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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1921

Page

3

Theater Collapse Kills Seven in Barnesboro Incident

A Barnesboro theater collapse injures many after an adjacent excavation undermined the foundation. Five of the dead in Indiana county were relatives. Horatio Gorman and family among victims, with rescue of Getty Dorvitt. Coroner's inquest pins blame on owners Carlson Edelstein and contractors Mancusa Ritter for unsafe foundation work.

Barnesboro Indiana County Donald Wrank Coy Cherryhill Township County Charles Dorvitt Cherry Tree Getty Dorvitt Horatio Gorman New Washington Dale Ruth Asher Gorman Glenn Eilwood Smithport Anthony Gorman Clearfield Horace Gorman John Turner, Jr Mt. Joy Comfort Woolf Carlson A. J. Edelstein J. P. Ritter

Pleasant Social Event at Gulden Hours Class Home Near Smicksburg

The Gulden Hours class of Smicksburg Sabbath schools hosted a June 21 gathering at J. Dinger's nearby home. Ladies and husbands enjoyed baskets, a lawn supper, and refreshments served by Mr. Dinger. Numerous attendees listed include Mr. Dinger, Mrs. Haskell, Dr. Elkin, J. N. Lewis, and many others. A separate report notes two men killed near Nanty-Glo when a derrick wire touched a live line. A lawn fete is planned July 2 at Mccauseland grove by the Plumcreek Valley Grange, Plumville road.

Pinger Smicksburg J.’ Dinger Dinger EB. Dinger Sarah Coleman Martha Dinger Annie Wingrove May Williamson Irene Sink Ruth Fleming Haskell Wm. Lawson C. I. Davis Paul Stiteler Leslie Goleman J. A. Elkin J.N. Lewis C. 8. Lewis Chas. Barrett T. MW. Taylor Mra. J. d. Mowry Jas. Fotterhoff T.J. Dodson A. C. Dodson Chas. Heck John Sink M. Aul W. CG. Aul Cherry Tree Harvey Sebring John Algoe Nanty-Glo Hoffman Bros Punxsutawney Nanty-Glo Mining Co John Alger Sebring Wineal McCauseland Grove Plumville Chambersville Plumville Road Plumcreek Valley

Blacklick notes and community updates from local residents

Raymond Graft traveled to Pittsburgh on Monday. Miss Ella Duncan spoke at the Methodist Sunday school. Stores will close at noon July and August. a similar rule for businesses and sparking circles. Local visits include Mrs. J. Th. Lintner, Miss Lillian Graff, and Warren Nippes. The Ladies' Aid Society hosts a social at Crosscope home Wednesday. About two thousand pleasure seekers enjoyed the Campbell's Mills outing. William Stewart plans a two month stay with grandparents. The Spackman couple visited Indiana. more local visits to Indiana and Blairsville noted. Mrs. J. Crosscopa becomes bank assistant. Joseph Mayes joins Blacklick hardware. The Valley Mould & Iron Co will suspend operations from Thursday to after the Fourth.

Raymond Graft Pittsburgh Chas. Shieldas Ella Duncan Methodist Mie Walter Fulton Atlantic City Co, Smith Fulton Smith Spmikensies Ben Marshall Wreepert J. Th. Lintner Lillian Graff Blairsville Warren Nippes Chester Nippes Ladies’ Aid Society Presbyterian Congregation Crosscope Eckers Campbell's Mills William Stewart Mra Wm. Huston Guy Spackman Indiana J. Sides Janet Bowers Oil City Hugh Roberts Harvey Makin Fittsburgh William Yorrester Near Town J. A. Crosscopa Dalton Johnston Emporim Lavina Henry Eldren Seward Thursay Chester Nippos Derryhursday J. A. Shrom Joseph Mayes Blacklick Annie Bell Jancy WW. S. Russell J. A. Ackerson G. D. Horrell Virginia Nippes Epworth League A. Kelly James Garman Canton Elizabeth Caulfield William Rowe Vandergrift

Moving picture night marks town life in Blairsville area

Locals from Blairsville Blairaville Elders Ridge and nearby towns attend church services and social events while visiting relatives. The article notes a weekly moving picture night, evangelistic services at Rev. J. Wallace Fraser's church, farewell gifts for the Harbisons, and a humorous spoof on spanking machines and schoolmate banter amid community life.

