Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1930

Page

6

Central Charities To Be Formed Here

Representatives of local civic welfare and charitable organizations met at the Indiana Theatre building to outline a county wide Central Charities Association. A full meeting with all sections will be held at the Moore Hotel Thursday evening to establish a central clearing house, prevent duplication of effort, and evenly distribute aid. Stanley Elkin served as temporary chairman for the plan.

Indiana Theatre Organi- Charities Association Moore Hotel Stanley Elkin Indiana Court House H. H. Kauffman Penn State

Royal Neighbors Hold First Western Pa Convention

Delegates from Punxsutawney Kittanning Leechburg and Indiana met at Malta Hall for the Royal Neighbors of America Western Pennsylvania district first annual convention. Camp Pocahontas hosted with 40 members and Mrs Blair Cummings as oracle. The 2 pm opening included a prayer by Dr B F Bieber followed by business and a hosted dinner. A class of 68 was initiated into the order. The Royal Neighbors, once the Woodmen of the World auxiliary, now a major women's fraternal group with over two million members nationwide.

Royal Neighbors of America Punxsutawney Kittanning Leechburg Indiana Pennsylvania Malta Hall Camp Pocahontas Blair Cummings Oracle B. F. Bieber Lutheran Church Royal Neighbors The Woodmen of the World

Real estate transfers and local birthday observed in Indiana

Real estate transfers list multiple owners selling lots and tracts in towns like Blacklick Washington Blairsville Buttington Green and Indiana with nominal sums and $1.00 or $1000. A birthday party for Indiana man A B Griffith at Maple Street included relatives and friends with a chicken dinner and attendance from listed locals. Bank directors at Savings Trust Indiana were re elected with favorable reports and growth in patrons over the year.

Mike Abraham Hanah Thompson Blacklick James H. Johnston W. L. Johnston Washington Kennedy G. H. Raglot Blairsville Bent Mardis Jesse Buck Buttington Marlin Olp Jesse Harbridge Green William Potter Walter A.schroth Indiana Geo. W the Savings & Trust Company M. Jack E. BE. Lewis A. J. Musser D. F. Binns L. F. Sutter

Foster hosts trustees and faculty at semester dinner

Dr and Mrs G R Foster of the State Teachers College will host the board of trustees and college faculty at the semester dinner tonight. Dr Clyde B R McKinniss superintendent of the State Hospital at Torrance will be the guest and speaker. A social hour follows in Recreation Hall. Indian relics on display at Wehrle shop.

Foster WI G. R. Foster State Teachers College Clyde BR. McKinniss State Hospital Torrance Recreation Hall

Robbery charge binds Eckenrode over for court

Lloyd B. Eckenrode, held on a charge of robbing the Robinson Co. store at Robinson and the Torrance, Bolivar and Seward stations of the Pennsylvania Railroad, was committed to Westmoreland county jail at Greensburg after a hearing before Justice J. B. Robertson of Bolivar.

Robinson, Torrance Bolivar Lloyd B. Eckenrode Robinson Co Robinson Torrance Seward Pennsylvania Railroad Westmoreland County Greensburg Justice of the Peace J. Be, Robertson

Cow Burned in Homer City Barn Fire

A fire destroyed the barn of Anyd Plushinski on Yellow Creek Street Homer City Monday morning. One cow died and another was badly burned in the blaze. The text notes a cursing line about the devil.

Homer City Anyd Plushinski Yellow Creek Street

World War Veteran Ends Life in East Wheatfield Woods

Seward man Jack McAdams a 35 year old World War veteran, mentally deranged from domestic troubles, shot himself in the brain with an 82 caliber revolver. His body was found Monday by hunter John Leary on Brnent Mack’s farm in East Wheatfield township. The inquest led by Coroner Fred W. St Clair returned a verdict of death by his own action.

Seward Jack McAdams Brnent Mack East Wheatfield Township John Leary

Weddings of a Week in Clarksburg Area

A week of marriage notices lists Cunningham Elrick in Saltsburg, Downey Morgan in Blairsville, Stryker Howard in Cortland, Finn Switzer in Rossiter, Williams Kelly in Homer City, Ray Raymond in Indiana, and a license for Willis Miller and Faye Walker. Couples span Clarksburg area churches and county offices with varied occupations.

William J. Piper Rochester N.Y Helen L. Slavick Paul H. Williams Josephine Anna B. Kelly Ernest Greensburg Ray W. Egee Mildred B. Laughlin Youngwood Indiana Merrill Switzer Alys L. Finn Rossiter Peter Regolathed Catherine Filowic Forbes Road John C. Stryker Cortland Norma G. “Howard Jacksonville Lewis W. Downey Derry Evelyn M. Morgan Blairsville Fred Martin Ake Graceton Vivian B Marshall Graceton Guy Patterson Clymer No Clymer Rosie P Coy Homer City Andy Williams Neal Kelly Hineat Ray-Raymond Frederick Earl Ray Geneva Maria Raymond McDonalton John J. McIlvaine First United Presbyterian’ Church Bessie Ray Willis Marl Miller L. E. Miller Town Faye Mahala Walker C. G. Walker Clarksburg Indiana, High School

Tip Around Misses Cary and Club At Meeting Highlights

New Century Club members heard Mrs. Jesse W. Cary recall visits to European countries during her summer trip. Mrs. J. Blair Sutton led the musical program with Catherine Blair and Miss Ben Polslock performing a mix of French English Hungarian and Russian pieces. A silent tribute honored Miss Sarah L. Samson, with Mrs. Sutton singing Trust in the Lord.

