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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1928

Page

7

125graduate at Indiana high school graduates class of 125

A rural Indiana high school will graduate 125 students next week. Miss Martha P Reed is valedictorian and Miss Mary Caroline Duncan salutatorian. Commencement begins May 25 with a class play, bacalaureate by Rev O B Emerson, a faculty reception, class day exercises, and graduation Friday night. The program includes salutatory, selections, address by J Adam Puffer, and a valedictory by Martha Priscilla Reed. The class roll lists the graduates by name, ending with Mary Erma Wright.

Martha P. Reed Mary Caroline Duncan Indiana High School O. B. Emerson M. B., Church Campbell's Mills Philip Runzo Betty Dills Sarah Reed Mary Stewart J. Adam Puffer J. C. Reed Martha Priscilla Reed Helen Jackson Bennnett Barbara Mae Blakely Anna Bowman Florence Catherine Bowman Bertha Lucille Brickell Lawrence E. Bromberick Hugh H. Brown Joseph Blair Buchanan Clifford M. Buterbaugh Thelma Christine Carlson Twila Pearl Chambers Mary Isabel Clark Clitford M. Conner Frank J. Cost Margaret M. Cravener Erma Viotat Crawford Jay Frank Doney Erma Ruth Greenlee Charles Mahlon Greassley William B. Grosso Helen Irene Grumbling Mary Elizabeth Guthriel Glenn Z. Hammers Esther Aileen Harbison Maurice F. Hile, Jr Arlene Tone Hoover Marybel Alice Jobe Stella Catherine Keagle Ebert P. Kinter Cordelia G. Kline Margaret Leone Kring Goldie Mae Kunkle Emyla Lepsch Edna Mary Lewis Robert M. Liggett Donald Holgar Lonewill Paul EB. Lowman William Lukebart Clarissa Mayme Lydie Ward B. McCardel George D. Mclaren Erma Nelle McCune Paul McGregor Jason ©. McHenry Lisle L. McKee Clark Wallace Marshall Anja Katherine Mauk Myrtle Genevaleve Mauk Virginia Mitchell Florence Dianna Morris Lawrence R. Moss Ruth Ceora Munshower Anna Mary Nicely Mildred A. Nicely Saredith Nicely Day Kanarr Nichol Harvey North Mark Joseph O'Hara Mildred Alice Pauch Clarence J. Pierce Velma L. Pifer Dora Antoinette Pizzica Mary Elizabeth Prugh Marguerite Lois Ream Anna M. Schertzinger Mildred A. Seanor Stella Marie Setlock Plorence Mabel Sharp William Walter Sharp Dna Pearl Sharrer Mary Lewisen Shea Frances G. Sides Helen I. Spicher W. Henry Spicher Laura Rielle Stephens John H. Stewart Thomas B. Swab Elsie Moe Swarts William Arthur Thomas Mildred Gail Thomas Clarissa P. .Tyner George J. Uhrin, Jr Michael A

Vacation granted for Baltsburg pastor Ryall three months

The Baltsburg Presbyterian Church announces a three month vacation for Pastor Rev Dr George M Ryall covering June July and August. During his absence his son William H Ryall a second year student at the seminary will occupy the pulpit each Sunday morning.

George M. Ryall Baltsburg Presbyterian Church William H. Ryall H. Carlyle Garson Theological Seminary Pittsburgh United Presbyterian Church J. C. Pinkerton General Assembly St. Lows

Little Pierce Boy Born to Attorney and Mrs Pierce

South Sixth street residents Attorney and Mrs William E Pierce celebrate the arrival of a fine boy named Edward Martin Pierce on Thursday in honor of Auditor General Edward Martin, a personal friend of the father.

Commencement Festivities at State Teachers College

The State Teachers College opens its commencement week with an annual concert Friday at 8 pm in the college auditorium. Alumni meeting Saturday 10 am, faculty reception Saturday 8 am to 6 pm, senior class play Saturday 8 pm at Ritz Theatre. Dr F W Hinitt delivers baccalaureate Sunday 11 am. Vespers 6:30 pm on campus. Dr William M Davidson speaks at commencement Monday 10:30 am in Ritz Theatre. Alumni dinner 12:30 pm at the school cafeteria.

