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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1917

Page

6

Plans for Educational Rally in Indiana County

Plans for the upcoming educational rally include vouchers for the annual pilgrimage to Triliana for county instructors. The 66th Indiana County Teachers Institute week begins December 10 in Indiana, with lectures, a play, and a concert. The Indiana County School Directors Association holds its 26th annual session Tuesday and Wednesday in the Municipal building.

Triliana Indiana County Teachers’ Institute Indiana Indiana ‘County School Directors’ Association

Education Institute Leaders Tailor Week of Instruction

Supervising educators from New York to Maryland head a regional teachers institute in Wilkinsburg with S R Shear of Poughkeepsie as chief planner. Notables include Dr C Carson Columbus J L Allison Wilkinsburg, Reed B Teitrick and Thomas L Gibson directing music and lectures through a dense program of devotions, lectures on America’s Destiny and memory exercises, with entertainers Vierras Royal Hawaiian Singers and Harve Tibbetts scheduled for evenings.

S. R. Shear PoughkKeepsie N. Y C. , Carson Columbus J. L. Allison Wilkinsburg Reed B. Teitrick Thomas L. Gibson Baltimore Gibson Miderton Indiana Normal School James F. Chapman Harve Tibbetts Soltist Ebensburg Walter H. Jackson Vierra Royal Hawaiian Singers L. B. Wickersham George H. Bradford America John Thomas Musical Comedy Company Teachers’ Institute B.W. F Hutchinson John A. Keith D. D. Patterson T. L. Gibson R. Phear R.B. Teitrick O. T. Corson

Jacksonville car crash injures six. three seriously

Three Jacksonville residents were seriously injured and three others burned in a Wednesday night automobile accident near Jacksonville. Injured include Mya W. Shields with a broken collar bone and a broken bone in her left arm, Tilie Howard with a broken collar bone and several broken ribs, and Mary Huey who needed stitches for a lip cut. The nine others in the party were James Jewell, Hisie McKee, and Mary Shields. The group was en route to a Sunday school party when Jewell's car stalled, slid off a hill, and rolled over the embankment multiple times. All survived with varying injuries and were cared for at home.

Jacksonville Mya. W. L. Shields Tilie Howard Mary ‘Huey James Jewell Hisie McKee Mary 0. Shields Samuel Shields Livermore Jewell Thomas Iseman Iseman Jewel

Norwal Graduate Weds Soldier at Training Camp

Miss Agnes Boucher a Norwal graduate and former Beaverdale teacher became the bride of Private Joseph D. Brown of Beaverdale a National Army member in training at Camp Lee Petersburg Va The ceremony was held at the camp The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs I A Boucher of Beaverdale former Dixonville residents.

Norwal Agnes Boucher Indiana,Normal School Beaverdale Joseph D. Brown New National Army Camp Lee Petersburg I. A. Boucher Dixonville This County

Indiana County School Directors Association Program Preview

The document lists a series of schedule items and speakers for a school directors association meeting. Names include Dr. Carson Supt. J L Allison Supt Shear Prof Gibson Harve Tibbett and Dr G Morrow. Topics cover education meaning teacher power obligations and conservation of boys and girls with devotional exercises and music drills. The program notes a Tuesday forenoon session with reports to state convention and director parchment details.

M. Gearhart Gibson O.T. Corson Estrick Shear Taltrick Carson J. A Lawrence Harve Tibbett Teitrick J. L. Allison

Directors Meet on Public School Issues and Education Topics

Wednesday afternoon the directors meet in joint session with the teachers to discuss topics including selection of supplies teacher retention and support, visits to schools, the director’s role in school sentiment, and the public school as a public investment with address by Dr Carson and others.

Chas. Nippes J. C. Rose Wells Cunningham C. L. Hudson St. B. Teitrick Charles Nichol H. E H. Roney Luther Bence Association Forencon W. L. Shields A. H. Stewart H. B. Lewis Carson Carl EB. Lewis C. C. Postlewatt John M. Harvey E. B. Irwin

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Listed

Deeds recorded show properties changing hands across Dixonville Indiana Centre Conemaugh Brughyalley Green Homer City Mahoning with sums from 200 to 1800 dollars. Parties include Houck Ewing Lowry Caldwell Kunkle Angelo Sellers Blackburn Brack en Nicholson Montgomery Campbell Getty Jacoby Dobson Smiley Kolosz and others.

