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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1914

Page

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Indictments Placed Before Grand Jury At County Court

The term opened Monday as constables reported bad county roads. Foreman W M Streams led the grand jury which will hear indictments against numerous defendants for crimes including larceny assault and battery riot illegal liquor selling fornication and bastardy murder and other charges. Civil verdicts noted include 128.50 to Ww H Clawson and 304.89 to Blairsville Machine Works. many trials postponed to June 15 due to G A R encampment nearby.

W. M. Streams East Mahoning Township Commonwealth Walter King Sam Has Ulissi’ Rudolphi Vito Palmero Henry Russell Peter Venato Alfonso Cappello Abe Buchman Rothers Mike Jeke Tony’ Lom-bardo Frand Buderleskey Ww. H. Clawson Joseph Hines Blairsville Machine Works John W. Green Apollo W. L. Shields Blacklick Township

Serious Auto Accident at Marion Center Injures Several

Memorial Day crash at Marion Center involved a car driven by Dr. John Stewart colliding with John Russell’s vehicle. Russell’s car overturned leaving James A White with a broken shoulder blade and Quay Raughter cut hand from glass. Braughter fought serious blood loss. taken to his father Frank Braughter’s home near Richmond.

Marion Center Memorial Day John Stewart John Russell Mr. Russell James A. White Quay Raughter Braughter Frank Braughter Richmond

Elders Ridge Academy 75th anniversary events set

Elders Ridge Academy at Riders Ridge marks its seventy fifth anniversary with commencement on June 25. The program includes Literary Society reunions at 3 8 p m and a 10 30 a m commencement with a luncheon at noon and an alumni gathering in the afternoon. Class Day is scheduled for June 24 evening. Proceeds from the luncheon at 50 cents a plate go to the academy. An alumni and friends invitation is extended. Also note farmers institutes meeting set for June 9 to plan the next series in the county.

Elders Ridge Academy Riders Ridge Literary Society Farmers’ Institute C. George West Lebanon Farmers’ Institutes Commissioners’ Office

Baptists to Gather at Blairsville Next Week Conventions

Delegations from all Indiana Baptist Association Sunday schools and Young People's Unions will convene in Blairsville for the 37th Sunday school and 28th Young People's Union annual meetings. Rev. Dr. E M Stephenson and other leaders will address sessions with programs outlining devotionals, reports, committees, and new ministries.

Young Indiana Baptist Association Blairsville E. M. Stephenson American Baptist Publication Society Orenoe Findley Educational Department of the Church C. E. Parker Home Department Harry Fee H. M. Stephenson D. W. Stahl Frank Antil C. F. Darll Cradle Rolls C. H B. Keating J.T. Davis H. F. King M. J. Rowland Elias Rowland H.F. Back Secy Indiana Y M.C The Baptist Young People’s Union A. m J. D. Spicher A. J. Furman B. Y J. T. Davis R. B. Dunmire Byron Mulberger M. M. Smith B. M. Ansley Edith M. Meaving Kathryn Berkey M. Stephenson

Fire destroys Coleman barn at Smicksburg. man burned

W. B. Coleman’s farm at Smicksburg suffered a large blaze early yesterday destroying a barn and killing six head of young cattle. Wesley Coleman was severely burned trying to save stock as flames swept through the structure. Insurance covered about 1800 of the estimated 5000 dollar loss, with oats wheat corn hay and farm machinery also destroyed. The fire’s incendiary origin is suspected.

Wesley

Clarion Normal Girls Win Western Pennsylvania Tennis Championship

The finals at the Normal school saw Clarion Normal girls clinch the title. Martha Sansom of Clarion defeated Flegal Indiana 6-2 7-3 4. Weaver and Lilly of California beat Bowman and Weaver Clarion 7 8 8 2 6 8 6-4 7-5. Sansom and Collum of Clarion beat Flegal and Douglass Indiana 2-6 7-5 8-6.

Western Pennsylvania Normal School Clarion Normal Wilson Indiana Weaver California Martha Sansom Clarion de- Tearen Flegal Lilly Bowman Miss Collum Flegal Iene

Revival at Tanoma Draws Crowds for Week of Services

Spirited evangelistic meetings continue through the week led by Evangelist Newell and his party at Tanoma. Denominations unite to bring souls to Christ with stirring sermons and nightly music including "The Brewery Horses." A large baptism service is planned for next Sunday as capacity crowds attend each evening.

Tanoma Hvangelat Newell Christ

Sabbath School Workers Convene at Purchase Line

Cherry Tree district No. 2 Sabbath school workers gathered at East Mahoning Baptist church Purchase Line for the ninth annual convention. Revs Colburn Engle Burns and others spoke on topics, a basket dinner followed, officers were elected, and Rev J T Davis spoke on The Trained Teacher after a teacher training graduation.

