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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1914

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Spring storm causes heavy county damage and injuries

A violent Monday night wind and rain storm ripped through the county, uprooting trees and crippling telephone and power lines. Ex-County Commissioner Lew Neal suffered serious injuries after lightning struck his home. several barns and homes were unroofed or damaged, with property losses running into hundreds of dollars and insurance claims anticipated from over two dozen policyholders.

Lew Neal Young Township Indiana Hospital Neal Fairview Buchheit Broad R. H. Young Brush Valley W. L. Overdonf Herbert Brink William Cunningham White Township James Camphell John Frech Henry Stonebraker Todd Cummings Jas/ Wiggins Harry White J. M. Johnston Elder Miller Center Township James Ralston

Real estate transfers filed in Indiana County record book

Deeds recorded show multiple transfers across townships including Barker to Fry for 84 acres Mast Ye Heated. Dearmy to Buffington and to Charles Dearmy. Fry to Dearmy. Lydick to David Langer. Davison to N M Patrick. Cramer to All. Cramer to J D Cramer. Fairman to James I Filler. Garman to William Nicewonger. Dennis to Alonzo Gray. Buchanan to Mary McMiten. Amounts range from 200 to 3000 dollars.

Iniiana George W. Barker Johnson J. Fry Harry Dearmy Buffington Frank Dearmy Charles Dearmy Sarah E. Fry Cox D.R. “Wineman Blairgville Audley B. Hamilton Harry A. Lydick Dixonville David Langer Rebecca A. Davison Green N. M. Patrick Rachel M. Cramer Blacklick George C. All Jesse Beer Mike Yanacky Sarah A. Cramer J. D. Cramer Hallabaugh South Mahoning James G. Fisher Charles M. Fairman Washington James I. Filler John D. Garman William N. Nicewonger Wm. F. Dennis Indiana Alonzo B. Gray J. G. Buchanan South ’ Mahoning Mary McMiten

Coal Plan Near Salina Shifts Local Industry Ahead

A Salina area coal and clay project by Salina Coal and Clay Company plans development across the county line near Salina Westmoreland County. Drilling tests precede sinking a shaft in the basin. The plan includes a coal plant fire brick plant and shale plant to supply paving bricks. The Greensburg group offices are at the county seat. High School commencement at Indiana High School set for May 28 with Ada Long valedictorian and Twila Lockara salutatorian. Alumni banquet follows. class picnic at Campbell’s Mills the Saturday before commencement. Wade and Clay Berkepile, 15 and 13, killed a five foot two inch blacksnake in Cherry Hill township. Mrs. Nettle Wilson of Oskaloosa, Iowa, visiting relatives here, returns home.

Fervis Company Salina Greensburg Westmoreland HW. A. Ferrin Indiana High School Ada Long Twila Lockara Campbell's Mills

Penrose Given Great ovation in Indiana visit

Senior Senator Boise Penrose received a cordial reception from under 500 at the station and met many voters and students during a visit to Indiana. He spoke at Lyric hall about Republican leadership and criticizes Democratic free trade policy before attending a dinner at the Normal school and an informal reception at Hotel Indiana. He shook hands with all parties and cheering crowds, underscoring his qualifications for re election.

Boise Penrose Pennsylvania United States Senate Indiana Penrose Lyric Hall Normal School

Homer City Scandal Hearing Ends In Dismissal

Roberts failed to appear against Dr. M M Palmer of Homer City as a hearing before Squire Van Geisen concluded with the defendants dismissed. The case centered on a disputed letter between Roberts and Palmer, alleged by Roberts to implicate his wife. The matter appeared to be dropped, suggesting Roberts may have acted hastily.

Roberts Palmer Leechburg Kittanning Times M. M. Palmer Homer City Squire van ‘Geisen

Jury awards damages in coal company mill case

In the March term of the county court a jury deliberated twelve hours and awarded 2625.25 to W. Heas against the Lackawanna Coal and Coke Company for damages to its grind mill on Blacktel Creek near Dilitown. The case cites acid deposits and sediment from a washer as causes, with water power reduced in dry times. The trial lasted twenty one days attendance and sixteen days on the cage. The ruling may be appealed. a similar Hess case against Vinton Colliery is set for trial next court. Judge Telford also disposed of motions for new trials and other matters.

Kime C Cvil W. Heas Lackawanna Coal & Coke Company Blacktel Creek Wellum S& W. Hess Vinton Colliery Company Lackawanna Coal & Coke Co Telford

Indiana Grocer Finds Diamond After Dime Incident

John F. Clements, a local grocer in Indiana, lost a large diamond in his store about a month ago. While picking up a dime on the floor last week, the dime rolled behind a box and retraced to the lost diamond, which was found just as he had replaced it in his shirt bosom. A trolley conductor then burst in with news of a nearby barn fire on Mrs. Clements's farm.