Indiana County Joseph Houck Dixonville James Ewing IW. M. Lowry Third Ward Indiana D. M. Caldwell Annie M. Kunkle Center Lena Kunkle Dr. Wm. Frederick Conemaugh John Angelo John Sellers A. Blackburn Bracken Leroy Nicholson Cherrytill Joe Magarth Annie’ M. Browtt Jotth Rayne Rebecca Montgomery A. B. Clawson Green Andy Klinko Sophia Dias Brughyalley A. W. Campbell Clee Heiser Montgomery Clark Getty Hi. Blaine Short Lewis W. Jacoby Lillian B. Green Homer City George H. Dobson Wilbur Weamer South Mahoning Lone Smiley Wilur Weamer Smiley Irma Weamer South Ma Mary Smiley Wilbur Smiley Mary Simlay D, Ly, Smiley South Mahoning Joseph Kolosz David Smiley John Kolosz

Young railroad man killed in Blacklick yards

Walter Brothers an 18 year old freight brakeman on the Cresson division was instantly killed in the Blacklick yards on a Thursday evening during a return trip between Blacklick and Winratendale. Slippery roof from snow and rain caused him to fall between cars and be run over. He had been on the railroad about a month and was buried in Cherry Tree area after preparation at Blairsville. He was a son of John Brothers of near Cherry Tree.

Walter Brothers Nene Cherry _ Tree Cresson Blacklick Yards Hlacklick Winr Tondale Blairsville Cherry Tree John Brothers

ANOTHER LANDMARK GONE Gia Covered Bridge Near Clarksburg

The 85 year old Gia Covered Bridge over Blacklegs creek near Clarksburg is being removed and replaced by an iron structure. The wooden span, a county landmark, has served 35 years of service before replacement. A parallel note states the Twolick creek iron bridge near Indi ana will be replaced by a modern concrete crossing in Young township.

Gia Clarksburg Blacklegs Creek Twolick Creek Indiana Young Township Twolick Creel

Fatal fall from Lucerne bridge linked to warnings

Louie Vejek a foreign worker at the Tide coal mines was killed Sunday night falling from the Lucerne tipple bridge. An inquest led by Deputy Coroner A H Stewart found he was intoxicated and that several people had warned him about the danger of crossing the bridge.

Louie Vejek Tide Coal Mines Lucerne Tipple A. H. Stewart

Doctor Nix to Train in New York for France Service

Dr William H Nix, stationed with the Medical Officers Reserve Corps at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana, visited family over the weekend and will attend instruction at the Rockefeller Institute in New York City before training at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia He expects to be sent to a base hospital in France during winter.

France William H. Nix Medical Omeers' Reserve Corps Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana New York City Rockefeller Institute Fort Oglethorpe Georgia

Marriage Licenses and Local Notices Amid Rural Mail Change

Marriage license names appear for Wobert Johnston Keffer Lottie Getlemy and others in towns including Uniontown Starford and Barnesboro, plus veteran rural carrier retirement for David L. Marshall of Livermore. Fire damages McGregor millinery sewing room in the Daugherty building at Philadelphia and Ninth streets, with extensive stock loss.

Wobert Johnston Keffer Lottie Getlemy Keffer Lyla McHenry Uniontown Ruth Graham Cokeyille Forrest V. Wall Starford Sue V. Wright I Flarry Baker Pittsburg Jans F. Douglags Cokeyille Tanler Gong Barnesboro Mary O'Brien Allan Shaffer DuBoissophia Carnahan Creekside McGregor Millinery Daugherty Philadelphia Ninth Streets

Fire Damage Strikes Clymer Avenue Home

A dwelling on Clymer avenue owned by Joseph Cost and occupied by George Donahue was damaged by fire early Sunday. An escaping spark caused an explosion that woke Donahue, who extinguished the flames confined to the kitchen. Damage estimated at 50 dollars.

Clymer Avenue Joseph Cost George Donahue Sug

Here Is Something for The Women McCall's and The Progress

The Progress teams with McCall's Magazine to offer a combined one year subscription for 1.96. This Christmas gift deal applies to renewals or new subscribers and is limited by current conditions. Cash in advance required and orders should be sent promptly for winter access.

McCall’s The Progress McCall's Magazine McCall's Bre

Surprise party at Armagh honors Mrs Tomb in home event

Seventy five friends and neighbors gathered at Mr. and Mrs. J. C Tomb near Armagh on Thursday evening for a surprise party planned by Mrs. Hugh Tomb. The gathering included social conversation and a bountiful lunch served from baskets brought by guests while Mrs Tomb had been in ill health.

