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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1922

Page

8

County 1 Honors Nation's Heroes on Memorial Day

The memory of fallen veterans of all wars will be honored next Tuesday with ceremonies across the county. Parades, cemetery decorations, and speeches by local officials and ministers are planned in Plumville Blairsville Marion Center Smicksburg Strongstown Coyods Clymer Center township and Indiana and Brush Valley observances.

Plumville John Fisher Blairsville J. N. Langham Town M. Barr Marion Center F. A. Edmond Lex Mitchell Punxsutawney Smicksburg J. T. Stewart Strongstown American Legion Saltshurs Clark Coyods J. Elder Peeler Clymer Lytle School House Center Township Indiana Park Indiana Post Prof Harnest Work J. M. Marshall Post M. H Court House Brushvalley Philomathean Literary Accklery Armagh Cherry Tree Saltsbury

Law Offenders Plead Guilty To Charges

Five law offenders charged with crimes pleaded guilty and were sentenced by Judge J N Langham. William Walker of town to pay costs and serve term in Huntingdon reformatory. Henry Ibara of Wehrum to pay costs and 12 months in Allegheny county workhouse. Janos Yasko of White township to pay costs 200 dollar fine and five months in county jail. George Rudy of Hellwood and Joe Horcher of Hamer City to pay costs and fines of 10 and 35 dollars respectively.

J. N. Langham William Walker Town Philadelphia Street Huntingdon Reformatory Henry Ibara Wehrum Allegheny County Janos Yasko White Township George Rudy Hellwood Joe Horcher Hamer City

Kiwanis Club Set To Form In Indiana Tonight

A form of the Kiwanis Club for Indiana is planned this evening at the Indiana House. About 15 to 20 members from the Dubois club are expected to attend with a quartette to help start the Indiana chapter. The Rew club opens with 65 members and lists officers including Frank L Neff as president and J. R. Daugherty as treasurer. Saltsburg High School adds teachers and staff in related notes.

Indiana Kiwanis Club For Indiana House DuBois Club Rew Chib Frank L Neff G. E. Simpson Hubert S. Sutton J. R. Daugherty

Tip to Motorists on Starting Trips Gasoline Tax Benefits Counties

Gasoline tax rules urge motorists to fill tanks at home to boost home county road funds. A one cent per gallon tax is collected statewide with half returned to the county of sale for road construction maintenance and bond interest. Each county gets semiannual payments in August and February.

Indiana Opens Baseball Season With Johnstown Battle

Indiana will celebrate the opening of the baseball season Friday by closing businesses at 2 pm for a parade and 3:30 pm game against Johnstown at Normal field. Rube Haggerty will manage the local team, with a promising lineup for a successful season.

Johnstown Indiana Rube Haggerty

Fourteenth Child Born in Strongstown Family

The stork made its fourteenth visit to Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Fill of Strongstown, delivering a 14 pound son. All children are living and healthy. Indiana man Ligla Moorhead, of town, who served in France with Company F, has been commissioned first lieutenant of Hospital Company.

Strongstown Stork Cyrus Fill Indiana Ligla Moorhead France Leutenant Gibson Cherry Bil Winslow Jafter- Loh Pleasant Grove William Butler Arnol Philadelphia Edwin George Calvin Gibson Milton Gibson Carolne Gibson Goodlin Luther S. McCausland Tather McCausland James A. McCausland White Township Hasinger Bros. Bakery Edward Wagle William Wisher Town Mary

Pinchot Tops County GOP Vote in Spring Primary

Gifford Pinchot led Republican Governor candidates with 6,190 county votes as Alter trailed with 1,563 and Groft 123. Reed won U S Senate counts in county with 6,062 for unexpired term and 4,742 for full term. Strong led Congress races in several counties while Hewitt led in Indiana County.

Glyn Watsons Gifford Pinchot Pinchot Alter Groft John Fisher Kuo Reed United States Senate Lowry Pepper Burke Wood Davis Bracken Secretary of Internal Affairs Woodward Congress Hewitt Strong Truitt Assembly Peeler Griffith Stewart Allison Seanor Marry Patterson Salisbury Republican ‘State Committee McSparvan United States Kerr Pattison Aic Thompson Mahady Jane E. Leonard Kinsey Blose A. P. Lowry Town State Committee Repp Robinson Lewis English Broomwell Anderson Leonard Wewitt Dible Graf Collins West Lebanon norml+ nation Jefferson Armstrong Clarion Hewit Indiana

Real estate transfers and a local marriage notice

Recorded deeds show transfers across Indiana County including 25 acres in East Wheatfield for 5.3 million dollars to Penn Public Service Corp and multiple lot sales in Andora Glen Campbell Homer City and West Mahoning with prices ranging from 60 to 8,000 dollars. A Dixon Abel wedding united in Clarksburg with attendants Esther Bothell and Robert Cunningham. A birthday event for Mrs. Hellen Van Horn drew 125 guests and monetary gifts.

