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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1922

Page

8

County Pays Honor to Nation's Dead Memorial Day observed across the county with ceremonies at Indiana Post and other locations.

Ideal weather aided Memorial Day events as veterans from Civil War to World War I were honored in multiple towns. Parades, wreaths, and speeches by Attorney John H. Hill and other dignitaries marked services at Lutheran park, the Memorial tree junction, and various churches and schools. Veterans and their wives attended banquets and graves were decorated in Beyer Plumville Smickeburg Clymer and Center Township.

Indiana Lutheran Park Indiana Post, No. 28 G. A R Sons of Veterans American Legion Woman's Relief Corps Mothers of Democracy Boy Scouts Court House John H. Hill Wayne Avenue Seventh Streets Women's Relief Corps Relief Corps Episcopal Church Indiana Post J. N. Banks A. B. King T. S. Neal D. R. Pringle Attroney J. Elder Pesler Rev. Ford Strongstown J. T. Stewart Milton Hoffman Jaes B. Graham Henderson Bracken Buffington Township M. BH Mr. Stewart Brushvalley Thomas Chileate Homer City Veterans of All Wars Sabpath Plumville John §. Fisher M. E Beyer Samuel Haddon Gertrude Morrow Sylvester Griffith Trade City Smickeburg BE. C. Good Punxsutawney M. HB Porter Club Smicksburg Mahoning Sheloca United *Presbyterian Church John H. Pierce David W. Davis Parkwood Porter ‘Miller Attorny J. Elder Peeler Clymer America Commodore Cornet Band Lytle Center Township J. Elder Peeler Town J. G. White Nelson Bethel William Anderson

Smicksburg lad bitten by mad dog in local hospital

Paul Gowdy a 13 year old resident of Smicksburg is hospitalized in Indiana under Pasteur treatment for hydrophobia after a dog in Bruce Crawford’s household bit him. The Crawford dog and two others owned by Paul Stiteler and Ward Gearhart died with rabies symptoms. Owners confine dogs and guard them closely.

Paul Gowdy Bruce Crawford New Smicksburg Indiana Hospital J. A. Bikin Smicksburg Paul Stiteler Ward Gearhart

New Superintendent Named for Indiana Hospital

Mrs Ava F Allison will succeed Miss Lenore Byers as superintendent of the Indiana hospital on Tyne 15. Byers resigns to join Lakewood hospital in Cleveland. Allison, born in East Run, is former supervisor of nurses at Bellevue hospital in New York City and is highly recommended.

Ava F. Allison Lenore Byers Cleveland Institution Ieva Farnsworth Allison Bellevue Hospital New York City Lenore Byars Indiana Hospital Tyne Miss Byers Lakewood Hospital Cleveland Allison M. A. Farnsworth East Run New York Indiana

Woman killed by fall in rural valley cellar entry

Mrs. Peter Amond of Rural Valley, age about uS, died Memorial Day afternoon after opening the wrong cellar door and falling down stairs at a neighbor’s home while witnessing a parade. She sustained a broken neck and was dead on discovery. Her husband is a Civil War veteran in Ruval Valley.

Peter Amond Rudal Valley Rural Valley Ruval Valley

Indiana Boy Loses Eye Cranking Ford on Memorial Day

Carl Uber, 19, son of W. I. Uber of South Fifth street, lost his left eye when the Ford crank flew off while he operated it for Sidney Marshall. He sustained a severe facial cut and the eye was removed at Indiana hospital yesterday afternoon.

Flandle Piew Carl Uber W. IM. Uber South Fifth Street Sidney Marshall Uber Indiana Hospital

Weddings of a Week Feature Local Nuptials

A series of marriages listed include Garr-Reeves Fedith Lillian Reeves of town and Lloyd Carr of Akron Ohio wed in Akron on May 24, with brief return home. Other unions noted are Frailey-Miller, Duke-Bennett, Houck-Lydie, Reed-Anerson, Adams-Learn, plus many more couples across towns, with licenses issued for several residents and upcoming wedding invitations for Martha Holstman and Hubert Malloy.

