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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1923

Page

7

Three Murder Trials Open at March Court

The March term opens with at least three murder trials including Mike Jangioppo, charged with murder in the death of Freeman Walker. Also to be tried are Thomas Bly and Tarquinio Masei for earlier felonies, with true bills also issued against Bell and Rose. Citizenship hearings and several other indictments fill the week.

Mike Jangioppo Freeman Walker Holm Thomas Bly. & Negro Seward Baltimore Tarquinio Masei Dilltown Daniel C. Bell Hedri Mike Rose Luciusboro Wilmer H. Wood John Hughes Mike Rosé George Rippie Alex Madee Charles Robinson Ben Shirley H. A. Ragan F. L. Roof John Minchak John Semick Green, Township Robert Seward Center Township

Fines Offset Prison Costs as Court Sees Self-Sustaining System

Judge Langham told the Grand Jury that prison maintenance in 1922 cost 10658.05 with fines of 4286.58 reducing county expense to 6261.47 and that by 1923 fines may cover all criminal costs, while opposing views on punishment are noted. A second item invites Shelocta and Armstrong residents to a March 29 mass meeting at Shalocta church to form a good roads association and discuss highway bond issues with invited officials.

J. N. Langham Western Penitentiary Allegheny County Criminal Department Justice Shelocta Armstrong Township Shalocta

Style Show March 15 Opens Spring With Free Displays

Indiana merchants prepare for a Thursday evening event from 7:00 to 9:30. Nearly all business houses will open their doors to the public as guests with musical programs special window displays and a parade. Auto agencies and many lines will showcase the latest merchandise furniture hardware jewelry groceries flowers instruments and more at no charge.

Indiana Evning Ag

Weddings of a Week Hovey Barrett in Olean ceremony

A week of weddings features Florence Emma Barrett and Edward L. Hovey married in Olean New York February 24 with Rev. G R Williams officiating. Florence is from Rochester Mills and will live in Lafayette where the groom works for Hazelwood Oil Company.

Lafayette Hazelwood Oil Company

Trade City Farmers Institute Program Announced

The Farmers Institute meets in Grange Hall Trade City on Friday March 16 with morning sessions including remarks by C F Smith and topics on hog forage, swine feeding and oats versus soybeans. An afternoon program features horse care and a question box with J M Vial and J W Warner. A separate item reports Human Fly Harry F Young dies after falling from the Hotel Martinique in New York City before 20 000 spectators. George Fry of Washington Township hospitalized in Indiana after a wagon accident. Col H W Coulter and John M Phillips to address the Indiana Branch Wild Life League.

Grange Hall Farmers’ Institute Trade City C. F. Smith J. M. Vial State College B. M. Christen M. Christen J. W. Warner New York City Harry F. Young Martinique Young Wild Life League H. W. Coulter Greensburg John M. Phillips

Real Estate Transfers In Indixon County Report

Real estate transfers recorded in Indixon County list Lucile Robinson to Elizabeth Kess ler two lots in Smicksburg for 850 dollars and Nicola Giampietro to Agnello for a lot in Clymer at 2900 dollars. Additional deeds include many Blairsville and Indiana area plots with prices, owners, and descriptions of lots and acres. A silver wedding, literary society program, injuries, and social events are also noted among local notices.

Devas Indixon Taft Lucile Robinson Elizabeth Kessler Smicksburg Nicola Giampietro Agnello Clymer CG. Agnello Rita Yuthoyvita Charles BE. Felton P. M. Spragg Fourth Ward Indiana J. W. Gray Wimner Gray Ayn Brush Valley Nancy Mack Wm. Clinson West Wheatfield Milton McIntire Rimar C. Potts Blairsville Samuel W. Sindorf John W. Clark A. Spiard Louis Cain C. S Kunkla Samuel Clipper Homer City Lenora H. Kimmell Uarry Kimmell Armstrong Jefferson & Clearfeld Coal & Son Co Young John J. Renz G. Palazzi White Stephen Sarnosky Albert Noro Lrey Green J. W. Fetterhoff Laura B. Fettterhoff Plumville Harry Bh, Smith C. M. Koontz First Ward Frank B. Andre L. H. Swanger Maria Cochran B. H. Work Grant Amelia B. Lytle Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Co Kathryn B. Salsgiver Sara Salsgiver Third Ward John D. Garman H.B. Langham Montgomery D. C. Grifith Nola Perry Jin Blacklick H. B. Dickie Arthur J. Waddie Conemaugh Clarence Fisiel John ©. Gilmore Blatraville

Indiana Obituary Listing Reflects Local Deaths and Social News

A batch of death notices and social items from Indiana area columns notes George Ding of Dias Station and others among recent deaths. The Herald reports visits, enrollments in The Progress, and local social events including a wedding shower for Dwight A. Fiening and a Kansas death of Annis Fyock, tying community life to nearby towns and counties.

