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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1920

Page

7

County Republicans Elect Thomas Chairman at County Convention

The Republican County Committee elected Burgess H. Wallace Thomas as chair man at a county convention marked by strong party support. Thomas pledged a vigorous fall campaign and thanked members as preparations begin for plans in August. Speakers included State Senator Graff and Rep John T. Davis along with several attorneys and committee members.

Republican County Committee Burgess H. Wallace Thomas J. Willis Wilson Thomas Wilbur P. Graff John T. Davis Blairsville John A. Scott Elder Peeler C. C. McLain Vernon Taylor Town D.W. Davis Armstrong Township C. M. Lingis Graceton

County farmers to attend state college Farmers Week trip

A large delegation of Indiana county farmers will travel by 25 autos over 100 miles to State College for June Farmers Week events Tuesday through Thursday. The group includes Ray Simpson, Harry Shearer, and Daniel Glenn, stock judging winners, with expenses covered by Farmers Bank & Trust Company. The trip also features a welcome by Governor Sproul and a chance to join stock judging and other activities. The notice invites others to join and contact the Iuchana County Farm Bureau for details.

Indiana County State College Indiana Strongstown Hbensburg Cresson Hollidaysburg Water Street Spruce Creek Pine Grove Mills William C. Sprouls Ray Simpson Harry Shearer White Township Daniel Glenn Green Township Farmers Bank & Trust Company Iuchana County Farm Bureau

Indiana County Beauties Lois Jean Douglass

The Progress presents a photo feature by Carl L. Douglass of Indiana county children under 12. This week shows Lois Jean Douglass, nine months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Douglass of Homer City. The series aims to spark local interest with studio portraits amid reproduction limitations.

Lois Jean Douglass Homer City Indiana County Carl L. Douglass Philadelphia Douglass George Douglass

Christian Endeavorers Convene at Presbyterian Church

Countywide Christian Endeavor convention opens with strong reports from county officers in session at the Presbyterian church. Dr A B Van Orner of Huntingdon delivers keynote address on the motto He Needs Me. Dr Floyd Tompkins of Philadelphia gives a farewell talk as sessions continue with music by B D Ackley and J H Mack. The convention closes tonight with an address by Rev Dr M Hadwin Fisch ey of Williamsport.

Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor A. B. van Orner Huntingdon Floyd Tompkins Philadelphia B. D. Ackley J. H. Mack Philadelpha M. Hadwin Fischey Williamsport

Pine Squirrels Steal Muslin Trespass Notices in Nest Work

Local resident J P Lydick near Ly sick station reports muslin trespass notices bought at The Progress office being torn by pine squirrels while posted on his water mill building above Allen bridge. He observed the thieves use the strips to build nests, noting the notices failed to deter them.

J. P. Liydick Lysick Progress Office Lydie

Shortlharn Breeders Buy Stock In Cadiz Sales

Prank McCrea of Blairsville and M. G. Steart of Indiana R D 4 attended cadiz Ohio stock sales. McCrea bought 11 head and Steart six head of Short horn cattle, expecting delivery to their county within days.

McCrea Blairsville R. D M. G. Steart Indiana R. D Cadiz Mr. McCrea Mar. Stewart

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Listings

A long list of property deeds recorded in Indiana County shows transfers across multiple townships including Cherry Tree, Green, Banks, West Wheatfield, and others. Entries note buyers and sellers such as Porter, Floyd, Campbell, Jones, and Mikesell, with parcel sizes from fractional acres to 125 acres and prices ranging from $150 to $778,660. The report also covers timber land purchases by the Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal & Iron Company in Soughvalley and surrounding townships.

