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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1925

Page

6

White Township elects Kline tax collector in close race

County returns show Kline a 15 vote victory over Dilts for White township tax collector amid a sprawling set of local contests. Hull wins supervisor. Buchanan carried third ward. Berry leads in jury commissioner race. overall turnout light with several districts reporting strong participation.

Harry Berry W. P. Lowry Indiana B. Kline White Township Fred Dilte Kline Dilts A. T. Hull Clark Uber William PF. Lowry Buchanan W.W. B. Brahl Jon J. N. Langham Dollie Ayers Register and Recorder WL. Hutchison Lisle Kunkle R. Grumbling Asbury Fleming Byers Thomas Jeffrey C. W. Long P. O. Stuchell M. Gc. Sutter Justin Byers H. UL. Dillinger Thomas KK George Sara Rumbaugh Annie Weir Lt. Byers Lisle v. Fifekinger F. F. Moore Harry Warhart

County judging Thams won honors in national contest

Indiana county groups won gold medals at the Farmers National Judging Contest in Indianapolis on October 13. The Johnson County Ayrshire team and the Indiana Guernsey team earned golds, with individual judges named from Indiana, New Jersey, and Michigan. Judges and teams from Purdue and Indiana banks aided travel for the trip to the National Dairy Exposition.

Indiana County Indianapolis Hoard's Dairyman United States California New York Wisconsin Michigan New Jersey Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania West Virginia Wlois Kansas Kentucky Tennessee Missouri Ayrshire Johnson County Orne Sandete Albert JL. White R. M. Core Ayrshires Walter J. Barnett Guernsey Indiana County Starm Bureau Mebers G. H. Coleman W.f Barkley J. J. Camp Albert Ayers Kalamazoo R. D. Canan Purdue Jerm Gay Citizens National Bank of Indiana Deposit Bank of Indiana H. O. Kimmel H. M. Brown J. M. Keeley First National Bank of Indiana National Dairy Exposition J. M. Risinger Frank Freeh R. L. Eves J. W. Warner Hves Indiana Co-operative Dairy Company Greensburg Washington Wheeling Columbus Richmond Ind

Train hits car at Seward crossing injuring four

Four people injured when an eastbound passenger train struck a coupe at the Seward crossing near Johnstown. Louis Hess and Chester Miller, both 29, suffered skull fractures and are in very serious condition at Memorial Hospital. Miss Helen Howard, 20, of Oakhurst, has a scalp wound and possible internal injuries, in fair condition, and John Miller, 24, of Brush Valley, has slight injuries to a right hand. The car was buried 20 feet, and there was no crossing watchman on duty.

Luis Hess Chester Miller Armagh Helen Howard John Miller Louis Hess Memorial Hospital Johnstown Seward Brushvalley Oakhurst Miller J. Mt Grubbs

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Reported

Deeds recorded since last report show numerous lot and tract transfers across Indiana County. Transactions include W T Carnahan to W L Wiesing for a lot in Indiana and values from 1 to 697.11 dollars, plus several other properties in Hast Mahoning West Wheatfield and Blairsville area with prices ranging from 1 to 697 dollars.

Indiana W. T. Carnahan W. L. Wiesing D. F. Rint Valjean Tl. Work William Hl. Smyers P. B. Remaley Hast Mahoning John CG. Risinger J. BE. Fairman Washington D. F. Warner Steele Warner D. F. Rinn E. H. Long Mary Wi, Gardner Roy Kidd Montgomery Harry McCreary Mary H, Sexton Lucy Boring Philip I. Rehn West Wheatfield J. B. Parnell J. Howard Houk Frank Lewis Clark James D. Fryer Conemaugh W. A. Smith M. L. Bibel Banks John Leslie Burns B. B. Cunningham South Mahoning Blairsville

Dr Brumbaugh Honored Guest At Juniata College Banquet

Dr M G Brumbaugh president of Juniata College was guest of honor at a Wednesday institute week banquet hosted by alumni and former students at Mrs Hiles home in Altoona South Seventh street. Attendees included Dr C C Bilis vice president Prof J W Yoder alumnus Mrs M G Brumbaugh and Hon John A Scott of town. Scott praised Brumbaughs administration for productive legislation and the college building program to ease postwar demand for classrooms and expanded endowment. District Attorney L E Miller served as toastmaster about thirty attended.

