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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1920

Page

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Mine Foreman Held for Death of Boy

Victor Caldibella aged 17 found dead after a scuffle at the Armerford Mine in Buffington township. Harry Brown the foreman was jailed on a serious charge after witnesses said he slapped the boy and pressed his neck in a dispute over finishing coal loading before noon. The coroner’s inquest and witnesses described a confrontation that ended with the youth's death and Brown's arrest.

Harry Brown Armerford Buffington Township Victor Caldibella Louis Caldibella Caldibella Brown J. E. McMullen James Brugansl Henry Stiles Coal Company Dan Depuma Victor

Real Estate Transfers Reported in Indiana County

Real estate transfers list numerous deeds in Indiana County including W Burkett to Blair Uber two acres in South Mahoning for 900 and Charles F Moorhead to Cyrus W Gaul thirty six acres in South Mahoning for 26500 plus many other parcels across Montgomery Rayne Cherryhill and Burrell. The report covers dozens of lots and tracts with prices from 100 to 2700 and notes several guardianships and estate transfers along with social notes on local residents and upcoming community events. It also records a car accident involving Justus and Powell and a grange address by Dr J G Bethune plus a dynamited railroad safe and town property purchase by Lord Charley Pauch. Other items include Boy Scout camp plans and small civic notices.

Indiana County W. Burkett Blair Uber South Mahoning Charles F. Moorhead Cyrus W. Gaul W. Altimus Charles Altimus West Wheatfield Burba Joseph Dudak Montgomery John F. Clements Guardian W. P. McCartney Second Ward Indiana Fred Houck John Andresik Rayne Annis M. Brown Harry Burkett Mike Krupe John W. Haddick Clymer Davis A. Palmer J. J. Palmer Blacklick Wm. Potter Hulda Fetterman Frank G. St. Clair EB. B. Campbell White Wm. Lowry Robert 3. Grouse First Ward Joshua HE. Strong Edward WN. Lydick Cherryhill Blairsviile Land Improvement Co National Plate Glass Co Burrell Sarah EK. Duncan John Stucke Canter Samuel R. Green Giampetro H. B. Myers James Peddicord Acras Buffington B. McCormick Robert F. Gerhart Frank 2. Potts John C. Weaver Richmond EB. McCoy James A. McCoy Hast Mahoning Frank A. Wood M. H. Wilson Adam H. Mikesell Charles ¥. Pauch

A Little Blacklick Lass Marjorie Ruth Wadsworth

The Little Daughter of Mr and Mrs William Wadsworth of Blacklick is shown in a photograph from a series of portraits of Indiana county youngsters by Philadelphia photographer Carl L Douglass of Philadelphia Street. The image is offered as a new feature in The Progress.

Marjorie Ruth Wadsworth William Wadsworth Blacklick Indiana County Sons and Daughters Carl L. Douglass Philadelphia Douglass

Interest Shown in Chha Health Crusade

The Indiana County Child Health Crusade chapter visited Marchand Co yode Marion Center Jacksonville Saltsburg and Tunnelton last week for a clinic. This week the clinic will visit Dilltown Brushvalley Aultman Coal Run Whiskey Run West Lebanon Ernest from July 30 to August 6 with stops aimed at helping mothers care for children. Community groups can request clinics by contacting the chapter house at Indiana. The outreach emphasizes thorough town coverage before moving to new localities.

Whiskey Run West Lebanon Ernest Indiana

Mrs Naupgle Honored by Friends on 50th Birthday

Mrs. Naupgle of Cramer was surprised by friends after a Johnstown motor trip as they marked the 50th anniversary of her birth with gifts, games, music, and luncheon. Attending were numerous Naugle and Ressler families and friends, listing many recipients.

Harry Naugis Cramer Johnstown L. H. Naugle Gon Lloyd Mra N. B. Naugle Harry Naugle Mlings Ressler Edward Warl Detwiler G. W. Johns Harry Wadsworth J. H. Myers Pearl Wagner Mayberry Twila Margaret Wid Maurice Naugh Regina Alica Idi Albert Clark Budd Leard Louls McClosky Helen Ida Mary Tessler

Surprises mark Susanna Patterson birthday party at Maple Street

A large group of friends celebrated Mrs Susanna Patterson an elderly widow on Maple Street with baskets of food and a fine dinner. She received many gifts and the gathering honored her birthday in a warm community event.

Indiana Susanna Patterson Maple Street

Inland Merchants Picnic Enjoyed by Indiana Providers

Indiana county business men hosted Inland merchants and employees at Idlewood Park for the first annual picnic. A north side vs south side baseball game fueled the day, with the Southsiders winning. After a dinner and remarks by Rev. J. M. Gearhart, dancing closed the event at 10. Plans are already under way for a bigger and better picnic next year.

Windreds Idlewood Park Indiana Kiewood Park Dione Hyndreda Philadelphia Street J. M. Gearhart Lutheran Church of Indiana Indiana County

Pennsylvania Crop Report Highlights Mixed Yields

The Pennsylvania Crop Report dated July 1 shows wheat at 86 percent of normal with expected 17.6 bushels per acre and 27.56 million bushels. Rye at 9 percent of normal with 17.2 bushels per acre forecast and 4.03 million bushels. Oats at 61 percent of normal with 34.7 bushels per acre and 40 million bushels. Corn planted 1,476,340 acres. 85 percent condition, 40 bushels per acre, 59.07 million bushels. Meadows and grasses 85 percent of normal, potatoes 65 percent planted, 22 million bushels expected. Should yield vary, totals near 148 million bushels across crops. Local notes include a wedding shower for Mr and Mrs Crawford in Clymer and a severe farm accident in Lucerne yards. Postmaster position for Saltsburg advertised with civil service exam at Apollo on August 18.