Leeds Indiana Porter Mnmports Oseg Floyd Cherry Tree David Oher Marion Center B&b Campbell Farmers Exchange of Fourth Ward Charles Cicero Jack Avila Isaac RB Howard Robert Blakley Jacksonville Wim Houston Mike Seifer Burrell E. Mikesell Steve Mikesell R. N. Ray Frank Romeo Third Ward Thomas Dixon W. IF. Swift Clymer Catherine Jones Henry D. Jones West Wheatfield G. F. Lohr J. F. Mulberger Washington Abe Marks Bert Roof Genter P. H. Trusal G. F. Lor J. P. Thompson Ellis W. Stiffier Rayne Jonas Heilman John B G. Hastings Lowry Stumpf M. J. McDowell Green M. Edna Widdowson Elias Noble John W. Bennett Elizabeth M. Troxall Pine Eliza J. Fleming Frances G. Brown Clair Siverd William J. Craig Armstrong John Rozzello Anna Tate D. H. Wilt Julia Fuleki John Sibley Catherine Sibley Gipsy Russell C. Jones H. G. Bowers Pratt Coal Co Banks Lucinda Bruner Matthew Brunjer J. W. Berkey Frank M. Fulgens Centerville W. N. Cover Harry FP. Sheesholtz Blairsville H. Elkin Joseph E. Potts M. Heckman Center Adelaide P. Alan T. L. Brown Leard W. Byers Elizabeth A. Harman Crookside Mary E. Cameron C. C. Bonner Charles Kiwalla John W. Fetterman Ethel Mr. Newry Martha B. Arnold Conemaugh O'Neil W. E. Oakes Cherryhill Anna M G. I Charles H. Stear Iraql Gaha- Han West Munbonleg Wm. C. Johnston Charles McJunkin Soughvalley White, Young and Blacklick Mochester & Pittsburgh Coal & Iron Company James N. Stewart

Remarkable Recovery After Skull Fracture at Hospital

Mrs Frank Daugherty of town survived a severe fall down a cellar stairway on May 30 after a fractured skull left her in a nearly unconscious state for two weeks. An operation was performed, her condition stabilized last week, and she gradually improved at Indiana hospital with full recovery anticipated. Judge J X Langham accepts chairmanship of the Boy Scout campaign committee to raise funds for a trained leader in Indiana County next week.

Frank Daugherty Baltsly Friends Frankaugherty Indiana Hospital Eho Judge Langham Boy Scout J. X. Langham Boy Scout Campaign Committee Boy Scouts of Indiana

Personal Brevities Highlight Indiana Visits and Local Calls

A long list of brief notes records visits and trips by residents of Webra Pine Flats Brushvalley Union town and nearby areas to Indiana hospitals colleges and towns. Names include Joseph Stinson John Engle A W Jeffries Lottie Stewart Delia Beans Clifford Weaver and many others with mentions of hospital visits sailings and business or social calls across multiple communities. The item reflects a bustling social sphere with extended kin and professional ties in the region.

Plans for Normal Commencement Week Detailed

State Board examinations are under way as the school year ends. The week features a June 21 commencement concert, Alumni events, and the main exercises on Wednesday with a commencement dinner at noon. Le. John C. Acheson of Pennsylvania College for Women delivers the sermon in the Presbyterian church at 11 a.m. and vesper services close the day.

le. Juln C. Acheson Pennsylvania College For Women At Pittsburgh Presbyterian Church Alumni Association

Lightning Destroys Gerhard Farm Dairy Barn in Burrell

A Sunday storm struck the J. F. Gerhard farm near Rugh station in Burrell township, burning a 60 by 70 foot dairy barn and its feed and implements. The herd was in the fields. Insurance covered 2500 on the barn and 500 on contents. Three sheep of George S. Clawson were killed. wind damaged several buildings.

Gerhard J. F. Gerhard Alfred IX. Gerhard Rugh Station Burrell Township Garhard Patrons’ Mutual Insurance Company George 8. Clawson

Deaths in Greensburg and area noted in brief obituary column

John A Findley Danth and several local residents are remembered in a Greensburg area obituary column. Details note Findley’s 65 years, service as county Register and Recorder, leadership in business and church, and survivors. additional notes cover Thomas Wachob 75 and Henry Werhert 31 with family ties, burial at Oakland cemetery, creeksides and local churches mentioned.

