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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1916

Page

8

Operators Discuss Labor Conditions In Coal District

A meeting of prominent coal operators in the territory discussed local unrest and its impact on mines. The conference, held Monday night, concluded that work will likely resume in idle Jefferson and Clearfield Coal and Iron Company sites at Ernest, Fulton Run, Lucerne, and McIntyre, with broader industrial tensions blamed for the disruptions. Reports also note Columbia Plate Glass Company workers at Blairsville are out, and a large southern county plant faces labor difficulties.

Jefferson & Clearfield Coal and Iron Company Ernest Fulton Run Lucerne and McIntyre Columbia Plate Glass Company Blairsville

Indiana Normal School Honors Swing Out Queen and Assistants

Indiana Boy and Blairsville Girl named on honor list for commencement week at Indiana State Normal. Valedictorian Una Small and salutatorian Horace Trimble head the top students. Swing Out queen Mary Campbell will lead a long list of assistants. Commencement on June 28.

Indiana Blairsville Swing Indiana State Normal School Una Small Hollidaysburg Horace Trimble Augusta Turner Martha Osburn Driftwood Rebecca 8. Evans Punxsutawney Mary Havans Pittsburg Cora M. Fennel New Alexandria Gertrude Slater Erie Lulu Warner Banksville Max Ginsburg New York City Mary ‘Campbell West Newton Marion Andrews New Castle Joy Douglas Juliette Dubarry Carolyn Ewing Wilkinsburg Mabel Griffith Versailles Mary Griffith Marion Haines Charleroi Margaret Hanlon Monongahela Florence Hawkins Philipsburg Jula Hessin Rebecca Lowman Bell Vernon Grate McFeaters Brushvalley Margaret McKee Washington Pauline Murphy Confluence Evelyn Oberlin Rochester Mills Ethel Rigg Derry Signora Roberts Ford City Gua Sechler Butler Helen and Thelma Sharbaugh Carrolltown Eula Shuster Jeannette Betty Siehl

Rifle Club Organized in Indiana Under Government Supervision

Indiana citizens formed the Indiana Rifle Association with 30 members to be supervised by the government. Officers include President D. W. Simpson and Secretary James L. Jack. The club links to the National Rifle Association, with $2 annual dues and a $1 initiation fee. Charter membership remains open until May 8.

Indiana Indiana Rifle Association D. W. Simpson George K. Clark James L. Jack John M. Daugherty Jessa Mclean Indiana Club National Rifle Association

Mrs Mary Jane Gibson Dies in Blacklick Township

Mrs Mary Jane Gibson aged nearly 78 died at the home of her son W H Gibson in Blacklick township from pneumonia. She was widow of William Gibson of Blacklick and a member of the United Presbyterian church of Jacksonville. Survived by sons Joseph Gibson John in California and W H Gibson, and daughters Mrs Jennie Worthinger of Oregon and Mrs Tile Taylor of Blacklick township and Mrs Jennie Cox of Marion Center. Funeral at W H Gibson’s home at 2:00 this afternoon with interment in Jacksonville United Presbyterian church cemetery.

Mary Jane Gibson W. H. Gibson Blacklick Township William Gibson United Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville Joseph Gibson Jennie Worthinger Oregon John California Tile Taylor Jennie Cox Marion Center W.H. Gibson United Presbyterian Church Valentine Wassum Green Township Emily W. Bates George Center Township Anna Mary Crawford James Tarvey Thomas Franklin William Hamilton Cearge W. H. Ruffner May King Frances Ruffner J. T John A Charles Herman Ruffner J. ‘J. Ruffner

Montgomery Township Girl Holds County Attendance Record

Miss Julia Wilson of Montgomery township is believed to hold the county record for perfect school attendance. She has attended public school for nine consecutive years, with only three late arrivals. She spent eight years at Irwin school and last term at Arcadia school, nearly two miles from home. Brigate Encampment Near Evie. The Second Brigade National Guard summer encampment will be held at North Girard, 118 Tom Brie, from August.

Montgomery Township Girs Julia Wilson Howard Wilson Irwin Arcadia Evie Second Brigade National Guard North Girard Tom Brie

Do You Know About The Big Anniversary Edition Newspaper

The paper plans a large Anniversary Edition with 60 to 80 pages and many pictures. It will cost about ten cents to mail and print per copy and is limited to 8000 copies, with nearly two thirds already sold. Orders are encouraged for extra copies to send to friends or relatives.