New Century Club Jesse W. Cary Cary J. Blair Sutton Catherine Blair Ben Polslock Sarah L. Sansom

Supervisors and Auditors Hold Sixteenth Annual Meeting

Nearly 176 attended a noonday dinner at the Presbyterian church as the Supervisors and Auditors Association met at the Y M C A for its sixteenth annual convention. President James B Heilburn presided. discussions covered township roads, road funding, and a 1980 tax assessment with figures totaling real estate taxes and per township allocations.

Supervisors and Auditors’ Association Presbyterian Church James B. Heilburn Ernest E. B. Creps H. T. Jamison Cherryhill Township J. B. Plenniken Burrell Township Charles L. Bence George Nesbit J. J. Henderson Henderson

Personal Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events

A parade of local residents and visitors pattern the week from Coral and Cherry Tree to Greensburg and Martinsburg. Notables include marriage license seekers from Creekside and Indiana, Philadelphia and Boston trained Dr. Ben F. Coe’s return, and road-view crowds from Mahoning County.

R. E. Mikesell Coral Amos Westover Cherry Tree S. B. Brown Leroy Billie Greensburg Indiana Emma Ferry Martinsburg Cynthia Hall Robinson Harry Franklin Smith Mias Olive Lusil Haxton Creekside J. ©. Pinkerton Pittsburgh J.J. Stowe Jart School Street Perry Hovis R.D O. T. Briggs Brushyalley Briggs Sara Phillips Locust SL Ben F. Coe Town Philadelphia Tboston Baltimore G. F. Mack Merle Mack Vincent Mack Lydia Litchenfels West Wheatfield Township Fred Witherow Troy N.Y B. McNaughton South Seventh Street Washington, D.C Raymond Moorhead Ilamona New Concord Joseph Booth W. L. Kutler Locust Street Peru Ind John A. Kader Hugh S. Mack Near Clyde J. A. Bowser Chevy Chase Mr. Mack J. Ord Mack Wilkinsburg John Mack C. F. Allen H. M. Bowser F. Weaver D. L. Beck B. E. Dinger L. B. Coleman R. M. Lawson J. J. Kennedy Mahonings R. Clark Wiggins Butler White Township Mr. Wiggins

Averat Charges Lodged Against James Waterhouse

Sichisboro man James Waterhouse of Luckisboro was held for court on multiple charges after a December hearing before Squire C C McLain. Bail set at 8000 dollars. Allegations include burglary of a Daugherty drug store window, theft of a revolver, larceny of three checks from Fisher and Ruddock, ten checks from Harry W Earhart, forgery, carrying concealed deadly weapons, and wearing a lodge insignia without membership. Waterhouse contends innocence on all but the weapons charge.

Sichisboro Squire C. C. McLain James’ Woaterhouse Luckisboro Daugherty Philadelphia Atore Fisher and Ruddock Harry W. Earhart

Prieburg Passion Play Delivers Vivid Last Week Life of Christ

In Pittsburgh Syria Mosque this week German actors present the Frie burg Passion Play first American tour. Adolf Passnacht portrays Christus. Amalie Fassnacht plays Mary. Wills Ehrhardt as Judas and Jose Meier as John. The performance is praised for its movement and expression conveying the story without words.

Pittsburgh Germany Syria Christ Adolf Passnacht Christus Mary Jesus Amialie Fassnacht Wills Ehrhardt Judas Jose? Meier John

Asa W Scott Celebrates 46th Civil War Veteran Birthday

Civil War veteran Asa W Scott marks his 46th birthday with a family dinner at his Grant Street home. He enjoys good health and is wished many more anniversaries by friends. He is father to two children, Mrs W S Guree of Indiana and Attorney Harold P Scott of Philadelphia.

Asa W. Scott Grant Street My. Scott W. S. Guree Indiana Harold P. "Scott Philadelphia

Indiana physician Dr William B Dodson obituary

Obituary notices detail the death of Dr William B Dodson a prominent Indiana County physician and former Indiana town council president. Born September 8 1864 he studied at Michigan Medical and Jefferson Medical College and practiced in Smicksburg Creekside Marion Center and Indiana. He served as ear eye and nose specialist and led local medical society. Survived by a daughter Mrs Helen Coffman two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at his home followed by Greenwood cemetery interment.

