Plans for Two Bic Religious Meetings in Greensburg and Indiana
The Greensburg district Free Methodist church holds its third quarterly meeting and holiness convention in Indiana Pa starting Thursday evening and running through Sabbath with about 50 delegates. Sessions cover the doctrine of Entire Sanctification with ministers presenting addresses and a full program from Thursday through Sunday. The Indiana County Christian Endeavor Society holds its 28th annual convention at Jacksonville Presbyterian Church on June 7–8, featuring a detailed schedule of devotions, addresses, and conferences led by local clergy and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenaburg
Free Methodist Church
Indiana
Laura Lamb
Greensburg
Miss Lamb
Eyeerone
J. O. Archer
Elizabeth Fish
Blacklick
W. A. Rambo
Mt. Pleasant
L. Fish
L. C. Andre
Jeannette
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Rev. C. O
King
Avonmore
F. M. Hendricks
Blairsville
J.O. Archer
Dudley W. Rose
Bird_ Ville
R. B. Campbell
Apollo
Indiana County Christian Endeavor Society
Presbyterian Church
Jacksonville
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
B. James Tong
Kent
Paul E. Stuebell
Lloyd Roberts
Marion Center
Anna M. Thompson
Mandeavor
First Presbyterian Church
Megers
Stewart
Laughlin
St. Clair
Walker
Jesse R. Zeigler
Arvilla Snyder
Harry W. Earhart
George M. Ryall
Balisburg
M. Gearhart
Lutheran Church
Bure Foundation
H. B. Macrory
Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union
Progress announces 108th Anniversary Edition issue details
The Progress says its 108th Anniversary Edition will publish next week on June 7 with 96 pages in twelve eight page sections. Readers are warned not to read it all at once and to order extra copies now, as the edition is limited to 8,000 copies and may arrive late. Each subscriber gets one free copy that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rendewal
Prizes Announced for Green Township Agricultural Show
The Green township agricultural show outlines contests for Green Township students with parent certification of grown products. Prizes divide into corn, potatoes, and vegetables with multiple cash awards. athletic prizes pending. The Cherry Tree First National Bank funded this phase of the fair.
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Green Township
Cherry Tree First National Bank
Surprise Birthday Party For Alpha Crum Near South Bend
A surprise party honored Alpha C Crum Saturday evening with over 50 neighbors and friends. Guests shared baskets of food and a pleasant gathering, listing attendees by family and relation in a local community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha C. Crum
South Bend
H. L. Rearick
Bessie
Zelda
Frank
Wilbert Rearick
J. P. Boyer
Mra
R. J. Boyer
Doctor Moore to Study Surgery at Johns Hopkins
Dr F F Moore of Lucerne departs for Baltimore to enroll in a post graduate surgery course at Johns Hopkins University. He will return by mid July. Gas service reaches Swicksburg as Phillips Gay Co completes piping to town.
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F. F. Moore
Lucerne
Baltimore
John Hopkins University
Swicksburg
Phillips Gay Co
Real estate transfers list across multiple towns and buyers
A sequence of property deeds recorded shows transfers including W G Stewart to A Bucci for two lots at 326 dollars, Susanna Kreps to M L McQuown for a Grant lot at 700, C Mencarelli to C Castellani for two Celter lots at 1,506, and numerous other parcels. Amounts range from 50 to 2,150 dollars across deeds in Blairsville, Brushvalley, Homer City, West Wheatfield and neighboring areas.
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W. G. Stewart
A. Bucci
Susanna Kreps
Grant
M. L. McQuown
G. Mencarelli
Celter
C. Castellani
A. Balentine
Blairsville
Harry M. Goodlin
C. H. Riddie
Green
Cora Lunt
Cora
Lunt
B. G. Blackstone
Brushvalley
Ernest Foster
J. D. Walback
West Wheatfield
Martha J. Burkhart
John E. McGraw
West Qinenthein
Clara E. Burkhart
Frank B
Robert P. Lightcap
Fourth Ward
Tndiana
W. HB
Lightcap
T. C. Meek
Burrell
Herman J. Bander
Martha M. Craven
Homer City
Ben DeMatters
al. M. Henry
A.R. Henry
W. T. Huey
Banks
A. C. Huey
Herbert R. Mikesell
Weddings of a Week in South Mahoning Township
Marshall Nichol and Robert D. Marshall wed Miss Ema bel Nichol at 6 pm Wednesday in the bride’s home. Edna Dickey of Homer City played the ceremony. The bride, a longtime township schoolteacher, and the groom, a prosperous local farmer, will reside on his farm. Earlier, Lucapher-Sshetler Sheridan Oncapher of town and Mildred Shetler of White township married Saturday by Laurie J. Crogsman.
