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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1916

Page

7

Graff Holds Safe Lead in State Senate Race

Spring primary results center on Republican nominations with Wilbur P. Graff leading in Jefferson County for State Senate. North leads for Congress, Wilmer H. Wood ahead for Assembly, with low overall turnout and partial district returns delaying full results.

Burts Wilbur P. Graff Biatraville Senate Big Read Jefron W. B. Adams Olt Taylor North Nathan L. Strong Jefferson Arm Yong Congress Wilmer H. Wood Leschburg B. E. Taylor Brockwayville H. Wallace Thomas Town Congress—North Smith Strong Graff Adams Morrow Assembly Wood Watson Indiana White Township

Indiana High School Plans for May Commencement

Plans for Indiana High School commencement are nearly complete Rev B W Hutchinson of the Methodist Episcopal church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon next Sunday evening and the exercises will be held in the Auditorium Monday evening May 29 at 800 o clock The program includes invocation president's address salutatory oration class history artist song and diplomas Donors and valedictory by Albert Robiniteen

Indiana High School B. W. Hutchinson Methodist Episcopal Church Steele Guthrie Elizabeth McGaughey Margaret Swan The Old Guard Helen Shoemaker Alma Williams Girls' Glee Club Thalia McCartney Martha Lowry Edward K. Cravener Hoys’ Glee Club

Fatal Accident at Waterman Yesterday

Walkier Duff, about 32, a Homer City resident, was killed yesterday afternoon at Waterman near Homer City when he was crushed between two cars while acting as brakeman. He was married to Miss Gertrude Hyans of Homer City and had lived in Punxsutawney.

Walkier Duff Walter Duff Homer City Waterman Duf Punxsutawney Gertrude Hyans John Evans

Lovejoy Woman Ended Life By Poison

Misa Hazel Russell, about 19, of Lovejoy, drank carbolic acid in her Lovejoy home early Wednesday morning. Found in her bedroom in a dying condition, she could not be saved.

Misa Hazel Russell Hazel Russell Andrew Shank Lovejoy Es Nanules Vanh¢Ge Thea Cire

Indiana County couples mark golden wedding anniversaries

Three couples in Indiana County celebrate fifty years of marriage with family dinners and gifts. Ex Sheriff T S Neal and Anna Oberlin observed their anniversary, noting Neal’s Civil War service and local leadership. Cyrus Nupp and Cynthia Kingsley also mark their long union with children and grandchildren in attendance. William F Grosse and wife celebrate their May 15, 1866 wedding with a large family, tracing roots to Germany and wartime service.

Indiana County T. S. Neal Trade City Neal Anna Oberlin Pittsburg George H.simpson Indiana A.L. Neal Seattle Wash E. A. Barker J. C. Buchanan du Bois H. B. Neal Walter C. Neal Cyrus Nupp Nupp Hommestead Purchase Line Nupp Mr. Nupp Daniel Nupp Somerset County Cyrus Co. D Cynthia EB. Kingsley New York State A. L. Kingsley Napp

Rural Ladies Club Holds Regular Meeting at Dayton Home

The Ladies' Rural Fancy Work club met at Mrs. Alexander Coleman's Dayton area home on Wednesday afternoon. Members sang, discussed current events, heard readings by several members, and enjoyed a social lunch after a question box session led by Mrs. Wilson Bowser.

Alexander Coleman Dayton A. P. Marshall Charles Rowland Chas, Miller A.J. Bowser C. M. Bell W. D. Lewis Wilson

Indiana State Normal announces teaching changes for next year

Board of trustees reveals new roster for 1917 1918 including Faye Dame as education assistant Harriet Stiles to replace Alma Noble on leave J Theodore Arntz to teach Spanish and assist Latin department with wife as business school assistant Bernadine Keeffe to lead physical culture social dancing Kathryn Permar to assist library John O Stewart to lead conservatory of music Hart Stout to teach piano Charlotte Stuchul granted leave September 1917 B Race named steward succeeding May A Davis.

Hurt Rye. Sawyer H. &. Nace Beammes Indiana State Normal School Faye Dame Windham Depot N. H Harriet Stiles Mansfield Normal School Alma G. Noble J. Theodore Arntz Floretece It. Crafts Arntz Goucher College Baltimore Strayer's Business College Philadelphia Bernadine A. Keeffe Cambridge Mass Indiana Vandergrift Kathryn Permar Jeannette Miss West John O. Stewart New Philadelphia G. Hart May A. Davis

Clymer Youth Runaway Promptly Sought by Worried Parents

In Clymer parents Mr and Mrs J C Davison anxiously await the return of their 14 year old son James who left home Saturday evening and had not come back by yesterday. He is slender fair skinned and could pass for 16. He wore a broad brimmed hat and tan shoes and was last seen near the dead waters on Yellow creek Sunday evening. Several other Clymer youths planned to accompany him but changed their minds. Any information leading to his return would be appreciated.