Garr-Reeves Fedith Lillian Reeves George A. Reeves Town Lloyd Carr Akron Howard J. Parsons West Wheatfield Martha M. Myler Plumville Lee F. Frailey Elderton Edna J. Miller Plumcreek Two James F. Baughman Mt. Pleasant Tha Ringle Mt. Pleasant John H. Duke Banks Two Sara H. Bennett Campbell Robert L. Houck Martha Holstman Heilwood Hubert Malloy Gameron Bottom Strongstown

Rossiter Youth Found Dead Near Home With Revolver

Glenn States, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel States of near Rossiter, died at Punxsutawney Hospital from a head wound likely self inflicted. He left for work at a mine Monday morning, was not seen, and was found near his home with an automatic revolver by his side. A girl friend said he recently bought the weapon and had threatened suicide. He leaves parents and brothers and sisters Reed, Catherine, Martha, Charles, and Ralph.

Glenn Samuel States Rossiter Punxsutawney Hospital George Bowser Iie Reed Catherine Martha Charles Ralph

Nine Homer City grads to receive diplomas at Empire Theater

Homer City High School to hold commencement in the Empire Theater Friday night. A class of nine boys will receive diplomas for completing the four-year course. Graduates: Donald Wetzel Floyd Day John Sajorski Lewis Wills Hugh Ruddock Wayne George Joe Risinger Ralph Debonne y and Robert Carson.

Homer City High School Empire Theater Donald Wetzel Floyd Day John Sajorski Lewis Wills Hugh Ruddock Wayne, George Joe Risinger Ralph Debonney Robert Carson

Indiana Visitors and Local Notices Highlight Brevet Briefs

Local notes recount Indiana visitors to Indiana, Pennsylvania and surrounding towns including Miss Margaret Rice returning to Pittsburgh, Mrs George Marlett visiting Trigada, and many families from Deckers Point, Hellwood, and Smicksburg. Other items note a bankrupt stock sale at Churn Store Block, a property sale on South Fifth and School streets, and plans for James Langham for a Federal judgeship consideration.

John McKendrick South Fifth and School Streets B. Taylor Ith Street Orphins’ Court

Salbatif School Convention at Gazleet June 16

Indiana County Sabbath School Association district No 3 holds annual conven tion at Hanlett WM. church near Cherry Tree with delegates from Binks and Montgomery townships. Sessions start 9:30 am with sermons and talks. includes program on improving Sabbath schools and missionary work. Evening program features noted speakers and songs. Also coverage of young people's conference in Indiana, normal school enrollment, a Delaware engagement, Ku Klux Klan cross burnings, and local real estate and market notes.

Emu Indiana County Sabbath School Association Hanlett WM Cherry Pree Binks Montgomery Samuel Hughes W. T. Mahaffey W. King Hillsdale Edward Porter Cherry Tree Helen M. Woods Glen Campbell Beryl L Seanor Indiana J. C. Leasure W. M. Blouse Nellie M. Miller J. E. Fingley Naomi Miller Mele Arendia Andresses Minle Prom Hank Keen Deerest Young People's Division Sabhaih Zion Lutheran Ehurch Wilard &. Bonsall, Jr Young People’s Division Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association

Biz Sunday School Convention At Plumville

The 48th annual District No 1 Sunday School Convention drew over a thousand attendees at Plumville Presbyterian church with overflow at Plumville M B church. Speakers included John C Silsley Greensburg state superintendent and Frank W Getty Philadelphia board president. Plumville hosts the county s oldest Sunday school group formed 48% years ago.