Progress United States Indiana County

New Cashier of Clymer Bank Dies Suddenl

W Eyster of Ford City, recently elected cashier of Clymer National Bank to fill the vacancy created by H H Andrews, died suddenly in a Pittsburgh hospital after gallstone surgery. He was hurried to the hospital after a shock during operation, the loss shocking Clymer residents. Andrews organized the bank and, after serving since 1911, resigns to become general manager and treasurer of a large coal firm in Salt Lake City Utah.

South W. 8. Eyster Ford City Clymer National Bank H. H. Andrews Pittsburgh Eyster Clymer Homer H. Andrews West Salt Lake City Utah

Weddings of a Week Ruddock-Moore in West Lebanon

David Ruddock and Claira Moore, well known in West Lebanon, wed on April 15 at the bride’s parents home. Rev H O Rodkey officiated. Attendants included Viola Moore and James Phipps as best man. The couple received a serenade from the West Lebanon Cornet Band.

West Lebanon Cornet Band Walker—Clawson Kenneth Walker Claribel Clawson Jacksonville W. J. Wilson Town Oakland Avenue

Engagement Announced At Westminster College Social

Miss Marian Wiona Hover of New Castle to wed Mr Robert Clark Wiggins of near town status in Westminster College event. Hover is daughter of Attorney and Mrs Frank Hover of New Castle and teaches in Westminster. Wiggins is a graduate of Indiana Normal and Pennsylvania State College and heads the State Vocational School at Mredonia.

Westminster College New Wilmington Maarian Wiona Hover New Castle Robert Clark Wiggins James Wiggins Near Town Miss Hover Prank Hover Westminster Northern University of

Good School at Shelocta H Porter Miller

Porter Miller conducts a summer school at Shelocta with a strong class of teachers and prospective instructors. Enrollment is expected to reach 50 with Rev. T L Patton of Elderton assisting as instructor. Birthday celebrated Mrs Elizabeth Hastie aged 87 at North Tenth Street home with her son John W Hastie of Freeport present.

Shelocta H. Porter Miller Rev T. L. Patton Elderton Elizabeth Hastie R. N. Ray North Tenth Street John W. Hastie Freeport

Blacklick Odd Fellows Dedicate New Hall in May Day Event

Blacklick 0.C. F. Dedicates New Hall with afternoon closing of businesses from 1 30 to 5 p m and an invitation to all. Speakers include Lewis K White and Hon J N Langham. Evening program features addresses by Rev J W Shaeffer Rev A C Miller and Wilbur P Graff. Funeral wills outline bequests to family and executors named.

Boils Mill O. W Lewis K. White Wayside Inn Grove City J. N. Langham Indiana Wilbur’ P. Graff Blairsville Blacklick C. A. Hartung W. GC Wallace Miss. Roge Hildebrand Hall Chas C. Miller J. A. Hayes Rose Hildebrand J. A. Shrom Rey H. N. Newell Wilbur FP Graff Miss Florence Sides

Sheriff Boggs escorts prisoner to funeral in Somerset County

Sheriff Harry A. Boggs of Chester Fry, a prisoner in the Blacklick workhouse, attended the funeral of his father J. W. Fry in Jerome Somerset County. Boggs escorted Fry from Hoboken to Somerset and back, displaying commendable courtesy during the long trip despite the logistics. Fry was later returned to Hoboken.

Harry A. Boggs Chester Fry Blacklick J. W. Fry Jerome Somerset County Hoboken Fry Sheriff Boggs Wry Indiana

Wedlwood School Entertainment and Social

The pupils and teachers of Wedlwood public school and high school will present an entertainment in the town hall at Keilwood on Wednesday evening May 10 1916. At the close a pig and hog social will follow. Everyone welcome to join and support the school term’s work.

Wedlwood Keilwood Walcome

Chestnut Tree Yields 71 ties for county farmer

Williams of Ping township cut a large chestnut tree on his farm this spring and produced 71 railroad ties. The tree, one of the county’s largest, measured about 4.5 feet in diameter at the butt. The first 50 feet was sold and the timber remaining was healthy with no limb.

St. Williams Ping Township

Cat and Ostrich Farms in the United States

Cat farms are widespread across the country with several promising ostrich ventures already paying handsomely, showing there is money in ostrich farming today.

