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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1925

Page

6

Triennial Farm Census Totals for Indiana County

The trio of farming townships lead with Green 1 111 Rayne 1 102 and White 983 farm population. There are 3 528 farms housing 15 764 residents 8 093 men and 7 671 women. Farms owned 3 141 and tenants 391.

Indiana County State Department of Agriculture H. Wible Bureau of Statistics Green Township Rayne Township White Township Armstrong Township Pennsylvania

Attorney Earhart Addresses Rotarians on Boys as Asset

Attorney Harry W. Earhart spoke before the Rotary club on Monday evening about his experiences with boys. He teaches a Sunday school class of more than a hundred boys of all nationalities in the Presbyterian church and urged better understanding between the lads and adults, calling the boys the county's greatest asset.

Harry W. Earhart Rotarians Presbyterian Church Rotary Club Warbart

Convalescing in Hospital Ray Good and Uriah Smeltzer

Uriah Smeltzer of Railroad Avenue is convalescing in Indiana hospital after a serious fall from a cherry tree Wednesday morning. Ray Good of Washington Street, who shot himself in the breast on June 28, is recovering and expected to fully recover. West Lebanon and Stony Point reunions draw large crowds on July 4 with programs and a noon dinner.

Ray Good Uriah Smeltzer Railroad Avenue Indiana Hospital Washington Street West Lebanon Stony Point West Lebanon Independent Girty

Indiana Man Elected Principal of Saltsburg Schools

Ernest M. Johnston of Saltsburg was chosen principal of the Saltsburg schools and the former teachers' corps was re-elected. W R Anderson, former Saltsburg principal, was elected to a position in Indiana schools after not seeking re-election in Saltsburg. Delmont man John A Morrison dies in Indiana Hospital from pneumonia at age 79.

Indiana Saltsburg Ernest M. Johnston Town W. R. Anderson Salzeburg Delmont Indiana Hospital John A. Morrison

Deeds Recorded in Indiana County Lines Last Published Report

Property transfers and oil leases from Indiana County show multiple deeds, acres, and prices. Notable entries include Cyrus J. Newbold to Louis Moss for $4200 and Clair A. Myers to Harry Harrison for $5400 in Indiana, plus several Blairsville and Center Township lots and acres with varied sums. Oil and gas leases are listed for T. W. Phillips Gas & Oil Co. across Armstrong Green and Blacklick townships.

Indiana J. A. Bee Leroy Stake Canoe Cyrus J. Newbold Louis Moss Blairsville John Robert Allison D. B. Allison North Mahoning R. Stanley Graff Robert Allison Iwasy Blacklick Harriet C. McCune Samuel F.brown Amanda C. Miller Glen ‘Campbell A. P Sundry Durrell Martha Reese John Storn Jothn Burrell Ernest Carter Roe F. Ramer White J. Clement Hasinger Walter Bagley Mary Emma Roberts Bolant Sepos Center C. Steele Sepos Young Cherryhill Green Nelson Widdowson John Zaher Cherryhil William B. Clawson Johnb.smith Christina Miller Elizabeth Q. Miller Glen Campbell Samuel Parsons Elizabeth Wright Green Township George A. Rickard Montgomery Township Milton Hollis Phillip Shuman Clarence W. Parks L. E. Ackerson Peerless Real Estate Corporation Clymer Daniel H. Ritter Ira E.gibson Edward M. Kress Wendell Lydie Ira M, Cochran W. H. Gibson A. B.mikesell Mabel J. Mikesell JOBEY /Pribesh Cochran W. M. Howard Elizabeth J. Bion Armagh John J. Nees Thos. N. Robinson

Lightning Strikes Barns Destroying Farm Properties

Storm damage reports two barns struck by lightning near Kent and Brushvalley township. W H Gibson’s barn south of Kent burned with livestock losses. Patrons Mutual Insurance partially covers it. Russell Herlinger’s Brushvalley barn burned. no livestock, but grain and machinery destroyed. Alfalfa meetings planned county wide July 30 and 31 with State College expert. D A Rosensteel from Elders Ridge fractures wrist crank-ing car. Indiana stores to close Thursdays at noon for fair period. New births and marriage licenses listed for local residents.

