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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1915

Page

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Golden wedding for Rankin Coulter couple anniversary

William Rankin and Nannie Buterbaugh Rankin celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Purchase Line home with a large turnout of relatives and friends. The event featured a midday lawn picnic, a show of goodwill, and praise for the couple who since 1865 raised six children and ten grandchildren. The Coulter family reunion followed at West Lebanon with 184 present, a church shelter from rain, and a newly formed permanent organization led by W. W. Coulter.

William Rankin Purchase Line Rankin Hugh Rankin Hillsdale Nannie F. Buterbaugh Frederick Buterbaugh Near Purchase Line D. 5. Rankin J. W. Rankin Clymer D. H. Tomb Indiana Mr. Rankin Austin C John Goldendale Wash D. D Ebensburg M. M Ridgway M. A. Farnsworth East Run E. C. Johnston Curry Run William Buterbaugh Ezra Buterbaugh du Bois E. Buterbaugh Niagara Falls Miles Buterbaugh Swissvale Maggie L. Houck George Nupp Deckers Point John Nupp Clark Buterbaugh Mailvin Payne Akron The Baptist Church Hast Mahoning Samuel Coulter Sarah Coulter West Lebanon M. E. Church Coulter Nixon Jennie M. France Joseph H. Fulton Alex C. Read Robert Holstein Sade B. Reed Turtle Creek A. B Roy Miller Beemer Neb Pennsylvania Indiana County W. W. Coulter Robert Holison Reed Vandergrift Robert Fulton Frank Coulter Kate D. Coulter Buletta B. Reed Lille Fulton Collins Hallie Couch Fulton A. C. Reed, Jr J. Milton Read Blair Fulton Samuel Holstein

Dynamite Cap Mistake Hurts Homer City Boy

Carlton Pickinger of Homer City aged eight was seriously injured Tuesday noon after mistaking a dynamite cap for a copper rivet to fix his wagon. He took the cap to a local blacksmith shop, hammered the rivet on the anvil and an explosion threw him to the floor. Copper fragments struck his eye and cuts marked his hands and chest. he was treated in Indiana for eye injury with no immediate verdict on sight loss.

Carlton Pickinger Homer City Carlton Fuckinger Harry Flickinger J. 8 Fickinger J. & Baughman Indiana

Real estate transfers in Indiana County listed

Deeds recorded since last report show M C Watson transferring two lots in Indiana to Marinda Watson for 3500 dollars. C Ss Kunkle sells a lot in Center to Nathan Boyer for 725. Bilias Cramer sells 81 acres in Pine to May Lamer for 1100. Matthew Walker sells 26 acres in Grant to A A H Spicher for 300. Wm W Rodgers sells 54 acres in East Wheatfield to Louisa C Matthews for 4060. John R Householder sells a lot in Homer City to Anton Tome for 1060. J B Kunkle sells a lot in Homer City to D Shelton Brickley for 1050. Elizabeth Norton sells 58 acres in Cherryhill to Sarah B Gibson for 400. Ben L Stephens sells 1 acre in Cherryhill to George W Henry for 75. Tula A Bennett sells a lot in Glenn Campbell to J E Colemer for 909. Pennsylvania Railroad Co sells a lot in Saltsburg to Matthew A Burnett for 1000.

Indiana M. C. Watson Marinda Watson C. Ss. Kunkle Center Nathan Boyer Bilias Cramer Pine May Lamer Matthew Walker Grant A. A H. Spicher Wm. W. Rodgers East Wheatfield Louisa C. Matthews John R. Householder Homer City Anton Tome J. B. Kunkle D. Shelton Brickley Elizabeth Norton Cherryhill Sarah B. Gibson Ben L. Stephens Cherry‘hill George W. Henry Tula A. Bennett Glenn Campbell J. E. Coalmer Pennsylvania Railroad Co Saltsburg Matthew A. Burnett

Blairsville Minister Struck by Car Injures Pastor

Rev. Johnston, pastor of the A. M. E. church in Blairsville, was struck by an unknown driver on Monday night and suffered a fractured collar bone. He was shaken, and the license number was secured as investigators plan a probe into the accident.

Johnston A. M. E. Church Blairsville

Aged Blacklick Man Found In Serious Condition At Home

William Lively Sr. of Blacklick, a well known resident, was found in a serious condition Sunday night in his home after neighbors noticed light in his bedroom. He had fallen ill Saturday night and could not summon help. William Huston and others forced entry and a physician was called. little hope remained for recovery.