Creekside Institute to Brostalld Teachers Event

A teachers institute will be held at Creekside Grange Hall Friday and Saturday. Committee includes Mia, Frank Horton, Mary Reed, Alice Dunnile and Thomas Bothel. Program lists talks on home environment, public opinion on schools, professional obligations, and PTA value with several named presenters.

Mia Grange Hall Creekside Morelt Fand Frank Horton Mary 4 Boy Scouts J. B. Baker Rev. Keirn Brada Indiana County Manuel Agnes Reed Willa N. Barr Grace Meleury Tait Miss Freeh Rebecca Blue Jones Herlinger J. B. Anderson C. G. Postlewait Arthur Lambing G. M. McHenry Rev. Lawrence Aida Simpson Elmer Cravener

Mabel Willebrandt Ties Indiana Ties to National Affairs

Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt of California, temporary head of the Attorney General's Department in Washington, D. C., is a relative of Indiana residents and a cousin of local families. The piece notes family connections, local ties, and shared interest with Dr. Hubert Work in Harding’s cabinet. Also mentions family gifts from Sarah DeLancey and local Lutheran church plans for a new building, plus various local obituaries and incidents.

Mabel Willebrandt Attorney General's Department Indiana Caliifornia Attorney General’s Department Washington, D. C Daugherty Willebrandt David Walker Wayne Township Mabel Walker James L. Petterman Wayne Avenue Evan Long Pauline Walker Washington Street Elizabeth Schurr West Church Street Chris Walker Rayne Township Hubert Work Marion Center Interior Harding Indiana County National Capital

Longtime Cherryhill resident Mrs Myr dies in 87th year

Mrs Vraneda Myr and several local residents are noted in obituaries. Mrs Myr aged nearly 87 died at her son John Myers home in Cherryhill township after a long illness. She leaves three sons and three daughters and about twenty grandchildren. Funeral rites were held by Rev Ibarnell and burial followed in Diamondneyatha cemetery. The report also covers Clayton Cameron Stephens 21, W Hart Lyda 76, J Morrell Davis 60, Joanne Raleigh Pleck 69, Philby Stiffler 75, Ellen Rhoades Bowers 82, and Frank Morack 12, with brief notices of their deaths and survivors.

George Ding Dias Atation Indiana Harry Kimmell Shelocta Orier Mias Sarah Lowry Pittsburgh J. A. Campton Conemaugh Township H. F. Spence Robert Creekside M. J. Golden Near Penn Run Equilla Brust East Oak Street T. A. Hughes Near Livermore W. J. Crisaman Near Town C. C. Dinsmore North Saventh Street Patton H. A. Hollis Clymer Progress W. L. McKee Alethea Philadelphia A. &. Little Chambersville L. M. McGaughey Apollo J. G. Strong Cherryhill Harry L. Short Wayne Township W. B. Wagner North Fourth Street Derry J. M. McCully William McC Wayne Avenue William R. Calhoun Harrisburg Town Blairsville J. K. McCormick W. J. McEl Wee Homer City R. D McCormick Walter Loring and Coral Grove Chapel Overland H. C. Estep South Sixth Street Boston Ruth Dustap Drexell Institute F. J. Pleming Pleming Summit B. W. Moody Mast Church Street Emory Hazel Catherine Fieming William Wils Jacksonville Buffalo and Rochester Coal & Iron Co Billy Progress Office Mattie Hunter Mattila Hunter Armestrong Muregarel Hunter Rae Oakland Elizabeth Louise Marvis Elizabeth Loulke Mayris Edward Harris Saimple Hunl Wiza Cook McNull Eliza Cook McNull Cookport Tomer City Sebring Alex Rellick Alex Relick Fulton Hull Indiana Hospital Vraneda Myr Francis Myers John Myers Cherryhill Township William Jane Long Vine Jen Owens Penn Ran Lemuel Myers Tonnie Miller Maggie Bagley Near Conkport Walter N. Myers Ibarnell Clayton Cameron Stephens F.C. Stephens South Seventh Street Baptist Church of Vandergrift Stephens Methodist Episcopal Church Fie T. P. Stephens Els. White Oakland Cemetery Lydia W. Hart Lyda Wittinsboro Hote Kuer Loorting Latrobe Rankin and Wilkinsburg Percy Arthur W. Morrell Davis J. Morrell Davis Center Township White Township Cameron Deadenderter Marion Dsther David Martha Jane Davis Johanay Raleigh Pleck Joanne Raleigh Pleck John Bleck Liulelaburg Mahoning Punx Sudawney Jon Rairigh Ping Bluff Ark Mia Nan Lukehart Palle Creek Mra David Goad Simicksbure Uy. Hull Dayton Smicksbury Philip SiMe Philby Stiller Uniontown Cirreen Township Divk Charles Stiffler Stafford Orvin Ein W Marion Center Alden Ray Stiffer California Orrin Stier Rallyoad Avenue Perguson Baptist Sehareh Tadijan Post Ellen Rhoades Bowers Ellen Rhowdes Bowers Jacob K Jhe W. J. Silvis Anna Mary Silvis South Bend Harry Wilda Anderson Ethyl Beighley Butler Addison Lucy Killen Daniel Killen Dixmont Sumuel Killen Mary Killen Mast Wheatfield Township Renger Armagh M. FE Armagh W. Dd. Salisbury Jane Salisbury W. Jd. Salisbury Macksbury Br Il Donehoo Willa Dorothy Caroline Mary Martha William Hart Wilmer Kauffman W. S. Kaufman Maple Street Kauffman F. W. Hinitt East Wheatfield Samuel Killen Betty Jane Steffey Betty Jane Stettey Bier

