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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1912

Page

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Memorial Day Observances Planned by G A R Posts

A long list of Memorial Day plans across Indiana and nearby towns. G A R Post No 28 invites patriotic groups to services at Odd Fellows hall, Baptist church sermon by Rev H F King, and memorials at courthouses. Observances extend to Plumville Clarkeburg Marion Center Bolivar Blairsville Homer City with sermons, parades, flower decorations, and lectures by Rev J R Morris and Rev W E McCullough. Cleanup day urged May 16 ahead of health inspections.

Indiana Women's Relief Corps G.A. R Odd Fellows’ Hall Baptist Church H. F. King Court House John Kahen Joseph Klingenberger A. W. Evans John McCoy John A. Reed D. T. Faith Sidney Marlin Sylvester C. Thompson T. Moorhead Coleman Post Plumville Plumville M. BH Christlow Clarkeburg Presbyterian Church W. E. McCullough Pittsburgh Marion Center McCullough Abraham Lincoln John Pollock Mechanics and Patriotic Sons of America Bolivar J. T. Pender M. E Blairsville Finley Patch Post National Guard G. A. R. Post M. M. McDivitt Homer City J. R. Morris Byers’ Stove Homer New Homer City

Ruffner Sues for Damages Over Dixmont Imprisonment

J A G Ruffner sues Dixmont Hospital for the Insane and superintendent Henry Hutchinson for $50,000 claiming wrongful confinement from June 1908 to August 1911 after arrest in Swiesvale. He alleges no crime, argues transfer orders lacked notice, and seeks $50,000 for pain and humiliation plus $3,650 pension loss.

Indiana Westmoreland Swiesavale Dixmont Hospital Allegheny County Hospital For Woodville Ruffner Wooldville Dixmont Court of Common Pleas Westmoreland County Allegheny County Common Pleas Court Hutchinson D. E. Dunmire Hirensburg Cambria County

Fifty Years of Wedded Life Golden Anniversary Celebrated

Relatives and friends gathered at North Point home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McHenry to honor their golden wedding. More than seventy guests attended under a large lawn tent as an elaborate dinner was served. Mrs. Martha McKallip and Mrs. Margaret Crossman, wedding guests fifty years ago, were present. Addresses were by Revs. Anna Cheatam and W. V. McLean. The couple received many gifts including $30 in gold coin.

North Point B. F. McHenry McHenry Home Martha McKallip Margaret Crossman Anna Cheatam W. V. McLean

For Old Eli Presented by Normal Students

Brodelphian Literary Society of the Normal school presented the four act comedy For Old Eli under Miss Susan Appre gate. The show drew a large audience Saturday night after an earlier performance in Punxsutawney. The local amateurs delivered solid portrayals and the production was a decided success.

Brodelphian Literary Society Normal School Susan Appregate Eli Punxsutawney

Personal Brevities in Indiana County Visitors and Local Calls

Edward Bt Clair of Philadelphia visits home here. Dr Ford Craig of Philadelphia calls on Indiana residents. Miss Jennie Lytle visits Pittsburg. Miss Ana Coon visits Woodstock. Several locals and visitors from Johnstown, Pittsburgh, Blatraville, Homer City, Greensburg, and Wayne Avenue appear in a long roster of personal brief items. Notables include Steele Hartman of Portland visiting at his mother’s bedside and J N Hitler of Church Street as a Friday visitor.

Edward Bt. Clair Philadelphia Ford Craig Philadlephia Indiana Jennie Lytle Church Street Pittsburg Hal Speedy Nia J. N. Hitler Johnstown C. B. Coleman Blatraville Ana Coon Woodstock Ill Robert Wyncoop Kellysburg Anna North Homer City DuBois Braddock Annie Thompson Oak Street J. A. McLean Creekside R. D Martha Williams Mabel Rose Myers Philadelphia Street Greensburg Belle Simpson G. W. Simpson Wayne Avenue Helen Gilbert Wilkinsburg Daley Gilbert Clair Lytle Chambersville W. R. Calhoun Tenth Street Cleveland M. B. Cowher Patton J. E. Parnell James Bryan Harry Bryand Near Town May Elizabeth Smith James Evans Railroad Avenue Punxsutawney Alice Lukehart Harry &. Lukehart White Township George Fulton Edgewood Mary Edmund Kuhns William Sutton Charles Brown Myrtle Smith Willet Antha Dickson W. T. Hamilton Knightdale North Carolina Studebaker J. M. Marshall Iowa West Zilla Anderson San Diego Victor V. Lytle J. M. Lytle Marion Center Obertin C., College American Guild of Musicians Nathaniel Grove Guegte Harry Decker Cockport J. N. Armstrong Near Cherry Tree Misaes Mao Belle Grove Dixonville J. G Wesp Wheateyleld Pitcairn Claude Dias Dwight Cunningham Mosheim Lichtenfels Wilber Brown Mary Lichtenfels Minnie Brendlinger Susie Wright Alice Bauer Pearl Adams Morrellville Jane Altinus Boima Woods Youngwood New Florence J. G. Gichtjenfela John Knelpkamp Washington County Tilo Mack Myrtle

