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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1922

Page

3

Bridge Ordinance Gives Sulter-Rinn Coal Co Overhead Crossing

Plumville borough council approves a ordinance granting the Sulter-Rinn Coal Company a right of way to build an overhead bridge over Church street linking their mine tipple to the railroad. The measure sets construction standards, safety rails, lighting, indemnity for the borough, and requires publication and posting before passage on May 24, 1922.

Sulter-Rinn Coal Company Church Street L. I. Sutter J. Cloid Rinn Weamer Farm Buffalo & Susquehanna Plumcreek Bridge Plumville Butter-Rim Goal Company Sutter-Rim Coal Company Tipple Sutter-Rinn Coal Company Plumcreek Ehall Indiana

In Memoriam for J A Ginter

In memory of J A Ginter who died Stay 4 1922. A father at rest, a vacant chair in the home. A precious one gone, a voice stilled, a place forever empty. Dear eyes closed, lips no longer smile, but he is believed to sing praises above. WIFH AND CHILDREN. May 24, 1922

J. A. Ginter Minther Ja. Wilton Faes Burt

Poland China Association Formed at Farm Bureau Meeting

A Poland China breeders group adopted a constitution and elected officers led by President I. D. Tonkin. They plan to start a Poland pig club June 3, weighing in at Gibson-Clark warerlouge, while the Wilgus Berkshire Pig Club weighs in May 26 with over 40 members anticipated. The County Poultry Association forms May 29 to promote better poultry and address coccidiosis with management tips.

Poland China Association Farm Bureau I. D. Tonkin C. W. Cummins Secy Joan K H. Campbell W. RK Thomas Ff. Ashbaugh T. Rugh Archie Nichol Wilgus Pig Club Wilgus Berkshire Pig Club Wrsday Thas Wilgus Association County Poultry Association Indiana County Indiana County Arm Bureau J. W. Warner

Taxpayer notice for Cherryly Township tax collection

Notice to taxpayers of Cherryly Township that Juva read tax collection will be received at Lon Johns in Diamondville on May 27 from 7 a.m. to noon and at the municipal building in Clymer on May 27 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Run on May 20 from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Zenas Stephens, Collector, May 34, 1922.

Cherryhill Diamondville Lon Johnson’s Clymer Muicipal Tam Zenas Stephens Thachers Schiool Board South Mahoning Township Stiehell

Many School Pupils Complete Courses in Various Districts

Long list of pupils from multiple districts including Melwart Williams, Mary Glas sa, Theta Myrtle Smith, Grace M. Welenberger, and Lawrence Wingard complete courses. Also notes Pie Social at Manor schoolhouse raising funds for Manor cemetery, Dairyman’s Association meeting, Literary Society program, and Sabbath school resolutions adopted at Armagh district convention on May 24, 1922.

Gke Dems Melwart Williams Artin Ralls Marco Debrrdl Yessie Palbunts Elon Krede Giraes Chaeton Yues Naggey Mary Glassa tHlllve Andersen Cailde Kdenendent Stella Snith Lorny Crafford Grace McDivitt Lamount Milerbaugh Grace M. We Lenberger Theta Myrtle Smith Joseph JG. Mitsko Larry M. Williard Dolar A. Matsko Clare B. Meer Crea O Hawk Oakley D. Bienberger Cherryhitt Norman Davis Det Marl Meekins Mildred Rodkey Tillian Stephens Conemaugh John Peace Cecil Palmer Margaret Bowman Helen Waddle Laney Blancock Dorothy M. Ghunmire Creakside Bartol Valenti Bernard Miller Ernest Massico Mary de Haven Grant Mike Learn Eleaine Butterhaughast Mahoning Leis Thompson Morence Wissinger Merion Ceanter Marion Botsford Frank Craig Budd Rice North Mahoning Mabel Marlin Weta Knaus South Mahoning Wayne Warnick Daisy G. Kirkpatrick Ada Ruffner Davis Raleigh Louise Parker Ima McMillen West Mahoning Margaret Hinds Kashleen Travis Grace Johnston Viva Stefty Ruth Condron Marshall Kyskell Robert Barrett Margaret Pormire Lawrence Wingard Montgomery Violet Bartlebaugh Stevere Blose George Kerr Truman Longnenecker R. A. Spicher Pine Fanny Davis Helen Hadden Robert Willams Genevieve Wright Alice Williams Nellie M. Allemus Kathryn Orner Rayne—Watson Lingenfelter Paul Kinter Bain Palmer Ethel Hamill George Elgin Homer G. Nibert James Rievie Ivelyn Morley Viola Zellman John Kunkle West Lebanon Tarry Himes Washington Virginia Sadler Mildred Carnathan Raymond Conner Floyd Bothell Bert Waitman Coneva Lydie Mabel Potts Hast Wheatfield Sydney Williams Lillie Gragser Mabel McAchren Kathryn Mroczka Mary Findley Inja Mae McCreary Edward Butts Paylus Naugle Hissa Wadsworth Ladys Barker Matilda Rodgers Alice Stutsman Ward Mack John Johnston Kenneth Stephens Willam Miller Harry Martin West Wheatfield K. D. Lynn Samuel S. Clair Anna Moray Ben Riddell White Kathryn Mruk Helena Denning Mildred Freck Elizabeth Hunter Ruth Kanarr Young Sofia Baker Bertha Brown Bessie Holdsworth Hamilton Neal Armagh Ord God M. W. Riddell R. G. Gramer Rev. Plytcher

Chosen director of music Mrs Cogswell appointed temporary district music head

Memorial notices and a long schedule of local events follow. Mrs Cogswell, widow of Harmain Cogswell former conservatory principal, is named temporary director of music for Washington DC schools. Memorial services set for Cookport May 28 with ministers leading. Parade plans include veterans, churches, and flag gifts, with music all day. Remaining items list school board meetings and teacher bids in several towns through May and June 1922.

Cogswell Harmain &. Cogswell Normal Conservatory of Music District of Columbia Washington, DC Cookport Hughes M. P L. W. Slifer Cockport

Public Sale of Real Estate for Estate of Garrison Blystom

Public sale of real estate for the estate of Garrison Blystom will be held on the premises in Washington township Mant county. Purchasers may bid on the property as listed in the official notice. The sale occurs on a stated date with terms to be announced at the sale location.

Washington Township Mant County Rt Wilson Ami Harvey Spence Sheridan Kankle Bert Kankle Alex Joinstom Kerry J. B. Pleming Warrlaon Hlystone Dd, Bothell Commonwealth ofPennsylvania Malus W. Pyger Glen Campbell Indidna County Nooverhurst Arcadtq Fill Meigs W. Tyger Meigs Long

Executor Sells Estate in Center Township Indiana

An executor will offer at public sale the real estate of the estate in Center Township Indiana County. The sale will occur on a specified date on the premises. Proceeds and terms will be announced at the sale.

Center Township Indiana County

Administrator's notice for estate of Phawman in East Wheatfield

Letters of administration issued for the estate of Phawman late of East Wheatfield township. Creditors must present authenticated claims for settlement and debtors to make prompt payment. George M. Plowman administrator, Vintontiale, Pa., May 24, 1922.

Phawman East Wheatfield Township George M. Plowman Vintontiale Tt. D Grigi Malgerida Burrell Township T, Lucch Bos Grant St Pittsburgh Tenry J. Wilson Wearyinant North Aihoning Pike Iennie Blosw Rochester Mills R. D James W. Slack Nannie BE. Wakefield Brushyalley Wardeeld Aire Indiana

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