Three County Homes Destroyed by Flames

A deflected fire is thought to have caused the blaze that ruined Juntos M. Nichol near Georgeville during a windstorm on Sunday afternoon. Neighbors saved a nearby barn. Nichol’s house, insured for 1660 on the structure and 409 on contents, was a substantial local farmhouse. Ford Gregg’s Coakport home and the Alex Beringer farm dwelling near Joanmodore were also lost in fires, with the Gregg family escaping in night clothes. faulty flues likely sparked the blazes.

Juntos M. Nichol Georgevile Nichol Gregge Alex Beringer Joanmodore King

Local U S Marine in Haiti and area obituaries mix

Local U S Marine Knowlton Ballantyne is stationed with the First Brigade Marines in Port au Prince Haiti after joining at Pittsburgh in 1922. The record notes several area deaths and funeral notices including Mrs. J W Silvis, Miss Lucy Killen, Mrs. Jane Salisbury, and infant Betty Jane Steffey with basic biographical details and burial plans.

U. 8. Marine Haiti Washington Eall of Adventure Knowlton Ballantyne Mable Ballantyne Indiana U. 3. Marines Malti West, Indies United States Marines Pittsburgh Parris Island 8. C West Indies Port Au Prince Halid Maiti Republic Maitland

Also Mentioned on This Page

MARCH Poreigner Callen Sic Lulia Miss Mary Irene John Klingen Smith Douglass Studio Philadelphia Street Nestor-Weamer Dorothy M. Weamer J. Clark Weamer Beyer Arthur G. Nestor Sagamore Sagamore Lutheran Church J. B. Donaldson Ohio Coal Company Dickey Cox Jay H. Dickey Grace’ Cox William Cox G. W. Dickey Walter E. Brown The Waddie-Swauger Frank Waddis Ida M. Swauger Salishburg Saltsburg Justes John F. Johnston Harris-Snydler Walter B. Harris Catherine Snyder J. Norman Hunter Sherman Ayers Plunville Grace Fetterho S. Harkins Dixonville Violet A. Dishong Hillsdale Raymond K. Thomas Glen Campbell Mary EB. Dibell Roasiter TRADE Wilt George Fry Washington Township William A. Burnheimer Locust Street Burnheimer William Shermer Walter Bair W. N. Kelly Punxsutawney Manor Literary Society Manor Nora Hmigh Ethel Bitterbaugh Albert Smith Naomi Coy Class of Girls Pearl Smith Pumpkin Ridge Center Band Ethel Makin George Wolfe Offie Armond Luella Ford RA F. Haslett Ford Hazlett Johnstown Mike Murcovics Clark Bros Kellysburg Steele McElhoos Mome Post Office David, the Shepherd Presbyterian Church Burgess H. W. Thomas Burgess H. Wallace Thomas Zoe Buchanan H. S. Buchanan South Thirteenth Street Nashville Tenn Imuda Dwight A. Fiening West School Street Mel. Amie Kyock Annis Fyock This Ottawa Kans John H. Fyock Fanniee Proutman Hook Bley Atracters! Institute Brostald Old Home County Sarah M. Doulancey Rev P. F. DeLancey Meadville A. D. DeLancey D. C. DeLancey Wigin Tt. C W. F. DeLancey Philipseburg, Pa Warly Zion Lutheran Church Sulcide Saltsbury Westmoreland County Hisody Sie Gia J. Kunkle Blacklick Township Ira K. Cochran Mr. Kunkle Pie Savigl Ands J. George Eames Georgeville Coulksport Waanity Capel Klee
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