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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1920

Page

7

Indiana counties share in one million road fund

The 1919 legislature replaces old bonuses with a state highway award of 1,000,000 dollars allocated to townships in second class districts. Indiana county’s portion totals 24,681 dollars. Distribution uses township road mileage, including Armstrong 1,692 miles 22,597.66 and Clearfield 1,639 miles 21,889.81.

State Highway Department Indiana Armstrong Clamor Clearfield Miles Jefferson

Weddings and local life fill Indiana town pages

Dates Levine and Florence Levine wed at the Hebrew congregation on Philadelphia Street with family and friends in attendance. Oates, tied to Bon Ton, serves as advertising manager with bride’s sister and other relatives present. Other notices cover Ev ans Lewis wedding in Huntingdon, Henderson Mack nuptials in Greensburg, and Watkins Myers union in Water Street. Also reported: a stork visit to Paul Lewis’s home and Stephen Kiss leaving bank to run coal business amid local happenings.

Levine Louis Dates Florence Levine Hebrew Congregation Philadelphia Street Tl. I. Moshewitz Rose Levine Pride Anna Bess Oates Myra Levine Helen Shearer Louis Rose S. Brady Solomon Levine Lowust Street Oates The Bon Ton Indiana

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Ledger

Transfers show multiple deeds recorded across Indiana County with buyer, seller, tract details, and prices. Notable entries include Graceton Coke Co to Indiana County Coal Co for 4 tracts at 24000 dollars and several lots and acreage sales in Cherryhill Conemaugh Blairs ville Homer City North Mahoning and Center towns.

Indiana County Earl EK Louis Jones Cherryhill Arthur F. Stephens Thomas B. Smith Conemaugh R. A. Blakley John Gearhart North Mahoning Charles Fleming Stephen B. Ray Armstrong John C. Gearhart H . Roney J. G. Johnston W. A. Johnston Homer City Clark CG. Marshall Merley Marshall South Mahoning Mary Bowman D. F. Vane Mary George John Petrarca Blairsville C. Cunningham

Brody Bros Lease Adds Storeroom in Bell Property

Brody Bros a leading Indiana wire mercantile firm has leased the entire J T Bell property at Philadelphia and Seventh streets. The three story brick building housing the Indiana Cigar Store and flats will add a large plate glass display area on Seventh Street as the business expands. Also included are plans to occupy the flat on the second and third stories as growth requires. The lease signals a long term commitment and a major upgrade to the store’s showcase space.

Bell Philadelphia Seventh Street Brody Bros Wire Mercantile Indiana J.T. Bell Seventh Streets Mr. Bell Indiana Cigar Store Brody

Pennsylvania Dogs Running at Large Cause Heavy Losses in 1919

State Department of Agriculture reports unlicensed dogs across Pennsylvania killed or injured 6,550 sheep in 1919, with total damages about 164,172.23. Indiana County shows 90 sheep killed and 109 injured from dogs, with 2,856 licensed dogs and 4,624 in license fees. By year end 311,972 dogs licensed statewide, 70,1428 killed by officers and 1,500 by game wardens. Secretary Rasmussen stresses strict enforcement of the 1917 dog act to protect sheep and livestock and reduce county damage claims. Fines for failing to license or restrain a dog rose in 1919, with average penalties around 814 in arrests statewide.

Bureau of Statistics Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Indiana Pennsylvania Frederick Rasmussen State Department of Agriculture

Local Real Estate Deals and Health News Summary

Real estate transactions unfold across Grant Street Fifth and Church streets and several others with prices ranging from 1100s to 4500 dollars. Notable sales include W. J. Moore property to H. Freeman and a Philadelphia corner lot to James McKee. Health updates report 60,000 influenza cases in the state between late January and February, with 3,068 deaths from influenza and pneumonia. An old-fashioned winter is noted with 82 deliveries by sled, and community events include a schoolyard social and a birthday tribute for Miss Mollie Jawry. A fatal kerosene incident near Hellwood is reported.

W. J. Moore Grant Street H. Freeman Aft Town T. L Edwards C. A. Buchanan Fifth Church Streets Frank E. Sloan Johne Town East Washington Street Fred Huberto W. J. Moore A. B. King Philadelphia Haleventh Streets Buterbaugs Oak Streets James McKee Thomas St. Clair South Seventh Street John W. Henry John McConnell St. Cair Johnstown

No Criminal Sessions At March Court In County History

The March term will be light on criminal cases as only three bills were returned by the Grand Jury and, due to a small trial list, indictments were continued to June. Civil court sessions will be held next week. The Grand Jury recommended courthouse and jail repairs. Nearby society notes include the 36th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Mabon, and several local events.

Thomas FP. Stephens Daniel M. Hall Grand Army of the Republic GAR Department of Pennsylvania Indiana Weading John Mabon West Wheatfield Township Mabon Montgomery Nowflorence United Presbyterian Church

Sabbath School Conference at Blairsville

A Sabbath school conference for pastors officers and teachers from districts four and five of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association will meet at Blairsville Methodist Episcopal Church on Thursday March 18 at 2 PM. Devotions by Rev Paul Weyand followed by a session on Graded Organization led by John C Silsley state superintendent. Mrs Harry W Harhart will lead teacher training and Miss Eleanor Tuck will oversee Children’s Work. Evening addresses by Rev Charles C Gribbs and Attorney J Elder Peeler.

Indiana County Sabbath School Association Methodist Joscopal Church Blairsville Paul Weyand John C. Silsley Harry W. Harhart Indiana Eleanor Tuck Homer City Charles C

Careless Guest Causes Fire at Hotel Moore

A foreign guest on the third floor at Hotel Moore started a blaze by throwing a lit cigarette from a window. Several rooms burned, water and smoke damage reported, with losses estimated in the thousands. The suspect was arrested but later discharged when no malicious intent was found. theater adjacent to Hotel Moore, Strand, paused operations as manager Samallo instructed patrons to leave and return next day, with free admission.

Ogst Hotel Moore Court Way Indiana

Death notices in Kintershure area newspaper

A list of obituaries and death notices from a local paper recounts the deaths of John TL Kinter aged 37 of Kintershure Rayneeden and others in Armstrong and surrounding townships. The items include survivors, funeral arrangements, and church affiliations, with brief biographical details and burial sites in Washington, Oakland, and Greenwood cemeteries.

John TL Kinter Tohn J. Kinter Yen Kintershure Rayneeden Penn Public Service Company John Kinter Hound Church J. W. Kinter Rayne Township Saguire Watt Kinter Chamberaville John Brilhart Cherry Tree Martha Kinter Home Andrew Mabel Washington Church

Recruiting Co F for State Guard Service in Indiana County

An energized meeting at the Outing Club organized the Veteran Corps of Company F to spur recruiting for a modern armory and peace strength of 100 men. Recruiting HQs are set in the Municipal building as Col Joseph H Thompson, Col Edward Martin, and Lieut Col Ventry W Coulter spoke on Co P’s WWI service and urged young men to enlist.

Co. F Indiana County Pennsylvania National Guard Veteran Corps of Co. F Indiana Joseph H. Thompson Treaver Ally Edward Martin Waynesburg Gol Ventry W. Coulter Greenshaw 100Th Pennsylvania Infantry Co. P

Pumssulawney Grange Backed Senator W Graff Nomination

Minutes from a 1920 meeting report Republican workers in Puiswidiwney Jefferson County backing Senator Wilbur Graff for re election. Endorsing resolution cites four years service, public welfare and Americanization. Also notes Pomona Grange program planned in Sandusky area with sessions, discussions on wages and farm costs, and a basketball game noting Indiana school victory.

Pumssulawney Organization Republican Workers of Puiswidiwney Jefferson County Pennsylvania Ton Lex N. Mitchall W. R. Neal Wilbur P. Graft Ruit Rosalynd Wilbur Graff

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