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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1914

Page

1

Republicans Sweep State and County Races Reported

Early returns from the general election show the Republican ticket with a safe majority in state and county races. Penrose for U S Senator and Brumbaugh for Governor lead in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County, with broad GOP gains across districts and counties. Indiana wards approve bond issues for fire dept modernization and street paving. Republican North wins Congress in district races. Wood leads for the Legislature. Ballots indicate gains in New York and Connecticut, with Massachusetts leaning Democratic.

Pittsburgh Boies Penrose United States Martin G. Brumbaugh Allegheny County Philadelphia Penrose Brumbaugh New York Connecticut Massachusetts Ohio Illinois Joe Cannon Cambria Taylor North Pinchot Palmer McCormick Wash Wood Legislature Brownlee North Congress Matson Wolfe Washington Party Indiana

Lost Pocketbook Recovered In Most Unusual Manner

A Pittsburgh woman lost a pocketbook in Indiana containing papers and a rack. A stranger in Pittsburgh named Mrs B learned of the find via a Progress newspaper and connected it to relatives in Homer City. The pocketbook’s owner and finder were thus brought together, proving a shared bond across miles.

Pittsburg Indiana Burha Homer City

Pie Social At Kettering Schoolhouse In Washington Twp

Pie social planned for Wednesday evening at the Kettering schoolhouse in Washington township. Enid T. M. Carnahan of Parkwood was in Indiana on business Thursday. Miss Winifred King of Pittsburg visited her father B. King on Sunday at North Ninth Street.

Pie Borlal Kettering Washington Township Enid T. M. Carnahan Parkwood Indiana Winifred King Pittsburg 4. B. King North Ninth Street

Weddings of a Week Stephenson Wood and Elizabeth Wood

Stephenson and Wood wed at the bride’s home with maid of honor Anna Wood and Dr. C G Harmon as best man. The Philadelphia family brides and a New England trip precede a December home in Indiana for Dr. Stephenson. Also married were Martin L. McQuown and Sara Miller in Blairsville, and Doty Brown with Isabelle Brown in Center township.

Philadelphia New England Indiana Stephenson Martin L. McQuown Sara Miller Blairsville Agnes.M.iller Rev H. P. Johnston Blairsville Methodist Church

Hallowe'en Masquerade at Elders Ridge Vocational

Students at Elders Ridge Vocational School held a large Hallowe'en masquerade in the gym Friday night. Decorations included jack-o'-lanterns and a student-built wigwam. Music by Di Prospero on clarinet with guitar accompanied a clown quartet. A pies and box auction capped the evening as Elders Ridge eyes the Collegians lecture on Saturday.

Hallowe'en Manzer Elders Ridge Vocational School Fetterholf di Prospero Elders Ridge Collegians

Indiana's Joyous Halloween Parade Draws Townwide Crowd

Indiana held its second and best Halloween celebration on Friday night with a parade along Philadelphia street. Hundreds of residents, both big and small, wore grotesque and beautiful costumes behind cheering spectators for three blocks. Prizes went to Grace ton for adult clubs and Uncle Ditch Wehrle's Naturalist Club for juvenile honors. Afterward the procession, dancing on the street, and oysters at Uncle Dick Wehrle's party, many attendees visited local homes for further merriment.

Indiana Philadelphia Street Hersong Court House Graceton Kent Andiana Graceton Club Ditch Wehrle Naturalist Club Iiks Moora Dick Wehrle

Indiana Man Fatally Injured in Altoona Auto Crash

Frank Flickinger, Indiana Military band member and J. B. Lewis marble works employee, was badly injured in a collision on South Thirteenth Street when an autobus was struck by a Pennsylvania freight train at Burns Station. Four others injured. Flickinger suffered skull fracture and severe head wounds, is in Altoona Hospital in critical condition. his employer Mr. Lewis reports Flickinger improving but still critical.

Indiana Altoona Frank Wickinger Indiana Military Band Marble Works South Thirteenth Street Flickinger Pennsylvania Burns Station Altoona Hospital Lewis

Fire destroys Harrison Spires home at Mechanicsburg

A spark from a chimney caused a fire that completely burned Harrison Spires' dwelling in Mechanicsburg on Wednesday at noon. Neighbors saved some household goods. The loss was estimated at 2000 dollars with 660 dollars insured. Dentist office to be closed for Dr. H. B. Ruffner’s absence on South Seventh Street from November 9 to 20.

