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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1915

Page

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Plans For Memorial Day Observances Across the County

The county gears up for Memorial Day with ceremonies on Memorial Sunday and Monday. Governor Brumbaugh urges Pennsylvanians to observe a five minute moment of silence at noon Sunday as bells toll and flags fly at half mast. Indiana Post No. 28 G A R outlines a detailed parade and church services in Indiana, with graves decorated, a 1:00 pm front of court house assembly, and a program featuring the Indiana Martial Band. Other towns, including Homer City and Smicksburg, plan parades, cemetery visits, memorial addresses by local figures, and ball games and social events in the afternoon and evening.

Martin G. Brumbaugh Pennsylvania Earth Indiana Harry White Comrades of Indiana Post Philadelphia Street Court House Sixth Street Water Street Ninth Street the Sons of Veterans Elodke Indiana Post No. 28 Kiski Normal Homer City A. J. Bolar Jr. O. U. A. M. Council Boy Scouts Church Main Streets Empire Theater J. N. Langham Town Rev Hartung Fromer City Tunnelton West Church Street Campfire Grand Army Smicksburg Hamilton Plumville Smicksburg Methodist Episcopal Church Veterans, Sons of Veterans and Odd Fellows Elbie B. Creps Marion Center John Pollock M. EB John H. Pierce Galbraith Bros Covode Joseph Shields Rev. Kirschner Punxsutawney Rochester Mills Sons of Veterans Presbyterian Church Clarksburg Lewisville Hitler Peeler Willet-Shelocta Willet William Liggett Liggett Shelocta Elderton W. J. Wilson

Memorial Day notes from Homer City church Jubilee ends debt

Homer City Methodist Episcopal church closed its anniversary with a Jubilee as notes against the church were burned and the debt wiped out. Under Rev. C A Hartung the membership doubled. Donations included 386 from Misses Elizabeth and Adeline Sheppard for a new carpet for church schools. A parade led by Clymer and Idamar bands starts at 9 AM, with Attorney John A Scott delivering the address. Two baseball games and other events are planned for the day.

Homer City Clymer Idamar John A. Scott Salisbury R. M. Ewing Wilkinsburg Salisburg Salisbrg R. Foster Robinson G. A. R. Post Lutheran Church W. Ash

Miner Suffers Severe Injuries In Delayed Dynamite Blast

Louis Mefondantinn of Lucerne had both eyes blown out when a delayed dynamite shot exploded at the mines Monday morning. He was taken to Indiana hospital in serious condition after returning to inspect the charge too soon. The blast occurred while he bent over the fuse after lighting it, a common miner's risk.

Louis Mefondantinn Lucerne Indiana Hospital

Public Schools to Hold Commencement Week Activities

Public schools announce closing for Madison students with commencement at the Auditorium on Thursday evening. The baccalaureate sermon was delivered Sunday night at United Presbyterian Church by Rev C G Morrow. Commencement, alumni banquet, and dance follow, with graduation exercises Saturday. Twenty five graduates listed including Anderson Bazentine Carnalan Carson Beatty Conrath Edwards Daugherty Book Johnston Getty Winter Long Lovelace Mahan McCartney McHenry Nichol Pearce Schrader Simpson Smith Wetzel.

Mndlana First United Presbyterian Church C. G. Morrow Viense Rutased Anderson Florence Ellean Bazentine Jula Marie Carnalan Robert Miller Carson Lola Beatty Hlmer G. Conrath Alma Caroline Edwards Thomas H. Daugherty, Jr Harry M. Book Martha Catherine Johnston Mae Dhiaabeth Getty Charlotte Isabel Winter Meredith Aileen Long Ona Lovelace Sara Marinda Mahan Anna Mae McCartney Bertha McHenry Dwight Alfred Nichol Anna May Pearce Marjorie Kathleen Schrader Florence Simpson Audrey Elizabeth Smith William Sherwood Wetzel

Club Women Greet Officers at City Reunion

New Century Club members gathered in the Municipal building for the president’s reception honoring President Mrs. Harry C. Christy and new officers. Reports were read, followed by a musical program with duets, solos, a quartet, and refreshments as members socialized.

New Century Club Harry C. Christy James Blair Cordelia Weir June Biner 1Lis Rosamonde W. S. Hamilton Mary King David Blair Nellie Guthrie EB. C. Buchheit

Fire destroys Miller dwelling at Upper Twolick

A defective flue caused a fire that totally destroyed N. B. E. Millers residence at Upper Twolick early Friday. Mrs. Miller escaped as the roof collapsed. Loss is estimated at 1500 dollars, partly insured with Thompson agency.

