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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1926

Page

6

Highway boosters meet here yesterday on Trans Continental Route

Delegates from Butler New Castle Kittanning Whitesburg Elderton Shelocta Belsano Hollidayburg and Hibensburg plus Indiana area discussed completing the Benjamin Franklin Highway through the region. Hon J Bilder Peeler Indiana was elected president of the state group with D W Simpson presiding and John Deitz chosen temporary chair. Peeler and Deitz spoke on the project history and urged broad cooperation for a completed highway benefiting local and statewide public service.

J. Wider Peeler Benjamin Franklin National Highway Association Indiana Hotel Oyeaterday Butler New Castle Kittanning Whitesburg Elderton Shelocta Belsano Hollidayeburg Hicbensburg Indiana D. W. Simpson John Deitz J. Bilder Peeler J. D. Hartman Holliayaburs W. F. Wettling Charles EB. Mears Deitz Peeler Cambria Armstrong

Indiana store victim of bad check passer

Albert Zander 26 of Columbus arrested the same day after using a 28.37 check to pay for a 12 raincoat at Dinsmore’s store. He boarded a train, was nabbed at Torrance by an officer summoned by the store, and jailed. Dinsmore’s inquiry tied him to similar offenses in Ambridge and Middletown.

Dinsmore Albert Zander Columbus Zander Ang National Bank of Detroit Bipirsville Torrence

Nine Townships Reveal 34 Reactors in T B Area Tests

The T B Area Test has progressed rapidly with nine townships completed and only 34 reactors found to date. One herd in Burrel Township was missed last year. The county will qualify as a modified area, eliminating testing for three years and requiring retesting of only 20 percent of herds later.

Civic Groups Meet At Indiana Hotel Monday Evening

A joint meeting of Rotary Kiwanis and Indiana Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Indiana Hotel Monday evening with Col W G Archer of the Trade Extension Bureau Pittsburgh to address the gathering. Communion services will be held at Gastown Lutheran church Sunday at 10:80. Rev Oscar Woods will lead. Preparatory services and a congregation al business meeting will occur Saturday at 1 PM. Thanksgiving observances include family dinners and union services at the M B church with Rev Roger Charnock delivering the sermon. Charles W Parks of Blairsville was sentenced in Pittsburgh Federal Court to four months in the Indiana county jail for theft from freight cars. The Graff meat market is paying 88 cents for butter and 60 cents for eggs this week.

Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs Indiana Chamber of Commerce Indiana Hotel Col. W. G. Archer Trade Prxtension Bureau Pittsburgh Gastown M. B Roger Charnock Christ Episcopal Church Charles W.parks Blairsville Federal Court of Indiana County Indiana St.Jacob’s Chavel South Bend St. Jacob's Church Oblery Church Counel Woods

Benefit for Firemen to Be Held on December 9

The Indiana Fire Association hosts a benefit on December 9 offering two admissions either to the Firemen’s Ball at the Armory or to the Ritz Theatre. Tickets mailed to residents include options for dancing or theater, supporting firefighters noted for their service and efficiency. Every resident is urged to buy one or more tickets.

Ritz Indianna' Fire Association Armory

Real estate transfers mix in Blairsville area records

A series of property transfers includes Cramer Coal to Mary L. Riffle for a lot in Hast Wheat field at 450 dollars and multiple Blairsville deeds with small sums. Transfers cover 40 acres in Montgomery, 26 acres in South Mahoning, and various Homer City, Saltsburg, Smicksburg, and White area parcels, with prices ranging from one dollar to thousands. Names include Ranson, Caldwell, Orr, Mogle, Meeder, McParland, Simpson, and others, reflecting a broad dataset of local land trades and mortgage-clearing transactions.