Mechanicsburg Harrison Spires Joss Ja H. B. Ruffner South Seventh Street

Indiana Area Personal Briefs Nears Long List of Visits

A long row of Indiana area social notes lists Mr. and Mrs. M. Churchill of Arcada visiting Indiana callers Friday, Miss Helen St. Clair in Philadelphia, and many residents of Marion Center R D 1 and nearby towns visiting, shopping, or travelling to Pittsburgh, New York, and Cleveland. The items mention moves to Buffalo, trips by car to county seats, and gatherings at homes along West Church and North Seventh streets. Also noted are ministers, teachers, and business trips including a Roosevelt visit and a pickpocket incident in Blairsville Intersection.

Churchill Arcada Indiana Helen’ St. Clair Church Street Philadelphia A. Buchanan Broadvalley Jakebutt Marion Center W.douds Pinniyille M. C. McCann South Seventh Street Buffalo Do. N. Lukehart Marion Center R. D. 1 J. Paul Kimmell Shelocta R. D James Speedy Vandercrift J. B. Younkins B.A. Pennington Town Pittsburg J. C. Weaver J. L. Shaffer DuBois W. Weaver Planville Harry S. Keepers West Church Street Helen Ambridge Mildred Lytle West Philadelphia William G. Hagenacher Penn Run Minnie Cora Donahey Sherif Harry Williams Simon Hawk Elizabeth Geesey Charles Good Blairsville William Balentine Clark Ann Harry Titsinger White Township George R. Weigzell Audley I. Mahon Archie Easton Pann Run O. P. Morris Rockland N. Y D. H. Anderson Wellaville Jane E. Myers Cleveland H. C. Lau Hilda Bruce Jotlagstown Anna Bruce Mary H. Bruce Oak Street W. Guthrie Equitable File Agents Western Pennsylvania Hotel Schenley Ana Barker Gardner Detroit Anti-Saloon League Tnsted Presbyterian Organized Bible Chugs Federation

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report

Real estate transfers listed from Indiana County with buyers and sellers across multiple townships. Names include George Clawson Jane Johns J. Dill I. Williams and many others noting parcels from 2 to 2000 acres plus sums from $100 to $19,970. Transactions involve Center Brush Valley Cherry Hill Homer City and Buffington with multiple parcels including lots and acres changing hands.

Hrlana George Clawson Wast Wheatfeld Jane Johns Stntry J. Dill Buffington Willams Rank A. Lyi Green Ald. Lydle Stewart J. Stdes Burrell Wmn J. Bins Wi. Douglass Peter Myratno John Conemaugh Sam Tanne Cyrus Stouffer J. M. Shumaker Samuel Ray John R. Pran Hast Wheatfield Luke H. Shank Brushyalley Indiana Land & Improvement Co West Homer Land Co Strea Cernter J. B. Kunkle Elizabeth Corner Montgomery J. O. Clark

Deaths in Wilkinsburg and Indiana County Obituaries

Recent deaths record in this place and surrounding townships. John Milton Bruce, a Civil War veteran, dies at home in Wilkinsburg after serving in the 105th Pennsylvania Infantry and surviving numerous campaigns including Gettysburg and Petersburg. Also dies Mary L Davis, Christina Ann Coy, Anna Crowden, and others in White Township and nearby areas, with details on their ages, families, and burial sites.

John Milton Bruce Tonga Wilkinsburg Jhimes Harvey Bruce White Township Pebruary 105Th Regiment Pennsylvania Indhina Camo Jandson Alexandria Virginia Bpergeant Copeland Braddock's Wield Yorktown Fimaburg Fairboaks Robins Field Savage Station Charles City Cross Roads Malvern Hill Bristo Station Second Bull Run Chantilly Fredericksburg Chancellorsville Gettysburg Locust Grove Wilderness Spottsylvania North Ann River Petersburg Lee Appombntox Battle of the Wilderness Cold Harbor Anna Crowden Matthew Growden Chis Mum Indiana Willis Wher Thomas Growden White Townships Wielim Mabtie Growden Hene Greenwood Cemetery Christia Ann Coy Christie Ann Coy Pittsburg Holmes George Holmes A. W. Coy Having City United Presbyterian Church Jno John T. Mikesell Town Tracy Everett Henry Tracy Everett Lenry John Mr. Ienry Campbell’s Mills Greenwood Robert Moffat Mrnest Pruixsutawney Hospital W. J. Wilkon al Lhla

German War Surprise 1914 Sheet Reproduced in London

A London outlet has received a broadside reproduction from Berlin claiming to show a 16.4 inch shell fired by German siege guns used to bombard Liege Namur Longwy Maubeugy and trench fortresses. The sheet bears the title German War Surprise 1914 and depicts a Liege Turn and a slogan praising God King and Fatherland held by a man for scale.

