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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1917

Page

6

Timber Tract Bought by County Commissioner in Indiana

County Commissioner W. T. Wagner acquired the Stephen Johnston timber tract in East Wheatfield township from Warren Delano of New York City. The purchase adds to an adjoining block of about half a million feet, with plans for a sawmill and a large crew to harvest and ship lumber via Pennsylvania railroad lines. Major species include sugar and white oak, beech, lime, poplar, ash, chestnut, birch, and hard maple. Also notes local reunions: McMillen farm June 28 and Neal reunion August 29.

W. T. Wagner Sar B. Wagener Indiana County Stephen Johnston East Wheatfield Township Warren Delano New York City Mrr Pennsylvania Johnston

Reunion of the Andersons at Indiana fairgrounds

The seventh annual Andersons reunion drew 150 attendees including friends. A pleasant day featured various amusements after a grove picnic lunch. A noon dinner preceded a business session where officers were elected.

Indiana Fairgrounds Grove

17 Year Locusts Invade Farmland Patches This Summer

Farmers face a new seasonal menace the 17 year locusts arriving in the last week. Densities vary across rural districts with insects on trees near woods and on fences and poles in fields. In some areas their chorus drowns out song birds as they swarm.

Church News Children Day Services at Grace Church

Church services for Children’s Day will be held at Grace Church in Cherry Hill Township next Sunday evening at 7 45 o'clock.

Grace Church Cherryhill Township

Sunday School Workers Convene at Conemaugh

The annual convention of all Sunday schools in District No 6 including Conemaugh, Young and Armstrong townships will be held at Conemaugh United Presbyterian Church on Friday June 29. A 6 48 band concert is featured with morning and afternoon sessions including devotional, talks on needs and responsibilities, and various department trainings.

C. R. Culbertson Clarksburg Raymond Fleming W. C. Diven Livermore Rucchi Blairsville R. A. Harbison G. M. Ryall Saltsburg Sloan Wray G. Corry Margaret Cunningham Saltsbure Edmonds Elderton F. W. Ash Helen Smith Parkwood Home Dept Cynthia Cribbs Clarkspurg Grace Gould R. A. Fulton West Lebanon J. D. Piper Lawrence Robinson Temperance Chas. Wissinger Tunnelton J. B. Long Kent W. C. Work So- So Mrs. Work J. C. Moore

Flag Raising At Penn Run Draws Large Crowd

The Penn Run flag raising Saturday evening drew many attendees. A pole donated by John Ray of Cherryhill township was raised Friday. Rev W J Sproull led devotions and Miss Sara Adams presented the flag made by the Ladies Social and Literary Club. Dr T P Stephens accepted the national tri color for the Red Cross as 15 youths rendered a recitation and the anthem followed by Rev J A Beaton of Indiana speaking on Red Cross work. The Penn Run auxiliary has 65 members.

Penn Run John Ray Cherryhill Township W. J. Sproull Sara Adams Ladies’ Social and Literary Club T. P. Stephena Red Cross Methodist Church J. A. Beaton Indiana

Parkwood Flag Raising Draws Record Crowd

A large crowd filled the Parkwood area on Wednesday evening for a flag raising at the post office. County Supt. James F. Chapman of Indiana and Rev. W. C. Work of West Lebanon spoke, while the Parkwood brass band played. Civil War veteran D. W. Davis led the program and J. O. Campbell hoisted the flag.

Parkwood

Re-elected Jeannette teacher returns home for summer

Gertrude Crossman daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Crossman of Oakland Avenue has been teaching in Jeannette schools and has been re elected for another year. She has returned home for the summer.

Tenacher Jeannette Gertrude Crossman J. A. Crossman Oakland Avenue

Bell Telephone Revises Long Distance Rates in Pa

The Central District Telephone Co announces a new toll and long distance rate schedule for Pennsylvania points effective June 21. Rates are generally reduced,预计 saving Pennsylvanian users about 250,000 dollars annually. Specific cuts include 16 cents on three minute Indiana to Clearfield messages, 10 cents to Apollo Connellsville Kittanning Leechburg and New Alexandria, and five cents to Avonmore Bolivar Greensburg Johnstown New Bethlehem and Pittsburgh.

Central District Telephone Co Pennsylvania Indiana Clearfield Apollo Connellsville Kittanning Leechburg New Alexandria Avonmore Bolivar Greensburg Johnstown New Bethlehem Pittaburg

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Harry Anderson Crete Wiliam Bracken Advance Nora Fails Jacksonville D. W. Anderson Wmn. Anderson Ireland Fairgrounds McMillen William McMillen Washington Township Neal McKallip Grove North Point American Red Cross H.C. Christy & CO Joe” Campbell Phila Indiana, Pa Conemaugh Indiana CO Pomona Grange Flora Dale Grange Hilbnan Station Geo. H. Eybel Ci Rank J. WH. McFarland Reading Chas. Eibel John H. Sherman W. M. Wright Minnie Bowser WH. C. Kunkle J. D. Muman R. G. Johnson James Blose J. H. McFarland Frank McHenry Anna Lemeric Rhoda B, Tresh W. H. Hoover Savings & Trust Building Philadelphia Margaret Offer Don Carlos Bell Telephone Ryzon RYRON Gingham Prac Dence Sithear Peter Thompson Luxenberg’s Elgin and Waltham
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