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W. A. Byers
Parkwood
Homer City
Byers
Progress Office
Anderson Fowler
Town
Clyde
State College
Tyrone
Fowler
Frank Garman
Kayalan
Naw
Marshall Nichol
Robert D. Marshall
Emabel Nichol
Margaret Nichol
South Mahoning Township
Edna Dickey
Marshall
Lucapher—Sshetler Sheridan Oncapher
Mildred Shetler
White Township
Laurie J
A. Crogsman
Frank Willson
New
Florence Rose Hothan
Pittsburgh
Robert J. Pallock
Rochester Mill
Flora B. Jordon
Rochester Mills
Frank D. Kennedy
Henan
Blairsville
Nora M Kelly Dear Renee
Blacklick
Paul Brethene
Kittanning
Gertrude Frazier
Lavina
South Mahoning
Harvey D
Balentine
Indiana
Hunt - Indiana
Sheridan
Mildred Shetler Ware
Harold C. Wamsley
Olive PF. Cox
Beaver Falls
Thomas S. Cupple
Clymer
Helen Lovell
George H. Weston
Helen Johnson
Pees Hastings Juider Rubinovitz
Lena Wasserman Vandergritt
Kiski Gann Marriage Licenses Postponed Game Postponed
The annual Kiski Normal game at the Normal grounds was postponed until next Saturday due to unspecified reasons. It affects attendance and scheduling for both Kiski and Normal teams and local officials noted the delay impacts planned events.
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Kiski Gann
Memorial Day Observances Interfered by Rain
Heavy rains disrupted Memorial Day plans across the county. In Indiana only a few paraded to decorate graves as ceremonies were scaled back by the weather. Meanwhile residents checked on subscriptions and local names were noted among visitors and guests throughout the week.
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Indiana
Notice to Mail Carriers for Progress Anniversary Edition
Notice to mail carriers announces next week’s Progress anniversary edition will have 660 pages. The paper will be large and heavy, 7 inches wide when mailed, and carriers are urged not to fold it. Roll the paper to fit rural mailboxes.
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Ular
Imdo
Large class qualify for positions in mines
Those licensed to act as foremen and fire bosses were listed after the annual April examination for the 26th Bituminous Coal district. Names include first and second grade mine foremen, assistant foremen, and fire bosses from towns like Indiana, Heilwood, Dixonville, Cham bersville, McIntyre, Iselin, and Blairsville. Bert Sprague, Alex Ritchey, David Rudock, and Thomas Whinney among others received certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Lowther
W. B. Wardrop
J. R. Balls
Bert G. Sprague
BR. D. 4
Indiana
Alex R.ritchey
David G. Ruddock
Ernest
John Bugey
Chambersville
Hugh McAlister
Dixonville
Walter L. Myers
Ole Organ
Heilwood
J. L. Eyans
Thomas Fletcher
Lorenzo Sutton
R. D
John Gargin
McIntyre
Andrew 2. Andarson
Charles Ruddock
Herbert Wardrop
Iselin
James M. Simpson
Harry J. Kennard
Hugh McAllister
Andrew P. O'Conner
John F. Anderson
Clymer
Wiltant Whinney
KR. D
Herbert Wardroys
Ise- UN
Matthew King
Thomas Whinney
W. M. Gray
Aultman
W. Cline Lowther
Town
Blairsville
Two Men Killed at Heilwood Mine No. 1
George Sain and Michael Boyek both aged 86 died when ground between moving coal cars at Penn Mary Coal Co Mine No. 1 in Heilwood. They were riding an ore car train with two others when the car uncoupled and they leaped in front of an oncoming locomotive.