London Berlin Liege Namur Longwy Maubeugy Trench

St Clair Named Healer After Driver Die in Hollidaysburg Crash

Roy St Clair of Homer City succeeds Dy rallies at Alexandria to practice medicine in a Dr James V L Brailier office. Brailier died in a single car accident near Hollidaysburg October 18. St Clair, son of Mr and Mrs John P St Clair, Homer City, plans to aid local streams with stocked fish from 18 000 shipment including bluegill sunfish bagg will stock county streams this fall. J J Hutchison and Sam Mou Johns ton Armagh drove to Indiana Monday.

Roy St. Clair Alexandria Hey M. St. Clair Momor City Truk James VL. Brailier Hollidaysburg Be. Clair John P. St. Clair Homer City

Drunken brawl leads to shootings and arrests at speakeasy

A wild Saturday night in Iselin and Anji ends with one man shot in the back and others hurt. Victims include Mike Sabo, age 42, struck at close range, while suspects, led by Victorito Poldo and aides Annie and Helen Nicsaent, are jailed. Special Officer Carton aided in detaining Joe and Mike Bosi¢ and Mike Methe. Also noted is a probate plan by the late Mrs Bonip Wilson directing equal shares to her four children with $100 bequests to two brothers. Executed October 12, 1914.

Anji Isetin Antanittr d Iselin Mike Sabo Mika Sabe Dt Spearkensy Victorit Poldo Annie Helen Nicsaent Ag Cugorie Pello Wield Inatin Steve Yarutek Tony Delaniak Tigerge Labann O. Dd. Carton Faelin Joe Mike Bosi Mike Methe Bonip Wilson Wilson N Winfield Htoskingon Arthur W. Wilson James W. Mack Thawill

Week of Coal Mine and Roadway Accidents Reported

A sequence of mishaps includes a fatal coal mine incident near Dilltown where Louis George was crushed under moving cars, his head severed. Witnesses saw the tragedy as the crew attempted to sprag cars. Coroner H D Butersbaugh investigated. Also, Mike Barberick died after a layoff injury while returning from a dance. Three Indiana residents were injured in a head on collision on Wayne avenue Grant street involving Mrs Sue McCormick and her daughter Ella McCormick, J Wilse McCartney, and car driver Swartz. All were treated at local hospitals with various fractures and injuries. In Lucerne a boy about ten had his foot severed at the ankle by a moving freight car while attempting to board it, and George Barnes of Armagh fractured a leg and suffered internal injuries when his team ran away on a public road.

Scott Glen Blacklick Creek Dilltown Louis George H. DB. Butersbaugh Blacklick Mike Barberick Josephine Indiana Wayne Avenue Grant Street Ware Sue McCormick Ella McCormick J. Wilse McCartney Smith Simpson-Neal Hospital Nib McCormick Lodlana Hospital McCartney Me. McCartney Wotling Wong Nicely Hola Prowdtta Lucerne Labiurday George Barnes Betania Mr. Garnes

Hunters Party Heads to Center Mountains for Two Week Big Game Hunt

Indian Parties leave for annual hunt in Center county with two weeks in the mountains. The Indiana-Teamatte Hunting Club buys a farm along Weld Run and will stay in a comfortable house. Members include Joln M. Daugherty and many others from Jean notte and nearby towns. Also noted are changes in company physicians with Dr Ralph F Metenry resigning from Peggn Mary Coal and Dr Gourley planning winter study in New York City. Dr William Nix becomes new Heilwood company physician.

ILM Atmmerman Tlumyike Center County Zelda Run Clark George 1. D Allen ‘Trusal Crookside R. di Clyde Kirkpatrick Sncksbury R. C Win Tieming Sagamore C. H Dale Marlin FB. M. Whitesell James McAfoos Charry W. Wee Oy Cunningham David Bothell Clark Daugherty W. Wo Miller Karl Poster Marl Baum Jeannotte John ‘Thomas Cook Indiana Bear Club Huntingdon Couity Big Gan Hunters Club Cherry Tree Ralph F. Metenry John ©. Gourley Peggn- Mary Coal Company Heilwood McHenry Chicago Murphy Cleveland Baltimore New York City Gourley William Nix Wehrum Hellwood

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