W. H. Gibson Kent Patrons Mutual Company Brushvalley Township Russell Herlinger

Natale Alempi Gets 10 to 20 Years for Murder

Judge J N Langham, in Indiana County, fixes Natale Alempi’s crime as second degree murder for the March 15 East Wheatfield killing of Fred Lamonica. Alempi must serve a term of not less than 10 nor more than 20 years. first case of its kind in the county.

Natale Alempi Fred Lamonica Thenty J.N. Langham Hagt Wheatfield Alempi Langham Lamonica East Wheatfield Indiana

Bennett Firm Low Bidder on Six Mile Indiana Armstrong Route

M Bennett Sons were the lowest bid among 25 for six miles of Route 189 in Indiana and Armstrong counties. The bid amount was 294 547 26 dollars. The road runs from Beyer South Mahoning to Rural Valley in Cowanshannock township and links Indiana and Kittanning via Plumville.

Boad Indiana Kittanning Phlimville Bennett & Sons Armstrong Counties State Highway Department Beyer South Mahoning Township Cowanshannock Township Armstrong County Indiana- Kittanning Plumvile

Indiana Punxsutawney Road Concrete Near Covode Progress

The concrete highway from the Indiana Jefferson county line to three quarters of a mile south of Marchand has been completed for the roadway. A south section tied in Tuesday afternoon with the line from the county to Coyode. The road is slated to open to Marchand by July 28. Johnson Drake and Piper Company pours about five and a quarter miles of eight mile contract from Punxsutawney to Oak Tree.

Covode Indiana-Jeferson County Marchand Coyode Traffe Tive Johnson, Drake and Piper Company Punxsutawney Oak Tree

Shorter Route to PuBois Chosen by State Highway Dept

State Highway Department selects a new cut off for Route Six in Clearfield County passing through Grampian and Bells Landing reducing mileage by about 12 miles. Indiana County residents will connect at McGees Mills to save nearly twelve miles on trips to Cherry Tree or Glen Campbell. Local funding includes Indiana County receiving 109 483 75 of 5 million state aid for township and county roads. allocations to Armstrong Butler Jefferson and Cameron also listed. Attorney vacation period set for July 14 to August 29 by Indiana County Bar Association. Troutman Company offers butter 80 cents and eggs 30 cents. lemon on pantry shelves advised to deter ants.

PuBois State Highway Department Clearfield County Grampian Bells Landing Curwensville Clearfield Indiana County Cherry Tree Glen Campbell McGees Mills Armstrong Butler Jefferson Lancaster County Cameron’ County Indiana County Bar Association

Indiana County Personal Brevities and Notices

A long list of local visitors, residents, and events across Indiana County. Names include Rev Oscar Woods, Luther Woods, Consta ble Frank Gardner, W E Young and Edgar Jr, James O Hara, M J Behe, C W Sutton, J W Huston, W A Smith, County Treasurer Bennett, Royden White Logiel, Harry Yanger, Harry White, William Taylor, Henry Eawards and sons Lewis Harold Donald, Joseph Edwards, Paul Theiss, John Stewart, Adda Elkin, F M Bear and Phillip, W E Copeland, S L Levine, Charles Levine, John Dates, Louis Dates, E L Muman, Chas King, J M Kring, Ruth Adair, Henry McCracken, Gilmore Bell, D D Patterson, Miss Mary Jones, Miss Jonas, Miss Bowers, Roy O Neill, Emma Stockberger, John Skinner, Raymond Smith, Haven Smith, Sidney Marshall, and others, with travels to Idlewild, Harrisburg, Montreal, Philadelphia, and Europe noted.

Bennett Mirs Royden White Logeil Idlewild Park White Township Ruth Adair Town Henry MecCracken Altoona Pacific Coast Gilmore Bell Hugh B. Bell West ‘Water Tueen County Clark James I. Henderson East ‘Church Street Indiana County State Mary Jones Indiana Pittsburgh Europe Jonas Paris Jean Bowers Jennings Bowser Chestnut Street Roy O'Neill Emma Stockberger Blairsville Mundy's Corner John Skinner Biairaville Raymond Smith Raymond, Jr Haven Smith Redlands Calif Washington, D. C Smith Clearfield Sidney Marshall South Fifth Street Mbensburg Lucius W. Robinson Vernon F. Taylor James Weight Graceton George Antley Nemacolin R. P. Wright J. Gordon Wright Masontown Ralph Erma Margaret Ruth Wright Grace

Golden anniversary marks 60 year wedding garments revival

Mr and Mrs G W McConnaughey of North Mahoning celebrate their golden anniversary at the farm home on June 15 with only family present. Their wedding attire, preserved since 50 years ago, inspired praise from relatives including granddaughter Olivette Gourley who baked the wedding cake. The couple, well and active on the farm, were married by Rev Logan Sample and have resided on two farms over the years. Guests included Grace McConnaughy of Pittsburgh, Wade McConnaughhey at home, and Ruth Tucker of Washington DC who sent greetings. The outfits looked as fresh as on their wedding day.

