Church Services Held For Victims Of Fire
James H. Allison aged 77 and his sister Hester Jane Allison aged 74 lifelong Center township residents were burned to death in their Edgewood farm home. The Bethel Presbyterian church filled for services led by Rev. Harry C. Prugh with interment in Oakland cemetery. The cause remains under investigation amid robbery, deliberate arson, or lightning theories as authorities examine heat, smoke, and a 2:00 a.m. fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Allison
Hester Allison
Center Township
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Hester Jane Allison
Edgewood
Harry C. Prugh
Oakland
W. N. Britton
Anisom
Britton
Denis
Allisons
Eugene Wilson
Fred W. St. Clair
Allison
Allison Farm
John H
Sarah (Fair) Allison
Christian citizen remembered in obituary style
A man who spent years in Indiana in business and later returned to his homestead to live with his sister pursued agriculture. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William M. Neel of Dormont Pittsburgh, and a grandson, William Neel Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
William M. Neel
Dormont
Pittsburgh
William Neel, Jr
Lichtenfels Brothers Impress With School Attendance Records
Nelson G Liehtenfels of Robinson, Bolivar High, has five years with no absence and four years at Bolivar, while Francis Lichtenfels has seven perfect Robinson years. Brothers Boyd and Eugena also boast four-year Robinson attendance. Parents Mr and Mrs Lester C Lichtenfels take pride in the records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson G. Liehtenfels
Robinson
Bolivar High School
Robinson School
Francis Lichtenfels
Boyd
Eugena Lichtenfels
Lichtenfels
Sonny
Lester C. Lichtenfels
Man Sentenced for Welfare Food Fraud in County Court
Settimo Marsiimo pleaded guilty before Judge J N Langham to obtaining food under false pretense from a welfare association. He was ordered to pay prosecution costs, serve 30 days in county jail, and his name to be removed from the Emergency Relief Board relief list. Alleged to have secured relief food in Washington and Rayne townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Association
Settimo Marsiimo
J. N. Langham
Emergency Relief Board
Marshimo
Washington
Rayne
A Fiddler at Ninety and Local Licenses Reported
East Church Street hosts Mr and Mrs M B Allison who welcomed guests Mr and Mrs John Kirkpatrick and Williams Kirkpatrick near Plumville. Kirkpatrick enjoys health and violin. He farms near Planville, born there, longtime neighbor of the Allisons. Indiana County Treasurer C C McLaine issued 7 026 dog licenses and 1a57 fishing licenses by noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Allison
East Church Street
John Kirkpatrick
Smicksburg
Wphriam Kirkpatrick
Plumville
Kirkpatrick
Planville
Allisons
Indiana
C. C. McLaine
Six Beer License Applications Filed in County
Six applications for beer licenses were filed with County Treasurer C. C. McLain by noon today. The last day to file is Thursday, May 25 with a ten dollar fee per application and a one hundred dollar additional fee if granted, directed to the district treasury. Licenses take effect June 1. applicants include D. L. Trunzo Homer City retail Tony Perisi Indiana retail Jake Wilks Clymer retail C. W. Sebring Cherry Tree retail Rafale Montagnese Creekside distributor James Rocco Homer City distributor. Those selling beer without license must stop by June 1 or obtain a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McLain
D. L. Trunzo
Homer City
Tony Perisi
Indiana
Jake Wilks
Clymer
C. W. Sebring
Cherry Tree
Rafale Montagnese
Creekside
James Rocco
Real Estate Transfers Listed With Prices Across Areas
The notice records multiple real estate transfers including Rosa Jaquish to Charles Abbott for 25 acres in Cherryhill at 3400 dollars and John W. Price to Lillian Price for a lot in Indiana for 1 dollar. It lists several other deeds across Blairsville Young Green and surrounding towns with prices mostly at 1 dollar or similar small sums. Names include Ulisse Gherardini, John Bailey, Raymond Carney, Elizabeth Boring, Annie Bence, Guiseppi Dalessio, Harry Rolling, Charles Preall, E Naldles, Sarah McCachren, Irene Rydham and others noting multiple lots and tracts in Blairsville Young Green Armagh Blatraville and Montgomery. The aggregate details reflect a routine transfer section with minimal consideration given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Jaquish
Charles Abbott
Cherryhill
John W. Price
Lillian Price
Indiana
Ulisse Gherardini
Home B, & L. Assn
Blairsville
John B. Bailey
Elder D. King
Young
Raymond Carney
John Bailey
Elizabeth
Naldles
Michael N. Asper
Blatraville
Sarah J. McCachren
Margaret B. Preall
E. Wheatfield
Irene Rydham
