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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1915

Page

4

Indiana Progress and Moorhead County Newspaper Notice

The Indiana Progress announces subscription terms and post office details. It lists cash in advance rates for one year and shorter terms, and notes paper stoppage at expiration.

THE Indiana Progress Larner and Oldent Paper the County

Personal Brevities Reflect Indiana County Local Gossip

Marion Center R D t resident Joseph Palner and North Eighth street visitor J Murray Thompson are among Wednesday callers. Many locals travel to Pittsburg and Morgantown for visits, schooling, or amusement, with several noting family gatherings, college events, and retirements.

Joseph Palner Marion Center J. Murray Thompson North Eighth Street Pittsburg Bertha Fry West Water Street Morgantown W. Va Wilson Fiscus Todd Bell Indiana Detroit Mich Mary Fiscus West Church Street Sharon J. ©. Purnell and Son Gilbert Annie Elizabeth Parkwood George Lovelace South Seventh Street Viola Simpson North Ninth Street Meadville Allegheny College W. A. Peters Saltsbury Beaverdale H. P. Dowler Clearfield North Wighth Street George W. Higin John John W. Miller Washington Street Eva G. Thompson Trafford Richard W. Watson North Seventh Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania Sons of Veterans Harry Lydiec Leard Thad Work Rochester Mills New Kensington Carnival Company C. J. Shea Wilkes-Barre J.C. Haseinger School Street Hasiinger Laura Ellig Anna Nivhgison Town Northwestern University Evanston Ind Bush Alvin W. Evans Ebensburg D. J. Waller Gloomsburg James W. Mack North Sixthtreet James Waller R. Templeton Pittshire H. A. Moorhead Templeton Said Res. T. F. Billingslee Center Iownshi Mac Peaching Ann Arbor

Weddings of a Week in Johnstown and Nearby Towns

A series of weeklong nuptials across Johnstown and surrounding areas includes Hempy Ht Albert Henry and Mrs. Jennie Hil wed at the bride’s daughter's home in Johnstown with Rev. Pener officiating. Guests traveled from Brushvales and Seward. Also tied the knot were Bess Imbrie and Guy B. Tuttle at Holtville, Ira Weaver and Eva George in South Bend, Thomas Reichard and Olive McGara in Trafford, J Ward Steamy and Luella Coulter in town, and Joseph Brink and Florence Cunningham in Vandergrift. Couples plan brief honeymoons or trips nearby and will reside in their respective locales.

Hempy Albert Henry Britishyalley Jennie Hil Johnstown Clarence Wadsworth Garfield Street Pener Grace United Evangelical Church Imniel TH Minnie Henry Brushvadles Mrs. Bimary Jon Archie Seward Tuttle-Embrie Bess Imbrie J. M. Imbrie Washington Street Guy BH. Tuttle Holtville Ramah Ryerson Moltville Ryerson Mildred Inthrie Tuttle Ryersons Weaver-C George Ira Weaver Eva George South Bend D. EH. George Hiddle Indiana Niagara Falls

Bear killing case sparks out of season fine debate

Sawl Gin ter near Rochester Mills was fined not for killing the bear but for skinning and disposing of it for food. Critics urge no penalty for slayer when a bear is killed out of season to protect a community. Officials note only hospital use is allowed for meat, and wardens handle disposal.

Sawl Ginter Rochester Mills

Painiesa Dentists and Banquet Recap in Exchange Note

A quaint Exchange item recalls a sign from a “Painless Dentist” and a tale of a Baltimore surgeon using orange blossoms as an anaesthetic. A quip compares old and new methods while the Methodist Episcopal church annual banquet is praised, noting some ticket holders absent and heightened anticipation.

Baltimore The Methodist Episcopal Church

Murder at Hellwood during bitter drinking party

A fight at Hellwood ended when Dominik Maricell shot Louis Cicero through the heart during a disturbance at a drinking party. Cicero, aged 20, died instantly. Maricelli was arrested and jailed by county officials after being brought in by Dr. William Nix and William Mildon following the Friday incident.

Veacmuaker Louis Cicero Dominik Maricell Hellwood Maricelli Frank Civera Lewis Cicero Marbelli William Nix Polica Dent William Mildon Heilwood

Dinner Honors Miss Helen McCartney Bride‑to‑Be

Wilkinsburg hosted a dinner given by Mr and Mrs J A Miller in honor of Miss Helen Louike McCartney who will wed George Hadden Moore of Muncie Ohio this fall. McCartney, formerly with Indiana Normal Conservatory of Music, attends in Wilkinsburg. Alleged booze dispenser Joe Maley held for court after a third ward speakeasy arrest at the Bianca Hotel. hearing before Justice James A Crossman.

Leah George Michel Mr Creary Lomer City Wilkinsburg J. A. Miller Helen J.ouike McCartney George Hadden Moore Munsifou, O Tekt Joe Maley Bianca Hotel Third Ward Justice of the Peace James A. Crossman Orphinis’ Court of India County Fohush, Getty, Msi Charlinte Swan Arantus George W. Swan Tiditna Ape Petes Philadelphia Street Indiana

Notice to School Boards and Officials on Nomination Notices

Notice to secretaries of school boards, supervisors, township officers, and councils requires sending written notices to County Commissioners by July 20. Notices must state the offices up for nomination at the coming primary and indicate unexpired terms when vacancies exist. Signed by County Commissioners John Bennett Ansley J. M. Waterbieltsld Walter H. Ayers, Clerk.

Acio Gehool John Bennett HLM Ansley J. M. Waterbietisld Walter H. Ayers

Memorial Verses and Public Notices in Homer City Area

Fragments of an obituary and several public notices describe bereavement lines for Morse and family, a teacher recruitment call across multiple townships, and auditors’ notices about estates. Items mention Arcadia school, Armstrong, Homer City, and Pine townships with dates and promised meetings for teaching appointments and bids.

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