G. W. McConnaughey North Mahoning Northahoning Township Olivette Gourley McConnaughey McGonnaughey Elizabeth Braughter Agnes Daniel Braughter Logan Sample Ed A. Murray Mary Gourley Olivette Marion Robert Grace McConnaughey Pittsburgh Wade McConnaughey Ruth Tucker Washington, D. C

Indiana Men See Animals On 10600 Mile Western Trip

Indiana men Harry K Smith Joseph M Smith and Ted Hill returned from a two month western motor trip covering 10600 miles. They viewed Montana horses offered at 2.50 to 6.00 and Colts at 50 cents. Many were bought for shipment to French meat canning plants and export to France. They report few motor troubles and four punctures.

Indiana Harry K Joseph M. Smith Ted Hill California Oregon Montana Finolly Canning France

Leech Bible Class Members Visit Historic Bethel Church

Members of the Leech Bible Class including Presbyterian quartet visited historic Bethel Church in Center township to hear a 62 year history sketch and a sermon by Rev. France from the Theological Seminary. Bethel Church, Indiana County’s oldest church organization founded circa 1780, sits beside a cemetery where Revolutionary War soldiers rest. A renewed push seeks patriotic aid to renovate the neglected burial ground.

Leech Historic Bethel Church Presbyterian Church Center Township France The Theological Seminary Bethel Church Chrch Indiana County Bethel Cemetery Cemecnt

Longtime Indiana County Residents Die In Area

A series of obituaries from Indiana County notes the deaths of Mrs. John Leasure of Nicholton aged 80, Mrs. Anna Catherine Davis of Indiana aged 73, Mrs. Rose Selig Miller of Marion Center, Mrs. George W. Hart of Blairsville, Phillip M. Lichtenfels of Robinson aged 47, Mrs. Wilhelmina Harmon Shaw of Cleveland, and John Patterson Barr of Blairsville aged 74. Each obituary records survivors, prior residences, and funeral arrangements or burial details, reflecting local ties to Rochester Mills, Grant township, Rayne and Mahoning townships, Pittsburgh, and Blairsville communities.

Handcuffed Suspect Escapes In Blairsville Chase

A handcuffed man believed involved in the shooting of four policemen in Johnstown fled from Blairsville officers early Friday. A taxicab driver who brought him to Blairsville alerted police, who cuffed him, but he slipped away into a dark alley.

Blairsville Johnstown

Stephens Family Reunion Near Blairsville

The Stephens family held a reunion at Jacob Brown's home near Blairsville on Saturday July 4. Over one hundred attended and the event was a complete success as ideal weather accompanied the day. A separate report notes a fire destroyed a large barn on the state asylum farm near Torrance, with no livestock in the building.

Stephens Blairsville Jacob Brown State Asylum Barin Torrance Nea Torrance

New Detour Opens Behind Rosengale Inn at Home Pa

Detour to the rear of Rosengale Inn in Home Pennsylvania has been opened to the public and is reported in good condition. Harvey C. Baker, a Thidi ana native now located in Akron Ohio, is visiting his mother Mrs Payne on School Street. He is accompanied by his daughter.

Rosengale Inn Home Harvey C. Baker Thidiana Akron Ohio Prudential Insurance Company Payne School Street

Tragic Fourth of July Deaths Reported in Indiana Area

Three deaths occurred around Indiana on Independence Day. Mrs. Bert Clawson of near Crete Church died four hours after a car accident as her husband was unhurt. Howard Fyock, formerly of Penn Run, was killed by lightning at his parents’ home during a storm. Two-year-old Charles Mutchi of Clune perished when he fell from a porch, with funeral services held in St Bernard’s Church.