State Teachers’ College College Auditorum Alumni Association Ritz F. W. Hinitt First Presbyterian Church Ritz Theatre William M. Davidson Pittsburgh

Green Township High Commencement Ceremonies

Green Township High School holds commencement events starting Saturday with the senior class play Oh Kay at 8 PM in the Community Building Cookport. Baccalaureate sermon Sunday at 3 PM by Dr B F Bieber. Monday at 8 PM Dr C R Foster addresses grads. Class list and program outlined.

Green Township High School Cookport Lal B. F. Bieber Zton Lattheran Church Indiana Charles R. Foster State Teachers’ College B. A. Edwards Mantle Emabel Decker Jane Little Alice Moore Jane Farmer John Bush Marl CG. Ferrier

Lincoln Letters Found in Secret Drawer Near Bolivar

Lincoln letters found among papers in a secret wall drawer of a Bolivar area house once owned by Congressman John Covode. Lincoln correspondence may be sent to Henry Ford for review. A local track meet, barn fire, injunction hearing, leg injury, and a coal mine disaster with 197 fatalities are reported in brief items.

Lincoln Bolivar Charles Beaufort John Covode Corode Abraham Lincoln Congress Beaufort Henry Ford Ford

Gen Harry White Real Estate At Master’s Sale

The late Gen Mary White’s estate was offered at master James I. Jack’s sale on May 16. Attorney William Pierce bought multiple properties including Replogle’s cigar store, Judge Thomas White homestead, and several vacant lots. Harry White acquired the Sheep Barn farm, 52 West Water Street lots, and other parcels, while a Philadelphia street building bid was declined and a north Fair view farm remained unsold.

Marry White James I. Jack Mre. C. B. M. White Philadelphia Street Fairview William Pierce Replogle Judge Thomas White Harry White Township Road North Ninth Street Croyland White Round Top Thomas White Philadelphia West Water Street Chevy Chase Jas, W. Mack

Credit Bureau Experts Address Local Business Men

A joint meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs at the First United Presbyterian Church heard talks on Western Pennsylvania credit bureaus by A. B. Buckeridge of the Pittsburgh Credit Bureau and W. A. Bush of the Allied Borough Credit Bureau. Preliminary work for an Indiana Chamber of Commerce credit bureau is under way, with evidence of success from similar organizations.

Chamber of Commerce Rotarians Kiwanians Credit Bureau Rotary Kiwanis Clubs First United Presbyterian Church Pennsylvania A. B. Buckeridge Pittsburgh Indiana Chamber of Commerce

County Club Women Gather Here In Annual Meeting

Delegates from 18 Indiana County clubs meet at the Presbyterian Church for the eighteenth annual Indiana County Congress of Women's Clubs with welcomes, reports, and addresses by Dr. Charles R Foster and Mrs Taura Potter Morgan. Musical program features the congress clubs.

County Club Indiana County Congress of Women's Clubs Presbyterian Church N. L. Johnston New Century Club John Murphy Cherry Tree Charles R. Foster State Teachers’ College Taura Potter Morgan Washington, D. C Council For the Prevention of War Congress

Indiana visitors and local social notes mix in town

A long list of residents and visitors ties Indiana towns with nearby communities. Attendees include Attorney Rankin Tomb of Tittsgaraht, Justice C. F. Washam of Stafford, and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Langham of Spangler. Guests travel from Millsdale Montgomery Township Tarentum Porous and more, with manyweekend stays, births, and travel to Atlantic City, Harrisburg, and other locales noted alongside local gatherings and hospital visits.