Biz Plumville East County Sabbath School Association Plumville Presbyterian Church Plumville M. B John C. Silsley Greensburg Frank W

Indiana Couple Will Attend Dig Rotary Convention

Mr and Mrs George T Buchanan of North Sixth street head to Los Angeles for the International Rotary convention with Mr Buchanan serving as Indiana Rotary Club president on the special rotary train. They plan to visit western points before returning home.

Indiana Los Angeles George T. Buchanan North Sixth Street Cal

Obituaries of Clarksburg area residents and relatives

Deaths reported include Robert A Harbison 74 a longtime Clarksburg resident died in Nebo Kansas where he had lived for over a year He was born in Young Township and survived by a daughter Mrs Mark Sanding and two sons Ralph and Geddes Harbison His widow Mrs Margaret Marshall also survives In addition Robert J Campbell 82 of Brushvalley Township died at his daughter Mrs Stewarts Oak Street home Surviving daughters Mrs Samuel Snyder and Mrs Madalose ter and son Russell Campbell Funeral arrangements set for Stewart home with Brushvalley burial Also listed are Ela A Bangin 68 widow of George Hingimen died in Marion Center Milton Kerr 68 of Vlaireville died from hanging trouble Survives by parents Charles Kee a brother and a sister Roberta Grist 60 widow of Charles Christ former Hairsville resident died in Braddock with several children listed for interment at Blairsville cemetery.

Robert A. Harbison Clarksburg Nebo Kkuns Young Township Tie i Annie Cribbs Clarksure Mark Sanding Gary Ind Ralph Geddes Harbison Kans Stervive Iewih Margaret Lyona Saltsburg Margaret Marshall Kansas Warbison Robert. J. Campbell Robert J. Campbell Brushialley Township Stewart Oak Street Samuel Snyder Genter Township Mraddaloseter Dyrushyalley Township Russell Campbell Homer City Milton Kerr Vlaireville Jie New Wensington Pennsylvania Railroad Charles Kee Roberta Grist Joberta Grist Charles Christ Ilairsville Braddock Turment Mlairsville

Indiana State Normal School closing week begins with commencements

Interesting exercises mark the close of the forty seventh term. More than 260 students will receive diplomas at the Presbyterian church Monday morning. The Lyric Club and Normal school orchestra perform Friday evening in the school chapel. alumni meet Saturday. class day on campus at 1 30. faculty reception at 4 30 in Recreation hall. Dr. Hixon of Allegheny College delivers the baccalaureate address Sunday morning. Graduation exercises Monday at 1 30 present diplomas to 260 graduates. Salutatorian Miss Hester Katherine Pleek and valedictorian Miss Vernie Holloway headline the ceremonies. The annual Swing-Out pageant, May Queen Virginia Gantner, and a long list of graduates are noted.

Indiana State Normal School Cliss Presbyterian Church Lyric Club Normal School Robert Bartholomew Department of Music Alumni Association Recreation Hall George Bernard Shaw Frank Melintee Fred W. Hixon Allegheny College Presbyteriaun PF. Www Hinith Hixon Dr. Hmith Joh A. H. Nelth Hester Katherine Pleek Tyrone Vernie Gurolhie Holloway Sharon Thomas Sutton Board of Trustees Charles S. Ray Hallie Shreiner McGowan Maude Lardin Refier Eiizabeth Langham Indiana and Vicinity Helen Beechey Vintondale Mary Myrtile Bergman Blairsville Grace Butler Indiana Larry Carlyle Carson Anna “Mabel Chrisman Mary Thelma Clement Harriet Agatha Coleman South Hend Della Mae Cribbe Blalavilig Margaret Penelope Dickay Martha Evelyn Dunlap Haivaville Ruth Johnston Step Elizabeth Jane Fleming Joxie Belle Fleming Speekside Mary Margaret Fleming Elizabeth Gatehouse Francis Seward Grace Annette Garson Delos David Grow Brushvalley Laura Hazel Hart Wlattsville Florold Francis Hudson Virginia Dorothy Gantner

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