Hunters Shoot Wildcat Near Cherry Tree

Dorsey Engle and Jay McAnulty hunted in Boonslick near Cherry Tree when they encountered and shot a real wildcat. The trophy weighs 20 pounds and measures 45 inches long, the first in the area for some time.

Cherry Tree Nimrods Vie Cinfty Boonslick Cherry Tree Dorsey Engle Jay McAnulty

Red Cross Christmas Sealy Sale Promotes Tuberculosis Fight

A 1917 Red Cross Christmas seal reproduction is available at multiple county business locations for one penny each. Proceeds support the Red Cross tuberculosis relief effort, and buyers are urged to place seals on holiday packages.

Red Cross

Red Cross Membership Drive In Indiana County Progresses

The Red Cross in Indiana County aims to double its membership by Thanksgiving and needs many new members and knitters. Volunteers are urged to recruit, donate funds, and knit thousands of sweaters for servicemen, with instructions and yarn distributed by the Red Cross.

Red Cross Indiana County Aslf Cragy

Red Cross Auxiliary Meeting Planned in Kellysburg Hall

The Red Cross auxiliary will nest in Kellysburg hall on Tuesday evening November 27 to organize the local unit. Every resident of that county section is urged to attend this meeting.

Red Cross Kellysburg

Atwood Red Cross Auxiliary Earns From Festival

The Atwood Red Cross Auxiliary raised 64.70 at a Friday night festival for materials. Members hold sewings each Thursday afternoon, with local news noting Frank Marshall of Livermore suffered a fatal stroke after a wagon incident. Burial details and other regional notices follow.

Atwood Red, Cross Atwood Red Cross Atwood

Court Schedule and Community Pie Social Notice

Judge J N Langham presides in Pittsburg Criminal Court this week. Next week Judge Baldwin from Beaver will hold court. A pie social is planned at Kettering school house Washington township on Thursday evening November 22.

Kettering Kettering School Washingtontownship

Deaths mark the end of era in Blairsville county churches

Rav. A. Bell an early pastor at Rayne and Blairsville and veteran of the Civil War died after a long illness at 72. He served Rayne church ten years and Blairsville fifteen, with much of his ministry in the county. Also Mrs. Sarah J Burnheimer widow of Aaron Burnheimer died at 67 near Tanoma after paralysis. Funeral plans set in Dunkard church. interments in Ruffner cemetery. Alfred Fyock, 42, of Charryhill township, died of tuberculosis at his father's home. formerly employed by Penn Public Service and telephone firms, funeral at Cherryhill Brethren church cemetery. Survived by wife, three children, and several siblings.

Hell Bintreville Washington County Cresbyllerian Theological Seminary Rayne Rayne Township Bell Washington Presbyterian Church Kellysburg Oklahoma Salisbury Blairsville Charles Ray Salinburg John Bell Crafton Robert Bell Sarah J. Burnheimer Sarah Jang Burnheimer Aaron Burnheimer Tanoma William A. Burnheimer Town Nettle Rice Deckers Point John T. Burnheimer Nellie Braughter Dixonville Hayes Harvey Burnheimar Vendergrift Elizabeth Meir Andrew H Emma Burnheimer Tunoma Dunkard Rev. Osgood Ruffner Deveaged Sarah Wuterbaugh William Buterbaugh Liberty, Tonn Levi Buterbaugh Matilda Quterbaugh Cockport Alfred Fyock Tacol Fyock Charryhill Township Nan Penn Pubic Serviee Company Telephone Lutheran Church E. M. Gearhart Cherryhilll Brethren Church Carlisle Milton Noyden

Obituary notices from White township and nearby towns

Katherine Hill aged 77 died November 10 at her son A P Hil s White township widow of Daniel Hill since 189? She left 13 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren interment at Greenwood cemetery on Monday. Andrew Louis 32 died at home in Leechburg married to M Holna Dun Winghwin. Dr Wallace Stewart Indiana native and sister of Miss Stewart Indiana Normal elected Burgess Monessen plans to resign postmaster Monessen. David J Craighead Pittsburg preacher native to the county son of Samuel Craighead county superintendent.

