Pitcairn Driver Cleared After Fatal Indiana County Crash
John Kein of Pitcairn and Paul Phillips of Lilly died when a car on the William Penn highway between Blairsville and Armagh overturned after brakes jammed on a curve. Milner was jailed then released after coroner's inquest found him not culpable. Phillips died at Indiana hospital Saturday noon. Phillips was unmarried. Kein left a widow and one child.
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Pitcairn
Lilly
John Kein
Paul Phillips
William Penn Highway
Chas. H. Milner
Blairsville
Armagh
Milner
Kolin
Phillips
Philips
Indiana Hospital
Koin
Classified ad insight from The Progress urging buyers
The Progress promotes its classified ads as a powerful way to reach thousands. It notes a rate of one cent per word for ads of twenty five words or more, encouraging readers to buy, sell, or exchange items.
Triumph in Railroading marks Chicago Union Station milestone
A lengthy retrospective details the Chicago Union Station as a landmark in engineering and design. It notes vast scale with main building spanning acres, a 125 seat conference room for patrons, and extensive facilities on a single level. The union serves multiple railroads and anticipates handling 50 000 passengers daily with room for expansion.
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Chicago Union Station
United States
Chicago
Elim
Rome
Union Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
Millwaukee
Stop Wasting or Face Pauperism
An address stresses national and personal economics to halt waste of wealth and education. It argues education must teach people to manage personal incomes, save, and invest for all ages, warning that waste leads to pauperism and that every sector must act.
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America
United States
Ufe
Cash on Hand Lets You Seize Quick Profit Says Aunt Emmy
In a dialogue with Jane, Aunt Emmy extols keeping cash for opportunities and cash discounts. She cites the Brown brothers inheritance case where cash enabled immediate purchase and later profit, and notes that even small cash on hand can secure savings and fast deals.
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Jane
Aunt Emmy
Dana
Brown Brothers
Center Street
Peter Haskina
Haskins
A.B. Aymes
Reward Leads to Suspense in Grow Case and Nearby Party
Officials traced an anonymous letter plot linked to Delos Grow’s disappearance. A rock side exchange and envelope were found after a staged stakeout, prompting federal agents to drop in. A man tied to the letters was later arrested and released on bail. Nearby, a Stover home party in Washington township featured residents from Rural Valley and Indiana enjoying games, music, and refreshments.
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Samuel 8
Lucas
Big Son
Delos Grow
Ralkjed
Grow
Blairsville Road
Stephen T. Gibson
Indiana
Gibson
Louis Litzinger
Homer City
Mr. Gibson
Stover
Washington
R. B. Stover
Washington Township
Andrew Fox
Robert Mahar
Homer Park
Lee Henderson
William Little
Sara Jane Sell
William Maham
Elder Peterman
Medran Peterman
Glenn Brandon
Edward Buckhite
Afl
Maggie Bish
J. B. Black
Alice Shaw
James Shaw
Matthew McKinney
Rural Valley
Thelma Short
Mildred Stover
George Kerr
Bankers Back Mason County Plan to Improve Cattle
Bankers in Mason County Michigan back a county move to replace scrub stock with purebred cattle. The county agent outlines buying young purebred sires and placing them with willing farmers who will raise them. Bankers will finance the purchase and take a one year interest free note.
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Mason County
Mich
Five Destroys Barn on W. Earl Foreman Property
A barn on W Earl Foreman’s property two and a half miles west of Indiana was totally destroyed Saturday afternoon around 4 o'clock with all contents. Livestock were in a pasture and a hunting dog tied in a stall died. The fire's origin is undetermined. The barn had recent painting and repairs and housed valuable machinery. Insurance does not fully cover the loss. Jewart Family Reunion near Planiville marked July Fourth with extended family from Homer City Vandergrift Cresson Marion and others. Thirty six dined from supplies and baskets brought by guests within and beyond the family circle.
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W. Earl Foreman
W.earl Foreman
Indiana
Jewart
George Jewart
Planiville
Homer Jewart
Homer City
Orie Jewart
Cresson
Miles Lloyd
Maryin
Kelso Jewart
Laura Jewart
Vandergrift
Park van ¥Iorn
Arlene Jewart
Marion Centter
Clarksburg Women Escape After Car Plunges 15 Feet
Three Clarksburg women Mrs M A Fulton Mrs Frank Ark and Miss Olive Elrick narrowly escaped serious injury when their car fell 15 feet from a bridge over Blacklegs Creek at Treesa Mill. The vehicle wrecked and occupants suffered minor cuts and bruises. Loose bridge planks were noted and the incident occurred while en route to Saltsburg.