William RH. Dodson Leteaidency Marion Center William BE. Dodson Indiana North Sixth Street West Mahoning Township Richard E Catherine (Gahagan) Dodson Indiana County Medical Society M. BB Mabel Griffith Harriet M. Bee Helen Coffman Pittsburgh A. C. Dodson Mary Haskell Taylor Good St. Bernard Catholic Church Church Martha Young Gompers Wiliam J. Gompers Jonnstown William Gonpers Johnstown Lacre Pisinels Staunton Leroy Scanlon Warl Stanton William Seaidon Johnslowh Dvecused John Be Young Wiliam Compers Compers W. A. Seuison Matthew Yost Hater Michael Graft Marygaret McCoflatn, Roth Jolustons James Oscar Digdi Robert J. Clark Presbyterian Church Greenwood Cemetery James Oscar Lytle Wayne Avenue Indiana Hospital Armstrong Township Abrahwin Margaret Marian) Lydie Ile Howard Lydic Washington, Pa Edward Goss Detroit William Moore Natrona Norman E. Lydie Homestead Clair Lydic John Kritzer Eldey Norman Lydic Town A. D. Lydic Mahaffey

Tragic Hunting Death Of Young Man In Young Township

William L. McCracken age 20 of Young township died when a shotgun carried by his 17 year old brother Leonard discharged in the Wallace King farm woods. Leonard stood about 15 feet away when the hammer snagged his clothing and the blast struck William in the chest. William was a member of Jacksonville United Presbyterian Church and his funeral was held there. Interment followed in Oakland cemetery. The accident shocked the community.

Sue M. Simpson Greenwood Cemetery Wayne Avenue Sood Indiana White Township James Margaret Trimble Mood Sle George W. Simpson First United Presbyterian Church Lowe Stev. J. J. Mellvalue Robert Hood United Presbyteriann Starling, Kang Bella Simpson Philadelphia Wallace King William L. McCracken Young Township Leonard McCracken Anna C. McCracken Leonard Jacksonville United Presbyterian Church

Unknown Man Found Dead On Railroad Track Near Rexis

A middle aged man was found dead on railroad tracks near Rexis Burlington township on Sunday. He likely died at least 12 hours before discovery. A notebook in his pocket listed the name Jacob Magic Blairsville Presby. Representatives celebrated a Presbytery centennial in nearby Maraville churches with historical sketches read by clerics from Johnstown and Blairsville. Dr. C. C. Hays of Johnstown read a history of Presbytery. Dr. B. Cummins of Blairsville and Endivan offered remarks.

Rexis Burlington Township Utts Jacob Magic Biairsville Lee Presbyterian Marraville Jhatrsvile Biafraville Alexander Donaldson Elderas Ridge Priesday Presbytery Rtev C. C. Hays Johnstown

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farm Bureau County Farm Bureau Miles Horst Pennsylvania Farmer D. A. Cunningham C. A. Cunningham Cresson Orange City Fla Jacob Zener William Revie Clymer Road Loch Haven Merle Zener Buffington Two Strongstown Buffington Township Benjamin Mardis Buck Brushyyalley Township George M. Short Clarence Armory Ellerton Ladies Aid Society of the Elderton M. EB Elmer W. Allgon United States American Tobacco Company A. B. Griffith Maple Street H. L. Apple Alva Bowen Fot J. F. Hertzog Aspinwall Luther Roof R. W. Wehrle Lloyd A. Lightner Dixonville 8. D. Weeks Rev. Weeks Cunningham-Elrick Howard Clifford Cunningham Wilmer Cunningham Saltsburg Olive Marie Elrick Carrie Elrick Clarksburg Presbyterian Church J. W. Mountain Mrs. Cunningham Mr. Cunningham Saltsbury Downey-Morgan Lewis William Downey Derry Evelyn May Morgan Register W. Ralph Cummings Lewis F. Downey Robert Morgan Latrobe Stryker Howard John Crawford Stryker Cortland, O Norma Grace Howard Jacksonville Wilson J. Howard Ladies’ Aid Society Ladies’ Aid Society of the M.hb, Cvhurch Charles Robinson Blairsvile John A. Singer Indiana Free Public Library Averat James Waterhouse Prieburg Aill Joe Merendi Salemville Miner Glalmé Liberati Rulli Salemville Grocer Hbalween Eronoved AL Johnstown Mower Shaw George D. Leydie Iniiana Floral Company Plovist’s Telegraph Delivery Association Western Pennsylvania Fivm Phoenix Armstrong County Walter Long Vandergrift Nsurance Holgar Johnson Pittsburgh Site Underwriters Association Lfe Insurance Underwriters Camp Ntest Barnesboro Martha Gompers Ti Woods DR. Mack T. R. Mack Armagh Doyle Stutzman D. Luther R. B. Stutzman Frank Paul Doris Ada William Campbell St. Paul Stutzman Ray Musser Lester Matthews Ruth Jean Steele Findley William Goughnour Howard Corle Ruth D. R. Mack and Gon Guy Raymond Ada Fulcomer Ruth Wagner Margaret Young Rosalie Leslie Shutyman Cir Edward Schultz Tarentus Howard Buckles Tarentum Ethel Callen Ford City Franklin Stepp Ethel Stephenson Kittanning Hospital R. B. Cummins R. H. Chmimins Mairsville Cummins Endiwan Fred Hare Harry Wallace Hare North Tenth Street Harry Frederick Hare
Search Courier

Search the Indiana Progress Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Indiana Progress?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication