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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1926

Page

7

Tragic deaths and obituaries in Indiana county area

Multiple obituaries accompany a jumbled notice of local deaths. Joseph L. McGaughey, about 40, of near Parkwood, found dead in his room after tending the furnace, likely an accidental gun discharge. Harrison H. Kaufman, 85, of Pittsburgh, dies after a ten day illness. long service as farmer and teacher, with extensive surviving relatives listed. Mrs. Della V. Galer, 63, dies at 10th Street residence after general debility. surviving husband and six children noted. George D. Jenks, 72, prominent Brookville attorney, dies at home. widow Anna Ray noted. Public interest funds raised for Benjamin Franklin highway discussed by local businessmen.

Joséph .L., McGaughey Parkwood Mary Henderson-McGaughey Rachel Rankin Shelocta McGaughey Ohio Harrison Kaufman Parrison H. Kaufman Kaufman D. D Pittsburgh Harrison H. Kaufman Indiana County Bethel Presbyterian Church West School Street First Presbyterian A. S. Kaufman New Kensington BH. B. Kaufman Delmont G. W. Kaufman J. M. Robinson Greensboro H. 8. Pounds Livermore Sarah Margaret Kaufman Della V. Galer Galer Tenth Street Janies Neff Chest Springs Indiana Nora Margery Galer Ben Galer Buffalo A. G. Neff Johnstown R. D. Neff Osceola Mills W. M. Neff Mre G. M. Roaser Clearfield William, Forcey Beech Creek F. W. Hinitt Porial Oakland Cemetery George D. Jenks Jefferson County Brookville John G. Jenks Punxautawney He Waas Misa Anna Ray Blairsville

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report

Real estate transfers recorded since last report include multiple parcels in Green South Mahoning West Wheatfield Cherryhill Pine White Blairsville and Montgomer y totaling thousands with prices from 60 to 11000 dollars. Leases filed by People’s Natural Gas Co. involve BOT Wilson Harriet Walker and John J. Anthony.

Indiana County Young Bila M. Pagan Green Lily Adamson H. B. Mitchell South Mahoting Burtie Darrell Mack William H. Rote West Wheatfield James Moore John W. Mack Cherryhill Wilson Bowers Clinton I. Bowers Pine Blacklick Saml. W. Miller Paul Walker Burrell Margaret Loughry Michael N. Asper Lohin Blairsville Robert Franklin Gearhart Clara Gearhart Montgomery Jacob McFarland C. M. Stoops Canoe

Pomona Grange Meeting with Creekside March 26

Pomona meets the Creekside Grange on March 26 for an all day program. Activities include singing, readings, papers, debates on modern conveniences, and a fifth degree conferment. Delegates are urged to bring lunch and participate in committees and reports.

Pomona Creekside Grange Clarence Cummins Ira Marlin Harry Kunkle J. A. Condron Calderwood John McFarland Charley Walter A. P. Marshall W Shearer Wm. S. Wetzel E. M. Thompson Sheriff Malcolm Blair Ansley G. Steele Donald McHenry

Farmers Night drew large Blairsville crowd at Moose Temple

Blairsville Chamber of Commerce hosted about 250 county farmers at Farmers Night in Blairsville Moose Temple. Prof R Adams Dutcher spoke on Vitamines and Nutrition plus State College projects. County Farm Agent John Warner and Mr Treager also spoke. Schubert orchestra provided music. Miss Marie Shields entertained with readings. community singing led by D W Yealy.

Blairsville State College John W. Warner Treager Westmoreland County Schubert Orchestra Marie Shields Blacklick Township D.W. Yealy

Local Merchants Plan Spring Openings Next Week

Rivening merchants announce three day spring openings starting Wednesday through Friday with new stock, repairs, and displays. Stores promise up-to-date creations in colors and materials, with men’s shops offering special displays. County residents urged to attend the events.

Homer City and Armagh Win in Debate Contest

Homer City High School won Group A in the interscholastic debating contest, defeating Saltsburg in the final. Armagh High School won Group B, defeating Cherry Tree. 103 spectators attended the Cherry Tree debate amid bad weather. Seven Homer City students represented the team, with cups donated by Indiana Savings & Trust Co. on display at Rise Jewelry. The Armagh cup will be presented March 16 in Armagh. Homer City presentation planned later.

