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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1915

Page

5

Governor Brumbaugh Signs Progressive Child Law In Pa

Harrisburg May 18. Governor Brumbaugh issues a strong statement on Pennsylvania’s new child labor law praising its humane features. He notes the act raises weekly hours, adds a vocational school requirement of eight hours weekly, and aims to protect minors while supporting industry. He stresses education alongside work and emphasizes republican platform support and long-term civic advancement.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Brumbaugh Republican Party

Sheriff's Sales Notice from Indiana County Court

By virtue of writs Ki Fn Wend Dx and Ley issued out of the Court of Common Views of Indiana County Pennsylvania these writs authorize sales. Public vendue or outcry will be held at the Court House in Indiana Pennsylvania on a date to be announced.

Court of Common Views Indiana County Indiang Pennsylvania

Property Auction of Johnson and Gibson parcels in Indiana and Pennsylvania

Plaintiffs in a 1915 Indiana case auction off various real estate interests. Descriptions cover Banks Township Indiana land of John Sharp and others, portions in Emer City Pennsylvania, and Clark Sturdy township holdings, with multiple defendants including I A Johnson and Nanid Gibson Byrll among others, detailing boundaries, dates, and prior wills.

I. A. Johnson Banks Indiana Stile Pennsylvania Frothero John Sharp Davin Gham James Radcliff Whlete Johnston Sirah Jobnston Garry Lobe Jotin Cbelington Barak Toliistan Jomatin Nanid Givbson Byell Charlme 1 BHPLL Alta Gibson Emer City Shedfinna Derker George Maket Georgea Monk Phillips Anid Philips Armour Phillips Lind Arour Phillipa Uwbenea Seeker Hinds Bettas Stewart Tobinoc Sterley Tistrley Clark Sturdy Wirskiiaston Tidlana Vonnaylynta Perth Jines Jolpsten Presley Drindon Simwellenin Joseph

Programs Complete for Big Convention

The Fifth District Sabbath School Association of Indiana county holds its annual convention at Blacklick Presbyterian on May 27. Morning and afternoon sessions feature devotions, reports, and lectures by Rev. J. Morris, Rev. Harry Maguire, Rev. H. W. Logan, and others with a closing address on the significance of the Sunday School. Officers include Rev. C. A. Hartung president and C. W. Kennedy treasurer. The Mahoning Union Sabbath School Association plans its forty first convention at Plumville on June 2 and 3. details appeared in last week’s Progress.

Sabbath School Association Indiana County Blacklick Presbyterian Church Whiveday J. A. Hayes Mackiick J. R. Morris Homer City C. A. Stultz Bintraville Sunday School of the South Sunday School of the North Harry Maguire Loxley Milla Ala Musies Woon H. W. Logan Crete J. Wider Peclor Indiana I. la. Dunmire Blairsville Mungie M. M. McDivitt Winest Work H. C. Critchlow Livermore J. W. Cary C. A. Hartung D. W. Stahl Mary H. English C. W. Kennedy Mahoning Union Sabbath School Association Four Mahonings Plumville

Deaths in Bolivar and Derry Families

William H. Stiles, 67, former Bolivar resident, died suddenly at his Derry home last Tuesday. He was the father of Mrs. Emma West of Blairsville and Mrs. Hannah Skinner of Honor City. An infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Cameron near Mara died Thursday. An invitation notes Indiana women are invited to visit oil stores this week for free instruction in paper rope weaving and making paper wares. HUBY & MOORSTEAD.

William H. Stiles Bolivar Derry Emma West Blairsville Tod Hannah Skinner Honor City Merle Cameron Near Mara Tndiana Huby & Moorstead Mro New Long Chester Hamer City Henry Slekenberger Hilopa Lovejey Rant Meeking Charles Mouth Cly- Her Newton Long Sindy Deb Kelly Richard Learn Mitchell

FOR YOUR HEALTHS SAKE Health officers and quarantine rules

The author urges strict adherence to health department orders during contagious sickness. Obey bans on mixing children when a case like diphtheria exists to protect others. The piece stresses that protecting public health requires individual compliance, not selective enforcement.

Notice to Horsemen Catilina Stallion at Five Points Barn

Catilina a Percheron stallion license No 677 will stand at the barn of the owner at Five Points during the season Frank Rankin April 28 10 to Owner and Keeper.

Lcense Frank Rankin

Local Notes From County Towns Chronicle

Dround Megalogy Blehtenfola and Miss Laittan warn of Pittahiig at Sunday AnestH. Samiel Wadsworth remains in non critical condition. Morey hospital Tabtietown reports progress. Numerous residents, including Mrs. Harry Pox and Miss Ditlia M. Cunningham, visit relatives and attend church events.

Thauete Wh. Mogens Neu Seward Pant Wo Lynn Robert M. Cn Hingham Johnetown

Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs C S Kunkle

Mr and Mrs C S Kunkle of Homer City express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the sickness and death of their sister Edith M Myers.

C. S. Kunkle Homer City Edith M. Myers

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