Thomas BE. Wachob Thomas EE. Wachob West Philadelphia Armstrong Township Parkwood United Presbyterian Church Indiana West Union First United Presbyterian Church Patt Lerson West Lebanon J. M Jizzie Wachob Hanna J. Devlin Shelocta QO. Wachob Nev. C. G. Morrow Oakland Jorbert Henry Werhert Henry Burrell Township Josephine Samuel Henry David Mos Mart Ivan Albert Ales John Shaffer Alice Henry Bird Risinger Homer City Jacob Hancock Blairsville Girandes Gives Stuches Creekside Glen Olive Dlarry John Marta Salisbure Mad Twu Wasa Nena Ceeakside Presbyterian Chareh Whee Fiener Serviers McLuokey Willian Seat Mitchell Williamsepart Mitchell Yoies Rossiter Yes Pontopiere Eddie O Whduay A. Aloeld Stra Henry Paindd Wearta Abe Charles Mik Trassiters Thoms Artie Chae Oehel Job Bobeth Star Sopchou Daubia

Bequests and flights feature in scattered Indiana notices

The will of John G. Cameron leaves land in Indiana and Florida to his daughters Crissie Cora and Madge with the remainder to be sold for equal division among six daughters. Executrix named as Criysia. Other items note Mary G. Thomas's estate, and a flight by Husworth Campbell and Lusut from Indiana to Bradford covering 100 miles in under two hours at high altitude. Local veterans, civic notices, and a motor trip to Huntingdon County are also mentioned along with a Grange festival schedule near McCulls Grove.

Paige Indiana Florida Crissie Cora Madge Cameron John G. Cameron Criysia Jane Tintoff Joan Tintoff Town Mary G. Thomas Fannie Husworth Camppen South Beyventh Street Bradford Lusut W. Lf. Emery Buffalo Rochester

June Criminal Court Convenes With Multiple Murder Trials

The June term opens with three murder trials led by Genara Mute of Hellwood for his wife’s shooting, Hy man Moore for a fatal shooting near Salinburg, and W M D Palsewicz for killing a foreigner at Coal Run. Other actions include Roberts’s forcible entry suit, a guilty verdict for Powers in larceny, and Cannon’s removal of checks from mine cars. Civil cases proceed next week.

Genara Mute Hellwood Trim Hyman Moore Salinburg W. M. D Palsewicz Coal Run Young Lawnship Rk. E. Roberts Homer City Catherina Roberts Roberts Kailly W. S. Powers Conemiugh Township Larvany Herbert Cannon Salisbury Julius Sepas

Sowing Circle Presents Marion Center Benefit Program

The Sowing Circle will present a program next Tuesday evening at the Marion Center Presbyterian Church for the church’s benefit. It features vocal and instrumental music and a farce titled The Sweet Family with various soloists and readings including Mrs. Lytle Mrs. Z W Fulmer Mrs. W. M. Irwin Clara Brady and others.

Sowing Circle Marion Center Ira Leopold W. M. Irwhig Clara Brady Lytle Miss Brady Musser Stuchell Moore Marison Jargie Misses Wynkoop Mabon Ma Sweet Mildred Wynkoop Amminty Ann Ober Etsy Belindy Jones Caroline Cordelia Laughlin Dorothy Delilah Ella Mauk Elizabeth Liva Mle Creight Frances Fedory Elizabeth Lange Glorianna Gadabout Tteed

Hudson Farm Incident Involving Dog Attack Kills Wolfhound

A ten year old boy at the Hudson farm in Washington town was attacked by a dog named Cluf Moimdson. The grisly event occurred as the boy attempted to close a door when the dog sprang and bit his hand. The dog was killed and its head sent to Pittsburgh for examination. The boy received treatment from a local physician.

Cluf Moimdson Tmudson Washington My 'Fudson Tig Wait Pittshiugh Tuy

Valedictorian of Mediterial Hospital School Honors

Undine Girth Mamnored Myribarge, mentored by Lt. B. George, earned top grades in theory and practice over three years and led as valedictorian at the graduation ceremony. A set of coins bearing the Heua Lia inscription was presented to her.

Myribarge B. George Town Kal Déhistown Dun

Child Nearly Scalp Injured by Automobile accident

A two year old child from Aultinan was struck on the head by a car in AWWtunan last week. He was taken to Indiana hospital with a severe scalp laceration and is recovering well.

Auto Tieno Ment Aultinan Awwtunan Indiana Hospital

Stork Brings Twelfth Child in Berkeypile Family

W C Berkeypile of Venn Kon joyous over arrival of his twelfth daughter at their home with a shower planned next week. Miss Emma Fleming of West Church Street to wed Albert Smith of Pittsburgh next week. she was hosted at a shower Friday evening. A Shorthorn cattle breeders meeting will convene Saturday at 1 30 PM at the Farm Bureau office to finalize county contension and adopt a constitution.

