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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1918

Page

5

Indiana men buy coal territory between South Bend and Elderton

Dr H B Buterbaugh J C Medregor and Harry Clark purchase about 1200 acres of West Lebanon coal between South Bend and Elderton Armstrong county at 30 dollars an acre. Payments made Monday to landowners including Fowler 92 acres Peterman and son 225 Frick 100 Campbell 150 Melvin Weirs 160 Walker 100 Anderson 120 Rupert 100 Fennell 125. No immediate development plans, but buyers expect eventual operation on property formerly owned by Elizabeth Walker due to ideal location.

Herbert Frick John A. Campbell Meliwa Weirs Elizabeth Walker Oscar Anderson J. A. Rupert Peter Fennell

Second Day of Curb Market Draws Indiana Shoppers

Indiana’s second curb market on North Seventh Street drew crowds as 18 vehicles sold vegetables berries cottage cheese buttermilk and ice poultry within two hours demand outpaced supply. Vendors urged visible price cards to aid buyers and sellers. The market, now a fall and summer fixture, opens at 7 oclock with more farmers expected next Saturday.

Indiana North Seventh Street Seo

Pensions for Widows of Spanish American War Men

President Wilson signed a July act granting pensions to widows and children of men who served at least 90 days in the Spanish American war the Philippine insurrection or the Boxer rebellion. Widows receive 12 dollars monthly and each child under 16 receives 2 dollars monthly, provided family net income does not exceed 250 dollars yearly. The law will be printed in full next week. Miss Graff to wed Joseph LaRoche August 8 in St Bernard’s Roman Catholic church. Miss Graff, daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Graff, is a former Indiana State Normal School graduate and former Homer City teacher. LaRoche works for Westinghouse at Wilmerding.

New Daw Wilson Missrances Graf Frances Craff East Water Street Joseph J. TaRovhe Wilmerding St. Bernard's Miss Graff George W. Graff Indiana State Normal School Homer LaRoche Westinghouse Company

Missionaries Rev W T Anderson to preach in town

Rev and Mrs W T Anderson, veteran missionaries in India, arrived on furlough and visit county relatives. Supported by Conemaugh presbytery of United Presbyterian church, Anderson will occupy the pulpit at First United Presbyterian Church Sunday morning.

Mission Wold W.T. Anderson India America Conemaugh

Bee Experts to Visit Indiana on July 29

Charles N. Greene chief apiary advisor of the Department of Agriculture will speak at the Kline Bros apiary 1249 Washington street on Monday July 29. He will discuss bee keeping problems and demonstrate modern methods of handling bees. All interested in bees and honey production urged to attend. The service is free and aims to boost honey yields to save sugar.

Charles N. Greene Department of Agriculture Kline Bros Washington Street

John W Warner Chosen Permanent Farm Agent

John W Warner former head of Elders Ridge Vocational school agriculture department is chosen permanent farm agent for Indiana county to succeed BE Fish who is in military service and likely headed to France.

Elders Ridge BE. Fish John W. Warner Elders Ridge Vocational School Indiana County France

Weddings of a Week in Rochester Mills and Horton

Ritchie Mottarn George C. Ritchie and Edna VY Mottarn were married July 11 at the bride’s sister’s home in Johnstown by Rev. Orlando G. Frye. Harry A. McCall and Dollie Cessna wed at the M E church parsonage with Rev. B. W. Hutchingon officiating. Several parcels changed hands in recent real estate sales, including Hetrick to Laurent, Little to McCurdy, Harman to Harman, and Fowler to Fowler, with prices ranging from 2,500 to 8,800 dollars. Captain David W. Simpson sold his North Ninth Street residence to Michael Heckman, with a 30 by 40 foot plot included, possession October 1. William McGregor property on North Sixth Street sold to Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal & Tron Company for 8,500 dollars, to be occupied by To. W Rollinson Jr. Captain D B W Simpson bought Mrs. Pod McGovern property on South Tenth Street for 2,204 dollars. A dwelling at South Bend on the Zellner farm burned Saturday evening, likely due to a chimney spark.