Real estate transfers recorded in Indiana County

Real estate transfers listed show numerous parcels sold or mortgaged in Indiana County with buyers and sellers including John R Geary, C Arthur Nippes, Bertha Carney, Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway Co, and numerous other names. Prices range from 200 to 6600 dollars for acres, lots, and parcels across Blairs ville Canoe Indian Creek Center and Washington areas.

John H. Pierce Indiana Ja. C. Fee J.C. Fee John i. Pierce Clark Ball David Kanouff Caroline Thonnes Armstrong W. C. Thomas Fhaco James LD. Wilson Waashington Buffalo, Rochester West Wheatfield Mary E. Brown J. R. Daugherty Washington J. Blair Sutton Mike Matthews Center Mike Madzadi William D. Bigler Canoe Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation Harvey H. Barron Blacklick D. T. Altman Daniel S. Miller Mike Santi James M. Orr James Stevens

Blairsville election approves school bond and plans future debt rise

Voters in Blairsville approved a $60,000 bond to build and equip a modern Third Ward school, winning by 57 votes. A June 20 special election will seek approval to raise borough indebtedness to $50,000 for future street grading curbing and related costs. Other items note a local court case discharge, a youth recital at First U P church, Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodge delegates, an Africa mission teacher, and a patient’s improving condition, with a warning from inspectors to clean up.

Blairsville Grand Lodge James J., Paterman Town Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Reading Misa Laura Lewis Rebekah Hare Biakeville

Thimbla Bee Sewing Circle entertained at Miller home

Local notes from Graceton area report social events and travels. Quotations include a sewing circle gathering at Mrs. A I Miller near Graceton, circus trip returns spoiled by mud and storms, church services planned at Twollck, coal tipple work near Lucerna, and multiple visits by residents to Indiana Pittsburg and Johnstown. Also noted are infant illness, auto purchases, dam repairs, local deaths and births, and community activities with many names mentioned.

Thimbla Bee A. I. Miller Gracaton Qurmay Indianna Twollck Samuel Dickson Lucerna Betts Pittsburg Wie Wendell Miller Brackenridge Edna Dennison Andy Evans Pitcairn Thomas Schaffer Hazleton Grand Lodge The Knights of the Golden Ringle John Morrison Arlington Hotel Edna Judy St. Louia D. RB. Nix Church Street B. B. Glass Indiana Harbor Ind W. P. Risinger Homer Coal Company Joe Mazza J. M. Frye Mra. Frye Jewitt Harry Flickinger Geo. H. Kelley Chas. J. Ebey I. O. O. F. Hall Blairayilie

First Pine township High School graduation held

The first commencement of Pine township High School was in Hellwood Union church on May 7. Graduates Monsars Paul Joiner and Harry Rose sell received diplomas, the first from a township high school in Indiana County. The event highlighted school progress, agriculture studies, and the community effort behind the new building and strong attendance.

Tine Township Pine Township Unilon Hellwood Frst Indiana County Monsars Paul Joiner Hierry Rose Sell Hig County Vine Township Nellwood School Jawines FP Chapman Rk. F. Mellenry Hellwood Band Kk. P. Roop Kathryn Bouyer J. M. Thompson Ping Township Ideh Behool Indiana Counly i Huccers

Ogden Promoted to General Freight Agent at Pennsylvania

George D. Ogden, son of Mrs. N. H. Ogden of Homer City, was named general freight agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company during a board of directors reorganization on Wednesday. Ogden, who began at the bottom and rose through the ranks, earned the promotion through industry and business acumen. The paper notes added trolley service by the Ligonier County Street Railways Company, with an extra car from Homer City to Indiana on Saturdays at 6:12 p.m. to handle increasing traffic and serve the public.