Rankin Tomb Titts-garaht Monroe Fair Brushyalley Township C.F. Washam Stafford Indiana Rex Langham Spangler Clark Getty Millsdale John Irvin Montgomery Township Frank Campbell Tarentum Town J. M. Thomas Porsous 4. & Moorhead South Seventh Street Wilkinsburg George J. Felt Fifth Street Atlantic City Tt. G. Towers Puuxautawney Giate Senstor T. B. Lukehart Marry Shoup Brick Church Margaret Mary Anne Ploizer Clinton Myers Pittsburgh Ralph Cummings Church Street Elizabeth Shepard Plairsyville Nora R. Scott C. Paul Reed Samuel Bi] Dible Parkwood Harrisburg Prohibition Party Mary Bush Laura Washington Street Johnstown C. P. McCulley Homer City Indiana Hospital J. G. McGregor Irene Shelton Vevon Laney Edgewood Belltonte Akron Ohio Detroit Campbell Home Ralph Wampleton Reform School Fibway N. J K. F. Templeton South Seventh Spectra Templeton Ig Arts Max Vorel Hoy Fett Feron Bin Isabel Cost Ara Gotlingg Atoms Udealy Mira Wood Clawson Pairmont City Clarion Cousty Andora Thomas Walt Warrew J. J. Bowser Oak Ridge Walt Wood A. Lightner Indiana-Pranklin Company Lightner Pittshursh G. G. Anderson Nash Pittsburgh Motor Company Pittshureh Rom Strong Hiuksville

Memorial Day Tributes Move Nation to Honor Fallen

Tributes to the nation’s dead will be observed across Indiana County on Memorial Day May 30 with business suspended. Indiana Post American Legion will lead ceremonies at Memorial Park at 10:00 after a 9:30 parade from the M C A building. Judge Paulson Foster of Pittsburgh will deliver the address. events extend to Blairsville, Saltsburg, Homer City, Cherry Tree and more with cemetery visits and community speeches.

Metshurgh Malco Indiana Indiana Post American Legion Memorial Park M.C. A Paulsom Foster Pittsburgh Blairsville Salisburg Homer City Cherry Tree Cookpart Marion Center Lockport Sons of Veterans Cockport Conkport H. B. Lloyd Saltshburg Saltsburg M. BE J. 4. Guta

Death notices from Indiana and surrounding townships

Kennett Stadtmiller aged 84 of Brushvalley died at home after a long illness. Civil War veteran of Company B Ost Pennsylvania volunteers. Survived by wife Barbara Rising and ten children. Funeral Thursday at St Bernard’s Church with interment in the local cemetery. Also noted are deaths of Zachriah Bruce 34, Leonard Carr 84, Madison Carmahan 57, and long list of survivors and services. multiple obituaries reflect a period of community loss. Richard Lee Cravener two weeks, Homer City, died, leaving parents and a brother. Funeral and burial details given for each.

Kennett Stadtmiller Indiana North Fifth Street Brushvalley Farrmine Cherryhill Township Pennsylvania St. Bernard's Catholic Church Barbara Rising Glyde D. Wine Frink Plotyer Ora Hellman Jasupl John Anna Stadimiler Hows Georee Stadtmiller Johniteown P. J. Stapleton Chambersville Johnston Neal Derry Mire Wolfe Vplotezer Beth- Ighem Joereal Mia Zachriah Bruce Pittsburgh Frank Burhelmer Ghireh Street Rayne Township Wis Rachriah Brues Homer City Mt. Washington Pittsburgty Wesleyan Methodist Church Dixonville Ruffner Cemetery Rayne Sur Vining Atateta Tda Logan Dwight Dith Margarite Fred Hattie Verner Shields Leonard M. Carr William W. Bary Shelocta Presbyterian Church Barr Home R. M. Offutt Town Taylorsville Mra J. B. Hoffer Ridgway Roy Meyer Etna R. W. and Dave Kin Boston Madison A. Carmahan Washington Township Rm Hon Adam Garnahan Cilia Paul Weaver Brandon Wilkinsburg Mes Scott Litthe Kagamore Puul Paul Carnahan Hoikido Chimahan Shoots R. T. Carnahan Salteseburg Wesley Shanon Bow Lottie Carnahan Creel jAide Mies Livan Thompson Methodist Episcopal Hospital Mount Lebanon Pittkhurel Thomas Hhrartin Dade Library Methodist Church Miffiernoon Oakland Cemetery Richard Lee Cravener Dine C Craven William Mavin

Busy June for Indiana county Sabbath School workers

June is set to be a busy month for Indiana county Sabbath School workers with 18 districts convening. The program includes morning sessions, luncheons, afternoon sessions, and a Young People's conference featuring Rev. IHE Uns Bonnie and Miss Toulin Brown Tish as principal speakers.

