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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1919

Page

6

Many County Miners Return to Work Amid Uptick in Coal Output

The majority of county mines resumed operations this week after weeks of idleness, with Lucerne the largest operation reporting 70 percent of workers back. Ernest and Iselin and Juneau in Canoe Township also restarted, while Tide and Brush Creek mines operate and non union mines stayed running. Union miners push for wage talks in Washington, with incidents minimal and no demonstrations. New rector Rev. Oliver F. Crawford to lead Christ Episcopal Church. fatal accident at Columbia Plate Glass claims James DeLicg. Other local notes include Viva Duiewa filling a school vacancy, pie socials scheduled in several townships, and community updates on local residents and activities.

Washington Lucerne Ernest Iselin Tae- Ha Juneau Canoe Township Clearfield Bituminnous Coal Corporation Rossiter and Clymer Tide Brush Creek

Father and Son Banquet Draws Large Crowd

More than 140 attendees joined the Father and Son banquet in the Presbyterian church dining hall. Attorney J Hitler Peeler delivered the main address on the father and son movement fostering closer ties and camaraderie among men and boys. speakers included Dr William A Simpson for the fathers, Dr Frederick W Hnitt for the mothers, Baril Bath for the sons, and G Gardner Hill from the Normal school representing the boys.

Presbyterian Church J. Hitler Peeler Willam A. Simpson Frederick W. Htnitt Baril Bath G. Gardner Hill Normal School

Josephine Nero Must Serve Long Prison Term

Pleaded guilty to shooting Lucy Howard, Orrin Saxth of Josephine sentenced to a $600 fine, prosecution costs, and not less than 20 nor more than 0 months in the Western Penitentiary following his plea of guilty to shooting with intent to kill Lucy Howard. The couple, living as man and wife, testified to the quarrel and shooting at the home. Also disposed were aggravated assault cases against Luigi Scerbo of Clymer and John Slaneck of Saltzburg after guilty pleas and costs. Tomorrow is the annual donation day at the Industrial Home for Girls on South Elevnth Street with 2,000 girls cared for since inception and 26 legally adopted. no canvass will be made, but contributions are welcome.

Lucy Howard J. N. Langham Orrin Saxth Josephine Western Penitentiary Quarrie Smith Lucy Luigi Scerbo Clymer John Slaneck Saltsbury Rhursday South Eleventh Street D. H. Cramer Brushyalley R Griffith Bilis West Church Street Harrisburg Millars’ Associaton Edwin K. Wood School Street Philadelphia Howard Hawk South Sixth Street Joseph Wouk Lovejoy Iva A. Myere J. R. Richards Pittsburgh Lutheran Church M. B Craig Arthur Lloyd Ray Craig William Craig Parkwood Indiana Arthur James Wilkes-Barre William Sraith W. §. Jones West Philadelphia Ruth Crookaville Myr Richard R. Thiele Domer Johnstown John M. Daugherty Church Street EL. C. Christy South Seventh Street John McConnell South Fifth Street Kittanning Sarah R. D. Wray James Bowntain Town Union Transfer Company Miry Tiulda Houck The Savings & Trust Company Grafs Coal Company Blairaville Helen Weamer New York Mig David Weamar Wast Street Harvey Engle and Cayrolltown Samuel Brown Wid Mende Cowher Dausgit Pacton B. Barnell Seutn Samuel Williams and Famly Wheeling W. Va Elizabeth Wuians South Fifth Atreat Williams A. G.'Murdick Brushvalley Brushvalley Town Brushvalley town‘Ship School Board, and H. P. Mitchell of Brushvalley Mitchell B, Fp, Coe Nora Patton North Sixth Street Coe Dixonville Sara J. Lowry James Fleming Locust Street Lowry Pittsburgh postoMen Chit Waddell Greensburg Annd Lynnald Moorhead Mercersburg Ataracy Indiana Normal Mercersburg Banks Wilt Green Township Progress Youngstown Westmoreland County Bheloca Harry Kerr John Russell

Indiana County Roads Faulted by State Educator

J G Spence of the State Department of Education spent last week in Indiana county inspecting high schools with Supt Jas T Chapman. He said in eight years of inspections he never found worse roads in Pennsylvania, and he tested the routes across the county.

Indiana County J. G. Spence State Department of Education

Injured Boys Recovering After Jacksonville Shooting

Finn Harrod and William Elder, both about 19, recover in Indiana hospital from Armistice Day shooting in Jacksonville. William Lowman, arrested and bailed at 5000 dollars, says the gun was aimed elsewhere. Elder also receives hospital treatment for a separate Halloween night accidental gun injury in Wehrum.

Finn Harrod William Elder van Harold Weed Jacksonville Shence William Lowman Indiana Lowman Harold Tre Wehrum Vinton Amond Hallowe'en

Indiana Calls and Local Visitors In Fragmented Chronicle

Local notes record numerous Indiana visitors and callers from Creeksides, Parkwood, Lawn and other towns. Names include Mrs McCurdy, J Marl Putt, James Brickell, Walter Black, Odie Bornheimer, June Harry, and many others visiting relatives or attending meetings in Pittsburgh Harrisburg and Philadelphia regions.

A. Mclarland Clymer Indiana J. Marl Putt Perin Run James J. Brickell Marton Canler R. Quadesmith Parkwood J. T. McCurdy Near Creekside Walter Black Marion Center Odie Bornheimer June Harry Lawn Clyde McCurdy Alpha,Ille J. M. Getty Locust Street Olisha Swift Norway, Mich Rei Young North Sixth Street Lynn Prothero Water Street Johnstown Friends James Rt. Lytle Center Township L. M. Buterbaugh Jay Buterbaugh Lovejoy

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Reported

Real estate transfers recorded in Indiana County list numerous transactions including Nancy Myers to Charles Bowers in Second Ward Indiana for 2560 dollars and Harry N. Pedtoro Adda to Iianas in Fourth Ward Indiana for 600 dollars. Also noted are transfers in Glen Campbell Rayne Clymer White and Punxsutawney areas with varying acreages and prices. A grade crossing dispute involves the Indiana Blairsville road delays due to negotiations with the Pennsylvania Railroad and Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway. Mr. and Mrs. John Jacoby celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a reunion, with out-of-town relatives attending and ceremonies at Punxsutawney Circle Hill Cemetery.

Indiana County Nancy Myers Charles Bowers Second Ward Indiana Harry N. Pedtoro Fourth Ward Harry KK Lloyd M. Rhodes Armstrong Nora Patton Ben Ty Cos Wratward Jessie Sanderlin J. D. Brady Glen Campbell J. A. Houck John McCauley Rayne Herbert Harkcom Columbia Plate Glass Co Blatraville Emma G. Stewart D. W. Lyle Ats Clymer Sue Willard Roberts. Sutton Gores White War C. W.W. Jewart Washington Harry Willette Alex Bennett Tor Rosa I. Brady Millie Cassidy Montgomery William L. Denning White, 317,276.26. ‘Beulah Rutter's Guardian, To Vinen Muck Weat Wheafield Margaret McHlroy John Hh, McParland Banks Timothy Soxton Merl Reeger Vernon EF. Taylor Murrel D. Airgood Third Ward A. CG. Ferrier James Cronk Oral A. Good Gaspero Sdoa Plumville Mary D. Mackel D. W- Sutter Peter Sheesley Agnes S. Keller Peter Sheestey Carrie S. Zimmerman Mabel Stewart John T. Anderson A. T. Taylor Mary M. Bowman George D. Harrest Clark Marsh Tunnelton Blairsville State Highway Department Public Service Commission Pennsylvania, Railroad Center Burrell Townships This County Buffalo, Hochester and Pittsburgh Railway Company Tteed Pennsylvania Kinmer City Graceton Coral Indiana To Blairavilla Pennsylvania Railroid Company Blairaville John Jacoby Jacoby North Firth Street Atvort Jacoby Murcer

Noted Emcturtal Coming Soldier Clergyman Seeks Serbia Orphan Aid

Major and Canon Sidney Savage of England visits Indiana next Saturday evening to address the Serbian belief Committee at America. He pleads for Serbia’s 600000 orphans and to enlist interest and aid for rescuing 10000 children starving in that country.

Vlea Serbia Soria Canon i Siiney Savage England Indiana Amerita

Patchwork Notices From Smighsburg Area

Smighsburg area notices report Harold Gahagan of Pittsburgh awaiting a vacation with his mother. Plumville residents Mr. and Mrs. Clark Marshall hosted visitors, while others describe visits by N. Griffith, Luther Bond, Cynthia Bond, and Mrs. Chas Stitwlar. A baby girl arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Bence Laggy. A concert by Punxsutawney Y M C A Royale chornk and ladies quartet drew a large crowd. Andrew Fox of Sligo bought the Morrison Wisher farm in Washington township, 94 acres, for 33000 with joint possession on December 1.

Clark Marshall Plumville N. Grifith Nias Cynthia Bond Ptsburgh Bence Laggy Gui Black Waller Mr. Black Siater Yee Sutter Mixy Mallaret North Gertrude Dodson Punxsitawney Y. M. 1 Royale Chornk Musgical Trewl Washington Township Andrew Iox Sligo Clarion County Morrison Wisher Iie

Ganon Savage Teaches Serbia's Plight to Patriot Readers

World weary traveler Prante Macedo nia lays bare the atrocity in Serbia, detailing winter hunger and child suffering in war ravaged lands. His narrative, delivered to a rapt audience, appeals to American patriotism and humane duty.

Ganon Savage Prante Macedonia Mediterranean Serbia Mingland

Wife Finds Husband Dead In His Bed In Indiana Township

John M. Ray died in his sleep of heart trouble in Trayne township. Survived by wife and children, with funeral at home and interment in Oakland cemetery. Rayne Presbyterian church elder for 20 years. Also notes on Nancy Lowry and other local deaths this week.

John M. Ray Trayne Township the Decessed Rayne Township Robert K. Ray Rayne Presbyterian Church Oakland Cemetery Elmor Long Leroy Long Windber Anna Arthur Ida Ray R. Nelson Matthew D. Ray Minnie Creps Wizabeth B. Harland Margaret B. Zehner Town Sadie R. Weir Heshidon Nancy Lowry Pollow Indiana Water Street Glarksburg Ausuel John Young John Lowry Pines Arly Nasha Presbyterian Church Pistor Hinitt Lorace M. Lowry The Duuiana Times William P Alper K. Lowry Reading iWowand J. Lowry Los Angeles Cal Mra Ft. Lamb Lexington C. Daugherty Wilkingburn Mes W. If. Ashbaugh Taylor Margaret B. Taylor Tce J.M. Taylor South Tenth Street David Bhur Tiras Ubawiee Bh Olatt Hatohon West United Proabylavin Ohn Catherine, Rowley Cornelius Stowley Ord Rayty Township Pine Vale Christian Wuech Low Frank Nelson Glen Cammpbell Samuel Rowley Medlous Mulls Julia Nicewagar Clyimer Jack Perrel Indiana James Farrel Pittsburgh el Heth Hadden Ordisby Rev Donaldson East Mahoning Baptists Fairview Cemetery Lagaule Phadet Anthony Rewniley Spring Church Agimslong County Ty Washinston Township Lkso Fon Epister Layce Stern Warly St. John's Lutherin Church Plumville Ficoree J. Potts Georgia J. Potts Pinmvilla Jicoh Polis Kallyaburg Lun Wit

Jefferson Theater Company Buys John St Clements Home

Jeff erson Theater Company of Pynxauiewney buys the John St Clements home on Vast Philadelphia street for 20000 with possession April 1 1902. Modern theater planned. company will own four theaters including Punxsilawney India DuBois and Brookville. W Penn McSariney represented the deal for the buyer.

Jeffersion Theater Company Johnk. Clements Judiana Tohn St Clements Philadelphia Jefferson Theater Company Pynxauiewney Ta Vlyen Win Ahat

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oliver F. Crawford United States Infantry Christ Episcopal Church Crawford Bellevue James DeLicg Columbia Plate Glass Company Iidiana Varry Duncan Wehran Baitiueion Vinton PD Almond Penn Ri Aa Duiewa Shilds McGaughey Cherryhill Township John A. Miller Wayne Avenue RB. McClure Canada McClure Ernes Curry Run F. Ernest Work M. C Italy Garry Run Presbyterian Church William Bilder Indiana Hospital William Elder, Jr Henry Rishell Rochester Mills David K. Rishell David Rishes, Sauter Jewelry Co J. T. Sauter Jennie C. Diehl Harry W. Shaffer Ferrier Cdal Brushvalley Township Shaffer Clyds Hartman Dean Learn Josephine Nero Union First United Presbyterian Church J. A. Beaton Christian Church Iders Ridge Po Widers Ridge Farm Bureau J. W. Warner J. N. Cochran Cochran Robert McKay Rossiter Panxsutawney Hospital Panxsutawney Troutman Hs Heilwood Lorenzo Sutton Ralphton Somerset County Mings Clyde Tyger Charlotte Vanderhoof W. G. Alter Myra Charlie Kirker Harry Stahl Barnesboro I. F. Wilson Masonic Lodge Prank Muffrey Bertha Gromley Heilwood Company Akron Townsend Miderton Academy Armstrong Township South Bend Roger Howards Trainer Violet Fisher W. L. Mckee Indiana Baptist Church Thatroom Jennie Trainer Singer Sewing Machine Company Tyson Fager Joseph W. Clements Wingers North Seventh Street Cornell Henderson Leslie H. Cornell June Henderson Milworth Henderson F. L. Bardens Cornell-Thompson Harry A. Gornell, Jr Misa Aona M. Thompson Blairs, Villa Trav. G. G. Morrow Iet Unio‘pd Presbyterian Church Ehnol oavis-Aufty Michael M. Sarvia Mies Ravaiffy Salisbury Register Rav W. Trutchingon Court House Kailart Franklin County W. J.barclay White Township Conemaugh Township Clark W. Byelay G. Hileman Parks Township Arms Strong County Adam H. McCurdy Annie M. Eales Henry Townsend Bertha A. Campbell Baltsburg Mike W Jarvis Rogan M, Stiffey Newrytown A. Miller Violet M. Hendrickson James D. McLaughlin Vandergrift Kya M. Cooper Reese Vandergrift Howard Clara Y, Gerhard Blacklick Jonas Heijman Saltsburg Emma i Daughirtai Aeghland Noys Sircy Thainan Ore Yeurs Clark Harmon Orr Punxtawney Alster Charles Harmon Wiliam and Ira Harmon Charles Tuckar Punxsitawney Durlal Circle Mall Cemetery Punxautawney Emcturtal Smighsburg Harold Gahagan W, Sidney Sivage Supehn Dolin M. Ray M ' Nlin Aa Mannie Senamisaruart Martin Arhayt Livermore Fannie Beham Beham Harbart Tima Heath Wis Dha Harey Wy Maehirk Mud Tran Earhart India Jas. J. Gulp Tarry Powers Mrs. Cornelius Rowley Sith Pheater Dorothy Fay Sweeney
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