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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1925

Page

7

Church Treasurer on Trial for Fraudulent Conversion

The Dixonville Greek Catholic church sues to recover member contributions paid to John Matehiset, treasurer, charged with fraudulent conversion. Jury acquits two defendants in related cases, others convicted or pleads entered. several trials continued amid low public interest during criminal week.

Criminal Court Dixonville Greek Catholic Church John Matehiset Bruce Patterson Strongstown Bertha Wike Roy Julius Dilltown George Harper Joe Rudy H. G. Wilhelm Joseph Capone Loyd Gaston Louise Taylor Grace Thompson Near Josephine Nolle Steve Gaydos Uso Contrucci Waske Lipinsky James Sabtello Joe Kudman Sam Profughi

Weddings of a Week in Bolivar and Surrounding Towns

Wedded couples include Bugh and Alice Page in Bolivar Blacklick, Blair Shank and Wilda Ilicks in White Township, Conrad and Alta Atl in Marion Center, Mohr and Katherine Paterson in Blairsville, and Bush and Twila Hawk in Grange Indiana. Public social event features Rebekah Lodge members with a musical program. Also noted: Rev Charles Evans of Robinson cleared of assault charge. Mrs J B Spicher of Glen Campbell ill. Treviman Company pays 20 cents for eggs and 35 cents for butter this week.

Golden Wedding Bells for Smicksburg Couple

Mr and Mrs Samuel Good celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at the Smicksburg homestead in West Mahoning township. Sixty guests, including children and grandchildren, attended the event. The couple, long-time residents with seven children, 25 grandchildren, and one great grandchild, were married on March 4, 1875. They lived on the homestead, then Good's Mill, and returned to the farm before retirement. They belong to the Smicksburg Lutheran church and have been active in local affairs. An afternoon dinner, greetings from neighbors, and gift of leather rocking chairs marked the celebration. Deceased children were C H Good, R C Good, and Dora May Good.

Samuel Good Samuel Taylor Good West Mahoning Township Smicksburg Station Good Alice Dodson Richard Dodson Mary Haskell John Dodson Augustus Dodson Smicksburg May Marshall Dayton J. B. Good DuBois S. B. Good Indiana A. C. Good Anna Maria Bond Wilkinsburg Mary Pearl Hoover Williams Lawrence Good C. H. Good R. C. Good Dora May Good

Ebey Home Centur Of Pleasing Social Event

Local couple Mr and Mrs Charles J Ebey of Wayne avenue extension celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary hosting about twenty friends. Proceeds totaled around 500 with a mid night lunch and prizes. Guests included A J Paul and wife Wesley Thomas and wife Herbert Longwill and wife H M Walker and wife Clark Marshall and wife Bert C Roof and wife John J Scott and wife Thomas Coleman and wife Miss Erma Whey and C H Leopold and wife from Blairsville.

Tonor Charles J. Ebey Wayne Avenue A. J. Paul Wesley Thomas Herbert Longwill H. M. Walker Clark Marshall Bert C. Roof John J. Scott Thomas Coleman Erma Whey Town C. H. Leopold Blairsville

Marriage Licenses and Local Notices From the Area

Several marriage licenses are listed including Blair Shank Hicks Mohr Paterson Saylor Elway and Bush Hawk Rugh Page Reithmiller Edwards with notes on communities like Niles Bolivar and Girarth. A group of sportsmen raise funds to guard Little Mahoning Creek this summer to enforce fish laws. Robinson's Circus is set for afternoon and evening shows on Wednesday May 20 and 21.

J. Blair Shank Indiana Wilda M. Hicks Corade Joseph Mohr Ford City Katharina Paterson Blairsville J. L. Saylor Girarth Lilian Elway Niles C Charles F. Bush Twila Hawk Rossiter A. B. Rugh Bolivar Alice Page Walter J. Reithmiller Goldie Edwards Little Mahoning Creek Benbon Robinson's Circus

Farmers Institute Demonstrates Interest In Alfalfa Trials

Keen interest shown in the Farmers Institutes meetings held last week at Gordon School Penn Run Trade City and Smickshore. Twenty-two men agreed to plant an acre or more of alfalfa following Extension Department directions. County Agent notes a seed corn issue affecting the country and urges testing old crib corn. H C Taylor promotes modern poultry management over traditional methods.

Gordon School Penn Run Trade City Smickshore Schmitz Algo State College H.C. Taylor Mr. Taylor KDKA

Potato and Fruit Storage School Held Here

A potato and fruit storage school will be held at the Y M C A on Tuesday March 17 with sessions at 10 am and 1 30 pm Three specialists will discuss storage house construction temperatures ventilation moisture control and related issues N A Grubbs Bert Straw and H Nissley will lead the talks Nissley will cover marketing and attendees include potato and fruit growers invited to participate in discussions.

N. &. Grubbs Portland Cement Association Bert Straw Conde

Trotsky Spent Night in Uniontown Jail for Drunkenness

Uniontown Pa March 19 Mayor R D Warman recalls Leon Trotsky once spent a night in the Uniontown police station after a drunk and disorderly charge. Trotsky reportedly visited the mayor and was given drinks, then sentenced to 24 hours imprisonment.

