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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1920

Page

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J M Stewart & Co Buy Store Property Corner Philadelphia Seventh

J M Stewart & Co closed a deal Saturday to acquire the Wallace Dry Goods site at Philadelphia Street and Seventh Street, paying 30900 and gaining 100 feet frontage with a 26 foot wall and 15 foot rear access. Possession is April 1 1921 as they plan to expand stocks while Morris Rothstein secures first floor space for a modern store and S M Jack moves his law offices.

Philadelphia Attorney Seventh Street J. M. Stewart & Co Wallace Dry Goods Company Wallace Morris Rothstein Town S. M J. L. Jack Seventh Streets Jack Savings and ‘Trust Company John A. Scott Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company Carpenter Avenue Church Street 5. M. Jack Jack Corner Rothstein

Plans for Indiana music festival at Presbyterian church

The Indiana Choral Society will present a two concert program on March 8 in the Presbyterian church. The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will perform with numbers by a children's chorus of voices, a madrigal club and the choral society. Local music clubs have begun rehearsals for the event.

Indiana Choral Society Presbyterian Church Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Choral Society

Punxsutawney Man Fells From Trestle Near Lucerne

Punxsutawney brakeman George Hardy fell about 50 feet from a high trestle near Lucerne while alighting from a caboose on the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh line. He suffered a broken leg and severe bruises and is hospitalized in Indiana. The trestle walk on one side left the other side open.

Punxsutawney Lucerne George Hardy Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh Indiana Hospital Juucerne

Five Rossiter Men Plead Guilty To Selling Liquor

Five men from Rossiter named P Wiley Dolphy Depth Thomas Graybos Santo Hagono and Tony Saghia were arrested for selling liquor without a license. They pleaded guilty and received six months in county jail and a $500 fine plus costs. They were paroled on the condition of paying costs a $100 penalty and refraining from further liquor law violations. Tony Infantino pleaded guilty to pointing and discharging firearms in a prior town shooting and was ordered to pay costs a $20 fine and serve six months in jail.

P. Wiley Dolphy Depth Thomas Graybos Santo Hagono Tony Saghia Rossiter Tony Infantino Langham

Weddings of a Week Delights in White Township

WEDDINGS OF A WEEK detailed several marriages in Indiana area communities. Trimble McHenry tied the knot at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev Hinitt officiating, followed by plans to reside on the Trimble farm after a Thanksgiving reception. Other unions include Dixon-Warner in Plumville, VanDyke-Brown in Youngstown, and Galbreath-DeHaven in Rayne township. Licenses issued to multiple couples. local marriage notices and civic details listed alongside community happenings.

George Trimble White Township Washington Philadelphia Trimble Dixon-Warner Paul Miller Dixon Lena’ Mildred Warner Conemaugh Township United Presbyterian Church Plumville W. EB. M. Copeland Mark Dixon Vernie Warner Dixon Farm VanDyke-Brown Lloyd VanDyke Rossiter Martha Brown William Brown Marion Genter Youngstown Kenry White van Dyke Dethiven Galbreath Iline DeHaven Mildred Florence Galbreath Rayne Township Lutheran Church Lown E. M. Gearhart John E. Galbreath Jacob DeHaven Clark J. Vicwie Aucracy William B. Pierce Elmer Williams James N. Stewart Charles St. Stewart Pittsburgh McLlvey’s Fort Huntingdon County Sam Gallo Fulton County

Real estate transfers in Montgomery and surrounding areas

A lengthy list of land and lot transfers across Montgomery and adjacent townships. Transactions include 26 acres in Montgomery totaling 1561.50 dollars and 67.32 acres in Brushvalley for 1850 dollars, among many others. Names such as Clark Walker, John Y. Lintner, Teresa Molex, James Kerr, Elizabeth A. Walker, and George A. White appear with numerous parcels in Blairsville, Indiana, Conemaugh, Pine, and White wards, with sale prices ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars.

Clark Walker J. O. Clark Montgomery Albert Coleman B. M. Clark Liugiee Conemaugh Wm. H. Dick Kiskiminetas Cos Co Mast Wheatfield John Y. Lintner Melvin Repine Blairsville Alex Murdick George Myers Homer City Teresa Molex Russell Coal Mining Co Clymer Nd T. McHenry H. W. Bennett Indiana James A. Shirley Samuel 5 Mc Yeators Turner W. S. Lawrence H. Bennett Janachu Ray Mattie Martin Third Ward Cora B. Cameron Nancy J. Harris Lucas First Ward A. B. Hamilton George B. Stewart John C. Lindsey S. S. Lucas White John A. Learn B. R. Williams J. W. Geores G. W. George Brushvalley Bartles J. N. Langham Center T. L. Edwards Martha Prato Canoe R. Stanley Graff Halver T. Halverson Blacklick T Elizabeth Johnston Wm. J. Johnston Witte Joe Prato G. Laureng D. 8 Palmer Mable M. McHenry Second Ward Miller Akey Katie Lucas Michael Heckman W. T. Rutter Perry J. Mack Russell McClain West Wheatfield James Kerr Ada Tyger R. B. Timblin Wm. Sheesley Paul W. Smith Joshua Gibson A. H. Laxman Green Harry E. Spicher John W. Green John Angeline CG. Mazza Andy Riechart Genter Gherryhill Berkey HB Boyd Garfield Strokeless Coal Co A. J. Hines Rose A. Fisher Cherryhill Theodore Neilan Joseph H. Nealen Pine Jesse C. Staley Samuel S. Lucas Samuel 8. Lucas Wm. Potter Lotsa Flrnt Ward L. Longwill L. M. Hovis Sanoski Mike Petrovich Burrell

Local Briefs Paint Indiana Visitors and Town Figures

Numerous names from Peasonal brevities show residents and guests traveling, visiting, and attending events across towns. Notable items include Mr and Mrs Heryl Seanor visiting from Lumville, Mrs Hannah Ryan's funeral in Johnstown, and Mike Goulish hospitalized in Juneau after a mine accident. Several locals retire or relocate, obituaries for Miss Dna Dickie and Wilson Lightcap, and tributes to John J. Potts. Funeral services noted for several figures and multiple moves within Indiana and surrounding areas.