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Boeaine
George Sain
Michael Boyek
Penn Mary Coal Co
Hellwood
Sain
Boyek
Injuries Reported After Fall At Home And Local Club News
Mrs A T Simpson of Covede sustains severe cuts and eye injury after a fall in her home while a box strikes her eye. taken to Punxsutawney hospital for treatment. Over seventy members of the Central Pennsylvania Trap Shooters’ League gathered at the local club grounds for a 100 bird event won by A Duff and a 50 bird event won by Dr G C L Jensup of Kittanning. Volunteers gathered on Good Ready Day to repair roads with stone removal ruts filled and drains built. Ford cars driven by Jay Longwill and D C Mack collided on West Philadelphia Street, causing damage but no injuries. W M Shuffer of Carnegie finds a Spanish coin dated 1797 while plowing in Rayne township.
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A.T. Simpson
Covede
AL Z. Simpson
Cayade
Jeriday
Punxgutawney Hospital
Central Pennsylvania Trap Shooters’ League of Pennsylvania
A. Duff
GC. Bl. Jensup
Kittannug
Mbensburg
Philadelphia
Jay Longwill
D. C. Mack
West Philadelphiatreet
Longwill
High School Commencements in Indiana Tech Auditorium
A large audience witnessed commencements at the Indiana tech school auditorium on Monday night. Graduates included Steel Guthrie, Margaret Swan, Nelon Sheamaker, Abn Williams, Thala McCartney, Martha Lowry, and Edward J. Cylyelor with diplomas presented by Superintendent Ernest Work. The class song was written by Margaret Swan. Additional graduates listed, with many names, received diplomas. High School Alumni Banquet followed with addresses by J. M. Lockard, Ernest Work, and Willam Pierce. The Alumni Association officers were announced.
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Messaac
Albert Rabenstein
Ernest Work
Margaret Swan
Aldn Bley
George Bt. Boers
Donald C. Beatty
Wdma
Indiana High School Alumni Association
Richard W. Watson
J. M. Lockard
Willam Pierce
Visa
Steele Cuthrie
Frank J. Moorhead
B. H. Lichteberger
Dr. 1
K. Woon
Hart Daugherty
D. 4. Moorhead
Indiana girl to wed Honolulu man in Hawaii
Announcement of Miss Mary Moorhead engagement to William Tiugh Brown of Honolulu. She will leave Indiana in July for San Francisco then sail to Honolulu to wed. Miss Moorhead, a graduate of Indiana State Normal School, has taught in Ambridge the past three years and will be accompanied by Miss Charlotta Stuehler from here.
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Honolulu
Mary Moorhead
J. C. Moorhead
School Street
Wiliam Tiugh Brown
Indiana
San Frankcisco
Brown
Charlotta Stuehul
Kiski School Commencement Week Held With Events
The 28th annual commencement exercises of Kigskiminetas will be held next week at the Saitsburg Presbyterian church with Rev. BB Turner delivering the sermon. Alumni luncheon, a ball game between alumni and varsity, a Dramatic Association play Miss Hohe, and diploma awards mark the week. The Indiana Normal Miami baseball game is set for the school grounds Monday. William Park, executor, is named in a will bequeathing $100 to his mother’s sons and daughter, with estate distributions and shares noted for Alberta Black and Mary Mlondug.
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Anni Nvent
Kigskiminetas
Saitsburg Presbyterian Church
BB. Turner
Clarksburg
W. Va
Alumni Association
Dramatic Association
Indiana Normal- Miami
Willuim
Tha Ginersty
Staat Farm
Washhiglen
Eliva Park
Joseph
Robert Park
Mary Mlondug
William
Park
Mary M. Will
Burrell Township
David Tack
Alberta Black
First National Bank of
Potatoes Roast Accident Burns Carneytown Youth
Eugene Sutton four year old son of Mr and Mrs Lorenz Sutton of Carneytown was seriously burned when a cinder dump surface gave way and he sank into hot coals up to his knees. His feet and legs were burned in the peculiar accident.
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Eugene Sutton
Lorenz Sutton
Carneytown
Anderson Family Reunion Schedules Early at Indiana Fairgrounds
The sixth annual Andersons reunion will be held at the Indiana Fairgrounds on Wednesday June 14, one day earlier than the usual June 15 date due to prior bookings. All friends and relatives are invited to bring a basket and enjoy the day.