Twolick N. BE. Miller Upper Twolick

Douglass Family Leaves for Florida Over Daughter Illness

Mr and Mrs John Douglass of Cherry Tree R D 2 traveled to Orlando Florida on Monday due to their daughter Mrs Marvin Somerville's illness Typhoid fever is the cause of the medical emergency.

Hiness John Douglass Cherry Tree R. D. 2 Orlando, Fla Marvin Somerville

Indiana Lad May Win Big Prize Contest Leader Named

McDonald Schrader of this place leads in the Curtis Publishing Company circulation contest for Ladies' Home Journal and Saturday Evening Post prizes. A little help from friends could push him to the first prize.

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Personal Brevities from Covede to Elderton

Name entries record WoL McGallister of Covede serving as a United States juror in Pittsburg and numerous residents visiting, traveling, or meeting relatives across Indiana and surrounding areas. Notable mentions include Miss Kathryn Butterbaugh returning home from Florida, Rev. D. E. Magill traveling to Loveland, Col. for church meetings, and ongoing estate affairs with local executors.

Weddings of a Week in a Small Town News

A sequence of spring weddings unfolds across several communities. Toe Myers and Miss Jana Myers wed in a ceremony led by Rev. Or Lewis Hiro. J.O W. Clark and Miss Mary Sindorf tie the knot at the bride’s home with a Baptist pastor, followed by a supper and serenade. Robard Wright and Miss Blanche Wright wed in Cumberland Mo. Henry Isenberg and Miss Della Msenberg marry in Cherryhill Township with Squire Crossman officiating. The couples plan new homes and joy-filled marriages as friends and families celebrate.

J.O W. Clark Pennsylvania Railroad Conpany Ab Henry Isenberg Johnston Henry Cherrylitl Township Della, M,senberg Brushyyalley Squire James A. Crossman Town Farmers’ Bank

Engagements Announced for Langham and Other Prominent Pairs

Local page reports engagements of Louise Langham to James Maloney of Beaver Falls. Langham, daughter of Congressman J. N. Langham, is an Indiana Normal School graduate and domestic science instructor. Maloney works at Union Drawn Steel Co. in Beaver Falls. Also listed are other society engagements and upcoming weddings with local notables and firms cited.

Indiana Normal School Maloney Frank B. Maloney Beaver Falls Union Drawn Steel Co Mae Af Mish Ghidys Tash Mro Mra. W Lash Washington Street Mtr Alvio W. Ivans Mienshark Miss Burgh Builiana Normal Aml Conenmugh Prosgant Northwestern University of

Birthday Party for Mrs Stake at Cherryhill Home

Nearly 40 friends and neighbors gathered at Mr and Mrs John Stake's Cherryhill township home to celebrate Mrs Stakes 24th birthday. Women brought well filled baskets and a noon dinner was served. Rev C W Fawkes of Mechanicsburg gave an address and gifts were presented to Mrs Stake.

Cherryhi John Stake Cherryhill Township

Real Estate Transfers Chronicle of Distant Holdings

A long list of real estate transfers from a county record appears with numerous buyers and parcels. Names include Walter Theres, Lowell, and Rosenby with prices noted such as 1700 and 140 dollars. Lots span Briar, Montgom ery and Whidbey areas with many names and buyers listed.

Divorce and crime notes from a 20th century court session

On Monday judge Telford handled three divorce cases Welty J Brady versus Jennie Brady from Chambersville Margaret Sutton versus John Sutton of Hrughvelley township and Floyd Stone versus Spencer Stone of Rochester Mills The Brady and Sutton divorces were granted while the Stone case remained under advisement Criminal actions included George Darko of Hellwood sentenced to workhouse and $500 fine for illegal liquor sale Steve Loretti of Robinson pleaded guilty to skating theft fined $10 with costs and restitution Joy Zaraski of Lucerne pleaded guilty to an attempted fraud on a boarding house keeper and was fined plus board charges The report also notes deaths Mrs John Snyder Center township and Samuel Wadsworth Armagh with details on survivors and funeral services

Telford George Darko Hellwood Steve Loretti Robinson Joy Zaraski Lucerne Welty J. Brady Jennie @. Brady Chambersville Margaret Sutton John Sutton Hrughvelley Township Floyd Stone Spencer Stone Rochester Mills Brady Sutton Stone