United States

St Clair Child Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

Retrovering from Operation Fred St Clair son of Dr and Mrs John M St Char of West Phile ave Philadelphia street underwent an operation for appendicitis in Hayton on Friday morning and is getting along nicely He sustained the attack last week while on board a train and was hurried to the hospital for alatok

Fred St. Clair John M. St. Char West Phileavelphia Street Hayton

Chymer Honored by Clymer Citizens at Banquet

About one hundred twenty of Clymer and nearby residents gathered at NK Do halt on Friday to honor W. J. Dinsmore retiring superintendent of the Russell Coal Co. A Clymer Orchestra provided music and vocal solos as toastmaster John Fisher led brief tributes from local leaders. Dinsmore expressed gratitude and reflected on his productive, friendly tenure. he will oversee Patton operations and be succeeded at Clymer by Charles Severn of Hawood.

Clymer W. 2. Dunamore Russell Coal Company Clymer Orchestra 2 Lou Megara Janos Ray Wm. Wilson White A. L. South Widef W. Andrews Clymer National Bank Dinamora Mr. Dunsmore Patton Meek EB Rh Smtinger John Rk Tones Jack Richards Ameit Clenenson Pioneer Coal Co Dunamoore Penn State R, & P, Coal Co Dunamore Ilo Charles Severn Oflailwood

Agricultural Fair Planned by Green Townships Delegates

Green Townships delegates meet at Starford on April 10 to organize an agricultural fair in Goakport. Exhibits include school arts, county club products, canned goods, poultry, and home crafts with prizes for corn and principal vegetables. The three aims are to honor County Corn Club contestants, spark farm service interest, and give youths a profitable day out. Programs include a school parade and talks by educators and agriculturists, with afternoon contests and lawn events. Officials listed: KD Patterson, S. Burrs, J. Denver, J. W. Miller, S. Lunkure.

Varios Parait-Teacher Associations Green Starfored Goakport County Corn Club Green Township Provident KD. D. Patterson Vicw Burrs J. J. Denver Asatistant J. Wt. Miller Leenaurer Lunkure

Blairsville Community Loose-Lips and Local Losses

Blairsville area reports unrest as local mines operate on the north side rail line and residents discuss sites for a new plant. Visitors from Greensburg and Jit isburg drop in while a series of deaths and a strike at the Columbia Plate Glass Company punctuate weeklong activity. Mrs Martha France of Elders Ridge arrives for treatment at Indiana hospital.

P. Johnston Lionta Tub Bhalesville Phili Palitston Thomas Cass Lown Lown Durhiys le Welle Greensburg Athornes J. We Cunningham Jitisburg Auc Or Balward Shields New Alesandria TC. Watson Saltaire Rev M. Sipe McConnellabury Saith Brewael Street Migs Daniel Tithkey Letton Charles Scanlun Board of Temperance Prasbyle Grant Cranmer Jacklick Township Wittwin Werter Vandergrift Columbia Imate Glass Company

Golden Wedding Bells Ring In Two Homes

In New Smicksburg and Oak Road communities, two couples celebrated golden wedding anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. Pulbert Alibran marked 50 years of marriage on a farm with 100 guests, noting seven children and 32 grandchildren. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Hamill Hamill renewed vows after four decades, with a community dinner and poetry readings in their honor.

Buibert Atvbran IiTamill Pulbert Ala« Ibrau New Smicksburg Aad Alibran Farsi Alahran Gemany Tle Gist Pennsylvania Fredericksburg Trances Wineberg Young Township Jefferson County J. B. Donmyer Wineberg Wis Prances H Due Botu John M Ridgway Elmer Staele Marion Ganter Iva Jose Vailey Jacob Heavenruter Marchand Willian T Merrill Sliver Juneau B. Good Smicksburg J. M. Alabran Willan Khunill Gast Mahon- Ing Tev W. CG. Work Iev Hiie Honard Crops James Daugherty Lawrence Hasinger Town Hamill Druth Miller Join Miler South Mahonhig Township J. C Telford Edward & Hamill Atlanta Idaho Mia Zella Simpan Covade Maheontus United Presbyterian Y Myles Laney Miller Bidlana Jala Ss. Misher Mary Steuart Mev Sirk J. CG. Grown Dolly A. Millay

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