Alix Katherine Hill A. P. Hil White Township Daniel A. PR GN Ip. HN Windber Mm. C. Im Cleurfield Him Balthore A. C. Hin Pittsburg Greenwood Cemetery Andrew Louis John Dun-ningham Near West Jiebanon Bik Leechburg M. Holna Dun Winghwin Jon Cunningham Armstrong Township Minny Omles Wallace Ts, Stewart Indiana Missilope Stewart Lue Indiana Normal School Monessen Koy David J. Craighead Pittsbars Presbyterian Church Fter, Craighead Samuel Craighead Psehoots

Clydeville native Clyde 1 Jones wounded in France

Former Clymer resident Clyde Jones enlisted in the Gana dita forces and served six months in France before being wounded on November 5.

Clywser France Clyde Jones Clymer Wig Ganadita

Look at the Tab on Your Paper Card Price

Notice urges subscription renewal and gift order for McCall's Magazine. It advertises a one year offer of both papers for 1.96 dollars, urging readers to renew promptly as a Christmas gift for self or friend.

Would You Give Your Soldier Boy a Home

Indiana county appeals for Y M C A War Service Fund donations to aid rest and recreation huts for soldiers in camps and abroad. The drive aims to raise 10000 with local totals already noted in Blairsville, Josephine, Blacklick, Saltshore, Cherry Tree, Glymer, Gen Campbell and Indiana. A meeting in the Auditorium Sunday will feature veterans speaking on Y M C A work in Europe.

Fung Battlefeld Ien Europe Y. M United States Germany Indiani County France Caimpa Hoya Indiana County Carly Blairsville Josephine Blacklick Haa Saltshore Cherry Tree Glymer Gen Campbell Indiana Mnis Europa

Thanksgiving Services at Dix onville Wesleyan Church

Union Thanksgiving Services will be held at the Wesleyan Methodist church in Deonylila on November 29 at 7 40 p m Rev J D Miller pastor of the Dixonville Baptist church will preach the Thanksgiving sermon An offering will benefit the Ted Crogs Society Everyone is urged to attend Wayne Avenue Property Sold to D Cunningham Homer City for 6500 Cunningham plans to relocate in Indiana soon The sale was through attorney W I Wikin referee in bankruptcy Drayman Ezra Pierce in hospital at Indiana hospital after finger injury became infected Temperance Lecture at Curry Run Presby Church near Shelocta next Tuesday evening November 87 at 730 Indiana Markets.

Union Wesleyan Methodist Deonylila Pain J.D. Miller Dixonville Baptist Church Ted Crogs Wayne Avenue W. M. Mahan D. Cunnington Homer City Cunningham Indiana W. I. Wikin Brorestlings Ezra Pierce West Water Street Curry Run Curry Run Presbytery Shelocta

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Institute Ner W. Allison Cameron Davis Lawrence M. Robinson J. J. Hutchingon J. R. Householder J. G. Siverd A. M. Silver Sonja Geo. W. Twadford Blacklion David L. Marshall Marshall Herbert Stifey Ellen BE Johnstown J. FP. Kimmel Near Kiderton Perry Wallace Wiles Daniel Morrison W. J. McGaughey Washington Township William Dearmy Butter Dearmy South Seventh Street Peter Houck Near Clymer John Rowck East Oak Street Sarah K., Stewart Tuth Stewart Blackrick Township Coulter Song John, Jr George Sheroda Lizzie Washburn Moorhead City N. C Luther Roof Railroad Avenue L. A. Rhoades Blairaville A. 2. Ing North Ninth Street Wellington Clark Mahaffey T. B. Clark B. Boyle George Little Philadelphia Street Camp Hancock Augusta Lawrence Little 110Th Regiment Wilson Glassford William Canton William George Wiliam Flaming Sagamore John Adabelle Ruth M. Brown John P. George Harry WW. Bennett J. B. Graham Strongstown R. I. Templeton A. Moorhead G. J, Simpson Ninth Street Anna Barold Mercerburg Academy David Td, Henderson West Church Street Annapolis Miliary Academy Cherryhill Township C. Kemper Sutton Sutton Metropolis Armagh RAD Smecken Frank Marshall Graham D. L. Marshall Baltebury Sara Snow Saltsbury Yes Soll Mich Novellery Hensel Saltabury Gruner WM. Jones Cramer Columbia Plate Glass Company Ife Memorial Hospital Harry B. Mitchell Portmor Indiaon Boy Chirch News Hall James Blair South Sixth Street Koys Trealning George Clark Robert St. Clair Kart Ulph Uullinger Frank Vogel Cunp Meade, Md Garglie Enginear Corps Newell Douglass Stenel Corps
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