Squire J. C. Davison Clymer James Yellow Creek

Pitcairn Physician Buys Reed Station Farm

Dr. N. Cameron of Pitcairn buys the William Evans farm at Reed station in White Township for 10000 dollars cash. Possession is immediate and the new owner will run a stock farm. Evans will likely stay in the farmhouse until fall while Cameron spends the summer on the farm.

Pitcairn White Township N. Cameron John G. Cameron Hag William Evans Reed Station Evans Cameron

Children honored for year of Sunday School in Currys Run

Alta and Lawrence McCurdy children of Harry McCurdy of Armstrong Township attended Currys Run church Sabbath school every Sunday for a year and each received a handsome red letter Bible as a reward.

Alta Lawrence Harry McCurdy Armstrong Township Currys Run

Personal Brevities from Indiana and Nearby Towns

Local notes record visits and calls from residents of Chambersville Kis ki Marion Center and surrounding areas. Names include Rev W G Moffat Dr H Noy Prothero Jennie Hart Miss Mary Rice and A W Jeffries among others with travel to New York Cleveland Warren and Steubenville.

T. Cathcart Chambersville Deloss Campbell Kiski C. &. Kinter Marion Center Pridar W. ©. Treese Lovejoy Ward BG. Learn Crab Tree Indiana H. Noy Prothero Jeannette W. G. Moffat Christ Episcopal Church New York City Jennie Hart Howard Fulton West Lebanon Iadinna A. W. Jeffries Rochester Mills Mary Rice Steubenville Mary Christy Widerton Martha Gibson West Water Street William Nichol Brooklyn Archie Nichol South Seventh Street Clark Harmon Punxsutawney A. A. Rutomel Creekside North Sixth Street D. M. Miller Pittsburg John Donnelly Latrobe Hannah Gessler Philadelphia Street Ollie Spiedell A. G. Craig West Locust Street Harry Wynkoop M. B. Wynkoop H. F. Beck Cleveland The Association Fred Herlinger Town William Herlinger Brushvalley Warren Frank Herlinger Frank Moorhead North Seventh Street Markleton Phyllis Moorhead William Bush Jade City Calley A. 8. Kerr Hamilton Frank Fiscus Church Street Mary Fiscus Newark N. J

Former Indiana Boy Killed in Mexico Across Border

Thomas Brown, 30, son of John Brown of Punxsutawney, formerly from Indiana, was killed in action near the Mexican border near Paso Texas. The War Secretary notified his father by telegram. Remains will be shipped to Washington DC for interment. He enlisted ten years ago and had served along the border. Survived by his father, a brother Orin of Windber, and four sisters Mrs Clarry Swartz Barnesboro, Mrs W B Leyde Johnstown, Mrs John Sick Punxsutawney, and Jane Brown.

Thomas Brown John #4 Brown Punxsutawney Indiana Paso Texas Secretary of War Washington, D. C United States Army Hisather Orin Windbers Mra Clarry Swartz Barnesboro W. BP. Leydte Johnstown John Sick Jane Brown

Building to be named for Cochran at Johnstown High School

The new school building at Johnstown will be named in honor of W. A. Cochran who completes 45 years on the Johns town school board. Cochran, a former Indiana resident, previously served as county superintendent for several years.

Phe William A. Cochran Johntown W. A. Cochran Johnstown Cochran Indiana

Old farmer plows on with aged horse team

North Point correspondent Martin Reits reports an 86 year old farmer in his 87th year still plowing on his farm and aiding a 30 year old horse that remains in good service on the team. A Plumville couple, Mr and Mrs St M Pleming, were injured in a serious auto accident while driving from home to Punxsutawney as steering gear failed and the car crashed into a fence. William St Clair, son of Dr and Mrs John M St Clair, has been appointed manager of the local office of the Atlans and American Express campa, described as capable and affable.

Morse North Point Martin Reits Near That Place Plumvilla Punxsutawney ST. M. Pleming Plumville Indiana William St. Clair John M. St. Clair West Philadelphia The Atlans and American Express Campai

Anniversary Progress Edition Draws Wide Interest

Public interest surges for the Progress Anniversary Edition to be issued in June. Orders for about 2,000 copies pour in from current and former residents across many states. the edition is limited to 5,000 copies and sells for ten cents cash in advance. Subscribers will receive a free complete copy as the regular weekly issue.