Brilliant John F. Clements Mr. Clements Clements

Home City Church Observes Sixth Anniversary

Homer City Methodist Episcopal church marks its sixth anniversary with weeklong services led by former pastors and visiting clergy. Bishop Earl Cranson opened the observance with a Sunday sermon, with Dr. C. B. Conner, Dr. A. Johnston, Rev. Fred Esen weth, Dr. D. B. Marsh, Rev. F. A. Richards, and Rev. J. C. Burnworth among speakers throughout the week.

Homer City Methodist Episcopal Church Earl Cranson Washington, D. C C. B. Conner C. A. Hartung A., C. Johnston Blairsville

Weddings of a Week Rose Mallory and others in region

A string of local nuptials is reported with couples from Blacklick Rochester and New Florence tying the knot in recent days. Mentioned are Rose Mallory and Daniel Rose. Merle Airgood and Hulda McCracken. Meredith Brady and Valeria Gross. A S Lynch and Morence Bennett. Cunningham Nelson Wittam Cunningham and Cora Nelson. Gertrude Higgs with Howard Dempsey. plus notes on Dr J M Wilson in Mercy hospital. A pie social at Purchase Line Academy benefits the Summer Normal team, and Mrs Dinsmore Dick and her son Alex visit Armagh to see a ill relative.

J. M. Wilson New Florence Blairsville Mercy Purchase Line Purchase Line Academy Purchase Ling Summer Normal Valparaiso Ind Anna B Mallory Borenee Blacklick Wm. H. Cunningham Pittsburg Cora Nelson Eee Robinson Meredith D. Brady Indiana Valeria A. Gross Merle D. Airgood Hilda McCracken Marc Smith Flderton Louisa Grantz Conemaugh

Personal Brevities From Windber to Latrobe and Pittsburg

Windber resident Ford and Gibson visited home here on Sunday while J Frank Lowman of Pittsburg was Indiana visitor Friday. Several locals and relatives were seen in Indiana and Pittsburg, with many visits by Mrs. J P Harkless to Export for her husband’s farm work and Dr. and Mrs. William Johns visiting in Brush Valley. Knights of Columbus delegates Graff and Rudi attend Johnstown convention. others travel to Atlantic City, Philadelphia, or Williamsport for business or family reasons.

E. C. Montgomery Pitcairn Anna Bruce Pittsburg H. B. Hamilton Pine Flats J. P. Harkless John K. Bralner Elizabeth Latrobe Indiana Frank Root Iselin Charles Ebey Claridge A. T. Taylor Edward Rowe Town Robert Taylor John Daugherty Parkwood Harry King Near Latrobe J. Anthony Graff C. G. Rudi Knights of Columbus Johnstown William Johns Margery Brushvalley Jay Gibson Altoona Flossie T. Gibson East Oak Street Orvis F. Rowe Wilkinsburg Moorhead South Seventh Street J. T. Long Central Hotel Carrie Trainer Oakland Avenue Atlantic City Maryland W. W. Hopkins Marion Center Philadelphia Woman's Foreign Missionary Society United Presbyterian Church John R. Caldwell West Chestnut Street W. J. King Williamsport T. T. Henley Edmund Kuhns J. M. Cunningham Church Street Mary Cunningham Jane Brantinger Henry Butts T. W. Ling Edu Dutrobe

Farmers Bank Publishes Alfalfa Cultivation Guide

The Farmers Bank has purchased an informative booklet on alfalfa cultivation. It answers common questions and offers cultivation guidance. The bank will mail copies to local farmers and will provide a copy to anyone who calls at the bank to request one.

Ex Governor Patterson to Lecture May Evening

Ex governor of Tennessee Malcolm Patterson will lecture Monday evening in the Auditorium under the Anti-Saloon League banner. The event, promoted by Chiveh News, is part of a series to support temperance efforts. A revival meeting led by Newell of McKeesport begins next week at the United Evangelical Church in Tanonia, running for two weeks.

Tennessee Herve Malcolm &. Patterson Tennessea Anti-Saloon League Chiveh News Finangolint Newell McKeesport United Eyangelical Tanonia

Marion Centhi and kin visit Purchase Line area

Local brief noting Marion Centhi Mrs John Washigton hosted by brother Jodia Ferrier along Purchase Line during the last week. Ford Ferrier of Kiigsdale stayed with his uncle John Washington. Visitors include Mrs William Johnston Curry Run and guests Tulu Alshousa Anna Mclaughlin with Ray Meyers Thursday. Mr Adam Painter and daughter of South Bend visited Frank Munshower. Russell family spent Friday and Saturday in Indiana. Ray Meyers and William Barr hosts Sunday visits. John Coulter Vandergrift visited his family here. Robert Scott Biderton visited home here Sunday.