Frank Buterbaugh
Montgomery
Luxenberg Watch Winners Named At Indiana High School
Laur e Lightner and Clifford Tomb, Indiana High School seniors, won Luxenberg wrist watches for pictures showing the High School Class Clock hands stopped at 4 45 this morning. The seventh year Luxenberg’s has offered the gift. Lightner is daughter of Lloyd Lightner of Dixontville and Tomb son of Clarence Tomb of 1218 Philadelphia Street. Also noted, a Blacklick Presbyterian banquet drew over 100 mothers and daughters with Mrs J P Rhoads as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larue Lightner
Clifford Tomb
Indiana
Luxenberg
Dixonville
Indiana Hiigh School
Luxenberg's
Miss Lightner
Lloyd Lightner
Tomb
Clarence Tomb
Philadelphia Street
Personal News Briefs From Indiana Area
Attorney W C Chapman was in Pittsburgh on business Tuesday. Many locals visit Indiana, including the Jewarts and Briggs, while W A Johnston calls at the county seat. Mrs. Smith visits Greensburg family. Elsie Troy visits Dr. and Mrs. Carson. Traveling guests include Wyncoop and the Charnocks. births, subscriptions, and social calls fill the week alongside a note about 1,000 murders in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Chapman
Pittsburgh
Archy Jewart
Washington Township
Indiana
O.T. Briggs
Broadyalley
W. A. Johnston
Center Township
Robert Smith
Greensburg
W. Guthrie
Church Streets
Elsie Troy
Jason W. Carson
Church Street
Two lost lives in car crashes in same community Sunday
Ernest Young Man and Ohio Resident died within hours from lung punctures after a Sunday crash on the Indiana-Punxsutawney highway north of Marion Center. John Hellbrun aged 27, son of Mr and Mrs James Hellbrun of Tarnest, died Monday morning in an Indiana hospital from internal injuries. A second fatal crash occurred Sunday morning when Andrew A. Dutka, 28, of Youngstown Ohio, hit a telephone pole near Ground Hog Inn in Covode, dying less than two hours later. Dutka's wife Frazer Rowan, sister-in-law Mrs R W Perry, and others were in the car but survived. Hellbrun was accompanied by Miss Cecelia Lewis. Funeral services for Hellbrun will be held at Ernest with Rev Lester Case and Rev K S Hildebrand officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offle Houser
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
Rayne Township
Robert J. Morrow
South Mahoning Township
Indiana
John L. Getty
Church Street
Getty
William Hamilton
Pittsburgh
John Cintty
McKeesport
Mary Jane Getty
Water Street
Fred Shanks
EH. F. Shanks
West Philadelphia
H. S. Wyncoop
New York City
Marion Center
Warren Brothers and Son
Cleo
Smicksburg
R.D
Kere
Janet Arlene Simpson
Mark Simpson
White Township
Indiana Hospital
F.R. Kern
Wintondale
Harry E. Peterman
Russel Jones
James L. Peterman
Wayne Avenue
Edward Bennett
North Seventh Street
New York
Atlantic City
Rey
Roger Charnock
Ninth Street
Pennsylvania State Osteopathic Association
W. F. Elkin
Dilltown
Mr. Elkin
Perry Johnston
Erma Mae
Myra Lou
Dormont
Apent Mothe
J. Milton Johnston
Hast Oak Street
B. B. Griffith
Carl
Erma
County Deal
Tere
Griffith
J. Ty Hoover
Harry Bartley
South Tenth Street
Katherine
Wilson College
Gettysburg
Louis Wetting
Bristol
L. H. van Sant
East Orange
Attornay
James J. Jack
Philadelphia
Wettling
Jack
Ernest Young
Ohio
John Hellbrun
James ‘Hellbrumn
Tarnest
Cecelia Lewis
Near Town
Frank Hmerick
Hellbrun
Emerick
Paul Steetle
Lewis
Hellbruun
Andrew A. Dutka
Youngstown
Punxsutawney Hospital
Frazer Rowan
C. C. Rowan
Punxsutawney
R.w.perry
Roy ‘Heilbrun
Leechburg
Amos Heilbrun
Dayton
Cookport Lutheran Sabbath School Sets Attendance Mark
Cookport Lutheran Sabbath school shows strong attendance with James Buterhaugh and Mrs St V Kissinger posting nine years of perfect attendance. Sup unit Andrew Shank, his wife and five children attended all year. Several pupils walk two to three miles to services despite lacking cars. County record claim noted. town residents share rides and continue steady participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookport
Andrew Shank
Cockport
Cehoo
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus Arrives May 31 Here
The Great Hagenbeck Wallace Circus comes to Indiana for afternoon and night performances on Wednesday May 31. Featured acts include Princess Mu Kaun the Giraffe Neck Woman from Burma, Clyde Beatty with 40 lions and tigers, Poodles Hanneford, the Hanneford riders, Bombayo the Man From India, Picchiani acrobats, Billett high wire, Canestreilly ladder artists, 48 black and white horses, The Soudan pageant, 40 elephants in five herds, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gieaffe
Burma
Hagenbeck-Wallace
Indiana
Mu Kaun
Padaung
Clyde Beatty
Hanneford
Bombayo
India
Picchiani
Billett
Canestreily
Pittsburgh Business Men Honor Former Governor
