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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1915

Page

6

County Town News Notice to Correspondents

Fourth of July celebration may delay Progress next week report accidents or events from the holiday. Mail letters at regular time and call or telegram at our expense if you hear of accidents deaths or anything interesting after you have called. Editors urge prompt reporting and not assuming prior knowledge.

Edytors

Cherry Tree News Highlights Local Travel and Events

Wilkinsburg residents Finsthwait and Hawes visited Ebensburg while Mrs Francis Glenn owns a new car. Pitcairns toured Buffalo including Niagara Falls. Miss Helen Pitcairn joined from Wilkinsburg. Mrs Rinports returned from West Virginia. Mrs J Auld recovers post surgery. J C Mahaffey group heads to Chicago for California fairs via special train. Dr L R Mahaffey to wed midweek.

F. Finsthwait Wilkinsburg B. W. Hawes E. B. Irwin J. G. Sechler Ebensburg Francis Glenn R. F P. Pitcairn Buffalo N. Y Niagara Falls Helen Pitcairn M. B. Rinports West Virginia Davis John Auld Dixonville Hospital J. C. Mahaffey Kmports Will- Bon Chicago L. R. Mahaffey Pittsburg Wm. F. Geyer California Pacific Coast Canadian Pacific H. P. Dowler Thoreday Presbyterian Church Miss Wood Zelda Hawes Lewisburg Cherry Tree Schools Nettie Hileman Violet Kantz Taylor Altoona O. C. Lonsberry Joseph Stewart Joseph A. Wilson Indiana Kinport Punxsutawney

Grim Reapers Harvest Paul Leib dies at Cresson sanitarium

Paul J. Leib of town died Monday evening after a spring grip illness worsened. Born in Horb Germany 29 years ago he came to Indiana 14 years ago, established Leib bakery four years ago, married Lillian Adams February 4 1914, survived by wife, father and a brother in Germany, another brother drowned at Twolick Creek. He was a member of St Bernard church and Indiana Lodge Elks. Funeral at St Bernard church Thursday 9:00 am. Interment in church cemetery.

Blairsville Amanda Davis John Devinney Emma Q Kerler Charles G. Kerler Charles Kerler Edward Chas Campbell Farm Burrell Point Hopewell Church William J. P. Archibald Ed Graff Atlantic City Paul J. Leib Cresson Horb Germany Indiana Leib Harry McQuown Clara E. Gardner McQuown Washington Street Fp Iaughter Walker Eiiza Gardner Glen Campbell Christian Church of Indiana W. S John B Ju. D Irvin I. Gardner Mra S. l. McCune East Run Harvey McCune Homer City J. C. Clarke

Local Obituaries Report From Black Hick and Vicinity

The notice lists deaths and interments in the Black Hick area with services led by Pastor Rev W GC Wallace. It notes David W. Smith aged 61 of Black Hick, Amanda J. Davis of Vandergrift, Minerva Duncan Beatty of Center Township near Homer City, Annie Lovoda, a seven week old child of Waterman Center Township, and John Weaver a Civil War veteran of North Point, with survivors and burial details included.

David W. Smith Black Howie Presbyterian Church of Black~ Hick Ralph Misa Nan Berl Polk Entry Armagh Ther Sioux City Hmer Dakota City Nebora Israel Nankle Coral Sarah Wekman Apollo Wakefield Keesport Walter Shepherd Vallezo Cal Tire Phurs Wallace Tathenin Minerva Duncan Beatty Minerva, Duncan Peatty Center Township Homer City Connellsville Alexander Duncan Robert Duncan Jacksonville Samuel Duncan Oklahoma Annie Lovoda John Loveda Waterman Blacklick John Weaver Henry George Weaver North Point

Charity Lodgings Run as Business in Frankfurt

A Pittsburg Dispatch report notes charitable institutions in Frankfurt Germany operate lodgings and meals for the poor at fixed prices. Dinner soup meat and vegetables cost about eight cents. lodging ranges from thirty eight to sixty cents per week. The piece mentions several local deaths including Mrs Arthur Gramfus Mrs Daniel Grimm Mrs James Wood of Mt Union near South Bend.

Tunnelton Co R. Shawfield Saltsbury Clark Miller New Castle M. C. Whitsell Grange Jon Young Oleson Clarence Marsh Tunnelton J. A. Rapp Earl Fought James Stiveson Elderton Moween Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Kate Cook Loyalhanna Township W. W. Wilson Fannie Johnston Lizzie Stine Clark Gormley Ruth Derry Township J. H. Moore Bower Howard Haupt Frankfort Germany Pittsburg

Notice to Secretaries of Local Offices and Elections

County commissioners are informed that under the 1918 act the secretaries or clerks of cities boroughs townships and school districts must send written notices listing all offices to be nominated at the fall primary. Notices must reach the county commissioners by July 20. Include unexpired term lengths for vacancies filled by appointment.

John Bennett M. Ansley J. M. Wakefield Walter H. Ayers

Live Stock and Grain Prices From Pitaburgh June 29

Markets report cattle hogs and sheep values for Pitaburgh and Cleveland with prices for prime steers heifers cows and bulls. Grain quotes show July wheat corn and oats along with regional cattle and hog averages and assorted livestock categories.

Pitaburgh Butler Ilyequiz Hees Kresh Udy Cleveland Chicago

The Medicine Hurdles Self Treatment and Health Advice

Samuel Dixon notes dangers of self medication and reliance on neighbors for remedies. He argues diagnosis requires skilled physicians and cautions against patent drugs and untrained treatments. U.S. drug spending nears 500 million annually, most not physician prescribed. seek professional medical care for ailments.

Samuel G. Dixon Chavien Evar United States

Fourth of July Fireworks at Huey and Moorhead’s

Fireworks for the Fourth of July described as safe and sane. Balloons sparklers torpedoes repeater caps pistols Roman candles pin wheels and other items offered at Huey and Moorhead's to celebrate with young people.

Huey& Moorhead

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