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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1914

Page

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Two Murder Trials in March Court and Banquet News

March criminal court opens with many liquor law violations and numerous indictments. Hazel Blose faces murder charges while William H. Clawson stands trial for arson. Civil court verdicts include Alfred Dick's $182.85 claim and $10 against West Wheatfield supervisors. The Indiana Chamber of Commerce held its second annual banquet at the New Indiana House with about 100 attendees and a keynote by William Smedley promoting local business.

Chamber of Commerce Indiana Chamber of Commerce Indiana House William Smedley Philadelphia Retail Merchants’ Association of Pennsylvania Smedley C. C. McClain W. H. Clawton James Crossman John Csimady John Graff John Ketole Louis Sherman Hazel Blose Harry Jackson Martin Zedric Rudolph Tordelle Daniel Harris Charles Fetterman John Duglick Scott G. Smith Tony Pero Camille Gu@ncate John Stubna Mike Mehitka Paul Onex Carl Signetine Henry Prosetti Andy Polack Domenic Ricci Andy Kasnetz Alex Drogi James Dunn John Sadlock Frank Kupik FP. L. Bergman North Point William H. Clawson Nortly Point Harry Spence Beile Clark Alfred Dick Oliver Bracken East Wheatfield Township The Commonwealth West Wheatfield Township Dora Davidson

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County

Real estate transfers list deeds recorded in Indiana County. Names include John D. Shankle to Mary B. Bush for 29 acres at $600, George Schall to Mary De Angelis at $1100, A. Conrad to D W Duncan for 205 acres at $3260, Manor Real Estate to Greenwich Coal Co. at $8640.27, and others including L. D. Muman to Glen Campbell Lodge and Homer W. Koontz with various parcels and prices.

Indiana County John D. Shankle Mary B. Bush George Schall Center Mary de Angelis A. Conrad Buffington D. W. Duncan M. L. Learn Green G. D. Patrick Manor Real Estate & Trust Co Greenwich Oal & Coke Co John D. German Burrell Isaac R. Smith H. BH. Frech Creekside L. J. Filek W. A. Ross Indiana Joseph A. Hart L. D. Muman Glen Campbell Glen Campbell Lodge Loyal Order of Moose Standard Loughry White B. B. Campbell B. Campbell Homer W. Koontz H. M. Lowry John B. Markle Lucy Lockard Catherine E. Roberts Lena Marshall F. Rupto

Pie Social at Anderson School in Young Township

An entertainment and pie social will be held at the Anderson school in Young township on Friday evening. Ladies are requested to bring pies.

Anderson School Young Township Cherryhill Brethren Church Cherryhill Township

New Century Club to Hold Meeting on Woman Suffrage

The New Century Club invites the public to a Monday 8:00 PM session in the new Municipal building on North Seventh Street. Miss Leonard of the Normal school will lead, assisted by Mrs. R. A. Thompson and others. Reports on suffrage from national and regional guests will be read.

New Century Club North Seventh Street Leonard iNormal School R. A. Thompson M. C. Watson 8. M. Jack Margaret Blair Shumaker James Blair Nell Guthrie George R. Stewart California John S. Hastings Vandergrift Blymyer New York Wood Philadelphia John, N. Speel Washington, D. C

Weddings of 3 Week Shields-Mock

Three marriages are reported including Shields Mock in Leechburg with Marl Shields and Gertrude Mock. Ray Meyer and Olive Barr wed in fear Sheloca and plan to reside Idaho. Ellis Armstrong and Daisy Donahue wed near Lovejoy. Other unions include George Hockenberry and Athel Metcalfe. Charles Williams and Laura Pendlebury. George Trimble and Nellie Fyack.

George Trimble Wigus Nelle Fyock

Personal Brevities From Windber and Nearby Locales

A roundup of social notices from Windber and surrounding towns. Residents and visitors include Ford Gibson Blairsville travelers Clyde Bell Mrs J E Potts Mary Earnest and others. Several items cover visits to Pittsburg Greensburg and New York City along with local accidents and gatherings.