Heryl Seanor Lumville Indiana Yeserday R. L. Emerick J. S. Henry Janoe Township Allers Kate Banks Bedford Jas Elya Elma Strong Sherryhill Township A. Walker M. Lydick Olean W. Maquilken South Street Wilkinsburg Swissvale George Muller Johnstown Hannah Ryan Albert Dick Nsomer City Florida State Christian Tandeavor Society Albert Smith Anna Mary Saltsburg Far West Canada California Mike Goulish Juneau Adrian Brolten Ritter and Winslow Robert Dinwiddie Pike’s Peak Cramer Dinwiddie

Sunday School Gains Highlight October Campaign

Gratifying reports from county Sunday schools show ten schools reporting a 28 percent total gain in new members during October and November. District results include Marion Center Presbyterian 11 new members 80 percent gain and Blairsville 20 new members 29 percent gain with several other churches posting double digit increases. a total district gain of 218 members 27 percent. Also notices deaths and obituaries of local residents with service details follow.

Cainiwall Tiatriet No. 1 Brimer Blairsville Matt Sone Pap Marion Center Presbyterian Plumvilla United Presbyterian Penn Run Brethren Dilltown Baptist Biairaville Presbyterian St. V James Lutheran Trobingon Creta Timiraville

Deaths and Obituaries in Indiana and Surrounding Areas

Codtrey Marshall, 88, harness maker long tied to Indiana business interests, dies at home after a rapid decline following paralysis. Born in Germany 1887, he built a career from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia Street, supported local enterprise, and owned valuable property. Survived by his wife, one brother, and several relatives. funeral held with services in Lawn and Park Cemetery arrangements.

Dna Dickie Nora Dickie South Sixth Street Shoe Presbyterian Church Fr. W. Hinitt Greenwood Cemetery BE. H. Dickie Homer City Indiana William Dickie Blairsville Oliva Brandon Vandererift Dward McGinley Young Township Wilkinsburg McGinley Lewinville Presbyterian Church Tile Leaves H.C. Perguson William McGinley Roy Hannah McGinley Washington Presbyterian Church Rtoberta Von William Gund John J. Potts Washington Township Willetoy Willet Tle St. John’s Lutheran Sagamore Nordhein Georgevilla We Dlarry Landie Pen B. 1 Sillenman Sae W. J. M. Copeland St .Tolin's Lutheran Cemetery G. Goon Oakland Avenue North Point Indiana County Street Railways Company Masonic Lodge Odd, Fellows Itev White Oakland Cemetery Murray Coon Homestead Darrel Goon Detroit Mich Cynthia Coon J. B. Coon Samuel Doose Trade City John Neal C. EH. McClelland T. S. ‘Coon Mill Stall Mars Charles Postlewaite Mairmonty W. Va S. Jordon Dayton Claude Smith Pittspurgh Dwar Fleming Edward Kleming Armstrong Township Lidney Trouple Wily Wild Florenes Graceton Hyaline Mleming Elstens Albert Jamel Meming Lown Parry Arthur Hurry Pittsburgh Lewis Thomas Slarry Baker Iuwi Lami Foremian Ita Curry Sun Presbyterian Church New Shelucia Winlata O. J. Flaming Oakkuul G. W. Collins Dune Collins Near Weal Labanen Joe M. Golling West Lebanon Edgar Collins Towns Sheela Melthoer Kellysburg Codtrey Marshall Codtrey Harnens Una County Iene Tatiana Afelock Philadelphia Street Avgraugh Wil Buis Germany Midlsburg Butler County Peter Marshall Philip Marshall Phe Brotherk Godfrey Marshal Lia County Tie Marshall Black Car Pailatelpita Plieet Armors Bank Robinstean Collar & Leather Company Pittsburgh Harness Supply Company Alandial Hle Kate Wissell Conrad Whisell Bawat Iarey Marsh Pulsar Maershat Erry Piarly Wae Dua Beatie Aed Bala Beale Omor City Grace Bhirl Helen Lynn Sumner Alice Ilill Benton Sharpsburg Shorace Lock No Ay Ajax Leechburg George Howbaugh John Floba Hitler William Edwards Rubrean Johnston Laura Hil Canter Township DD. A. Snyder Aspinwall Fancrad Priday Turtal Martha McCaughey Martha McClaughey Andrew McCaughey Indiana County Welnesday South Mahoning William . McCall Andrew McGauchey Thacher Mawmeich Marion Center Verond Veilus Presbyterian Church Town Key Janes A. Lawrence Annie Weaver

Red Cross Drive Seeks Indiana County Enrollees

A county wide Red Cross canvass will visit Indiana households next Sunday to enroll members in the Indiana County Chapter. Chairman Rovob A. Beaton urges residents to pay one dollar and join the relief effort aiding soldiers, families, and disaster victims across the nation, with emphasis on nursing, school health, veterans and child welfare in Indiana County.

Iif Indiana Indiana County Steel Cross Booleons Rovob A. Beaton Chirman Indiana Cownity Red Cross Corporus Bergen Ainintering Lovir Nealad Lis Grentes Jyuropa American Red Cross United States America

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