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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1922

Page

6

COUNTY FARM BUREAU PLANS A BUSY YEAR

Indiana county farm bureau hosts 76 farmers for annual meeting. Officers re-elected include President H McCall and Secretary J R Campbell as state topics cover potato breeding seed wheat dairy bull associations and credit with a $150000 federal loan portfolio. Local officials outline 1922 program across fields from poultry to drainage and septic installation.

Indiana County Farm Bureau H. McCall White Township Wetzel Marion Genter John R. Campbell John ¥. Pounds Farm Bureau J. W. Warner Pennsylvania Better Poultry House The Grange Farmers’ and Threshermen's Associations Farmers Institutes Vernon FP Taylor Indiana County J. M. Malcolm John

Penn Run Young Wool Sets Brilliant Winter Social

The Penn Run Gringe hosted a Washington party Friday evening entertaining married folks with colonial costumes, patriotic decor, old time music, dances, and contests. Prizes went to contest winners. refreshments were served by hosts Clair Moenry, Harry R. Smith, Arsh F. Stewart, Illa Stephens, Mary Williard, and Wilds Shaffer.

Washington Penn Run Clair Moenry Harry R. Smith Arsh F. Stewart Misses Illa Stephens Mary Williard Wilds Shaffer

Mini Mees Shocking Death Near Blairsville

Paul Ameregough a 58 year old Slavish miner died in Breniver near Blairsville when dynamite exploded in his house. He reportedly held several sticks as a spark from a pipe ignited the blast tearing the home apart and blowing a hand and body in fragments. Fourteen sticks were said to have exploded. A sleeping foreigner in the house escaped unharmed.

Paul Ameregough Breniver Blairsville

Weddings of a Week Trans-Henry

Trans-Henry: Joseh Irons formerly of town marries Miss life Henry of Apollo on February 16 at the bride's home. He is an Indiana-born World War II veteran. she is a popular Apollo young woman. Brendlinger-Sexton wed Robinson residents Paul Brendlinger and Wilma Saxton married at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. J. W. Seanor officiating. many relatives present. they will live in Robinson. Beall-Graff wedding in Pittsburgh ties Wilson Beall Sr. of Wellsburg to Sarah Graff. bride a former Indiana State Normal School graduate now in Pittsburgh. couple to reside there. Hughes-Elliott Rossiter pair William Hughes and Jessie Elliott wed in Cumberland, Maryland. groom works for a coal company at Tassiter. Lydick-Conrad Charles G. Lydick and Fannie M. Conrad wed in Cumberland. will reside in Blairsville where he is employed. Carney-Hibbard Samuel Carney and Dora Hibbard wed in Indiana. Stile-Carney Clyde Stile and Mary Carney wed in town.

Barnesboro Pine Mats Nell Marian Garman D. A. Garman J. W. Gibson L. A. Gibson Pine Flats Garman Miss Garman J. Burwin Evans Henry Joseh, Irons Town Miss Life Henry Apollo Indiana Outing Club Co. F U. S. Engineers Ilisbride Irons Clara Irons Beall-Graft Wilson W. Beall Wellsburg W. Va Sarah Elizabeth Graff Sumner Graff Blacklick Pittsburgh Indianana State Normal School Hughes-Elliott William Hughes Jessie Elliott Rossiter Cumberlain Andrew Eliott Tassiter Lydick Conrad Charles G. Lydick Fannie M. Conrad Cumberland Blairsville Cordilla ‘Tomb Aireal Eherman 'Omb Johmstown Red & Golden A. Lldsapple Cherryhill Township Wie Air Lawrence Lockard Ned McGurtnney Punxsutawney J. F. Love Chambersville Steubenville Maude Peeler Armstrong Township H.C. Farren Philadelphia Margaret Gibson Jennie Coleman South Eleventh Street Vrol O. Lytle Cherry Tree Robert J. Morrow Plumville J. Morrell Davis Center Township Progress Aga C. Farren Shelocta J. & Leureiner Two Rivers Wis A. Schreiner Normal School New York Norway Harry Wells James L. Jones B. M. Fleming Tifany National Jr. O. U. A. M Order Patriotic Order Blair I’. Uher Ambrose Batty Jane Ther George Davis Johnstown Wllen Hil Strongstown Mill Mer. Rowe

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Deeds Filed

Multiple transfers recorded in Indiana County with buyers and sellers, including St Clair to Wetterhoff for Phlamville lots at 120 dollars, Libengood to Libengood for Burrell land at 1 000, and Berkeypile to Estha porters for 12 acres in Cherryhill at 3 dollars. Several parcels change hands across Clarksburg Blairsville Green and surrounding townships with prices ranging from 1000 to 28000 dollars.