Jeon Trotsky Uniontown Leon Trotsky Russia R. D. Warman Trotsky

Personal Briefs Track Friday Callers and Visits

A tally of visitors and locals stopping in Indiana includes GS. A. Barr of Marion Canter R D and Joseph Donnelley of Latrobe. Miss Twila Hoover near Manchester, Alfred Wieging formerly of Indiana, and Miss Abigail Guthrie of Church Street were among guests and callers. Prof. Werlinger and Charles A. Alers and many others from towns and townships visited or hosted in the area during the week.

GS. A. Barr Marion Canter R .D Joseph Donnelley Latrobe Twila Hoover Near Marchand Indiana Alfred Wieging New York City Abigail Guthrie Church Street Friends State College 4. V. Werlinger Harrisburg Charles A. Alers Blairsville Ney Prothera Jeannette W. E. Allison Taylorsville Harry Allison Robert Mullen Windber Mack Hood West Wheatfield Frank Longwill Lakeland Charles Russell Roanoke T. A. Bteary Walter Henry Cherryhill Township Nora Snedden Stroudsburg Mabel Telford North Seventh Street William P. Wehrle Punxautawney R. W. Wehrile Town Russell Stuchell Detroit Mich J. A. Stuchell West Philadelphia M. J. Behe Weirton W. A Lawrence S. O'Hara East Oak Street John Malcolm Ebensburg Malcolm Ivina Clare Edward Dickey Johnstown E. EB. Dickey Chestnut Street Josephine c Joanna Heckman Kittanning M. Heckman North Ninth Street G. &. Simpson Parnell Pinehurst N. C Margaret Evans Utica Mary Fisnus West Church Street I. D. Murnau J. M Knupp Near Purchase Line David McManis Clark Avenue Pittsburgh McManis Alberta Simpson Los Angeles Cal L. 4. Robinson Commonsdore Herman Tomb W. R. ‘Tomb School Street Robert M. Pisher Ellsworth Campbell Amherst College J. N. Ilder Nora Patton A. F. Keasings Mary Loushry H. F. Tomh Mia Mary Stahl H. W.tomh Baltmore Mia. Stahl Janes Rbailey Irene Atuhl D. B. Taylor South Firth Street Minas Florida Meo H. A. Palmer Tacktick Klatoler Mary EB. Pahliner Legal Im John VY. Bittin Helen Theiss Coronado J. D. Repine Blacklick Townsship Big Farm Jacksonville Reine Clyde Sharpe

Normal School to Observe Its Semi Centennial Anniversary

Indiana Normal school plans a semi centennial commemoration with reunions for classes 1875, 1885, 1895, 1905 and 1915 during late May to early June. A memorial for Miss Jane H. Leonard will be unveiled. Alumni business meeting May 20 at noon, faculty reception, baccalaureate May 31, and commencement June 2 with programs morning and afternoon. Deeds recorded in Indiana County include numerous transfers and sales.

Indiana Normal School Dig School Alumni Association Jane HW. Leonard Aluent Durit Pogran Recreation Hall Attl Nu. Am Presbyterian Church

Truck Fire On Public Road Hides Kitchen Mistake

A driver from Indiana Baking Company reported his truck caught fire after a man at a farm house dumped kettle contents onto the blaze by mistake. The kettle carried two chicken stews instead of water, four loaves burned, and the driver narrowly escaped serious burns as the vehicle was destroyed by backfire.

John Careefhi Indiana Baking Company Clarksburg

Indians Merchants to Open Spring Openings Next Week

Indiana merchants held their annual spring openings scheduled for Wednesday Thursday and Friday in March. The events are set for March 13 119 and 20.

Indiana

Death notices in Green township and surrounding area

Obituaries report the deaths of Willig Stephens near Pinn Mints from apoplexy, Mrs. Bavinn Bostic Clark, Kelly Jones of Blairsville, Mrs. Mary Palmer of Blacklick, Mrs. Margaret Stear of West Mahoning, Mrs. Mary Adams of Johnstown, John Bland of Rossiter, Elizabeth Bergman of Blairsville, Mary Taylor of Blairsville, Emma Johnston of Sugnatore, Eula May Ruffner, Edward Turnbull Howard of Sagamore, and Samuel D. Ward and others, with details on ages, residences, family ties, and burial plans.

Indiana County Bair Calhoun Danks Stuchell Jol Second Ward Indiana Wn. Trimble Kate L. Muse C.D. Gorman W. R. Williams P. Springlis Culwen’s National Bank of Indiana Jorry Young Kebe A. Botlinglione Lin Young Charles L M. FE Cexsna Ben Rakin Henry 8 Sneoby John Bouett Wim Willig Stephens William Stephens Green Township Pinn Mints Wiliam Stephens Tineheat Critfith John and Margaret (Gibson) Gareth Pine Township Margaret Leccher North Braddock Mra. M. A. Davis Portsmouth Van Uarry Stephens Mirtinbourg R. 8 Leeland Near Alga Mra W. W. Gridith Johnstown

Bird House Contest Open to County Boys

Indiana County Council Boy Scouts launches a county wide bird house and related structure contest with four divisions for Scouts of different ranks and non Scouts. Prizes include a free week at Camp William Penn for Scouts and a Scout axe for non Scouts. Entries due by April 18 at 5 pm and judged at Scout headquarters before display in local stores.

Indiana County Council Boy Scouts Basia Tenderfoot William Penn Harrison Indiana Scoul

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