Henry HH. Houck Purchase Wine Ile Henry ‘Bouck Last Mahoning Baptist Church Dora Houck McKee Jefferson County Budd Houck Johnstown Robert Houck Clymer Gaye ‘Houck Purchase ‘Line Andrew Buterbaugh Indiana Amariah Buterbaugh J. Howard Houck East ‘Mahoning ‘Baptist Church Bert Clawson Crete Church Howard Fyock Florda Penn Run Nelson ‘Fyock Charles Mutchi Mike Mutchi Clune Mutehi Elizabeth Clawson Clawson Thomas H Jennie Davis George Center Township Crete Fyock Nelson Pyock Mr. Pyock Worida Greenwood Cemetery St. ‘Bernard's Church

Ayers and Peterman Seek Register Recorder Post

Mrs Ayers and Walter Peterman of town have filed for the register and recorder position at the September primary. Ayers, widow of Walter H Ayers who died July 4 1924, was appointed to serve until January 1 1926. The elected official will serve a full four year term beginning January 1 1926. There are over 475 county offices in Indiana to be nominated at the September primary. Gipsy Tabernacle Services are held nightly at 8 with Sunday events July 12 featuring a 10 am school session and 11 30 am evangelistic sermon 4 pm and 5 pm CB meeting at 7 pm.

Ayers Walter Peterman Register-Recorder Dollie Ayers Town Gipsy Tabernacle Tabernacle Gipsy Ag Tollonsible School

Union town timber buy leads to harvest in Fayette county

J. W. Henry and son Dale of East Church street have purchased 125 acres of fine white oak timber about ten miles from Union town Fayette county and plan to begin cutting this week. Haury calls it among the state's best white oak tracts. W Guthrie and daughter Abigail with Wallace Guthrie and Beryl Seanor attend the Edward A Woods company educational conference of Equitable Life at Deer Park Maryland for a week.

Ceres J. W. Henry and Son Dale East Church Street Uniontown Fayette County Haury W. Guthrie Abigail Wallace Guthrie Beryl Seanor Edward A. Woods Company Equitable Life Deer Park

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rayne Clymer Board of Trade Pney, Mne E Nicholas Schmitz State College Farmer’s Institutes Elders Ridge D. A. Rosensteel Jos. Buchman Joseph Buchman Sonior Purchase Line Ward Houck Purchase Line Marziage Edward Benson Homer City Elizabeth McQuiston Michael Dunkirk Detroit Mich Susan Gladys Arcadia Melvin Brown Agnes Cramer Bronizer Fred C. Penderlairsville Janet R. Young Wallace L. Theodore Drosky Mary Dabrovich Harry Lawrence Harrold Nora Heberling Terse White Two M. Bennett & Sons Indiana-Armstrong Troutman Company Oscar ‘Woods Luther Elderton Frank Gardner W. E. Young Edgar, Jr Cuésin Ebensburg James O'Hara M. J. Behe Weirton W. Va W. Va. C. W. Sutton and Justice of the Peace J. W. Huston Robinson W. AL. Smith John Leasure Emily McAdoo Leasure Nicholton Grant Township Rochester Mills Leasure Emily McAdoo James McAdoo Walter H. ‘Ayers Pine Vale Henry H. Hauck Anna C. Davis Anna Catherine Davis North Street A. R Sophia Lutz Rieder Inii‘ana Tiery C. Davis William ‘Davis Be, M. Moss Chicago, Il B.D. Junker San Diego Paul Hine San Antonio Texas Lena Ayers Streams Chapel Oakland Cemetery Rose Selig Miller Mark Miller Franki A. Hoffman Vammergrift Marion C Chester McCool Vandergrvitt Robert Neff Canton Richard Ralph Selig Canton Ohio Prank Selig St. Bernard’s Catholic Church St. Bernard’s Cemetery George W. Hart Anna Ruth Hart T. P. Mikewell Roy Mikesell Robert Mikesell Neodasha Kan Carrie Jones Phillip M. Lichtenfels Bub A. D. Lichtenfels Albert Jacob C. Lichtenfels Clinton Wakefield Mrs. W. 4 Hh, Shaw Wilhelmina Hannah Harmon Shaw Gleveland Indianaland Wilte Township William Harmon William Hanna Ben Avon James I Mettelfinger Maple Street John Patterson Barr Howard Flock Manter Anidlana Akay
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