William Lively Blacklick Mr. Lively William Huston

Engagement Announced for Miss Ann Clark and Dr A N Mellett

The engagement of Miss Ann Clark daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Scott Clark of town to Dr A N Mellett of Ambridge is announced. Miss Clark a 1905 Indiana Normal graduate has taught in Haring township schools near Ambridge.

Ann Clark Scott Clark Town A. N Mellett Ambridge Clark Indiana Normal Haring Township

Heilwood School Board Elects Teachers for Next Year

Heilwood school board meeting elected several teachers for the coming year. Names include Miss Ora Sloan of Apollo for No 1, Miss Edna Stewart of Indiana for No 2, Miss Bessie Dickie of Indiana for No 8, Miss Cynthia Sloan of Indiana for No 4, Miss Katharine Maley near Trish Bottom for No 5, and Quay Baker of Cookport for No 8.

Heilwood Heilwood School Board Ora Sloan Apollo Edna Stewart Indiana Bessie Dickie Cynthia Sloan Katharine Maley Near Trish Bottom Quay Baker Cookport

Mrs Clements Hospital Patient in Greensburg

Mrs John F Clements of West Philadelphia street is a patient at Greensburg hospital with a mild typhoid fever attack. She is progressing well and a full recovery is expected. Father of Homer City Woman Dead in St Louis after long illness. C W Jewett, father of Mrs J M Frye of Homer City, died at his St Louis residence on Sunday. He previously visited the area several years ago and was known locally.

John F. Clements Greensburg Hospital Philadelphia Homer City Cc. W. Jewett J. M. Frye St. Louis Robert Shirley A. M. Love Saltsbury Vandercrift Mary Hi. Willian Mary Jawana J. R. Morris Joseph M. Williams Punxsutawney John K. Devinney Blacklick Dean Sickenberger Hannahstown Edward A. Wood Equitable Life Society Adirondacks Montreal Quebec Lake Champlain Lake George Hudson River New York City Guthrie Portsmouth N. H

Ferrier and Sheasley Reunion Near Arcadia

The Ferrier and Sheasley reunion will be held in the James H. Ferrier grove one mile from Arcadia in Montgomery township on August 28. All neighbors and friends are invited to attend. A foreigner at Moween near Saltsburg had his hand badly lacerated by a dynamite cap explosion on Monday. Tetanus anti-toxin was secured from Indlang station and used on the patient.

Ferrier and Sheasley James H. Ferrier Arcadia Montgomery Township Moween Saltsburg Indlang

Teacher Chosen at Georgeville School Earnings Set

Mias Mmmabel Nichol of Georgeville has been elected teacher of the Georgeville school at a salary of 60 dollars per month.

Mias Mmmabel Nichol Georgeville

Personal Brevities Highlight Town and Area Guests

Miss Margaret Howe of Philadelphia visits relatives in town. Mrs. Clara Menison of town visits Avalon friends. Mrs. Jemima White and daughter Dorothy from Water Street visit Johnstown. Ellsworth Campbell becomes new clerk at First National Bank. Many residents travel to Cleveland Pittsburgh Indianapolis Denver and Chicago for visits, weddings and conventions. Notable mentions include students at Columbia University and a glass workers' convention in Columbia.

Margaret Howe Philadelphia Clara Menierson Town Avalon Jemima White Dorothy Water Street Johnstown Frank Widdowson C. &. Rink Church Street Ellsworth Campbell Southeventh Street First National Bank of Denver Beamer Ickes Homer City Brushyalley GC. E. Hileman Robert Monroe Oakmont Pittsburg South Seventh Street Roy Henderson Canolton, O J. F. McGaughey Maude Empfield Wayne Avenue Columbia University New York City J. A. Creps Florence Locust Street J. A. Wianners Jerry Wise Avanmore Sheloda J. M. Adair Wooster Ohio West Oak Street Frank Fleming Columbia Glass Workers’ Union Charles Gompers Wheeling W. Va G. W. Graff Hast Water Street Margarette Ickes Brushvalley John Washington Marion Center Elderton Lewis Clark Mabel Hamill White Township W. Rose Joseph Shearer Erie Butler Youngstown Mary McKnight Lizale Schurr West Church Street Mabel Olive Evans Mary Caldwell Agnes St. Clair Chicago Christian Endeavor Society W. A. Dinsmore Patton Gertrude Dinsmore Pfunxsutawney C. C