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Indiana Fairgrounds
Hemming
Fair Grounds
Officers Raid Five Speakeasies in Josephine-Bladdick District
Sheriff A Boges District Attorney Whitin and Constable G W Root with Homer City and other deputies raided speakeasies Saturday night arresting six foreigners who ran the joints. They confiscated 95 cases and 14 kegs of beer 82 quarts of whiskey and over two barrels of wine. Twenty four Americans who patronized the resorts were identified and will be summoned as witnesses at trial. Dispensers Annie Chespar Louis Lantranki Tony Centralia John Labora and Charley Letidza among those jailed. Joe Chespar escaped after a struggle with officers.
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A. Boges
Distriet
Liggett
Blacklick
Blairsville Tralley
Homer City
Annie Chespar
Louis Lantranki
Tony Centralia
John Labora
Charley Letidza
Koozea
Joe Chespar
Roof
Chospur
Nide
Excape
Child Fatally Struck by Car Near Smiths Station
Five year old Mary Perel, daughter of Carlo Perel of Smiths Station, was killed Friday afternoon near the overhead railroad bridge when she jumped in front of a car driven by Thel McDonald of Blairsville. The driver was exonerated, as the collision could not be avoided in time.
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Blairsville
Mary Perel
Carlo Perel
Smith's Station
Miss Thel McDonald
Alex McDonald
Blairsvile
May Pole Exercises at Normal School Feature May Queen
The annual swing-out May pole events were held at the Normal school on Saturday. Dressed in caps and gowns, the scholars marched down India Street and back, with Miss Mary S Campbell of West New Lonny leading the May Queen dance as the principal feature. A large audience attended the festivities, with Stork Calls at Prothera Home noting the joyous family news of a new granddaughter for J Taylor, vice president of its Partners Bank, born to the couple Mr and Mrs tivarge Prethera.
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India
Mary S. Campbell
West New Lonny
le Tipus
Stork
Prothera
J.aylor
Parners Bank
Mis. Tivarge Prethera
Prothero
Pittsburg
Mradelphians Present The Princes Chap at Indiana Normal School
The Mradelphian Literary Society of the Indiana State Normal School will stage Edward Peple’s comic romance The Princes Chap in the Auditorium on Monday evening June 6. The production, a year long New York run, features Cyril Swort in the leading role with a strong supporting cast.
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Mradelphians
Mradelphian Literary Society
Indiana State Normal School
Edward Peple
New York
Cyril Swort
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County Christian Endeavor
Bimmer Is
Robert $. Sutton
H. W. Longwill
G. A. Barr
Deckers Point
Wastt
Jay McCartney
New York City
A. M. .Rising
Leonard
Sheloca
Dorothy White
Waterstreet
Ernest Stewart
Railroad Avenue
Thos, White
Los Angeles
Cal
Hartry White
Croylands
John Adair
West Newton
Ida Fair
Toledo
South Seventh Street
Laura Spence
Hllis Adam
W. T
Johnston
H. T. Nofsker
Washington Township
John Ebey
Claridge
Charles
W. T. Wilson
John C. St. Clair
F. B. Longwill
North Eighth Street
Sarah Stewart
Smyrna
J. K. Brallier
R. E. Osborne
Latrobe
Roy Maloney
J. N. Langham
North Ninth Street
Sarah Crum
West Lebanon
J. D. McKallip
Braddock
J. H. McKallip
J.C. Wallace
Oakland Avenue
Charles Frec
Wilkinsburg
Kellysburg
Mabel
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Kepple
Batavia
N. Y
R. A. Pennington
Clarence
Frank E. Moorhead
North Seventh Street
Vandergrift
Ernest. Pennington
Laura. Bush
Washington Street
Florence Barr
Finley 5. Barr
Jamey Michie
Irwin
J. A. Caldwell
W. J. Wilson
W. M. Shuffer
Carneglow
Grote
Rayne Township
Kawaxtach’ Rete
Kiski
Anderson
SPA
Cubran
Hix
Omeers—Agl
Koreieners
God
Mscipes
Chua
Auto
Ray
Stitt
Livermore
Conemaugh
Okklahouy
Vance Widdowson
Nelson Widdowson
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