Indiana County Conemaugh Power Go Penn Public Service Corp East Wheatfield Jaco Gordon Homer Bagley Andora W. L. Shields L. W. Robinson, Jr Blacklieft Caleb Snyder W. J. Flecker Rayne George IM Allison David 8 Fox 2Nd Ward Indiana Samuel R. Brandon George Baanick Armstrong Minnis Brashear Mary Vanhorn Marion Center Margaret Hugus Harry McCall Smithport Jane B. Kiss Margaret Thompson White Albert Lambkie Tohela Smith Glen Campbell Mary Lamkis Walter Smith Cordelia B. Hazett L. W. Murman Grant Samuel. Langer Lou McClelland West Mahoning Charles ‘McClelland Lawrence McDivitt W. A. Caplenhaver Ada G. Allen John Ferguson Homer City Clair W. Grant Joe Dudash Young Davis A Dixon-Abel Mark E. Dixon Clarksburg Jennie S. Abel Parkwood Stev. O. J. Fleming Esther Bothell Town Robert Cunningham Livermore W. A. Abel R. E B. Dixon Young Township Dixon

Many Pupils Complete Public School Courses Announced

County Superintendent James I. Chapman lists successful examinees for entering high school and completing public school. The long roster names pupils by district with certificates for high school entrance and diplomas, detailing numerous towns, surnames, and given names across Armstrong, Burlington, Canoe, Center, Conemaugh, Creekside, Gooseville, Green, Mahoning, Montgomery, Pine, Washington, and other districts.

James I. Chapman Armstrong Gertrude Farrer Banks Marion Elbell Blacklick Kenneth Nipnes Thelma McQuown Brushvalley Efe Brown Ethel Rugh Lillian Wakefield Lulu Bhatter Arlene Ross Margaret Barry Mary Coup Burlington Halla Duncan Thelma Thomas Edna Kitchenbred Helen Casey Beatrica Wlatson Catherine McGough Ruth Woodward Annie Molinki Burrell Ann L. Stew Hazel Mitchell Melvin Chapman Wilbur Wetzel Cherryhill Viola Uncapher Raymond Meekina Harry Lydick Hale Davis Florence Amand Nellie Czeri4k Violet Overman Conemaugh Donald Almes Fihol Heasley Wilbur Barkley Mary Stein Andrena Mwing Garnet Almes Creekside Frank Wells Flaworth Walls George Kanyuck Concatti' Rondenelli Teaballa Postlewait Florence McEiboes Gooseville Leland France Mary | Means Grant—Nobel Lowman Clara Kidd Ralph Sherlin Green Mary J. Hudak Maxie Henry George Hoptay Rex Hagen Hester Jacoby Bertha James Blaine Knupp Mabel Knupp Eizabeth Kelly Lenore Knupp Dorothy Oneida Louis Ducesechi Lale Douglass Joseph Cresko Mae Grove John Giles Tracy Gaston Genevieve House Anna Hudak Mary Hoptay Last Mahoning Ethel Wynkoop Carl Streams North Mahoning Anna McCormick South Mahoning Hilda Black John Hamilton George Rupert Wrst Mahoning Dale Bowser Mary Dormire Boyd Parrett Marion Deyter Larled Long Mifred Ray Eric W. Kerr Jessie J. Devin Edna Craig Frieda Abel Alice M. Craig Mae McGeary Plurence M. Sharp Blanche M. Fennell Louise Warner Marili Campbell Frances KR Lowry Srank Alice Wisher Theodore R. Houck Val Jdair Dora Huey Isabel Limerick Hack Wekr Margaret Horrell Harry Cunnigham Walter Mardis Jon WeCrea Brushgalley J.juvd Buchanan Myrtle Miller Willis Coup Alma Young Ethel Stewart Wella Farrison Jelon Duncan Alex Sheffie Ray Walton Wiliam Buckingham Dick McMuller Truth Tdndsey Mary Currie Burgell Mary Alice Coleman Ftrinti Georgia Hi Albert Craveney Thelma Piccolin Lina Agnelti Mary Paron Pansy Baughman Olive Lockard Irene Atkins Michael Vanity Hedvig Renstrom Bedward Lockard Raymond McGarvey Mary Hicks Barto Kenkely Wilbur Davis Initio Pecon Larue Carroll Helen Brady Ward Jones Harry Biggle John iCunosh William Little Annie RelNck Anna Suffelette Mary Daugh

Wedding Bells Return for Blairsville Couple

The wedding bells rang for Mr and Mrs Harvey Power of Blairsville on Sunday marking their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Rev A M Davis married the couple half a century ago at Chattin Presbyterian Church. The Powers, after forty years on a Livermore area farm, moved to Blairsville ten years ago and received many golden gifts from immediate family including J L Culp, Harvey Power Indiana relatives, and Theodore Power near Blairsville.