Ford Gibson Windber T. L. McEntee Blairsville Clyde Bell Smicksburg Indiana Caroline Lytle Pittsburg J. E. Potts R. D J. D. Cramer Blacklick Township D. Rankin Tomb Clinton Palmer Near Latrobe

Women's Club of Indiana Hosts Chicken Supper Event

The Women's Club of Indiana enjoyed a chicken and waffle supper at the Shelocta House Saturday evening with many members listed among attendees. Numerous locals from nearby townships visited, and community events included upcoming pie socials and church services as local residents recover from illnesses and celebrate birthdays.

The Women's Club of Indiana Shelocta House Mra Ira A. Myers Genevieve Myers I. M. Smith Jesse Nodkey W. PP Waltzer Claire 1 Brown Robinsteel J. M. Dickson Maury FE Warnest It. N. Ray McGregor Jarry Boggs George GC Stra A. Pennington Chas Macy John Steving D. R. Hetrick Dodson R. CG Yrto Carnia A. D. Woodle Anna Kerr Twila Colbitt James Turnbull Ane Family Ernest V. C., Thomas Near Here D. B. Allshouse Dovie Beatty Mabel Coulter Idaho Marvin Blanche Sel Harvey Devlin Wider Sharp Harry Edwards Elinor Mac Campbell Bertha Nellie George Andrew Lingenfelter Mae ‘Clowes Creekside Anthony School Mabelle Woods Erin Sell Paul Wiggins Ralph Annie Ray Five Points Ira J. Sell Marian Sell Shelocta School

Calf of Holstein Friesian Blood Born Near Clymer

A cow owned by Mrs. Amanda Shank near Clymer recently bore a calf. At five days old the calf weighed 36 pounds. The calf is of Holstein Friesian lineage and belongs to dairyman C. L. Dick who lives near Clymer.

Amanda Shank Clymer

Chavel News and Newell Brothers Draw Crowds at Crace Church

Chavel News and Myangeliat H. HH. Newell draw large nightly crowds at Crace Church. George A. Newell leads the 41 minute song service and both brothers cocompose the Railroad Song sung coast to coast. Rev. R Robinson conducts revival services at Starford M E church. all are invited.

Chavel News Myangeliat H. HH

Examinations Set for Fourth-Class Postmasters in Indiana County

Applications for 24 positions must qualify by April 18 1914 Examinations will be held on that date at Indians Blairsville and other offices for fourth class postmaster posts in Indiana county The Civil Service Commission directed Congressman J N Langham on the procedure including where to obtain application forms and where to submit them to Washington D C Examinations location and rules are to be arranged by the local post offices involved

United States Civil Service Commission J. N. Langham Blairsville Indiana County Arcadia Armagh Blacklick Brighalley Chambersville Clarkshore Dilltown Edel Finest Crivehon Fmndale Tome Hust Thianar Kent Pnorth Point Parkwood Penn Fun Plumyilie Robingon Rochestar Mis iShelocta West Lebanon Wilms Owithin Washington, D. C

50th Wedding Anniversary of Civil War Veteran

Mr and Mrs Andrew Lydick of Penn Run celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary on February 23 with a family reunion at home. Rev Joseph Holsopple and RE EB Holsopple spoke after a fine dinner. Lydick served four years in the Civil War with the Wilty-ffth P V L under Gen Dick White. He wed Margaret Sleppy in 1864 while home on furlough, ceremony by Rev John Rice. Family members present included J A Lydick of New Kensington and W Lydick of Jeannette, among others. neighbors attended, and gifts were received.

