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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

7

Convict Pepper’s daring escape and prison break tale

In Popular Mechanics, E T Bronedon recounts how Pepper, known for masked highway robberies using a pepper filled pipe, escaped Clinton Prison by hiding a civilian outfit in his pillow and bursting into the warden’s office with a meat seller boast. A separate breakout involved four convicts tunneling near the prison laundry, where one man sacrificed for the others, delaying a toppled slab with a plank to crawl free, losing a hand in the process.

Tepper Pepper Clinton Canada New York E.T. Bronedon Popular Mechanics Magazine

Guild Long in Service Guild of Goldsmiths Dinner in Dublin

An ancient Tish guild the Goldsmiths Corporation held a dinner at the Gresham hotel Dublin, the first since before the war. Its charter granted by Charles I in 1687 established to hall mark gold and silver wares, serving for 280 years while remaining vigilant against fraudulent hall-imarkers. The charter seal bead oath and members roll were shown, with antique silver bowls potato wedges and other items on display.

Goldsmith's Corporation Gresham Hotel Dublin Charles I Ind

Front Porch Paint Traps Friend in New Suit

The narrator recounts a Saturday evening in Chicago when a friend visited in a beautiful new suit. They sat on a porch recently painted but not fully dried, causing the friend to ruin the suit and never return. The incident ends with embarrassment and a strained friendship.

Que Chicago Tribune

Dorothy Stoneback attends inter church convention

Miss Dorothy Stoneback served as a representative at the Inter Church convention in Jeannette on Friday. Local social notes include dime socials hosted by J. dg. Spackman’s Sunday school class and Mrs Spackman’s girls at D. A. Palmer’s home Friday and Thursday evenings respectively.

Dorothy Stoneback Jeannette Dg. Spackman Presbyterian Sunday School D. A. Palmer Spackman Joseph Shields Hlomer City McFeaters Shirley House Edgemont J. Sides Vandergrift W. J. Lyda B. Thompson Blairsville R. Duncan Pittsburgh Carrie Jones J. R. Geary H. L. Taylor Little Son Josephine Johnstown Annie Caulfield Kathrine Williams Olin Williams Indiana William Linton Philadelphia William Elder New Mensington J. D. Piper Copley N. Y John Myers Near Town Lancaster J. W. Clark I. M. Raleigh L. Longnecker Sumner Graff Inter Church Movement Ida Duncan Lucy Donahey Lillian Graff George Wiley Freeport John Ward Latrobe Jay Brantlinger

Local Gossip and Visitor Notes From Uniontown

Uniontown community notes recount Sunday callers including Will Gray and wife from Tevlock Max Langham relocating from Shanktown to M Leigh and many family visits. Social items mention church attendance Chautauqua trips and travel for work with several residents leaving for Portage and Johnstown as well as illness and family gatherings for the week.

Will Gray Tevlock Max Langham Shanktown M@Leigh Cecil Gromley Robert East Mahoning Baptist Church Gertrude Ruggles Herbert Hendershot Woodland James Langham Aliss Wilda Garman Hershel Garman Mary Hudson Cockport Delmont Baker Leona Beringer Barnesboro Laura McClintock Kintersburg Church of Christ James Brilhart Mary Martha Orvie Rickard Cherry Tree

Numerous local visits and public notices from 1920

Miss Jettrude Rugh visits Mabel Matthew in Cramer while Hove Brink returns home from time with sister Mrs Henry Glasser in Derry. Babies are born to Mr and Mrs Charlie Artemus. Several residents travel to and from Johnstown Indiana and Ohio for visits and business. Multiple school board meetings announced to elect teachers for 1920 21 term with bid calls for coal fuel and supplies.

Jettrude Rugh Mabel Matthew Cramer Hove Brink Henry Glasser Derry Stork Charlie Artemus Charlie Thompson Harry Wolf Hmerson Warren, O David Columbus Barracks Florence Truby Indiana Dr. Tonik Philadelphia Lincoln Overdorff Johnstown G. W. Roser P. O. Wagner Cokeville Clyde McCrea Hugh Mack Clyde M. We T. Rugh Ohio A. W. Overdorff Howard Cunningham Lawrence Roser Charlie Cramer Blairsville Charles Stewart Collins Overdorff Stewart Mack Artemus McCrea West Wheatfield Township School Board of Canoe Independent Mistrict Tugnla Rochester Mills A A. M TYGER Pres Banks Township School Board Hortons Mirst W. A. Smith Bender Rossiter R. D

Coal and Kindling Bid Invitation at Creekside

Creekside invites bids for coal and kindling. Notice to bidders lists Mack Wilsinger as president and notes location Creekside, D. C. and date June 1. Readable fragments suggest formal solicitation with multiple names and stray terms.

Lin Allison Hanging Rock Larmnon Cum Jining Wil Mack Wilsinger Creekside Kt. D Po Te HUDSON + mneterary Crepkattle

Anthony and Kline Offer Fall Acid Fertilizer Sale

Anthony and Kline announce fall price reduction on 16 percent Acid Fertilizer advancing to $34 per ton. 60 tons bought at old price will be sold at $28 cash while stock lasts to avoid storage. Orders filled in order received. Also tout three carloads of Bran Middlings and Flour and wholesale carload pricing to clear space. Roofing stock available with quick turnover.

Wingold

Executor's Notice for Estate of Veter Miller

James W Mack attorney acts as executor for the estate of Veter Miller of Washington township. Letters testamentary granted to the undersigned. Claimants must present claims for settlement and debtors must make prompt payment. John S. Miller Windows, Executor.

James W. Mack Veter Miller Washington Township Jssin Miller

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