Bureau of Statistics Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Pennsylvania Saltsburg Apollo

Deaths and notices from Rochester Mills area

Obituaries and notices from Rochester Mills and nearby towns report Clark Bain aged 20 son of Camden and [illeg] Bain died after lockjaw at South Bend Indiana while employed in steel mills. Also Aaron Work Elder 66 of Rochester Mills died of heart trouble. family links include Mrs C W Warner and Mrs I Drummond. Mrs William Waltemire 60 of Kenwood died of cancer. eight plus relatives listed. Other items: property change of hands in Home. church and fraternal notices. brief items on local events, funerals, and a Bible conference with local delegates.

Clark McCiellan Bain Clark McClean Rain Camden W Pear Rochester South Bend Ind Thata Ceased Juneau Grange United Mine Workers Avon Work Iider Aaron Work Rochester Mill Westley Richmond United Presbyterian Church C. W. Warner Gig Thun Drummond Jennytown Lister Eugene D. Watt Rochester Mills Pine Grove William Waltemire Matilda Wallemire Kenwood Harmony Cemetery Milton Lydith Commondora Frank Coy Hellwood Milton Pronk Barnesboro Smith

Reunions Planned Across August For Local Families

Forty plus articles announce August family reunions for Wiggins Gibson and Neal kin alongside a Trimble Blose school gathering. Events include gatherings at Parkwood homes and a Kentucky Grace church area route, with music by Gipsy Martial band and Arcadit brass band. Attendees urged to bring baskets.

Pastoral Assignments For Sunday Services In Salem and Monville

Clark of town will lead Sunday school services at Salem Lutheran Church Le MM Clark to oversee the Sunday service at 10 00 oclock next Sunday Also Mr Chirk will preside at the services at Wilb at 2 30 pm Evening services at Monvillea Sunday at 8 00 pm will be led by S Wirthrie of town President of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association

Annad Salem Lutheran Elurcb le MM Clark Town Chirk Wileb Monvillea O'Clork S. W.iurthrie

Local Minister Visits West as Family Trips North

Pastor James A. Lawrence of Second United Presbyterian with Mrs Lawrence travels overland to visit son in Hirtx Wally S. Oak. They plan weeks in the west returning by way of Ford. Social notes report Mrs Sutton and Mrs Torrence entertaining in honor of Mrs DTildo McClellan of Buffalo NY, a former Arne Grove resident. A motor trip east includes HW Thompson and relatives attending a state convention in Warrighure with plans to Philadelphia for Red Cross events. Red Cross picture show and tree moving pictures planned Saturday evening July 41 in Marchand grove under Indiana County Chapter Red Cross. Community invited. Also news of Wilson B Whey relocating to Cleveland with Guenthers Art Galleries. W T Anderson transferred to Freeport as Pennsylvanian Railroad agent. NT Rink new agent here. A social will be held at Bell School Washington township Thursday evening. ladies invited to bring ples.

Gaynelle Henry Bann Tun Mis J. AL Lytle Penn Run Indiana Laura Lewia Oni Street Salida Denver Cole M. L. Wiggins West Church Street Philadelphia John R. Bath South Seventh Street Cambridge Springs Maria Zener Taylor Avenue Selly Cambria County W. C. Mckee New York City J. M. Mefkes Wayne Avenue Les Amond Charles Manor H. J. Thompson Marion Center Frank Katherine Kunkle Greensburg West Philadelphia Dora Pails West Philadelpha Street Archie Kunkle Della H. Little Youngstown George Frech Ida Kellysburg HH. S. Frech Pittsburgh M. B. Lukehart Vandergrift Mary Howard West Philadelphia Street Dillie Cunningham Armagh Samuel Cunningham Mary Moorhead Minneapolis C. T. McLaughlin Dayton Ohio H. M. O'Reilly R. W. Wehrle Company Elmira N.Y Canada H. J. Brody Harrisburg Retail Clothiers’ Association Atlantic City Albert Heckle Wanton Alvin Evans Edensburg W. D. Bush Washington Street Claude Bath Leonard Cincinnati Witt Brace Cleveland Martha Bruce Railroad Avenue Mra C. L. McCurdy Charlotte Palton Miller Washington Township Myra J. F. Mulberger George Lowman Lawrence Kans John McGeary Leechturg A. Cunningham Wayne Agenus Swarts Crawford Millford Mass Cunningham Portland Montreal Odessa Furhart Mys Warhart Hart Willa Salisbury Miss Marhart Stewa Hone J. J. McCoy Wilkinsburg A. M. Wiggins Parkwood J. R. Wiggins Ear Parkwood Della Little 8. M. Gatley Apollo James W. Wiggins White Township Scranton G. Lytle Wiggins Arthur Wiggins Walter Wigging Weyminster College Gibsona Grace Church Clymer Ferrier and Sheesley Jacob Ferrier Hillsdale Trimbla-Blose School Gipsy Martial Band Trade City Mita David McCurdy Ford Baw James A. Lawrence Second United Presbyterian Church Hirtx Wally S. Oak Pord Hin Marchand Insiana County American Red Cross

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