A. Kamerer Pittsburg West Penn Hospital Walter Black Jacob Repine Indiana J. Angus Lowe Nebraska Hoa Trade City Lutheran Church Aln. Tatkehart David Ritchey Thomas Weston Charles Lukehart Vandergrift Smicksburg J. N. Lewis George Minish M. K. Lewis Myrtle Lewis A. N. Lukehart George Weston A. L. Kirkpatrick Andrew Lydick Penn Run Joseph Holsopple EB. Holsopple Lydick Wilty-ffth P. V. L Gol Dick White Marrriage Margaret Sleppy John Rice J. Tu, Simpson Verona J. A. Lydick New Kensington W. @. Lydick Jeannette J. CG

Two Girls Poisoned In Glen Campbell Doctor's Daughters Housed

Dr. W Hall and his wife were distraught as Florence Hall aged years and Bernice Tall aged years, daughters of the Glen Campbell physician, were hospitalized at Adrian Friday night with suspected poisoning. Their condition was serious briefly but improved with medical care. the exact poison remains undetermined though bi chloride of mercury was ruled out, and Dr Hall suspects the girls may have found a drug in his office during his absence.

Glen Campbell Florence Hall Bernice Tall W. Hall Adrian Hospital Hell Iit Hall

Friends of Good Roads organize elects officers Thursday

A meeting at the Court House formed a permanent Good Roads organization in the county. WM J Hernan of the Pennsylvania Good Roads Association offered guidance. J J Parnell was elected chairman and lawyers John A Scott and J Wood Clark spoke. A second meeting scheduled for Thursday evening at 7 will elect officers. Real estate sales note multiple properties changing hands with prices listed. A birthday party for Mag J W Kunkle featured music and gifts. Two department heads at Huntingdon & Clearfield Telephone Co resigned.

Friends of Good Roads Court House Good Roads WM. J. Hernan State Organi Inor Pennsylvania Good Roads Association H. ©. Christy J. J. Parenell John A. Scott J. Wood Clark Court Mouse Ordears

Prohibitionists Endorse Palo Merck and McCormick-Pinellot

At the county convention Prohibitionists elected Robert J. McCormick of Rochester Mills as county chairman with officers including Secretary John Houk and Treasurer Franks Learn. The committee plans a full Prohibition ticket and May primary campaigning, while Clifford Pinchot announced his candidacy for U S Senate with support from Progressive leaders. Democratic plans endorsed Palmer for Senate and McCormick for governor, with a Washington party banquet at the New Indiana House featuring Clyde M. Kelly and others. Senator Holse Penrage to visit Punxsutawney on March 19 en route to DuBois.

Prohibitioniats Thia Daca Robert Ju. Mmerick Rochester Mills John Houk Indiana Franks Learn J. R. Morris Win. Schurr Tlome Buchanan Yera Clifford Pinchot Milford Forester United States Washington Party Roses Penrose Amionge Clyde M. Kelly Allegheny County Peres FF. Smith Pittsburg Lex Mitchell Jefferson County Holse Penrage

Local Sons of Veterans Install Officers in Indiana Camp

J Blair Sutton serves as Commander of the new Indiana Camp No. A77. William L Buchanan Camp, aided by state officers, conducted the installation of officers on Wednesday night. United States Commander in Chief John G Santter installed and mustered in the officers. The officers include Commander J Blair Sutton, Senior Vice Commander OC McClain, Junior Vice Commander George T Buchanan, Camp Council Willis Wilson Robert T Marlin William R Calhoun, with appointive officers named by Sutton.

J. Blair Sutton William LI. Buchanan Sons of Veterans Indiana D. J. Snavely Speer Orr Johnstown James Young W. &. Moora S. Carney United States Organization United States John G. Santter Aspin~ Vwall McClain George T. Bulchanan Willis Wilson Robert T. Marlin William R. Calhoun Sutton Chaplett F. Urnest Richard W. Watson Trengtrer Dunes A. Crossavan George J. Feilinide Charles Books Francis M. Lifth Harvey Slalla Arthur Torrence Merle Maegle

North Point Mad Dog Terror Shocks Local Community

A rabid dog in the North Point area attacked livestock and injured two dogs belonging to Chester McClelland and Abrey Wicks, both later killed after showing rabies symptoms. Neighbors fear more stock losses as the animal remains at large. Separately Lencheon and Hons Party held a social at a local home Friday with 28 guests, featuring music and cards and late refreshments.

North Paint Chester McClelland Ollie Clark Loughes Mia. McClelland Brady James McCune Albert Buchanan Martht Naomi White Valjean Kenneth Cassidy

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