Weddings of a Week Grace Augusta Lytle Bride of Dr Ralph Lytle

A week of weddings features Grace Augusta Robinson Lytle wedding to Dr. Ralph M. Lytle of Saltaburg with ceremony at the Robinson home, 100 guests, music by Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Rhoades, reception and four course dinner, couple to tour the West before settling in Saltsburg after July 15. Also Mary Josephine Lowman to J E McGeary of Leechburg to be wed tomorrow at Noon, with Rev. Morrow and Rev. Brownlee officiating. The Lowman home decorated with pink and white roses. music and luncheon follow. Other weddings include Orphia Drucilla Stumpf to Clair Clawson, Harry George to Martha Miller in Johnstown, Oliver Barry to Delphia Coleman, Marlin Bhe to Settle Leach, and Marie Miller visiting Pittsburg.

Helen Mercer Saltsburg J. Paffenberger Sunbury Chtim Lye Dorothy Robinson Harry W. C. Patterson Salisbury Rhoades New Galilee Lohengrin Chase Martin West Land Jennie Gibson Lowman South Eleventh Street Mary Josephine J. E. McGeary Leechburg Chalmers G. Morrow First United Presbyterian Church Geary Lowman Normal Conservatory of Music Ebensburg McGeary J. C. McGeary T. BE. N. Club Stephen Kiss East Chestnut Street W. G. Stumpf Lovejoy Orphia Drucilla Clair Clawson Rev. Smith Purchase Line Miss Mary Everett Clawson Grace Baker Johnstown Marry Decker Cockport Clymer Harry George J. W. George Homer City Martha May Miller HE. H. Miller W. M. Poffer Evangelical Church Swissvale Oliver Charles Barry Delphia Coleman Plumville J. C. Clarke Christican Church of Indiana North Seventh Street A. HW. Coleman South Mahoning Township Marlin B. Bhe John Bhe Rossiter Settle T. Leach Anna Y. Leach The Christian Church Bhe Greenwich Coal & Coke Company

Deaths and funerals in Armagh and surrounding towns

Obituary notes record the death of Dr Robert J Tomb an Armagh physician with Civil War service and multiple marriages. Survived by a large family including sons Virgil Homer J and daughters Verna Martha Fannie and Martha B Tomb. Burial in Armagh new cemetery follows services by Rev Samuel Th. Additional notices include deaths of Mrs K Smith Mrs Stewart Lawrence and others with funeral details in Punxsutawney Homer City and nearby communities.

Robert di. Bomb Robert J. Toth Tennsylvania Armagh O'Cloek Samuel TH Robert Johnson Matilda Archibald James Dewitt Clinton Chicago Heights Johnstown Washington New Florence Pannie Shearer Jennie T. Rugh Seattle Wash Dr. Tomb Mary A. Hill Stewart Hill Virgil Homer J. Tomb Verna M United States Army Emory Iisher G. A. Post Method River Church Armagh Church Pittsburg M. 4. Church Armagh M. B State Medical Society

South Bend Man Surprised On Birthday Visit

Harvey Hanna of South Bend was surprised Thursday evening when friends and relatives gathered at his home in West Lebanon to celebrate his birthday. D. J. Townson arranged the visit, and a large group including W. D. George of Idaho and numerous South Bend residents shared baskets and stories in a festive reunion marking past times.

Mome Wis Uarvey Hanna South Bend D. J. Townson Lebanon Hanna W. D. George Idaho W. J Mary Frants Near South Bend J. C. Kine Ano G. George Marion Aion's Valley James Wray

Local Social Notes Cover Indiana Johnstown and Nearby Areas

A series of short social items lists visits from Mrs Getty of Indiana to her mother Mrs Lang, the McQuown and McMillen families hosting relatives, and various locals including nurse Elizabeth McMillen and Emma Byers. Reunions and weekend visits occur across Punxsutawney Johnstown Homie Vandergrift Shelocta Locust and nearby communities with several trips to Indiana and McKeesport. The stork delivers a baby to Nic Diltz's home as Laura Wineback visits relatives.