Association Indiana HE. Uns Bonnie Misa Toulin Brown June Bay Brushvalley M. BE Mahonings North Point Blairsville Armagh Bethel U. P Clyro Haslett M. EB Hillsdale

Interest in Mining Institute at VY. M. C. A. session

The Twenty-fifth bituminous district mining Institute met Saturday at the Y. M. C. A. with 132 members present. After several addresses, a dinner for members and their wives followed, toastmaster Thomas Lowther introducing Fred Vinton and Dean Holbrook who gave brief talks.

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Stata Teachers' College Green Township High Indiana County Plymvilla Boys Aventa Clymer Saaltsburg Plymville #itla Elders Ridge Discarille Herbert Muman Muman Rossiter Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation Jossiter J. N. Langham Irvin Fair Monroe Vaty Mather Mather Collieries Company Mather Jos John Petras Susan B. York Starfor Charles Gibson Beatrice Yoder Sagamore Kenneth R Orr Indiana Cherry Tree Mary B. Henry Frank L. Wirdzek Mary E Adamick Joseph S. Byers Irene M. Stemler Ehner R. Shankle Ochester Mills Blanche A Kephar Seseceteeene Es Harry Valuatie Holdings Indiana and White Township Vandergvitt Eugene Zerfoss Wilkesharre Edward D. Fisher J. Wesley Fisher Robert D. Fisher George A. Fisher Oscar D Margaret Fisher Charles R. Poster Btata Teachers’ College Mivat United Presbyterian Church Hewry Hall Lulu Rankin Me Purises Irma Bartholomew Irs Robert M. Wisher Harry Bartley Cumberland Jessa Blain Stiles Mise, Tessora Kerr Glen Campbell Harold Schatter Louise Jane German Punxsuton Iby REAL Horace M. Lowry Wm. P. Lowry Eva G. McAnally Asa FE McAnally Green McClure Hall Wm. Werner West Wheatfield oTt. Richards N. H. Shatter W. Moose Joh Mulholland Sam Gray Michard Gencorp John S. Q O'Meil Workingmen’s L. Association of Blairsville Land Improvement Co Doin Zak Burrall Emma N. Finve Lisle Flickinger Vormer County Norman C. Koontz Harry PF. Terlinger Lie Midland Hugh M. Bell Koontz Bell Herlinger Rosater Iniana Jamestown N. D Tilwavilla Grave City College Yale Columbia University Briersville Wilth Moktke Justin Mosia Blairaville Kleuck East Market Street Fiberty Avenue Ian Lie Street Terman Mogka Jnred al Honper Few de Wy Plerbert Moore Churchi Flew Dr. Moore Meconel Werve Lucerne Plige Weller Habel Newark Alley Hlings Mona Balley Troy Qhii Thomas Wt Krapra Aed Dellheyt Brands Rossmoyne Tatdlares Vistors Mae Myers Jay Bay Min. Yachdat Brace Leonid M. Barr Madison A. Cornmahan William Blin Willon Angie West Mahon Tug Township Dibs Thome Budeksburg Nicuitug Smieksborg Swiss-ville Quivid Snilekslure Mizabeth Lilian 'Thompson Ue S. 5 TN Mining Institute Herlinger Honor Gueat Harry V. Herlinger Indiana Schools Board of Education C. BR. Foster State Vouchers’ College Jonnie M. Ackerman Bull Association Marion Corner D.C Washington Warner Marion Center Association Thee Calf Club Marion Contour American Legion Medis Todas L. Dack Mary A. Park Jas. L. Jack, Jr Jas. L. Jack Mary Park Bark H. Park C. KE. Rink
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