Marion Centhi John Washigton Jodia Ferrier Toe Purchase Line Ford Ferrier Kiigsdale John Washington William Johnston Curry Run Idaho Tulu Alshousa Anna Mclaughlin Ray Meyers Adam Painter South Bend Frank Munshower Frank Russell Indiana Wiliam Barr John Coulter Vandergrift Robert Scott Biderton Amite Orr Norman Schredengost Grice Allshouse Staite Normal School Dbe Allshouse William Carnahan Mra A. G. Farren Mae Russell Wider Sharp J. C. Campbell Robinson Porter Ray Ralph Near Five Points Lawrence Robinson B. J. Miller M. B. Miller A. D. Woode Mabel Minnie Dibson Huldah Clarke Elderton Harry Kerr Marie Carnahan Faye Fil Marie Russell Marian Selt Blanche Walker Porter Miller Marion Center Purchase Line C. Johnston Clearfield County Howard Houk Ralph Moorhead Joseph Houwk Ross Anthony Harvey Gurman A. N. Rutter Wesley Aakins Pine Flats Tiger Chas ML. Keating Cockport Baturday Rankin Charry ‘Trea Pat Melantie Wilt Pyerve Dee Craam Werdnesday Avenue Grand Notion Itusse le Liproyjue

Eighth Grade Examinations Complete. 170 Pass

County Superintendent Juanes F Chapman announces the results of the eighth grade examinations. Of 300 pupils taking the tests, 170 passed, a higher percentage than in prior years. Names and homes of those who passed follow, including Harry George, Irene Hoffelfinger, Marie Russell, Arthur Jamison, Martha Stewart, Paul Rhine, Elizabeth Holaoaple, Winfield Neal, Mary Fleming, and many others.

Juanes F. Chapman Harry George Howard Logan Irene Hoffelfinger Minute J. Gibson Marie Russell Mayer Silyis Carl Beckett Zelin Shields Alin Cra Arthur Jamison Mda Lewis Editho Overdorff Horothy Stonebarl Reba Williama Bartha Winkleman Olive Deyarmin Fawkes Wilson Delos Grow Raymon Miller Paul Rhine Nellie Roser Margaret Rugh Davis Stewart Hidawee Pierce Bernice Beezer Martha Stewart Frank B. Owry Alice Bone Marin Charlton Wilda’ Peterman Robert Hanley Thomas Callahan Howard Ami Edwin Parka McKinley Adamson Lauretta Walls Twila Barrett Clara Hoover Charles Dodson Herbert Bowser Ralph Lewis William Lawson Murray Crigsman Dale Crawford Wayne Stear Margaret West Ernest Wetzel Edna McQuown Ralph Wyncoop Florence Black Walter Simpson Milton Spieher John Johnson Bessie Mobley Joseph Freed John Menoaky Hazelle Powell Edwin Churchill Marie Kerr Julia Hayes Burnon Lydie Grace Smith Trene Buterhaugh Grace Gromley Paul Churchill Geneva Hileman Janetta Green Mulsworth Kanarr Lee Davis Henry Wissinger Bessie Johnson Glaydis Kritzer Freda Finkelman Morse Ragosin Gordon Yahner Lucy Kart Ruth F. Haer Gabriel Reed George Ditch Florence Reed Laura Starr Clarence Snyder Sophia Carnahan Claire Shirley Cleora Fleming Eliza Edwards Eliza Park Mary Fleming David Dunmire Blair Milliken

Deaths and notices from Brushvalley and region

Obituaries report Mrs. George Hileman and Mrs Vene Irvin Sullivan dying within days of each other, with survivors including children in Brushvalley Wilkinsburg Johnstown Homer City and Wheeling. Interments at Greenwood and St Bernard’s. John Lantz dies of heart trouble at 68 near North Point. Infant Willan Harold dies near My, W T Alexander. Veteran blacksmith John Millar dies at 84 in Trobingon after a long career in Brushvalley. Indiana Normal baseball defeats Pittsburg Scholastics 4 to 1. Fugitive John Germeck arrested in Green township for shooting at Idamar.

