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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1927

Page

6

March Criminal Court Opens Busy Session

March criminal court began a record pace with many cases disposed of by Monday noon and Tuesday. Grand Jury finished without recommendations and inspected county buildings reporting them in excellent condition. Several defendants pleaded guilty to assault and battery or prohibition violations with fines costs and jail terms imposed.

Paul Sepchick Jaws C. W. Cressley Clair Clayton Cressley Mike Artymovich Stanley Culas Louie Matsko Mary ‘Matsko R. T. Clyde Nolle ‘Contendre Clyde George ‘Wissinger Virgil Smith Joe Bush

King Leather Goods and Manufacturing Co Charter Plan

Indiana based King Leather Goods and Manufacturing Co. will apply for a charter on April 12 to Gov. Fisher. W L King, D W Simpson, and Harry J Thomas spearhead the effort. A new factory is planned on Tenth Street near Oak, with local capital to boost growth. W L King remains president and GM, Harry S Thomas and Wayne Snyder named department superintendents.

King Leather Goods and Manufacturing Co Indiana Gov. Fisher W. L. King D. W. Simpson Harry J. Thomas King Co Tenth Street Oak Street

Gratifying Reports at Meeting of Scout Workers Last Evening

Gratifying reports of the annual fundraising appeal for Boy Scout advancement in the county were shared at a dinner for workers at the Lutheran church. Subscriptions exceed 5000 dollars and organizers expect to reach the 8200 dollar goal with more districts to report.

Lutheran Church Gat John M. Leech China Presbyterian Church R. J. Longwill Pi Iceni P McLaughlin William @losa J. D. Mf Cugi Meboln George T. Buchanan C. Hin WF. W. Hinltt

Union Mines To Continue Central PA Operations After April

In Altoona on March 12 the Executive Committee of Central Pennsylvania coal operators announced there will be no shutdown in April. Operators accept United Mine Workers proposal to keep mining on current wage scale after April 1 while negotiations continue, terminable by any party. Charles ONeill, president, said aim is fuel supply and amicable wage talks. Resolution drafted at last night meeting.

Altoona Central Pennsylvania Association of Burr-none United Mine Work Charles O'Neill Operators John Brophy O'Neill

Sabbath School Workers to Get Special Training at Marion Center

Marion Center hosts a rural Sabbath school training program with four courses including Bible teaching by Dr. D. Bert Smith and School Administration by Rev. Louis Aber. The initiative aims to strengthen workers from Covode to Smicksburg and beyond, inviting all local Sabbath School superintendents to participate.

Marion Center D. Bert Smith Philadelphia Lutheran Board of Religious Education Tomlinson Baptist Board Margaret L. String Louis’ Aber Pennsylvania Aber Covode Georgeville Grove Chanel Marchand Plumville Richmond Smicksburg J. Norman Loughby Committee On Promotion

Operative Clinic for crippled children set for next Tuesday

An Indiana county effort led by Dr James Wallace of Pittsburgh will hold the first operative clinic for crippled children at Indiana hospital next Tuesday morning. A diagnostic clinic for unexamined cases will follow at 1 00 pm at the Red Cross Chapter House. The event is backed by the Indiana and Blairsville Rotary Club and other groups.

James Wallace Pittsburgh Indiana Blairsville Indiana Hospital Red Cross South Ninth Sweet Valare Auspions Pennsylvania Indiana County

William Watterson Return Ends White Township Absence

William Watterson, a well known White township farmer, was missing from Indiana last Wednesday, causing a local stir. He arrived Friday night and returned to his home, ending the short absence. Floral telegraph window displays mark National Floral Delivery Week with exhibits from Indiana Floral and artist Lucilla Banks in the background. Bounty claims for noxious animals in February totaled $245 with counts of 11 gray foxes, two red foxes, and 127 weasels. Everett Kerr and Thelma Greenlow wed in Boston on February 16 and will live in Youngstown where Kerr works in electrical trades. Consolidated updates note marriages of Dunlap and Minser on local routes and road duties involving Route 76 from Marion Center to the Jefferson county line.

William Watterson Indiana Indiana Floral Lucilla Banks G. A. Minser Hast Mahoning Township Mr. Minser Marion Center Jefferson County Joseph Shearer New York City Adda Elkin Town Pittsburgh V. Troutiman Bedford John N. Lewis Smicksburg C. R. Mottit J. $. Mack McKeesport Ww. A. Wynn Greensburg Westmoreland County C. D. Weeks Harrisburg Y. M William E. Oakes Joseph W. Rankin Clymer C. H. Smith Wilgus James W. Johnston Creekside R. D Orvis F. Rowe Harold Edna Johns Wilkinsburg Davis Mangus Youngstown A. W. Campbell Blaockfick W. B. Wagner Mary Jones O. B. Bair Rossiter Mary J. Killen Homer City West Lebanon A. W. Reed R. A. Fulton Land W. C. Smith The Peoples Bank G. W. Hess Brushvalley Town D. R. Tomb Attorney O. Rankin Tomb Wayne.Tomb Carl H. Lewis Indiana Hospital Edmiston L. &. Ackerson Hina M. Ackerson Dixonville J. S. Coulter Shelocta Coulter Vandergrift John Chapman Cherryuil Indiane Chapman Kauffman Murraysville Indi Mandy White Township BNO Fernei Anes Heulmnistry Sone Ging Presbyterian Elderton Curryshum Clarksburg Ued Hillside Pulplis Keburg