Homer City Saltsbury Homer City High School Armagh High School Indiana County Saltsburg Armagh Cherry Tree Neil Kellar Arthur Sloughy Homer City High Althea del ‘Honey Helen Harris Margaret Caldwell Bisia- Hanna Lorraine Jeffries Trudell Hiner Indiana Savings & Truat Company Rise Jewelry

Watch That Red Light Council Defines Disorderly Conduct

At the last meeting the council passed an ordinance defining disorderly conduct and adding traffic violations. Police are instructed to arrest motorists who disobey signals and for reckless driving. Officials note many drivers wrongly believe right turns on red are legal.

Unconscious From Cold In Cool Spring Township Teacher

Miss May Jordan a Cool Spring school teacher in North Mahoning township was found unconscious along a road about nine Monday morning by pupil John Pierce. Believed exposed for an hour or more she lies in critical condition at home.

May Jordan North Mahoning Township Miss May Jordan Cool Spring John Pierce Miss Jordan

Dixonville Residents Travel and Local Arrivals

Mr and Mrs C J Oakex and Mr and Mrs Murray Conrath visit Polk county residents while Mrs Harry Bence of Mar ion Center stays in Dixonville Hospital star Mary Parkins of Idamar remains hospitalized. Mr and Mrs S D Weeks visit son William Weeks in Derry. Carl Oakes of Clymer visits A D Fero. Mrs Charles L Reed and daughter Bernadine and son William return to Akron Ohio after visiting friends. Sutton Miller Co hosts Lincoln car show in their South Sixth Street showroom today through Friday.

C. J. Oakex Murray Conrath Harry Bence Mar ° Jon Center Polk Misa Mary Parkins Idamar Dixonville Hospital D. Weeks William Weeks Derry Carl Oakes Clymer A. D. Fero Charles L. Reed Bernadine William Akron Sutton-Miller Co Lincoln Lincoln Motor Cars South Sixth

Personal Brevities From Indiana Area Society Roundup

Local notes list Mrs. Harry Jetse shopping in Indiana on Tuesday and Justice of the Peace HM A Miller transacting business there last Saturday. Several residents visit Florida and Cambridge Springs, attend conventions, and host or join family gatherings.

Harry Jetse Parkwood Indiana Justice of the Peace A. Miller West Lebanon J. C. Conner South Tenth Street Florida W. Guthrie Williamsport Annie M.' Beil Blacklick Blacklick, Made Us A Plaasant J. N. Langham J. Roy Maloney North Ninth Street Cambridge Springs James I. Peterman Blair i Peterman Pittsburgh Harry Garman Tweet Burhenn H. Ney Prothero Jeannette Cynthia McGinley Norma Howard McGinley O. T. Briggs Frances John Moose John Auld Brushvalley Town Ahi B. FP Fleming Anna M. Oberlin Rochester Mills Linus M. Lewis James H. Hikin Town G.R. Keating B. L. Haskins Green Township Presbyterian William Berg Commodore Purchase Line Mildred J. Butler G. W. Butler Blairsville L. G. Butler Greensburg Fort Myers Fla Butler Mildred

Grand Jury Indicts 47 True Bills in County Court

The March Grand Jury completed work with 49 indictments and 47 true bills. They praised county officials and noted County Home inmates painted interiors with county-supplied paint. Additional true bills include violations of the prohibition law and crimes by Arch Gray, J C Forsythe, T B Sell, Frank Secco, and Wm Labira. Criminal court opens next Monday with Judge Langham in Ebensburg and District Attorney L H Miller in Harrisburg.