Dhievey Power Harvey Dower Bluisville A. M. Davis Presbyterian Church Lhattint Mra. Power Lfe Livermore Hey J. L. Culp Harvey Power Indiana Theodore Power Blairsville

Personal Brevities From Indiana Visitors and Local Notes

Mrs. M. Craig of Home and Mrs. Alice George of Plumville visit county seat. Families travel by Indiana, bridges to Bridgeport Conn. and Cleveland. Irwin McGuire treated in Indiana hospital for injuries. Rev. O G Morrow attends General Assembly in Cambridge. Tax collectors and residents traveler between Indiana and Rochester Mills. Garage erected after windstorm. Descriptions of various local residents’ trips, health, and social events. A twelve year old boy catches a large fish in Yellow Creek. Fisher named state committee chairman candidate.

3. M. Craig Home Alice George Plumville Indiana Devitla Work Rochester Lill Bridgeport Hannah Johnston J. 8 Campbell Cleveland Gince Iklerton Irwin McGuire Cherryhill Township O. G. Morrow First United Presbyterian Church Cambridge Fonemarsh General Assembly Mrs. Morrow Laughter Ruth Oxford Jonas Stephens Clair Stephens Cherry- Hill Township Clark W. Keith Cherry Trea Prink Mack Bullington Township Alex Hoover Brushgatley Township J. S. Griffith Heilwond Denver Cul Rochester Mills Aan Grifth Heilwood M. Craig Kellysburg Brushyalley W. AU. Slippy Penn Run R. Dd Clarence Bennett Strongstown Mr. Stippy Progress Renders Jennie Blose Knauf Ju- Nean Emerson Blose Moreland Henry Knauf North Mahoning Township Wilda ‘Mock Brushvalley John Brandon John Vedi J. J. Fleming Chambersville Heber Stoving South Sixth Street Washington, D. C John D. Garman Jank Dearmy Aml Mes D. B. Taylor South Firth Street Thale Son Dau Uelaw Mra C. Wale Tylor, Jr Mims Fla Shielda McMillen Ord McMiMen Cree Lyle Remy Bark McCracken Near Kent Bistress Stuby Leurs Young Township Mitte

Palmer widow of Olivet area dies after long decline

Catharine J. Palmer of near West Lebanon and Olivet, born Shirley, aged about 63, dies after years of declining health. She married Rev Cyrus Gil Palmer in 1878. mother of two, including Harry Palmer who died in 1926. Funeral in West Lebanon conducted by Rev T. L. Jamison. burial in Pittsburgh.

Palmer Cathertne J Agad i Abd Ah le Mars Wilson Near West Lebanon Shirley Olivet Cyrus Gil Palmer West Middleton Washington County Pittsburgh Archibald Matthews West Wheatfeld Johnstown Mattthews Armagh Matilda iMitehwl W. 12. Matthews Harry Tomb K. J. Tomb Charles Matthews Minne Matthews Flarry Matthews Wmunes Nelson Liggett James Nelson Liggett Brushvaley Township Thorsday Ab Fufl Anna M. Lens Stalph C. Idegett J. C. Yarnell Vandergrift W. Pound Herbert Libbett Jin Emer City H.C. Brown Schoolstraet Tev Oliver J. Grawford al Christoplacopal Church Buria Oakland Cemetery Pneumore Jane Waders Jane Mavlett William WH. Vavlett Caunty Slise Clarion Cqunty Iva Jrarlett Line Currin Snyder Oklehaime Minnie Barkin Masginell Clarion County J. Beott McGahey Mary McGahey Apollo Thomas McGahey Sligo James Mcfiahey Punxsutawney Rubert Patlis Robert Pattison Philadelphia Street William McCurds Leechburg First United Presbyterian Church G. Morrow Mainsvile

Closing Days of Indiana Schools Feature Glee Club and Graduates

Closing exercises plan complete for Indiana high school with 59 graduates led by first honor Fred Murray Uber and second Blanche G Singer. Week includes faculty reception, baccalaureate sermon, senior and junior commencements, and a Girls Glee Club performance titled Faye of the Floating Islands on the school lawn.

Indiana High School BH. 8 White MS. 1 Church WI Delver Presbyterian Church Outing Club Fred Murray Uber Blanche G. Singer Mary Wiggins Nannie KK. Allison Lloyd Stanley Barnett Altea Louisa Srant Dorothy R. Chrisman Helen Larue Pattman Ralph Lytle Geiger William Carlless Martha Ma Ne Markle J. Darrel Mikegelt Natlleen Orr Mildred Postlewaltava E. Stein James Clair Swab Mirlan Jf. Williams Elinor Louise Allison Dorothy J. Ayers Alleyne R. Alexandder Martha 12 Bartlebaugh Hazel Ruth Pearl McCoy Lolg EB. McHenry August C. Meteo Charlies W. Newman Kenneth TR Orr Paul A. Plotzer Helen Naomi Petarman la Vera Troyonlde Aunt M. Silvis Harriet Ruth Spence A. Eliiabeth Shea Abijah W. Stelly Frederick Shaulis Russell CG Smith David W. Simpson, Jr Sugar Mihi Solo Valse Potaate Frank Lynea Mildrod Wart Wess Martha Marie Markle Pinoy Sealy Valse Chrome Ene Benjruie Goddard Mary Wilegins Darrell Mikesell Helen Talue Palin Vildictary Vred Murnay Uher Muslin Diplomis Wallace Westminster College

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