Real Estate Transfers Highlight Indiana Area Deals

A long list of real estate transfers is reported, naming buyers and sellers across towns such as Indiana Brushvalley Plumville Conemaugh Blairsville and Armagh with prices ranging from 500 to 12 000 dollars. Additional notes include spring opening displays at Indiana stores inviting public visits. Also listed are marriage licenses and a few local visitors with brief notes on recent activities.

R. B. Langham Robert O. Roberts Cherry Tree Margaret Prothere Clark G Mack Armagh George Prothero Clark G. Macklot Sophia C. Simpson Ella B. Morrison E. Mahoning Mattie Martin Bertha Manners Not Indiana Elias E. David James D. Devinney Conemaugh Chas L. Little Blairsyile Borovich Adam Wirdzek Bure Rell William Sidas Joe Waxter

Indiana County to Run Two Sections in National Oratorical Contest

Indiana County schools will form two sections for the National Oratorical Contest after strong local response to the 1927 event. The Sun sponsors the contest with James I. Chapman overseeing arrangements. The district title advances a student to Carnegie Music Hall in Pittsburgh for the Tri State championship on April 29, with the territorial champion moving on to a national semi final in Birmingham, Alabama.

Indiana Indiana County Pittsburgh Sun James I. Chapman Covbat Sun Carnegie Music Hall Pittnsburgh Tudiana Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Mercer Washington Westmoreland Cambria The Birmingham Ala

Seed Potatoes Scarce Prompting Heavy County Planting

County Agent J W Warner reports seed potatoes are very scarce this spring as three carloads of certified seed were sold early. Growers are urged to source seed from last year purchasers, with tests showing third year seed declines. Diseases like Leaf Roll Mosaic and Fusarium cut yields. upcoming plantings suggest lower prices next fall. Modern practices including disease free seed and deep, well manured planting can keep costs low.

J. W. Warner The Extension Association Indiana County Bunkel

Armagh Wins County Tournament Bid in Close Clash

Armagh East Wheatfield high basketball beat Clymer 23 17 to earn a spot in the county championship at Indiana on March 26. Crowd of 600 plus filled the Armagh gym with many watching from open windows. Clymer girls won 17 16 as visiting supporters joined the rally. Door receipts reached 193 26 dollars.

Armagh Clymer Armagh-East Wheatfield Indiana Clymer Girls

Rural Electrification Day meeting planned this Friday

Plans completed for Rural Electrification Day at the Lutheran church on Sixth and Church streets with sessions from 10:00 to 12:00 and 1:30 to 9:30. Speakers include Miles Horst and J. M. McKee of Warrenburg, J. R. of State College, and representatives from the Peng Public Service Corporation. Two or three reels on electricity to be shown.

Lutheran Church Sixth Augh Miles ‘Horst J. M. McKee Uareinburg J. R State College Peng Public Service Corporation

Obituary notices from Indiana county and vicinity

Multiple death notices and obituaries from Indiana county and nearby areas recount the passing of veterans and residents. Included are details on Clark Brillhart of Rochester Mills, Marlin of Denton, Dr Charles M St Clair of Latrobe, Mrs J C Calhoun of West Mahoning, and Lucretia Fry among others, with family survivors, funeral arrangements, and brief biographical notes. The items reflect local church affiliations, marriages, and farming and business ties across communities.

Nine die in Tunnelton fire trap era tragedy

Funeral services were held for Mr and Mrs Clarence Marsh and five children and Mrs Harry Montgomery and her daughter after a Tunnelton fire that killed nine. Survivors include Harry Montgomery who escaped by leaping from a second story window. The blaze, blamed on an overheated stove, destroyed the Marsh home near Tunnelton west of Salisbury. The victims were buried at New Alexandria cemetery after a funeral attended by about 600 people.

J. (. Calhoun J. C. Calhoun West Chirreh Street Tue de- Jeeased Samuel Steele New Alexandria Coheenville Armstrong County West Mahoning Township Indiana Steele Smicksburg Efe M. Steal J. Tt. Steal Beaver Falls Presbyterian Church Flw. Hinitt Town Oakland Kathryn Robert Laird Calhoun Calhoun Tmrartnelted Presbyterian Church Irenee Marsh Harry Montenery Dawghter Marsh Hone Tunnelton Salisburg Harry Montgomery Marsh Montgomery Clarence Marsh Mabel Lola Myrtle Clara Elzabeth May Mr. Montgomery

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