March Grand Jury Williard Home Marian Paice Helen Sikova Steve Marchock John Parison Jos Cabello Peter Saho Mia Alex Champs Orando Cento Harry Repine Arch Gray J. C. Forsythe T. B. Sell Frank Secco Labira Feeliny Langham Jin Ebensburg L. H. Miller Harrisburg

Golden Wedding Bells for Brushvalley Couple

Descendants of County Surveyor and Mrs Gilbert T McGrea gather at their Brushvalley home to celebrate the fifty year wedding anniversary. Children Frank Harry and Clyde McCrea plus Mrs T Rugh and Mrs R J Allen join in the day with grandchildren and great grandchildren among the celebrants. The couple enjoy hearty health as friends extend best wishes for many more anniversaries. Also notes advise farmers to include alfalfa seed in spring mixtures, stressing good liming and inoculation practices for strong stands.

Gilbert T. McGrea Sibert T. McCrea Brushvalley McCrea Frank Harry Clyde McCrea T. Rugh Allen Twither Dorothy Mildred Samuel Harry Rugh Nettie Martha Dean Myra Gilbert Charles Anna Betty Donald McCrea la Rugh Weaters Helen Altimus Indiana County

Fire Destroys Turkish Bath at Yankeetown

A Sunday night blaze of undetermined origin destroyed the Turkish Bath and damaged the adjacent De Cocei and Saho stores in Yankeetown between 9 and 10. The burning building, partly insured, was estimated at about 10,000 dollars. Fire spread from sparks to adjoining shops but was contained. Joe Confella, a tenant, was away. The report also covers a Jersey breeder tour in Indiana and Westmoreland counties, listing participants and itinerary, concluding with praise for County Agent W H Treager.

de Cocei Yankeetown Joe Confella Rocco di Cocci Peter Saho

Robinson Lad Injured Falling From Truck

Ray Fisher a 14 year old Robinson resident was seriously hurt Saturday when he fell from a Robinson Company truck wheel and frame. He sustained a dislocated shoulder and two teeth were knocked out and was taken to Johnstown hospital for examination before returning home. Bert Fisher, Ray’s father, was recently injured in a mill accident and remains at home. Ray is nephew of County Commissioner’s Clerk James I. Henderson.

Robinson Lad Ray Fisher Bert Fisher Johnstown Ray sClerk James I. Henderson

New State Highway Through Richmond Area Planned

A new state highway from Hamill to Rossiter via Rochester Mills will, on June first, be taken over by the State Highway Department. It includes the road from Savan station through Richmond to Locust past the U.P. church, ensuring state maintenance and benefiting residents of Richmond and surrounding areas.

Hamill Rossiter Rochester Mills State Highway Department Savan Station Richmond U. Pp

Buchheit Brothers Celebrate Sixth Anniversary in Indiana

The Buchheit brothers Edward and Harry J Buchheit mark six years of business in Indiana as Bechiebits Brothers Colerbateng expand from a single storefront to a large three story brick building with modern elevators heating and multiple departments. The Progress offers congratulations and continued success.

Edward C. Buebhedt Indiana Swank Hardware Co Prithr Harry J. Bucheil Sykesville National Bank Savings & Truat Co Pittsburgh Buchheit B.C. Buchhell Buchhell Bron Pattison Edward Rowe Ira Myers Grocery

Wharhon youth held for theft of Ford car

Wilbur Gardner aged 17 a minor from Heshbon was arrested by State Highway Patrol in Blacktick after stealing a Ford owned by D B H Thompson of Blairsville. He hit another car near Wayside Inn at Blacklick then left the damaged car for repairs. Gardner admitted guilt and said he borrowed the car to visit a relative near Josephine. After a hearing before Justice W M Hosack in Blairsville he was sent to the county jail to await trial on burglary and surety of the peace charges.

Wilbur Gardner Heshbon State Highway Patrol Blacktick D. BH. Thompson Blairsville Wayside Inn Blacklick Gardner Josephine Ponce W. M. Hosack

Seven Year-Old Girl Dies From Clothes Fire in Hamilton

Della Packer, seven, daughter of Mrs Alton Packer of Hamilton, died Saturday morning from burns after her clothing caught fire while dressing in front of an open stove. She brought clothes downstairs to dress, clothes ignited, and she ran to the yard where flames spread before help arrived. She died shortly after reaching Advian hospital Punxsutawney.