John A. Scott Briambaugh Brumbaugh Ellis Bay Workmen’s Compensation Board Brumpaugh Scott

Borough Gets Check For Share Of State Income

Indiana's share of state revenue from foreign fire insurance tax totals 3696.30. The distribution to cities, boroughs, and townships was mailed Friday by State Treasurer S. Lewis, totaling 690343.46 across 598 checks. Indiana county received 3696.30. Jefferson 3387.39. Clearfield 4678.94.

Indiana Lewis Indiana County Jefferson County Clearfield

Personal brevities from Indiana county visitors

Local notes list D S Muman and George Berg from Commodore visiting Saturday, plus J M Strong and son Earl and Dale Dillingham from Blairsville. Various residents, including F C Sharpe, John N Blouse, Donald McCombs, A A Mountain, Mrs Mary Getty, Miss Genevieve Houck, and others, call or renew subscriptions to The Progress during visits to the county seat.

D. S. Muman George Berg Commodore J. M. Strong Earl Dale Dillingham Blairsville R. Id Indiana J. F. Runyan Plumville J. A. Runyan Chavy Chase F. CG. Sharpe John N. Blouse Shelocta H. D Donald McCombs Gown California A. A. Mountain Pittsburgh Mary Getty Hillsdale Genevieve Houck Purchase Line H. E B. Raymond Indiana Chamber of Commerce Indiana County Findley J. A. Jamison Diza New Florence R. D

Nanty-Glo Lad Dies Riding Car Running Board

Kerr ten year old Frank Kerr son of Berlie and Jessie Kerr of near Nanty-Glo died Monday afternoon in an accident while riding on the running board of a neighbor's car. He struck his head on a pole and died instantly from a fractured skull. Survived by parents and siblings Selma Esther Clyde Helen Daniel Irene and Inez. Funeral at Mundy Gorners Brethren church with burial at Mundy's cemetery.

Nanty-Glo Rank Kerr Berlie Jessie Rugh Kerr Kerr Rager Mr. Davis Kerrs Davis Frank Kerr Selma Esther Clyde Helen Daniel Irene Inez Kerr Brethren Church Mundy Gorners

Plain clothes officers added to Indiana police force

Petty thefts in Indiana have escalated to a Sunday night robbery at Buchanan and Longwill wholesale stores. A police committee meeting voted to add two plain clothes officers to the force. One officer began duty Tuesday morning and the other today. Neither wears a uniform or knows locals, and authorities expect an end to the thefts.

Indiana Buchanan Longwill

TEACHERS LOCA INSTITUTE at JOSEPHINE SCHOOL HOUSE

A two day program for teachers at Josephine School House November 20 and 21 features address and response by Kathryn Wineman Friday evening on dramatization in primary grades. Sessions cover reading methods English teaching compulsory attendance law and classroom exercises with multiple speakers and room groups. Also notes a theft at Kline Grain Co store at Shelocta station last week where several new automobile tires were stolen.

Josephine School Kathryn Wineman Nellie Caulfield Rita Wolfe Rita Kurtz Eabler Mildred Stewart Elizabeth Rowe Dorothy Charles Proz J. B. Weaver Mabel Libengood Mary Lintner Mildred Devinney Mary Fairbanks Evangeline Shields Georgiana Curry D. L. Winger J. Fopie Sussiel Hayes Mrs. Wilhelm Carson Conrath Kline Grain Shelocta Kline Grain Co Shelocta Station

Golden Wedding Bells Ring for Juneau Couple Forty Years On

Mr and Mrs George Smith of Juneau celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on a Wednesday. They wed October 28, 1876, by Rev George Foecht at Marehand. Family and many friends attended as a noon feast was served. An address was given by Grant Dunmire and the couple thanked guests, with song and cake cutting. Numerous relatives traveled from nearby towns to attend the celebration.