Wm. Getty Indiana W. T. Lang Clark McQuown Punxsutawney Kathryn McQuown Frank Smith Phyliss Lydie Davin 3. J. Mulberger Anna Morrow Dayton Harry McQuown Mary J. McQuown Nic Diltz Laura Wineback Locust

Readjusted Postmaster Salaries Hit Western Pa Hard

Burleson announced changes in postmaster salaries effective July 1 based on fiscal year business. Western Pennsylvania offices saw the steepest cuts and notable increases include Clymer rising to 1,600 and Wintondale to 1,200, while Glan Campbell drops to 1,200 and Iselin to 1,100. Also mentions nuptial invitations for Miss Anna Lena White and Nav John Myles, a diploma for Thomas Clarry Yuckenberg, Indiana lawyers vacation dates, and Mrs. Ross Ambler visiting Ninth Street.

Burleson Pennsylvania New Salarias Clymer Win Jamin White Waterstreet Anna Lena Nav Joln Myles Hanford Cal Miss. White

Safe Celebrations Across County Make Fourth of July Bright

The county enjoyed a safe and celebration filled Fourth with large crowds in Homer City Iselin and Shelocta. Homer City hosted a parade with three bands and many floats while Lucerne won first in the First Aid Meet with close scores from Walston. Two brothers Johns and Geo Weaver died within three days in Punxsutawney and Punxsintawtley survivors include several children and grandchildren.

Iselin Homer Tte Homer City Lucerne Walston Luciusboro Adrian Eleanora Lt. W. Robinson, Jr G. A. Wood Shelocta Parkwood Shelotta Grange

Fourth of July fatalities and injuries report in U S

Two days of Independence Day celebrations left nineteen dead and thirty three injured nationwide. Philadelphia registered the highest injuries with twenty five. Substantial veterans and local residents, including John K. Devinney of Blacklick renewing his Progress subscription, are noted among the day’s social and travel mentions.

Chicago United States Philadelphia

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Mit WM. Hankin Coulters W. 8 Lay James N. Stewart South Fifth Street Charles Stewart Dr. Stewart John &. Hasinger Laura Edith Wasinger Helen Hare Carl Miller Elmer Flowers Windber Helen Taylor Tappin Mis William Linton Mary Letitia Mary Hagerman Linton Sarah Young Rebecca Hill Homer Miller Jeannette Thomas Sansom Blair Sansom McKeesport Belle Speedy Irwin Conemaugh Township Smathers J. Howard Houk South Sixth O11 Houk Sarah Reed Grove City Willis Houk Clawson-Stumpf George Miller Barry Coleman Bhe Leach Misa Marie Miller Center Township Grim Reapers Harvest Dr. K. Smith Jennie Smith J. K. Smith Creekside A. McKee United Brethren Church Daniel H Big Run D. A. McKee Creekalda Gyrus A Rural Valley Geo. Sheets Reynoldsville Clayton Wilkins Wilkinsburg Ponxsutawney Withington A. Smith DuBois Stewart Lawrence Margaret Mitchell Lawrence Tracklick Downship Hopewell Alexander Mitchell Mra. B. @. Billingslee Mra Harvey Trimble Chambersville Thomas HL Weaver Thomas HW. Weaver Plumyllle May Lydir Arthur Charles Weaver Presbyterian Church of Plimville Jamon Wallace Frazer Nowland Beracha Margaret Phillips Warren Thomas Phillips Ambrose Emma Byers Rank Munshower Harry Henderson, Jr New York Henderson Jessa Burkhart Penn Run Wiliam Barr George Meade Coulter Byron Wherry W. P. George Scott and Beatty J. P. Scott W. Meyers Lysle John Russel Robert ORD Thomas Clarry Yuckenberg International Correspondence School of Scranton Indiana County Bay Association Ross Ambler Alliance, Ohio Janet Simpson Ninth Street Imas K. Owens of -Jefferson Nellis Brown Jefferson Co Harlan R. Rho Sharan Cirgyver Gladys Pink Nowrytown Mark G Pyoekae Gruen Two Mille M Wine Peer ' Hirean Tim Tite Teent Sheloers Evelin John Weaver Geo. Weaver North Point 14Th Regiment Pennsylvania Cavalry George Wineberg George Punxsinlawtey William Brookville George Weaver Big Mahoning Creek Allerheny River Eliner David Joapeph Hiwk Tarentum
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