Ritchie Mottarn George C. Ritchie Edna VY. Mottarn Rochester Mills Merle Williams Johnstown Orlando G. Frye Fairfield Avenue M. E Daniel Mottarn Marchand Sixth Street William McGregor North Sixth Street Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal & Tron Company Iselin Coal Interests W Rollinson, Jr Coal Run Young Township South Bend Zellner al Martin Marcy Wuehheit Pittsburgh Indiana al Robinson Avantia City J. G. Kearney Brushvallley Punxsittawney Minn Elso Inglewood Cal al Pollock Marion Center Willis Tucker and Buffalo N. Y Marion Gan Lovejoy Ma Brion G. H. Fleming North Fifth Street H.S. Fyock Philadelphia Virg A.’T. Cox North Ninth Street Edward Shank Vanedergrift France Camp Forrest Harry Ankeny Caroline ‘Moore Tippecanoe City T. W. Fouts Parkwood Sen Rman Ca. A Arthur W.wilson M. F. Jamison South Sixth Straet Harry Ruffner Rayne Township 37Th Engineers Fort Myer Amour Mullen South Tenth Street Aspinwall H. M. Lepper Mullen John Lytle Thirteenth Street Margaret Carrie Lytle West Philadelphia Street Long Branch N. J Camp Vail Sudan C. Buchhelt South Seventh Street Silas Wanner Due Hols Balti Mate Mia Tra Barl W. Marl Chestnut Street 4Th Sanitary Department Camp Meade William Johns W. P. Johns Wilkinsburg Brushvalley South Sevanth Street William St. Clair Hazel Agnes &J. Clair Erie le Farmer Oscar St. Clair Chicago Thta St. Clair Louis Jacoba Jacobs Misa Helles Chiffith Town Philippines Willian C. Ball Fiynddork Harry 8. Smeal Pitteburgh Maythi J. Sinead Merhert Srgaut Waehberton Jask Weil Mark Sint Will Sarah Tasehtoe Hospital Bat Mursine Lesene Willian Bolin Varddael Smead East Liberty Braddock Conemaugh Blairsville Maxmillan Mia Young Man Ben Greet Players Goldsmith Theody New York City Michael Bennett South Sixth Street Indiana Hospital Ming Charlotte Richardson Willian Rich“andson Center Township Michael Bennet Renply White Township Lowa Utoy Dadinua Lonnart Conor Bennett Ehurehl Anu William Harry Park Ralph Bennett Edward Bennett Langley Aviation Field Morrison Uluse George Tichardson Connellsville Frank Richardyan McKeesport Arnold Warren Parker Whitsburgh W. Lt. Mckee Oakland

Transactions in Indiana County Real Estate Transfers

A list of numerous real estate transfers in Indiana County since the last report. Buyers include H B Clark, J G Gerry, Rudolph Green, Dudley Spence, Charles W Rumbaugh, Joseph Yanni, Leitzer, Dorothy Brady, John A Wikin, Susannah Walker, W Henry, G W Stabi, Robert Roley, Claude Johnston, Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal and Iron Co, Frank Finsthwait, Elias S Makles, Tames Miller, Joe Schomoski among others. Properties include acres, lots, and tracts in Smicksburg, Saltsburg, Canoe, Blairsville, Homer City, Cherry Tree, Burrell, Young, Dixonville, First Ward Indiana, and First Ward Indiana stakes with varied sums. Several guardians and administrators are listed as transferors or purchasers.

Homer City Dorothy J. Brady van Lewis Smicksburg John A. Wikin John A. Elkin Susannah Walker Samuel Gruden White Wun L. Rhea Saltsburg G. W Wm. J. Zeigler Guardian Firs Ward Indiana Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal & Iron Co C. A. Grumbling Cherry Tree Frank Finsthwait J. J. Palmer Burrell Elias S. Makles S. J. Sidey

Lightless Nights Hit Nation In War Fuel Order

The United States Fuel Administration announces a four night per week outdoor lighting ban in eastern states and two nights in others, effective today. Advertisements signs and exterior ornamentation on buildings including store windows must be darkened, with exceptions for roof gardens, restaurants, and moving picture theaters. The rule covers coal gas oil and other fuels. County officials are instructed to enforce compliance.

United States Fuel Administration New England Pennsylvania J. R. Richards

Personal Brevities From Indiana Visitors and Local News

A column of brief notices lists visitors and residents from Indiana and nearby towns, including Mr. and Mrs. Marcy Wuehheit, Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Clements, and Mrs. William Scott visiting from various towns. It notes travels by car to Cambridge Springs, Philadelphia, and France, plus local activities, family arrivals, and training assignments for soldiers.

War era letter from Indiana county man in France

A soldier from Indiana County writes home about frontline life in France. He describes landed in Maginot region, Allied aid, and the discipline of censorship. The letter praises American troops, notes pay comparisons, and mentions German prisoners and air battles. It also reports local names and a few regional notices from North Mahoning teachers and community events.

Nhat Weyndpepert Dee Lowman Bellphone Operatior Pweltttt Hfield Artillery United States Army France Sive Tn Magi Baghind Jd Prenet England Indiana County Red Cross Club Beer Turner Steat George Wurper Sinea Wrlte Cde Namny Walla United States Ahany Ima Pittaburgh

Ten Horse Racing Schedule And Public Notices

The report outlines the upcoming equestrian events at Tenent County, September 4 and 5 with a main event September 8, featuring ten 400 purse races plus a 50 purse for fastest horse. Indiana community members listed for parade and announcements include coal company figures and local dignitaries, with broader notices about local military draft proceedings and several obituaries across Homer City, Connellsville, and surrounding townships.

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Man Killed by Lightning in Canoe Township Shed

A lifelong Canoe Township resident Adwar Shields died Wednesday night when a bolt struck the wind wheel shaft on his barn shed. The barn caught fire only lightly, livestock uninjured, and the body was not marked. Funeral services were held Friday and interment was in Covede cemetery. Shields, born July 18 1832, was a Civil War veteran and longtime Democrat active in local public affairs. He leaves a large family including children in Clymer, Rayne township, Hamilton, and St Albans.

Adwar Shialds Thos Township Craghe Covede George Shields Rockbridge Jease Thomas Clymer Bilmer Weaver Town Charles Thomas Rayne Township Harey Grover Hamilton Daniel Kling St. Albans W. Vas Samuel and Aaron Shields Shields

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