Cramer Coal, Coke and Stone Co Mary L. Riffle Hast Wheatfield Walter C. Paul Eva T. Ranson Blairsville T. Ranson Paul C. Walter Frank M. Graft Janet C. Richey Murray R. Blose J. H. Blose Montgomery A. O. Stile Genara Stile H. M. Blose W. Mabon Orr Daniel M. Caldwell Homer City Sarah Orr H. Mabon Orr Genter Glsen Angela Feraya South Mahoning Yawretce Burton Bracken Maude R. Bracken Burrell Charles Meeder Hdward G. Meeder Coil Sarah Catharine Mogle J. Vv. Mogle C. S. Davis David Edmunds Smicksburg

Marriage Licenses Listed From Various Towns

A line of names for licenses includes Miles T. Lockard Farmington PA Veda Smith Gipsy Ord J Bakar Emeigh Aneda Marie McManus Emeigh Gordon Berg Commodore Flossie Young Cockport Priest Walford Milligan Derry Hisie Blaine Troup Blatraville Wilson Gromley Arcadia Francis Davis Arcadia Floyd Stanley Barnett Indiana Anna M Sylvis Indiana Jacob W Spencer Calberg PA Helen Martin Trade City.

Miles T. Lockard Farmington Veda Smith Gipsy Ord J. Bakar Emeigh Aneda Marie McManus Emeigh Gordon Berg Commodore Flossie Young Cockport Walford Milligan Derry Hisie Blaine Troup Blatraville Wilson Gromley Arcadia Francis Davis Floyd Stanley Barnett Indiana Anna M. Sylvis Jacob W. Spencer Calberg

Schoolmates Recall Fifty Year Bond At Birthday Dinner

A.B. Griffith of Maple street celebrated a birthday with relatives and friends. Guests included Amanda Blackstone of Railroad avenue and Frances Luzell of Best Philadelphia street, who were his schoolmates fifty years ago in Cherryhill township.

A.B. Griffith Maple Street Amanda Blackstone Railroad Avenue Frances Luzell Philadelphia Cherryhill Township

Indiana Boy Mack Henderson Receives Phi Mu Alpha Honor

Mack T Henderson sophomore at Ohio Wesleyan College Delaware QO and son of Mr and Mrs Jones I Henderson of Church Street is elected to preparatory membership in Omega chapter of Phi Mu Alpha an honorary music fraternity. Mrs Frank J Neff recovering from appendectomy after operation at Indiana Hospital is reported as getting along nicely. Indiana State Normal School football team wins Pennsylvania West Virginia Normal School championship 13 to 7 over West Liberty Blairsville High School defeats Indiana High School 15 to in closing season. Teacher training commencement set for Tanoma. Woman’s Relief Corps sends three barrels of fruit preserves to Memorial Home Brookville.

Indiana Mack T. Henderson Jones I. Henderson Church Street Ohio Wesleyan College Delaware Omega Chapter Phi Mu Alpha Cothese Prank I Neff Frank JL. Neff Indiana Hospital Pennsylvania West Virginia Indiana State Normal West Liberty W. Va Blairsville Len Wonap’s Woman's Relief Corps Memorial Brookville

Annual Meeting of Farm Extension Delights Women

Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association holds its annual meeting at the Court House at 1 PM on Friday December 3. Dr B L Nixon nicknamed the Wizard of State College will be principal speaker and a first time Women’s Division will see electrical demonstrations in the Rest Room arranged by the Chamber of Commerce. A talk on electricity in the farm home follows at 2 PM by a Pann Public Service Corporation representative, with sewing center and home economics reports at 2:50 to 4:00 from Marion Center and Brushvalley groups.

Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association Court House B. L. Nixon Lei the Wizard of Indiana Chamber of Commerce Womer Pann Public Service Corporation J. H. Smith McCormick M. Thompson

Local hunting clubs plan trips for big game next week

Indiana area clubs Indiana-Jeannetta and Frenchville announce hunts near Keating and Fredergey. Members include Milton Williams Fred Herlinger Elmer W. Al Hison Kinney Stephens Charles Meek Dr. William Nix Herbert Long Homer Bartlebaugh H V Herlinger Joe Hubbard Eric Pittsburgh John M. Dougherty Jess Swan John Russell John McQuilken Earl Lightcap David Bethel Harry W. Fee Curtis Waugamian G Coleman Thomas Clarksburg Daugherty John Byers Irvin Shoemaker Brookville Harry Shaffer Charles Shafer Jess Boyer Joe Stadtmiller Dale Sourwine Luther Singhes Boyd Stuchell James McAfons Indiana William Parkin Idaimar Earl Shaffer Valley Grumbling Doyle Kevins Hailwood Lawrence Teed Starford. The Frenchville club leaves Monday for Fredergey for 15 days. they have bagged 14 bucks in three years.