Cherry Tree District Purchase Line Cherry Tree District No Grant Canoe Banks Montgomery East Mahoning Baptist Church Argo Colburn Near Cherry Tree Nancy Smith Arcadia Harry Mauk Rochester Mills J. T. Davis Blairsville

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report

Deeds recorded show numerous transfers across Green Cherry Inns and nearby townships. Names include Millie Fleming Jennie M Stephens Elizabeth Walker J EB Kunkle L F Sutter Eliza Little H R McCauley L Hudson Ramon White Joseph Cost Davis Lockard Millie Fleming Caroline Crouse Harry Stuchers Paul Smith Elva Potts Minerva Deemer Augusta Haskell D Roy Gates Dellie Hess Minnie Dick and others with properties in Green Homer City Indiana West Mahoning Washing ton North Juneau Canoe and surrounding areas. Also notes licenses for marriages in Homer City and incidents including a fall down stairs and nursing graduation at Homeopathic hospital.

Indiana County Millie Fleming Green August Tarabassi Jennie M. Stephens Cherry- Inns Charles Fyock George W. Craigheld Indiana Mary C. McKnight Elizabeth A. Walker Armstrong R. C. Stuchell J. EB. Kunkle Homer City L. C. Hasinger C. W. Tuck L. F. Sutter West Mahoning B. C. Lewis Eliza G. Little West Wheatsfield Maldon Mills H. R. McCauley Saltsburg George S. Lowman L. Hudson Washington D. Antomuccio Harry BD Stuchers Indiang Fessle F. Moorhead Inilana Paul Smith Braddock Elva Potts Rochester Mills Wim. McCall Pista Es Starford Lita V. Lowman Starford Charles McBride Homer Thomas J. O'Neil Madaline Ophal I. Lentz Madeline Edmund P. Yancy New York City Minerva P, Deemer Mechanicsburg Carl Be, Lawls Smickaburg Augusta F. Haskell Smicksburg Dellie J. Hess Minnie’ Dick Dixonville

Indiana visitors and town notables in brief

Andrew Pittman of Brushvalley serves as juror this week. Numerous residents and visitors from Indiana and nearby towns are noted, including G. R. Taylor in Ligoniar, Miss Marth MiHar visiting Johnstown, and Miss Blanche Smith hosting relatives. Memorial Day trips, trips to Pittsburgh and New York for shopping and visiting friends are common, along with church and school connections and upcoming travel for Della Leech to Europe and Grace Fleck to Grove City College.

Andrew Pittman Brushvalley G. R. Taylor Ligoniar Indiana Marth MiHar Johnstown Logan Moora Saltshore A. , Hoover Brushvalley Township John J. Cetty Pittsburgh A. Napp Starford J. Prank Rigsell Shalocta Kiddana Blanche Smith Jeannette R. N. Hester South Seventh Street Cratton D. A. Cunningham Wahyne Avenue Freeport Hlizabeth King North Ninth Street West Newton John 4. Getty Church Street MelCeds Port Pittsburg James Pifer Migs May Aul Town Squire Thomas S. Lynn Clyde Bess Cunningham Wayne Avenue Vuandereritt John McLaughlin Clarksburg Charles McLaughlin Ltown J. Frank Lowman A. B. King Clark Daugherty Center County Albert Henry Near Town Nathaniel Grove Raymond Grace and Golda Decker Penn Run John M. Sleppy William Sleppy Wilkinshire Willet Lafayette College T. C. Dias Heshbon Ethel Rairigh William Rairigh Skelecta Dias R. Daugherty West Church Street Northampton Maay Smith College Dorothy Daugherty Margaret Stephens Pine Flats Braddock G. Walbeck Near Heshbon Anna Harrisburg T. H. Stiles Glassboro N. J Walbeck Hdna Bell Hollins Seminary Misa Bell Misa Lockard Washington

Statewide county fairs set for 60 Pennsylvania counties

Nearly two million attendees were recorded at county fairs last year with 71 fairs planned across 60 counties. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture announced dates and premium changes while noting bans on gambling and certain midway shows.

Indiana Pennsylvania Department of N. B. Critchfield A. J. Martin State Horticultural Association of Pennsylvania State College Armstrong Diyton Apollo Butler Cambria Carrolltown Clarion

Resignations Leave Indiana Churches Without Pastors

Rev Crawford resigns after fourteen years at First Presbyterian. He will leave June 30, leaving four congregations without ministers on July 1. Also Rev Day Brownlee resigns from First United Presbyterian after over forty years, with pastor search ongoing. Rev H F King leaves Indiana Baptist after eight years July 1, and Rev Clarence Frankel departs Christ Episcopal for a church in Brookline, near Pittsburgh.

