Township Pauline Davis Generet Jadg Good Flantingdon Reformatory Sink Morgatza Reform School Loui Lanfrnki Annie Chespar Blacklick Joe Chespin Wile Sarah McDivitt William McDivitet Abe Porter North Mahoning Township Dr. Locr Harry Stiller Bis Stileyag Green Township Trlle

Damaging Fire Ravages Rossiter Retail Row

A Wednesday morning blaze in Rossiter, Clearfield County, caused about 410000 in damages. The two story treme and brick stores, including Andrew Vhs general store and M. Divis shop, were destroyed. Firefighters from PooxsuliWney aided by Pynxsutawney engines fought flames for two hours threatening nearby buildings. Losses included 15000 at the A Brody department store and damage to the Peter Bullen property and Louis Sevriud store.

Tire di Rossiter This County PuoxsuliWney Andrew Vhs Do M. Divis A. Brody Uhas Peter Bullen Puller A Id Mheent Louis Sevriud

Plumville Club Wonten Meet At Plumville Home

The Plumville club held a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs. J. N. Cochran’s home. Mrs. Robert Marshall was elected a member. Grace Cochran performed, Dilts read current events, and Mrs. Sturhkell and Mrs. Smiley led discussions on Daniel Webster. A delicious repast followed. next meeting set for July 13 at Mrs. James Fisher’s home.

Lie Reasant Valley Lab James Fisher

Killed By Fall of Rock in Mine at Clymer

Joseph Yezequel was killed instantly by a roof fall in the Sample Run mine at Clymer while loading a coal car. A chunk of rock dislodged striking him on the head and breaking his neck. He was 44, survived by his wife and two children. Funeral services were held at his home, with interment in Paylorsville cemetery. An eleven inning baseball game at Homer City featured Lucerne defeating Blairsville 2 to 1.

Clymer Joseph Yezequel Sample Run Homer City Hower City Lucerne Lund Blairsville

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Joseph Galster Ehat Strind Anid Ieides Peses Clin Weil Bidelman Calhoun W. KR. Calhoun Nellie M. Wassant Stafford Wmn. Sproull Cahloun Starford CG. E. Wassam Samerl G. Wilson Dette Sona Rayne Church Indianna County Rayne Presbyterian Church Wil Ham Jt. Mahan Creekside Rey A. L. South Clyner J. F. Mounds Jobn J. Llenderson Balle O'Neal O. A. B.C. Willian Sehurr Juiliana Harry Faruart William Robingteen D. J. Plsnus Indie Charles Slo Urcekiala Zionist Club Zioniat Clu Inillana Clairman Leon Buchman Missi Rust TieVine Josuph Shearer Thao Tia Duly Wincelock Giightning Durhig Highthinas Filling Arete Powell Arcadia Wingene McGregor Mighth Philadelpha Norimiah CG. Koontz Jamestown N. Dak Koontz Indiana County Indiana High School Jamestown Schools Anna Simpson North Ninth Street Altoona Benjamin Laney Verona Urean Township Margaret Piscus D. J. Dunlap Edith Elliott Puoxsutawoey Striker Sprakensies BAD Vnr AL Rossiter Plumville Club
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