Indiana County Stree Jon St. Clair L. B. Wetterhoff Phlamville Herbert J. Libengood Arthur A. Libengood Lrud Burrell Margaret 2. Berkeypile Estha Porters Cherryhill Sarah P. Young Frank L. Clark Clarksburg Frank J. Farrell John II. Taser Center Joseph Dickey J. 8 Hileman Third Ward Indiana R. If. Cunningham John Kring Young W. H. Frank John BF Sink Mike M. McMillan South Mahoning Herod Hie M. McMillen

Dry Knob Community Club March Meeting Program

Dry Knob Community Club near Smicksburg lists a March meeting program in the Dry Knob school house. The agenda includes community singing, recitations, music by the school orchestra, and topics on cooperative buying and selling, preparing meat for summer use, and lime and liming with several named participants and choirs.

Wy Knob Dryknob Smicksburg Dry Knob Grace Johnston Roy Good Calhoun McQuilken Pauline Good G. W. Seanor C. 3. Bricker E. B. Ritchey Vada Smith Gertrude Dodson C. B. Bricker T.dodson Herbert Bowser

Flu Epidemic Hits Rossiter and Nearby Towns

Reports indicate over 400 flu cases in Rossiter and surrounding area this week. Local physician sought assistance from other doctors and nurses, with cases described as mild. relief expected within a few days as doctors aid the town.

Rossiter

Narrow escape as dress ignites at stove in Ernest

Miss Mary Kovach of Ernest, employed at the Coulter home, faced a dangerous incident when her sash caught fire. Mr Morris Coulter beat out the flames saving her, though he burned his hand saving her from serious injuries during a Sunday afternoon accident.

Ernest Gil Mary Kovach Ernest Morris Coulter Mr. Coulter

Idaho Women Entertained at Ferndale Farm on Saturday

Ingleside Club of Idaho visited Ferndale farm hosted by Mrs Ela Kimmel and daughter Bertha for an afternoon of readings recitations and vocal music. A delicious supper followed. Also notes on local residents births and a dairy association meeting slated for Saturday at 2 in the YMCA cafe.

Idaho Ferndale Farm Ingleside Club Ela Kimmel Bertha

Personal Breevities Show Local Wayfarers Callers

Indiana county brief notes list numerous residents visiting, traveling, and attending events from nearby townships and suburbs. The column records social calls, relatives visiting, subscriptions renewed, and small-town movements with names like Getty, Tomb, Fleming, O. Lytle, and Lukehart, noting a retirement request and a Boy Scouts farewell for Dr Gearhart.

Rural Mail Carriers Hold Semiannual Session

Fourteen members attended the Indiana County Rural Mail Carriers Association midwinter meeting held at the traditional post office on Wednesday afternoon. Officers were elected: J A Type of Milton for president, John A Caupheldl of Paliana as secretary, William Colbounm of shelecta as treasurer, and Mierpe named as date for state convention in Port Allegank on Labor Day. The association plans a full meeting in Rochester Mills and focused on keeping roads clear and ensuring stamps and stamped envelopes are available in boxes.

Merting Indiana County Tradi Guitiers J. A. ‘Trpe Milton Vlors

Mine Vapilly Pndjc Red Run Down at Dinner

Li horle Senew aged 24 was run down by a car while eating dinner in the coal mines at Clymer Werthesday. He died the same day at Txenville hospital. Tha aAsod, a French World War veteran and former German prisoner, resided at Sample Run and left a wife and child. Interment was in St Bernard Catholic cemetery.

Run Bown Ohya Codl Clymer St. Bernard Catholic Cemetery

Social Banquet and Local Obituaries Highlight Week

A prominent Pellows lodge banquet in Wellows Hall drew notable attendees including Rev. Dr. WM Geahart A Lory and Attorney W Chapman with A I Cooper of Pittsburg. Deaths noted include William M la of Detroit parositemia at New Florence and Brillhart of Nushelile Montgomery township. Also Elizabeth Marton Norton died aged six, and infant Arnold Edward Heattle Ward died aged three weeks with services held locally.

Wellows Rebelahs Hall Oun Pellows Menbera Lodge of Iehelkahs Cd Wellows Hall Toasla WM. Geahart A. ?. Lowry W. ©. Chapman Town A. I*. Cooper Pittsburg Sloiner City Arnold Edward Heattle Righeard Ward Clymer Sam- We

Notable Local Deaths and Funerals Across Ridge County

A cascade of obituaries reports the deaths of George Teton near Line, Margaret Kehnan of Rayne Township, Solomion Wolfe of Canyon Township, Anna Amelia Carney of West Lebanon, Mary M Brandon of lower Gily, Clark L Jamison formerly of Atwood, and Charles Lewis of Rossiter. The notices list surviving spouses children and relatives, funeral arrangements at local churches and cemeteries, and indicate interments at Fry Cemetery and Union Cemetery as appropriate.

Fisher Campaign Sparks Western Pa Boom for Governor

A Philadelphia Daily Item editorial and Indiana Normal School alumni support Phillip Fisher for governor, praising his banking experience and public service. At a Pittsburgh meeting of the Normal School Alumni Association, resolutions urge Fisher to run, citing his integrity and business background as ideal for Pennsylvania’s chief executive.