Indiana Reguha Swartz Crawford First Presbyterian Church Place First United Presbyterian Church First United Presbyterian H. F. King Indiana Baptist Church Clarence Frankel Christ Episcopal Church Brookline Pittaburg

Murder at Reed as Vatella allegedly shoots Falcom

Alleged murderer Vatella fled after a Wednesday night quarrel at Reed. He reportedly pressed a revolver to Falcom’s temple and fired, the wound proving fatal next morning. Dr. H B Buterbaugh testified witnesses saw an accidental discharge while examining the revolver, a claim contradicted by powder marks on Falcom’s face. The investigation continues while the suspect remains at large.

K. Ing Vital Reed Salvatore Vatella Nick Falcom Falcom Vatella Valcom Vatesia H. B. Buterbaugh Falecom

Deaths in Union Campbell and nearby areas

Mrs Henry Barkey dies at home in new Campbell from heart trouble aged 75 born Matilda Diame Ruttner 1850 daughter of Dallas Ruffner. Survived by husband Henry Barkey and children Mrs Witham Lewis Proixsntaw fney Wayne Harkey Glen Campbell and Dottie Irene at home. Funeral at Glen Campbell Baptist Church with Rev J Thomas Davis and Rev Angie. interment Rawley Cemetery. Also Mrs Martha C Mahon 80 widow of Samuel Mahon died at Railroad Ave. Born East Mahoning township. United Presbyterian. Funeral at her home and interment Greenwood Cemetery. Sara Ann Colkitt 89 native of the county died near Soldier Jefferson County. Maiden Hamilton. survived by daughters Mrs Daniel Livingston and Mrs William Yohn. brothers John Hamilton Smyrna and Thompson Hamilton Richmond. funeral at United Presbyterian Richmond with burial there.

Henry Barkey Lew Campbell Jane Withon Matilda Diame Ruttner Dallas Ruffner Near Onbery Aste Menry Barkey Witham Lewis Proixsntawfney Wituay Harkey Glen Campball Dottie Irene Barke Jed Church Glen Campbell Baptist Church J. Thomas Davis Blairsville Angie M. I. Church Glen Campbell Rawley Crementery Thlisdale Martha C. Mabon Martha C. Mahon Samuel PB. Mahon Railroad Avenue Mahon Stewart East Mahoning Township United Presbyterian Church Ewing Jacksanville Greenwood Cemetery Sara Ann Colkitt Richmond

Indiana Veterans Welcome Week Opens With Parade

Indiana prepares for the Pennsylvania G A R encampment events from June 9 to 11. A civic parade Tuesday led by Captain D W Simpson. a military parade Wednesday under Department Commander Wells. streets lined with school girls in national colors. ox roast at 4 p m. May festival at Normal School. dress parades planned. veterans, Sons of Veterans and Women’s Relief Corps invited to assist. parade assigned to Starford contractor Napp.

Tarry White G. A.R Pennsylvania Department Indiana Tuearay D. W. Simpson Court House Commonwealth Wells Philadelphia Street Episcopal Church Normal School Fifth Street Water Street Seventh Street Municipal Hall Fair Grounds Indiana Artillery Pennsylvania Indiana House Sons of Veterans Women’s Relief Corps A. R 10Th Regiment Marshall D. W. Simpson Starford G. My HB. Napp Green Township Napp Stafford Greenwich Supply Company

Central District Telephone cuts shift to nine hours

L H Kinnard announces a nine hour day for plant department workers starting September, with eight hours for a small maintenance and house service group. About 3000 employees including linemen installers repairmen and test men will see payrolls kept at current levels while schedules adjust to the longer day. The rest of the company already operates on an eight hour day.

L. H. Kinnard Central District Telephone Company Wil Inemen

Blairsville College Sold at Public Sale

Blairsville College in Western Pennsylvania, once prosperous, was sold for 11000 dollars at a sale Wednesday afternoon. Purchasers were bondholders and several private Blairsville citizens who held claims exceeding 20000 dollars against the school.

City parade planning details and division lineups

Chief of Staff Alex M Stewart leads division chiefs J Blair Sutton Id J Shafter Ernest Wark J B Ament Firamen AG Christy Wallace Thomas Capt David Mair A I Reese. Aides will be chosen by division commanders. Borough Wall gathering set for Thursday June 4 at 8:00 p.m. to finish plans. Processions form at 1:30 p.m. with bands and officials on Philadelphia street and North 10th Street. Continued on Fourth Page.

Alex M. Stewart J.blair Sutton Id. J. Shafter Herough Ernest Wark J. B. Ament Firamen AG. Chitsty Bsixth If. Wallace Thomas David Mair Elehth A. I. Reese Borough Wall Indiana Military Band Philadelphia Street Tenth Street Band Indiana North Tenth Street

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