Man Lived Twelve Years with a Broken Back

A Green Township resident Wilkin Barkey aged about 85 died at his parents home in Homer City after living 12 years with a broken back from a slate fall in a coal mine. He was cared for at home for years, later moved to the County Home, and returned to the family residence shortly before death. Survived by his father and siblings, funeral services were held at his late home and interment at Greenwood cemetery. George Keith, aged near 84, long resident of Green township, died after a heart attack. He married Isabel Plouse, had four sons and two daughters, and was a Republican farmer. Funeral services were held with burial at the local cemetery. Merle Mogie, 58, a machinist and veteran, died in Lidlasa hospital from kidney trouble. Survived by one sister. Funeral services were held and interment at Greenwood cemetery. Mrs. Jessie M. Nippes died at home after a brief illness, survived by husband Joseph Nippes and two children. Funeral services were held and burial at Bhursville and later at Vandergrift. Funeral notices and local obituaries throughout the county noted multiple services and interments. Indiana Camp United Spanish War Veterans will hold a smoker on Friday for all county Spanish War veterans.

Wol, McGallister Covede Biehivassely Rt Uuy Unewpley Parkwood Ulta States Pittsburg A. Amomd Bear Penh Ran Armstrong Township Ralph Forrester East Church Street Visi Friends Columbus Sideledis Maria Carmajian Marion Center Inez Charles Beeson Harry White James Blair David Blair South Sixth Street Florida Gritith Hills Church Street Union City The Millers' Insurance Company Sarah Cunningham Roy Cunningham Fairmont W. Va Bess Klingensmith Town Philadelphia Medico-Chi Nurses’ Training School I. Barr Margaret Forbes Roads Westmoreland County Ernest Work Maria Dodds West Church Street James Dodds D. E. Magill Homer City Loveland Col General Assembly of United Presbyterian Church Ernest Learch Richard J. CG. McGregor North Fifth Street W. M. Liggett New Florence Viggett W. H W. H. Hoover Washington Township J. C. Hoover Atwood C. George West Lebanon Farmers’ Institutes Conneaut Lake Department of Agriculture of Pennsylvania William Stephens Pine Flats William Criffith Pine Township Margaret Ream N. Ream Ream Pagsavant Hospital Indiana Smoky City W. C. Patrick St. Marys James Edmiston Center Township Patrick Brody Patrick Cokeville Alan, McAnulty William Bowser Cherry Tree McAnulty George Worth Green Downship Estrata James Wdmiston Lachdana R Daisy Cameron Romer City George Sicdwrson Rochester Mills Mattie Sheedy Plumville Stroudysars Ue County Daughters of Rebek W. J. Wilson Oakland Avenue General Assembly Presbyterian Church Rochester N. Y J. Ross Stevenson Princeton Theological Semiary Wilson Elderton John Snyder Methodist Episcopal Church Hsband Alexander Marshall Indiana Harbor Ind Ralph Mackind Prank Stiles Center Town Bip C. A. Marning Lowmer City Braghton Brushyalley Ti Terment Wax Maida Fry's Courelery Samuel Wadsworth Armagh Nissan Thomas Jelustown Morey Hospital Johnstown Daniel Prank Josephine Harry Jesse Seward Mia Uert Mack Harry Pax Ife Iy Armagh Presbyterian Church Vomf Chiurel Covad Marchand Joterinen Sheehurelt Flo Clark Mekean Mwy Soe Janistowius Arron Northall Bamuel Nore Point George May Airs Milyaheth Iithh Disanvlle Wilkin Barkey Bylvester Barkey Lomer City Sunny Lewly Hay Asphire Greenwood Cemetery George Keith George Kieth Green Township Mr. Reith Church of God of Gartians Mills Isabel Plouse Levi Plouse Barnesboro Keith George M John Mighael Isaac Jacob Pat- Larson Odin Lystiu AL Merle Mogie A. Marla Moxie Yepty Lidlasa Hospital Ife Willan Mogie Coroede Iso Merly Jie Presbyterian Aluirch Co. F, Tenth Regiment Indiana Camp Sons of Veterans Indiana Lodge Ode Pellows Anh Indian Military Band Nell Moyle Milushure James J. Culp Charles Nippr Jessia Milliken Nippes Charles Nippes Bhicklick Ad der Medward Millian Shota Joseph Charles Nippes Virginian Maude Charles Nennath Stev. Wallace Bhursville Istermont Ulatraville Fay Intermane Dames Spencer Dons Ol Af Hurrell Lowiship Souwith Mahouhus Chikkro Pallas Anid Bili Creekside William Balbus Powrl Cleveland Calvin R. Spencer Vandergrift Heights Panny Spencer Nome Mary Dettaven Marian Center Thorauy Dwinke Blairsville Calvin Vandergrift Sleppy

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