W. C. Berkeypile Emma Fleming West Church Street Albert Smith Pittsburgh Bess Gray Fiirview Farm Bureau

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Catherine Jane John Engle Near Pine Flats New Century Twolick Pine Flats Ladies’ Ald Society of F. Butstvaugh Purchase Line Academy Christian Endeavorers Ralph W. Mceureary Frances R. Speedy Couneautville Herbert W. Bowser Smicksuarg Ruth Be, Dante Dayton Jonathan JL. Ayers Janet G. Simpson John M. Marshall South Mahoning Edna J. Wells Mahoning Garfield Cramer Butler Miva M. Armagast Hutler Herbert FL Duffmanndergrift , Bensie Ms Tyg Eee Ee Hidiana B. Lomi Dilltown Cora Miller Ashvalley Roger M. Iaraison West Jghanon Margaret Bb Learn Undlana Joseph Stinson Webra John Engle and Family A. W. Jeffries Rochester Mills George Barclay Uniontown Ida Cunningham Cora Rugh Brushvalley Zeddie McMillen Gon. Clifford Wilgus Lottie Stewart Della Beans Tyrone and Joseph Clark Glen Campbell George Nicklen Franklin Howard Houck South Sixth Street Ralph Washington James Ferrier Arcadia Adam Black Smicksburg William Smith North Sixth Street Wilkesbarre Robert 8. Sutton Philipsburg Harry ©. Christy South Seventh Street Sarah Gallagher Ebensburg D. &. Allshouse James Minter Dear Harbison S. W. Weaver Effie John and Irvin South Mahoning Township Morris Clipper Apollo Pearl Zimmerman Avonmore John Washington Marlow Center Anna Laney Huntingdon and Clearfield Telephone Company William Laney Brackenridge Join G. Myers South Tenth Street Clifford Weaver Grand Theater Blair G. Learn Frank Learn Jaast Church Street Jefferson Medical College Southside Hospital D. J. Waller Bloomsburg Normal School James W. Mack Nathaniel Hunter Eynest England Scotland Frank Sweeney Andrew Hunter Fitnest Mary J. Lewis Chicago Akron Nellie Porter Nola Scott Wilkinsburg C. Paul Reed William A. Sinmpson Seventh Street Simpson University of Pennsylvania Ira Martin Trade City Pauline Velma G. O. Lucas Mary’ Ray Edgewood Il Paso Tex Lucayas Gold Street Robert Logan Herivan Wintgon Witd Od. R Chackesdiagh Studmnes University of West Virginia Honehind Wees Ciul Abr Ades University Louise Dirkie Abigail Cuthele Caroline Iwing Ruth Whiteman Laws State Cole Lege Abib M Jo Brawn Pycaport Jared Mars Boras Deekers Point Monedaye Oor Carl Zolw Sais Af Deekers Pott Ts. Neal Jer. George Sr. Simpson Ninth Street Hay Neal Mr. Neal Harry Carson Jerran Aliller Alyshawnee Okla Miller Carson John A. Findley Greensburg Neystone Coal & Coke Colm Ty Ds Dudlana Geneval Tagenlucher Findley Home Bothell John C. Bothell Nua Ife Inoosisturst F. Horhell Ghote W. Va Toas Bothell Hhick Mountains N. C Mary Rebecca Bothell J. A. Lawrence Rorment Sheloet the Savings & Typ Western Pennsylvania Write's Grove Wiljoining Reyuge Manaay Ware Ude L. Barr Teveal Bay Bere Tinie Fay Gleekon Canedmstithes Wallin Af Paislaveh Daportaant Daportaant Conpmarinder JM Aiarsinull Daddana Banimel boTrwaie Allentown Woon Danniges Rg Jessie Tidinos Gear Cherry Tree Aosndt Aga Pann Cegtraddaigiit & Power Company Fao Hone Eos Nustadne Hyie Haiiband Andrew Paloer Phi Alonikey Ditka Benevolent Order of Lis Huntingdon Couty John Russell Crisale Nita May Westhurey Street Hantingdon Counts Milmercek Valley Grange McCulls Datnts Grove Praurydle Chamberaville Plumyile Noms Palient Entertainment
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