Hamillaan Della Alton Packer Hamilton Tiler Flamas Advian Hospital Punxsitawney Fey Efe Bara Gibson Jade City Adrian Popital Punxsutawney Frank Lorenzo

Farm Livestock Values and Local Institute Reports

Pennsylvania farm livestock valued at 44 688 000 dollars highlights the year. Indiana county hosts Phis Work The farmena institutes with sessions at Shulocta Purchase Line and Armighy G P Miller and EB T Moffitt of State College as speakers.

Parmers’ Institutes Farmena’ Institutes Indiana County Shulocta Institutia Purchase Line Viumville Armighy G. P. Miller EB. T. Moffitt State College Pennsylvania

Waynesburg Man Buys Indiana Hotel in Indiana Pa

John Lofink Jr former Downey House manager and owner of Fairchance Hotel in Fairchance Pa buys the Indiana Hotel at Sixth and Philadelphia streets. The four story brick building with 70 rooms and a dining room will see possession in April. Purchasers plan relocation with his wife, daughter and granddaughter. The price is rumored near 125000. Hyman Sinul and son have run the hotel previously and are noted for its good reputation.

John Lofink, Jr Waynesburg Fairchance Indiana Sixth Philadelphia Lofink Helea Johnson Virginia Downey Indiana Hotel Hyman Sinul Harry Hotel

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Joseph L. McGauchey Harrison Kauffman P. Galer Jennie McCormick Ray W. J. Ray Long Beach Calif Benjamin Franklin America Alls James Heilburn Scott Atahawa Vueuisci Oe Elizabeth F. Harrison New Jersey Irma Bartholomew Elizabeth Pollansbee Harrison Harold Christie Flanagan Hackensack, N. J Opal Hulf Atwood West Va Mise Opal Hull R. L. Huff Buckhannon West Virginia Robert L. Garrett Elkins Rev. Barlow Buckhannon Church John §. Fyock L. Fyock Near Norristown Shaffer-Webber Sanford Shaffer Palmertown Beulah Webber Charles C. Rutledge Harry Smith Autson Arts Ae Ae Toseunine Shaffer Ledge A. T. Rut- Sesemovets Catherine Welty Walthour Graf Meat Market Payne Hilda Henderson Sanford Shaffer Blacklick Josephine Zee Stiffier Reeves Kinport Tredd Rummel Walter Séemeick Exie Bagley Si John Edward Ban Beulah Irene Beam North Point Joseph Marshall Gaye Rowe Adee Josephine Josephine Emma Henry Z Barney Miller J. V. Sourwine Washington Township Miller Sourwine Mr. Miller Dixonville Golden Wedding Bells TOR Brushvalley Sersey Jersey Breeders Mayeh J.M. Risinger Wetvel G. A. Wissinger H. J. Lightcap J. M. Repine William Repine Wilam Watt EB. Dible Ed Henderson Pollock J. H. Brady William McMillen Glen Swan Clarence Benes Charles F. Glasser John Coalmer EH. H. Wetzal D. T H. Fitzhonta Dick Stephens John B. Garman Rayan Graven T. M. Strong Frank Howard Thomas Mikesonl J. W. Warner J. R. Fisher Highlands Stock Farms Jerome Penn Indiana County Jersey Club J. M. Risinger Clyde Houck Wetzel Cult Club Clyde Youek Harvey Wise Dean Mumin Clyde Haskins Scott Douglas D. D. Walker J. Dible Willian Watt Harry Couch D. H. Fitzhonts Jersey Calf Glub Westmoreland Jersey Association W. F. Schrum J. HH Silvis J. & Wike D. 2. Fisher Paul Hugus J. Fl Silvis & Bon Pennsylvania Jersey Cattle Club Willasa Richmont Bechiebit Bros Colerbateng Wrehron Peilwood Heighwood High School Jerry Star Theatre Hollwood Washington, D. C Wilbert Bennett McKinney Steel Company Guernsey E. N. Lydick Cherryhill Township Federal United States Y. M.C Pomona Grange Gunge, Community Association Titerary Society W. R. Gordon A. 8. Barnhart George J. D. George Quanner Bennett Home Parl Bennett Wayne Avenue Indiana Hospital Ann Elizabeth Morley Ernest David R. Morley Jernest Payia R Himother Ala Sons
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