George Hileman George Hileaman Brishvalley Charles B. Hileman Brushvalley Benjamin Hileman Wilkinsburg Clargnee Getty Johnstown 2. T. Kelly Mary Ickes Homer City Greenwood Cemetery John Lanty Jatin Lantz Near North Point Uss Gogil John Vi. Millar Trobingon Robingon Miller Charles A. Alters Town MBNY

Aged Justice of the Peace Ends His Life near Yellowwood

Melancholy loss marks Strongstown area as Willam Griffith aged about 78, long serving justice of the peace and school director, shot himself Monday amid worries over finances. Born March 1, 186. He was a Grove township native and served seven terms as JP and over 20 years as school director. Survived by wife Mary Ann Stephens Griffith and siblings Isaac Indiana Rachel Stephens and Chas Griffith.

Sainte Willam Griffith Yellwood Griffith Mary Ann Stephens Green Township Isaac Indiana Rachel William Stephens Chas. GriMth Hellwood

Lutheran Choir Delivers Fine Sunday Service Music

Members of the Lutheran choir and Male Glee Club under Prof 8 G Hart of Normal gave a successful Sunday evening service. The 32 voices sang with unity while the Ladies' Quartette received praise for artistry. Miss Hemple impressed with "In My Father's House Are Many Mansions" and Mrs Hart and Elijah aria showcased strong oratorio potential.

8. G. Hart Jewell G. Hart Hart Gao Hetrick W. H. Jackson

Rivals Face Murder Charge After Carneytown Fight

Two men are charged with murder after a fight in Carneytown over a woman. Por tuna was stabbed four times and died shortly after. Rudolfii and Alexander Gentl fled to a relative’s home in Sharpayburg, were arrested by a Pittsburg detective, and jailed. Rudolf claims self defense.

Carneytown Gaiseppe Fortuna Ulissi Studolfi Portuna Rudolfii Alexander Gentl Sharpayburg Pittsburg Josiah Neal Rudolf

Local Sabbath Schools to Play Ball in Town League

Local Sabbath schools from city churches formed a baseball league and published a May to August schedule. Games set for evenings at Gellofelaack with home-ice risks if a team does not appear. Joseph Wagner’s poolroom in New Florence was robbed early Wednesday of $40 in cash, the post office receipts for the pre wrong day. County resident and attorney George Bonner of Pittsburgh, a Supreme Court candidate, hails from Bullington township, son of the late David Bonner.

Clarke Ls. Walery TLOS Bank Transuray Uarey Babar Joseph Wagner New Florence Warner Inruder Wilet Wormer George Jr. Boner Pittsburgh Pludge Supreme Court Bullington Township David Bonner

Crawford School Reunion Set for August 19

A reunion of former teachers and pupils of Crawford school in Canoga township will be held August 19. A meeting on May 8 formed a permanent organization to plan the event.

Crawford Canoga Township

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RAL Wade Clay Berkepile Cherryhill Nettle Wilson Oskaloosa Towa Chautauqua Boosters Chautauqua Boosters Club Wood Clark J. Blair Sutton W.F. 'Wettling B. H. Lichteberger Harry J. Laughlin W. S. Nelson Redpath- Brockway Indiana County Medical Society Willian Johns Brush Valley M. M. Davis W. B. Ansley Saltsburg Punxsutayney Margaret J. B. Phillips Burnheimer John Burnheimer Wandin G. W. Graft Bertha East Water Street Home City Church Airgood-McCracken Merle D. Aigood Misa Hulda McCracken Rochester Swarts Crawford South Sixth Street Brady Gross Meredith DB Brady W. J. Wilson Oniland Avenue Lynch-Bennett Lynch Morence Bennett S. P. McCullough Cunningham-Nelson Wittam Cunningham Robinson, Vere Stev. Waimer Howard Higgs Dempsey Howard Cgertrude Higgs Creenaburg Ray Charles Schall Daniel DeVinney Rose Vene Irvin Sullivan George A. Sullivan Pitta ‘Burg St. Bernard’s Catholic Cemetery Sophia Irvin Wheeling W. Va Wiliam Aspinwall Tuy Frank Canton Willan Harold Nou W. T. Alexaniear Paotmenta Mons John Steed Ureen Township John Germeck Idamar Justice OF the Peace Shmloota Marie Morris Ellinor Campbell Harry Devlin Elder Sharp Winergon Club D. B. Alshouse J. T. Gibson Minnie Bruce George Near Here Dollie Beatty Marion Blanch Sell James Walker M. KE John Hood Pau Barkley Our Town William Johna Olive McCrea Pearl Swearingen Clair Evans Ant Wheatfield G. W. ‘Swearingen Strongstown Betarolt Tid, Son Blarey Park Aligmns Ry M. Mack Ware Dilttown H.C. Poddivord Mya J.J. Gilhham Jesse Tuck Ware J. J. Graham Bessia Graham Sadie’ Graham William Griffith Becaue Asults Carver Lutheran Choir Prof Gronmadls
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