Roy Dick Willian Palmer John Walton Warren Pennsylvania Trev Mirs J. Wallace Fraser Anderson Crawford Rose Anna Black Saltsburg Clinton Robertson Kent G. 5. Ferguson Paul Lingenbigler C. C. Cribbs Apollo G. M. Ryall R. A. Harbison Kansas

Gordon Literary Society Program at Gordon Schoolhouse

The Gordon Literary Society will meet at Gordon schoolhouse in Black Lick township on Tuesday evening, July 5. The program includes songs by the society with Mrs Shields and Mrs Mock as organists, recitations by Naomi Allman Marl Strong and others, readings by Royden Lung and others, a round of songs, a discussion topic How to Keep the Lovers and Girls on the Farm led by several names, intermission, more recitations and songs, and a long debate That the World s Getting Better and Not Worse with affirmative and negative teams and student editors Frances Strong and Lester Altman.

Literary Society Gordon Literary Society Gordon Schoolhouse Blacklick Township Shields Naomi Allman Marl Strong Alice McCrea Luella Smith Paul Overdorff Clair McCune Mock Royden Lung S. A. Ackerson Henry Graff Faye McQuown Irene Hiss Robert Overdorf Hazel Sharp Mabel Gibson Isabel Shields Thelma McQuown Emma ‘McCung Susie Bruner Mildred Margaret Altman Jake Class Thos. Strong William Armatrong Howard Altman Frank McCrea William Shields Halsey Overdorf Tank George Mia. F. On Shilds Joe Mack Jon Clbson May Biss Frances Strong Ruth Altman Long Harriet Helen Alexander Jenny Graf John Ackerson Halsey Qverdorff C. O. Swasy F. Shields Lester Altman

Cookport Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration

The town of Cookport will celebrate the nation's birthday with a Monday event featuring a noon basket picnic dinner, music, a baseball game, races, and a merry-go-round. Fireworks light the evening sky followed by Silent Mora the magician in the community building and a Red Pike Chinktuqua bureau entertainment. A festival continues into the evening with ample catering and a noon roast pig.

Cookport Silent Mora

Taxpayers Alert Notices This Saturday

Taxpayers must pay taxes starting Saturday with a five percent discount available for early payment. Collector Munsicipal Liftings WOP Lowry oversees the notices. George FE Conner, missionary for the American Sunday School Union, will conduct services next Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock in the Quick Grove schoolhouse Brushyalley township.

Ted Horough W.op Lowry George FE. Conner American Sunday School Union Quk Grove Brushyalley Township

Bon Yon observes last season schedule of half holidays

Public notices from Indiana County pages list Bon Yon closing Thursdays at noon during July and August. Local society notes include births, visits, and thanks. School board meetings in Rayne Grant East Wheaffield Canoe and Smicksburg districts scheduled for July and early July.

Emerald weighing 30 carats sent to this country

A syndicate of the United States of Colombia has sent an emerald weighing 30 carats to the country. The gem measures two and five eighths inches in length.

Lg Emerald G Syndicate United States of Colombia

Automobile party attends old church near herd street

An automobile party of 14 from the M. B. Calvary church attended the old Wlacklick M.N. church near herd Stindsay. Morris is mister. Leura Batsal of Gary, Inn, died on Mound Sra. J. M. Butler spoke on Sadieday. The children's service Sunday evening was very successful, Mrs. Jacob Rager and Harry Rge were callers at the home of G. Tweely on Sunday.

M. B. Calvary Hhaver Wlacklick M.N Herd Stindsay Morris Leura Batsal Gary Inn J. M. Buterhough Jacob Rager Harry Rg-e G. Tweely

Administrator's Notice for Mary A L Houck Estate

Pierce and Pierce announce letters of administration for Mary A L Houck of Cherryhill township. Creditors must present authenticated claims for settlement and debtors must pay promptly. Administrator FPROD HOUCK at Tenn Run, Pa., June 29, 1921.

Pierce & Pierce Mary AL Houck Cherryhill Township Fprod Houck Tenn Run

Executors Notice for FE Green Estate in Plumville Borough

Pierce and Perce announce letters testamentary for FE Green of Plumville Borough. Creditors must present claims for authentication and debtors must pay promptly to B. Glam, Executor, Plumville, Pa. June 20, 1921.

Pierce & Perce Green Plumville Tee Dee B. Glam

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