Progress Piper Free Thair Palent Indiana Sander

Real Estate Transfers In Indiana County Ledger

Real estate transfers recorded in Indiana County show numerous deeds across wards and townships. Listings name buyers and sellers such as William Reed D. J. Thomas Sarah Strong and Warren Deluna with amounts ranging from under 100 to over 10 000 dollars and include properties in Blairsville Buffington Center Pine White and Conemaugh among others.

Indiana Stie H. J. Bartley Second Ward William Reed Dixon Run Land Co Clymer D. J. Thomas D. Crusan Burrell Saliga C. Mahan Washington Mahan George Parker Mary Malse Mike Hodesly Pine Mike Olensik George Kerr Buffington Warren Deluna Conrad Becker East Wheatfield Wm. H. Northuratt Wm. A. Evans White Norris Cameron Charles G. Dias Clyde Douglass Bertha Weddell Chevy Chase Jennie BK. Decker Bence Carl Henry Barkey Glen Campbell Roy Kidd C. A. White George A. White H. White Juneau Woy TV AlaWran David Gibson Lysle M. Mder Toberts Crean J. Gentith C. Rune Anderson Lot Alex Andarson James Gratum Eres Banks Pennaylvanin Railroad Coy Nury Johnston Sera Balstevanan Tyach Conemaugh J. My Cruywford

Missionary Women Meet at Apollo for May Assembly

The Assesibly of the Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of Klitanning Presbytery will convene at Apollo on May 25 and 26. Each auxiliary society may send two delegates plus the president, with youth societies urged to send representatives. Members announce delegates to Mary McBryar, Apollo, Pa. A sixth birthday note mentions Sara McClusky of Rayne township and two pet robins. A separate note records a shower for Miles Twila P Blakley of Covede, held Friday by residents in her honor.

Apollo Womans’ Home Foreign Missionary Societies Klitanning Presbytery Young Peoples’ Societies Bend Jausexy Mary Margaret McBryar Rabius Tmnaten Sara McClusky Rayne Township Miles Twila P Blakley

Centennial Pageant Preparations For Indiana Town Parade

Historic pageant planned for June 21 during centennial week features Indiana settlers from Indian princess to Underground Railroad scenes. Miss Margaret Swan to ride a representative float. locals urged to display old time machinery for June 24 parade.

Ernest Work Indiana Amu Margaret Swan Fitna Fitlock Viles Creorge Clymer tha @arly Cours Court House B. Campbell GC. C. McLain I Is C. G. McLain

Death of Prominent Indiana Man Shocks Community

The town mourns the sudden death of Joseph W. Clements a leading resident and businessman. He died at his home after severe cramps and a rapid decline from acute neuralgia of the heart within an hour of onset, following his mother’s recent passing. He was 58, born in Brookville, and had extensive investments in gas and oil, and served on local boards and clubs. Funeral at his North Sixth Street home set for Thursday at 2:30 PM with interment in Oakland Cemetery.

Joseph W. Clements Counle Mr. Clements Vic Daniel Clements St. Louis Brookville Liv Indiana Elian O. Clements Mra. Clements Warren Harry W. Wson Willet Indians County Gas Company American Natural Gas Compary Clamenthade Oklahoma Clements Ziegler A. W. Jones Ate Clement Neice Cosmopolitan Outing Twellek Toral Order of Riks the Savings & Trust Company Indiang Hospital Luna Jamison M. B. Jamson Town John I. Clements Mre Rose Selleurer North Sixth Street Oakland Cemetery

Two Homes Burned In Ambrose and Lewisville

Fire destroyed the dwelling of dnus Risbel at Ambrose on Sunday morning with only a few personal effects saved. William Patterson near Lewisville lost his home Friday morning to a fire caused by a spark. A barn at Chestward owned by Rath Livingston burned Wednesday evening. five horses belonging to Serbia, the baker, perished.

Ambrose Lewisville Dnus Risbel William Patterson Lowisville Chest Ward Rath Livingston Ty Serbia Baker Ware Bara Bret

The Laboratory and Medical Testing Advances

The article discusses the rising importance of laboratories in medical practice. It highlights how laboratory tests enable early disease detection, guide treatment via tissue analysis, and support physicians with expert pathology. It notes rapid medical advances, lab specialization, and Pennsylvania's plan to provide free state laboratory services to practitioners in various districts.

Science Joy Pennsylvania State Department of Health

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