Big Indiana Boar Civ Huntingdon County Milton Williams Fred Herlinger Elmer W. al, Hison Kinney Stephens Charles Meek William Nix Herbert Long Homer Bartlebaugh H. V. Herlinger Joe Hubbard Gon. Eric Pittsburgh Indiana-Jeannetta Hunting Club Keating John M. Dougherty Jess Swan John Russell John McQuilken Earl Lightcap David Bethel Harry W. Fee Curtis Waugamian G. Coleman Aon Thomas Clarksburg Daugherty John Byers Joannette Irvin Shoemaker Brookville Frenchville Frenchville Hunting Club Leave Monday For the Homesor Fredergey Harry Shaffer Charles Shafer Jess Boyer Joe Stadtmiller Dale Sourwine Luther Singhes Boyd Stuchell James McAfons Indiana William Parkin Idaimar Earl Shaffer Valley Grumbling Doyle Kevins

Fire Blight Demonstrations to Be Held December 2

Two fire blight demonstrations and meetings will be held Thursday December 2 conducted by Dr B Li Nixon of the Extension Department at State College. Morning session 8 A M at William Shaffer farm near Covode. afternoon session 2 P M at WW Stonebraker orchard on the Clymer road. Attendees may learn about fire blight and related diseases from a Pennsylvania expert.

B. Li Nixon Extension Department State College William Shaffer Covode W. Stonebraker Clymer Road Nixon Pennsylvania

LOCAL NOTABLES SEEKS AND SHARES TOWN VISITS

Francis real brief items record visits by R St Kime of Georgeville Squire George H Wihil of Banks township and other Indiana callers Friday. Postmaster W W Coulter West Lebanon county seat on business. Many residents renew subscriptions to The Progress, visit in town, or attend the supervisors' convention.

East Run Social Visit Notes and Birthday Celebration

Mrs Adda Parnsworth visited relatives in Indiana last week and Miss Virginia Langham a Arcadia high school student spent the weekend at her home here. Neighbors gathered at Blaine McMillen's Wil sik home to celebrate Beasie Kerr's birthday with games and lunch.

Adda Parnsworth Indiana Virginia Langham Arcadia Norris Butterbaugh Clayton Daugherty Clair Blaine McMillen Wilsik Kerr Beasie Kerr

Bold thieves mark dig haul in Blairsville

Late evening robbery at George A Warnshuis jewelry store on Market Street Blairsville. Thieves used a rear window to enter the darkened shop and took watches rings and other jewelry from trays. They left the empty trays and did not take cash from the safe or register. Estimated loot about 10000 dollars.

George A. Warnshuis Blairsville Market Street Warnshull

Glen Campbell and Others Home News Items

Mrs W M Aris entertained the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church at her home. Heber Smith, longtime Altoona resident, moved his family here last week. Mrs T J Fee improving after illness. Mr and Mrs J B Lowmaster spent Sunday at the William Cunningham home. Mrs I B Clark returned from a two week Pittsburgh visit. Mrs B D Wihiit hosted the Adult Bible class at her home Wednesday. Mr Malton of Mileshurs returned after a week with daughter Mrs Charls Petar. Indiana Boys Help writecard for Muskingum defeating Marinita 97 to ?. Muskingum College, New Concord Ohio closed football season. Victory keeps Muskingum unbeaten in the Ohio conference and champions. Glenn and Reed Clark, sons of Glenn Clark, were star players on their school team. New car burned a Studebaker belonging to Howard Jones damaged. Henderson residence nearby spared. George Smith of town promoted to assistant manager of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co in Johnstown district with Somerset HQ.