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Farm Bureau tInterest Karin Finn Bureau W. Warner H. W. Stonebraker Stonebraker Mr. Warner Chester Hoffman Armagh Water Street D. Kistler West Water Street Hays Frank Glasser Irvin S. Glasser First Ward North Highth Street James Brett Robinson Garfield Fire Clay H. T. Ross Henderson Washington Streets Young Wool Carney-Hibbard Samuel Carney Dora Hibbard Charles C. Waite Indiana Christian Church Stile-Carney Clyde Stile Mary Carney Charles €. Walte Christian Church Wm. M. Snedden Clearfield Co Gladys M. Haines Henry Pittman Clymer Cathryn C. McDermott Co Wm. H. Woods Ion Center Aida Mandel Marion Centar Walter F. Duck True Bolt Arcadia Solomon Dunmire Saltsburg Alica Bell Salina James C .McGregor United States Marshal Uigtriet A. Ts. Lawry Martha Meanor Rock Island, Llls East Mahoning Church M. M. Smith Hust Mahoning Baptist Church Rotary Indiana Rotary Club Country Club Troutman Company Steving Heber Steving South Sixth Street Joseph Rising Rising Susannah Husinger George Groft Wome Stork T. H. Sheehe East Water Street Sion Bell Kellysburg Kellyshurg Indiana County Dairy Association Y. M. G. A. Buffand A. L. McCullough Atwood BOY Scouts Rehiung Wayne Getty Wrankiin Spleen Thischile Gliy Staevell Washington Lownship Ohana Lushiess Belarc J. Ansley Chimbersville Lukehart C.T Kenwood W. Og.t Grehame Mra F.C. Adams Cherryhill Lownalidy Zenie Vines J. Hf. Smith W. W Uston Cora Idiseford Onto Stephens Rank Ven Adlaing Jay Gibson Tru Myers Jennie Stephenson Mary Smith United Automobile Stores, Inc P.O. Gearhart WM. Guartiart Linds Eomk Grand Galleran Ovenine Ty Vreshvtarat Echareh Mayes Gearhart Gorn Io Organization Iitta E. J. Lewis Fist Wiitel Alul St. Id. Krape Kher Peeler Tease Vernon Fy Daylor Walhor James Brady George J. Nit James Clwvegid Jesse Whiteman RURAE Eavpally William II, Dias Willam Detroit Mich Thin County Parosimenta le Janhoma New Florence James Dina Ocean Dias Dimes Dias Beidhset Heb Brilliant Nushelile Montgomery Township Max Brilbart Lawrence O'Karrah Hastrun John Brilhart Gipsy Alizabeth Marton Norton Sarah Gibson Philadelphia Street Taylorsville Church Mars Boarts Mary Hoarts H. ‘T. Boarts Thirteenth Street George Teton Everdary Ehahoro Keven da Vaalley Larebasbora Norman St Davis Ars Dea Cairstier Odle Pant Vasteling Diowe Areyvive Larry Overdorf Léganier Sinan Overdort Muar Jon Agnes Cochran Paw Siw Miehil al Koln Kennecy Younsstawi Sue Overdoet Bonver Malta Martin Overderk Homerily Geerire Loydie Thureday Fry Brushyalley Lawnuship Folin Robert Thompson South Bend Isaac Prick Isaac McCausland George Jamison Manville McClain Hev. Robarts Hummer City Presbyterian Church Wurlal Willa Mangared Teton Margaret Kehnan Rayne Lowsship Hone Amour Rayne Lie Tunoma Evangelical Chirel Kierlinghand George Wil Jolfelman Mary Wise Pear Plumyville Dunkard Vaneterys Tear Tanoma Solomion Walfe Doath Solomon Wolfe Cande Towarship Junmoah Aan Armetrong Charles Povey Walley Dun Oe Churk Mins Dues Greth Punaxeulaweney Mom. Bsuyder Mahaney Jaeob Yolfa Mahoney City Glen Wolfe Portor Sheta Anni Amelk Carney Anna Amelia Carney West Lebanon Will Pneu Mont Muckle Parkwood Lot Mrs Merle Brandon Mary M. Brandon Lower Gily Luther Beck North Point Chirk Diamison Clark L. Diunlyon Lavina Sanitarian Harry Jamison Plumyitle Mell Kigin Relligin Miderton Samuel Ili Luo Mary Fiscus West Church Street Kiderton Charles Lewis Jin Matt Blair Willian Matt Herr Matt Weekley W.va Union Cemetery East Phila Popnte Panite Organi- Amon Mr Wishar Philadelpha Sidday Wishar Fisher Johan S. Fisher Commonwealth John H. Fisher Sterling Oftiivan Wisher Fidianna Iniana County Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Talini Normil Behool Alimni Association Miesianay Jol Lisher Convemior Resolu Uons Unghie Association Port Pitt Hubert Work Nrst Samuel Schmucker West Ynester Normal School Wamil Allegheny Counnky Behoda William Davidson J. L. Allison Willkingburg J. A. H. Keith Jie 2. Leonard Indiana Normal School Leonard Indiana County Democratic Women Voters League John §. Fishor Indiana State Normal School Cdisthnsutgshen John S. Fisher Pennnsylvania Greal Commonwealth of Yennsylvania J. Clark Hicks Coyode Big Gon F Senator Fishey
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