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Clarksburg
Stra
M. A. Fulton
Frank @ark
Olive
Elrick
Blacklegs Creek
Treesa Mill
Saltsburg
A. Fulton
Indiana Town Social Notes and Local Events
Among the Indiana callers this week were J Cc White HR 2 Getty L MW Carna sham and family and John Clawson Miss Virginia Harvey of Wear Lebaton spent the past week with Werwale J King Mrs J A Getty returned home Saturday after visiting her son Dale Getty Mrs Roy Beer in Indiana hospital is somewhat improved Lawn fete planned at Chas Bloomauist home in Aultman July 23 Bundy School Picnic Armstrong Township Sunday school group held sixth annual outing at Minnie Anderson’s July 4 with games music and a good dinner
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Indiana
J. Cc. White
Getty
L. MW. Carnasham
John Clawson
Virginia Harvey
Wear' Lebaton
Werwale
J. ©. King
J. A. Getty
Dale Getty
Roy Beer
Indiana’ Hospital
Chas
Aultman
Bundy
Armstrong Township
Minnie Anderson
Indiana Man and Creekeidle Wed in Cumberland Md
Indiana man Paul Abbey and Miss Mildred Irene Postlewaite of Creekside were issued a marriage license in Cumberland on July 4. The couple, popular young people, receive best wishes from friends. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buchman welcomed a baby boy Tuesday night July 7 at the Indiana Hospital. mother and child are doing well.
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Indiana
Cumberland
Paul Abbey
Missi
Mildred Irene Postlewaite
Creakaide
Buchman Home
Joseph Buchman
Indiana Hospital
Reverend White-Wiliam James White Bride Dor is Van Cott Harrigan
Rev. Witant J. White of Hallsville and Miss Dor is Van Cott Harrigan of Tenafly were married at St. Pauls Church Inglewood New Jersey June 29 in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Dr Joseph A. Lyne. About 300 guests attended the wedding and 150 joined the reception at St Pauls Parish House. The couple sail for Europe the next day visiting Switzerland France and England and will reside in Hackensack New Jersey upon return.
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Witant J. White
Hallsville
Wiliam James White
Clara White
South Stewart Street
Mairsville
Doris van Cott Harrigan
Tenaffy
N. J
St. Paul's Church
Inglewood
Joseph A. Lyne
St. Paul's Parish House
White
Europe
Switzerland
France
England
Hackensucks
Farewell Surprise Party for Local Nurse Trainee
A farewell surprise party was held at J. W. Salsgiver’s home near Indiana on Friday evening for Miss Laura Salsgiver who will soon leave for New Kensington to enter nurse training with Citizen's General Hospital. About 60 attendees enjoyed games and dancing followed by a lunch. A painting crew works on the Diamondville High Bridge this week.
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J. W. Salsgiver
Indiana
Laura Salsgiver
New Kensington
Citizen’s General Hospital
Fire blight hits apples and pears this December
Fire blight severely hits apple and pear trees during blossom time. Many trees show browning from the illness and only cutting out affected parts was once practiced. Spraying is now used to control the disease.
Blairsville Couple Elopes and Marries in Welleturg
A Blairsville couple James M Vorlage son of William Vorlage of Morewood avenue and Misa Helem Bigs of Wynn street eloped on Thursday to Welleturg W Vai Piuraday night and were married Friday morning, returning to Blairavilla Saturday amid congratulations from many friends.
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Blairsville
James MI. Vorlage
William Vorlage
Morewood, Avenue
Misa Helem Bigs
Wynn Street
Blairsvill
Welleturg
Vai
Blairavilla
Homer City Girl Marries Lloyd Stiles in Yohnatown
Miss Hazell Fair of Homer City and Lloyd Stiles of Washington announce their marriage on June 30 in Yohnatown. The groom formerly taught in the county and is employed at Smittis Ferry, Pa. The couple will reside at Smittis Ferry.
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Homer ‘City
Lloyd Stiles
Washington, Fa
Hazell Fair
Homer City
Yohnatown
Tite Britta
Smittis Ferry
Stiles
Miner Phillip Penzzotte Injured in Rock Fall at Tipperary
Phillip Penzzotte of Tr diana county aged 44 is in Spangler hospital with injuries from a rock fall in the mines at Tipperary on Monday evening. His condition is stated as favorable.
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Phillip: Penzzotte
Phillip Penzotte
Tipperary
Diana County
Spangler Hospital
Playgrounds for Kiddies Bought at Sheriff’s Sale
Punxsutawney playground sites were bought in at a sheriff’s sale last week and will be financed by the Rotary Kiwanis and Civic clubs to benefit local children. The clubs plan to raise funds to complete the project for the kiddies.
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Punxsutawney
Sheriff’s Sale
Rotary, Kiwanis
Civic Clubs
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John Jacoby
South Seventh Street
George Nihert
Rayne Township
Keener Fox
Greensburg
Jacoby
Town
Albert Jacoby
C. W. Long
A. B. Hiceland
Dan Sickenberger
Albert Jacoby, Jr
Ross Rumbaugh
W. C. Jacoby
8. C. Jacoby
Pittsburgh
Murray Ruffner
Helvetia
George Nibert
Nibert
Joseph Rising
Anderson
William E. Knox
American Bankers Association
Emmy
Diamondyville High Bridge
High Bridge
Diamondville
Troutman’s
Bell
Pansy
Tnd
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