At the annual reorganization meeting on Tuesday Hon. John H. Fisher was chosen president of the Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce. Since retiring as Governor of Pennsylvania he has worked in Pittsburgh as active chairman of the board of National Union Fire Insurance Company, a leading Western Pennsylvania insurer, while maintaining strong ties to Indiana and spending nearly every weekend there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Fisher
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Tisher
National Union Fire Insurance Company
Vision Restored After Head Injury Seven Years Past
KE Park Buterbaugh, a Green township native, suffered a head injury in a car crash seven years ago that impaired his vision. He regained normal vision without glasses, after wearing them since age 26, and now visits with his son John and friends Mr. and Mrs. Gert Maillard of Guys Mills. His mother is Mrs. Sara Buterbaugh of South Sixth Street, and his brother is Dr. H. B. Buterbaugh. He resides in Guys Mills, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Buterbaugh
Green Township
Buterbaugh
Sara Buterbaugh
South Sixth St
H. B. Buterbaugh
Guys Milla
John
Gert Maillard
Guys Mills
Curd Market Opens Saturday at Eight Indiana Time
The Indiana curb market will begin next Saturday May 20 at the usual McCrory location with opening at eight o’clock Indiana time and seven o’clock Lord’s time. Produce offered includes butter eggs poultry rhubarb onions and other kitchen garden staples. Harry Cornell 42 died of heart trouble while working in his Blairsville area garden Tuesday afternoon. Coroner W O Clif ford attributed the death to heart trouble after investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
McCrory
Harry Cornel
Blairsville
Harry Cornell
Blatraville
County finances report highlights for 1982 expenditures
The Annditoya Report presents the receipts and expenditures of Indiens County Inances for the year 1982. Published on Page Six of The Progress it concerns every resident and taxpayer and should be read carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepard al
Ann Anditoya
Indiens
Special Program at Montgomery Church Sunday Evening
A group of missionary student volunteers from Judala College will render music and speech at Montgomery Church near Glen Campbell on Sunday evening May 31 at 7 30 o clock, Central Standard Time. May 27 is Poppy Day in Indiana and the American Legion Auxiliary leads flower sales plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Church
Glen Campbell
Judala College
Indiana
American Legion Auxiliary
Indiana High School
Arthur J. Pfohl
Zion Lutheran Church
Campbells Mills
Graduation Season Opens Across County High Schools
A long list of May events outlines graduation season. Indiana High School, Armagh High, and State Teachers College host ceremonies from May 21 to May 29 with alumni reunions, dinners, plays, and benedictions led by Dr. Ralph Hutchison and Rev. Harry E. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armaagh High
Armagh High School
Harry E. Smith
W. H. Nicholson Long
Alex Busony
Raymond McCachren
Kathryn Johns
Kathryn Man Dias
Willard Campbell
Martha McCutcheon
Agathia Glovack
Lloyd
Kindergarten Kiddy Show At Horace Mann School
Horace Mann School kindergarten groups staged a combined May Day and Mothers Day program on Thursday and Friday with fifty five children performing. After the show the children served refreshments to mothers and themselves. The event credited to Mrs. Gertrude Walker, the kindergarten teacher. Blairsville Public Library Closes For Lack of Funds to Operate The Blairsville Public Library will shut down on June 8 due to lack of funds for salaries and maintenance expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann School
Batty and the Animals
Bruce Campbell
Margaret Labold
Bille Inter
Joanna Harrison
Gertrude Walker
Horace Mann
Blairsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Center Two
Mr. Allison
Licktenfels Brothers
Presbyterian Church of
Blacklick
J. P. Rhoads
James W. Lyons
John FE. Trasinger
Stella Hasinger
Helen
Louise Shea
Frank Neff
East Schoal St
Shea
J. W. Flowers
Johnstown
Uasinger
Joseph
Falger Spangler
Mdith L. Krooke
Barneshoro
Ideorge Fudrick
Sagunorae
Josephing
Adgust
Hittsburgh
Alverdu
Joseph Carloul
Fkoxe Cartan
Lawrence Berreha
Robinson Pearl M. Penro
W. Wheatfield
Thomas L. Shiney
Catherine W. Grambling
John C. Yatekanie
Sagamore
Mary L. Pollock
Waterman O Glen Campbell
Kinter Fry
James Mauk
Fisher
Chamber of Commerce
Curd
Teachers College
Indiana High
State Teachers College
Recreation Hall
Ralph ©. Hutchison
Washington and Jefferson
College
Andergarten Kiddies
Motheras
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