Homer City George D. Ogden N. H. Ogden Hamer City Pennsylvania Railrad Company Olen The Pennsylvania Ladhian County Street Railways Company Indiana

Community Gossip From Kelso Townspeople

Miss Luftue and Mary McHihoes spent Wednesday in Indiana. Outer Lightcap and Harmon Way and Wendell went Thursday to Indiana. Mary Stream visited her sister Mrs. Wm. Streams of Er nest. Mima Lowman fell from a ladder and broke her right arm. Joh Shields visited Homer City last week. Nory Condron, Kathryn Brown, Martha Schurr and Mrs. Jno. McClellan spent Wednesday in Indiana. Mira Ellen Montgomery spent Sabbath with her parents. Let everyone help keep Indiana the cleanest and prettiest town.

Luftue Mary McHihoes Indiana Outer Lightcap Harmon Way Wendell Mary Stream Wm. Streams Ernest Mima Lowman Joh Shields Homer City Nory Condron Kathryn Brown Martha Schurr

Deaths in Indiana County List Among Local Citizens

A late week death roundup from Indiana County notes the passing of prominent residents, led by 63 year old Griffith of White Township. Johnston, a former deputy clerk and expert penman, dies after heart trouble. James Kier, 83, a Civil War veteran, dies in Salisbury with survivors across several counties. Other obituaries include Mrs. W. H. Smith and Mrs. Martha Donahue among numerous relatives. services and interments held in local cemeteries.

Also Mentioned on This Page

WM. Philips H. Drenning Adjt Board of Health Dw. A. O. Ruffner Subs . Dixmont J. Knox Gilkerson Clymer National Bank Clymer Mary Miller H. A. Miller Lebanon W. B. Wagner Heshbon D. A. Ritchey Smicksbure Rundit Bethel Church Willam J. Lydie Rayne Township H. A. Bowers and Sons Clark and Hay Jennie Sheasley Arcadia John Engle Eve Charles Dennison Elva M. Shields Heshbon Wim M. Steele Anna Margaret Guthrie Homer Conrad Rayne Two Margaret Askins Charles S. Miller Blairaville Eva S. Breffy Cesses C. M. Wortman Kk. Brilhart Cherry Tree Cherry Tree Bank U. P Young People's Christian Union Africa Hulda Stumpf Misa Brumpf Elizabeth Watson Warry Thompson South Seventh Street lodiun# hospital Black Lok Maury Johnston Vandergrift Ella Lamberson Blalraville Triends Lown Wa Nolf Humnm Leechburg J. A. Slayes Mish May Gyent Salteburg Fries Marie Johnston Wairaville Mise Nell Caulfield Mr. Jones Hazelwood Lawn Mes Jacob Gerhiad Altoonis Margaret McLain Piteulen G. W. Campbell A. M. Ball Graceton Mies Jose Tildebrand Iadlang Albert Cribbs Ida Gray Derry Vieltine A. J Mika Huth Young J. K. Stoneback Cus Bowder Hall William Fuller J. LD. Spicher P. J. Bowder Hather Bowder Frederick Fuller Ray Powell W. Wonder William Fulller Archie Smith George Oghen Death Griffith Hut Johnston Grifth Lewis Thomas Jesse Susannah Griffith John As. Findley James McGregor Lewla N. Griffith Estella Bynes Mary Unecapher Juliet Wissinger Fae James Kier R. C. Smith Saltsbury Iniana County United Presbysterian Church Kier D. M. Kier H. S. Kier Ft. Morgan, Colo A. C. Smith Harry Cooper Clarksburg 4. Cc. Fulton West Lebanon M’ Sprague Martin Apollo Robert Kier Fremont Neb W. H. Smith Emeline K Smith WH. Smith Gsay Hom Burnside Aion Cemetery Tiaiymnelde J. J. Beck J. H. Heek Smicksburry Reigns Inkehart Falls Creek T. Bock DuBosa Clarence Stitler G. C. Beck Mra. Beste Weton Smicksburg W. L. Bes Altoona Reve J. M. Cogley J. F P. Stabley Intent Smicksb Cemetery Martha Donahue Real Vixonville Vangelly Church Frank Glover Run Mag Ifwalett Livermore Bmyng Grott Creekside Porter, Char and Malinau Newt Dixonville Sava A. Barker Sara A. Harker George W. Harker St. David St. W. Langham Grant Tay Los Angeles Benjamin Cable Elizabeth Cable Blumin Cable Weat Wheatt Township West Wheatfield Township John Palmer Rochester Sury Dockery Point Veagarady Iptan Charley Moyne
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