Jeorge Smith George Smith Juneau George Foecht Marehand Smith Henry Barbara Baun W Elizabeth Smith Tra John Domb Canon Tidge Clair Locust Joseph Leslie Johnson Shelocta Grant Dunmire Geo. Smith God Eneh Ove Lydia Williams Harngon City Elderton Minta Dunmire Jno. White Malzla North Punxsulawney Cnasie Zimmerman Big Run Canoe Ridge Miles Baun Wd Eilenberger Dave Baun Jacob Baun George Hawk Harve Baun William Smith Milton Pease Rachel Smith Mary Caldwell Ward Smith Jennie Stivey Adam Stiver Blaty Lunger Ruth Stiver Bila White Aaron Stiver Camden Baun Joseph Smith Lynn Melbourne Smith

Yearly program outlined by high school supervisors

At the county institute twenty five representatives from supervising principals and superintendents formed an organization. Justin Byers of Homer City was elected president and W R Beamer of Widers Ridge vice president. J B Davis of Clymer became secretary and R O Lytle treasurer. Debating and athletics will be continued with an annual inter high school athletic meet planned for next spring. Committees were named to handle the organization’s duties.

Orfgars Ipresident Justin Byers Homer City W. R. Beamer Widers Ridge J.B. Davis Clymer R. O Lytle Athletica D. D. Patterson Commondora Ben Heckert Armagh Elders Ridge Ernest Johnston Salisbury David Dunmire Rossiter

Death notices of Miller Craig Daugherty and others

William Clarence Miller 38 dies at Creekside after a long illness son of Mr and Mrs F J Miller of Shelocta survived by widow four sons a daughter brothers Blaine Leo James and sisters Nannie Irwin and Mrs CG Clark Mrs Catherine Annette Craig 70 dies in Parkwood pneumonia survived by husband Madison and two sons Bert and William funeral in West Union Church Fred Daugherty 15 dies at Hastrah after three years illness member East Mahoning Baptist church survived by parents three brothers and grandmother Mary Daughty funeral at East Mahoning Church Samuel Burkett longtime Ord resident dies at home survived by widow two daughters Mrs Ralph Napp and Mrs Irvin Myers and son Glary funeral East Mahoning Cemetery Fred H. Smith 61 of Johnstown dies in Dawson married Martha Wynkoop eight sons burial Mahoning Cemetery Mrs George Rinkenberger dies after collapse in Kittanning while traveling with husband Thomas Willett 76 former Indiana resident dies in Pittsburgh hospital. services in Plattsburgh and Oakland cemetery Price Davis dies Cherry Tree heart disease survived by wife Maria and sister Mary burial O F Cemetery Cherry Tree Martha Hawi Hawi 82 dies at nephew D C Myers Greensburg funeral Zion's Evangelical Church

William Miler Imewmnonia William Clarence Miller Creekside J Miller Shelocta Tle Waa Salem Methodist Miller Igod Blaine Miller Leo Miller James Miller Rochester Mills Nannie Irwin CG. PB. Clark Fldertyn Milton Thomas Near Shelocta Summers Holsoppia Brethren Church Hllerton Cemetery Catherine Anneta Craig Catherine Annette Craig Parkwood William Anderson Madison Craig Bert William Craig West Union Church Mr. Work Pred Daagherty Fred Daugherty G. BE. Daugherty Hastrah East Mahoning Baptist Church Clayton Boyd Chester Mary Daugharty East Mahoning Church M. M. Smith Samuel Burkett Ord Ralph Napp Purchase Line Irvin Myers Clymer Glary Burkett Bevin Dixonville East Mahoning Cemetery Fred H. Smith Johnstown Dawson Fayette County Martha Wynkoop Indiana County Marion Center Mahoning Martha Bs Martha Blank D. C. Myers Church Street Greensburg Zion's Evangelical Church

Hospital report outlines year underin Activity and growth needs

At the Indiana hospital annual meeting in the Municipal building, the board was re elected. Eva F Allison superintendent presented the year ending September 30 1927 report noting fewer patients due to county industry inactivity and rising free care demand. The hospital earned Class A status from the American College of Surgeons, expanded nursing education, and handled 4 638 examinations with 1 405 in house admissions including 471 pay and private cases. Forty seven babies were born, 929 operations performed, and 93 deaths occurred. total cash receipts were 63 972.02 with state aid and subscriptions contributing substantial funds.

Indiana Hospital Dis Tectors Eva F. Allison A. H. Stewart W. A. Simpson American College of Surgeons Wasserman Palsi R&s Pay Cares D. B. Taylor W. F. Weitnel

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