R. St. Kime Georgeville Indiana George H. Mwihel Banks Township Squirre D. J. Alligon Levi Powell Marchand W. W. Coulter West Lebanon William G. Smith Tearchester Mills W. W. Couch Young Township Iwas W. M. Sheesley Cruckside Treaday J. Tyger Ganoe Township M. K. Benneth von, Miller Brushvalley L. J. Anderson Walt Kiown Charksburg Macy Dh. George Apollo Center Township C. Genres West Lebanor H. Wallace Thomas Washington Street Cleveland Clinic M. Kettering Washington Township Harry P. Griffith Philadelphia Street Cambridge Springs G. W. Clawson Blacklick R. PD. 1 Clawson Progress J. W. Hoffman Wintondale Cyrus EF. Pearce Flame J. Reese Pantall Ponssiiwney J. G. McCrory New York City McCrory MeCrory McCrory 5 Stora Corporation Misa Julia Devinney John K. Devinney The Floyd Braughter Butler Covode Butler Grocery Co Jennie E. Fryer Cherry Tree West Palm Beach Jacksonville Florida B.D. Wihiiit M. EE Hey Hone Mr. Malton Mileshiurs Charlys Petar Witecard Muckingum Marinita New Concord Ohio Miusiinsgiinhe Leum Olio Uhein Glenn Reed Clark Gannty Cammussjonar Mra da G. Clark Thiegehool Tet Sension Iellow Joel Boys Cyes Balarday Katharine Moorbeal South PiLth Ktreet Studebaker Howard Jones Moorhead George Smith Town Metropolitan Life Insurance Co Johnstown Somerset

Indiana County Theatres Stage 150 Town Tour

Indiana's modern theaters will host a tour presenting Deller plays led by New York impresario Jon Golden. Opening Monday November 29 at the Tatz Theatre, the Seventh Teaventy marks Golden's acclaimed success with 750 performances. Marie De Jen and Tote bry Mason will star, under guidance of theater figures including Belux, Smith, and Wieteld.

Uas Indiana New York Pennayhanniin Jon Golden Tatz Teaventry Golden Booth Phanter New York City Marie de Jen Tote Bry Mason du Todionn Rodtoy Phiys Asdinsion Thies Strh Pres Jdneers Ag Doh Golden Dwwild Beluxoo Winelell Sioith Davide Wieteld Willhint Harris Oun Detars Prudnemrs

Lavellth Taian Supervisors convention well attended

The Lavellth annual convention of the Taian Supervisors, held at the Ganet Manse on Phars day, drew broad county turnout. State Highway Department speakers offered updates on construction and maintenance. Officers elected include President F.C. McCrea Blairaville, Vice President R. D. View, Treasurer J. J. Campbell Homer Gily, and Secretary John F. Johnston Salisbury. John G. St. Clair, cashier of the Farmers Bank, celebrated a birthday with colleagues visiting his home, where a dinner and surprise gift followed, marking his 24th career anniversary.

Derby County Lavellth Taian Commely Supervisora Sunved Ganet Manse Pharsday Loessepoukers F.C. McCrea Blairaville R. D J. A. Vixen Livermore J. J. Campbell Homer Gily John F. Johnston Salisbury John G. St. Chat John G. St. Clair Farmers’ Bank and Trust Co John Elerical Forea Wiebank

Harry Bryan Fatally Injured By Auto

Harry Bryan 86 of White Township died at Indiana hospital after being struck by a car on Marion Center road Monday morning. Driver identity not released. Bryan was a longtime farmer and stock dealer, jury commissioner in 1910, and active church member. Funeral arrangements pending.

Harry Hrein White Township Tba Indiana Hospital Marion Center Road Bryan Hma Pergan Eileen Bryan Wis Join Mary Allison Bryan Rushvallay Township Doemet Oy Bryan Dante Indiana Wea Tle Gryan Wies Marguella Wiesins Edict Charles WW. Dryan Loyaltown Cal W. B. Necker Braddock Weed, Purdy Sewickley A. M. Meare Calgary Can James M Maute Marty Bryan Lome United Presbyterian Church

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