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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1919

Page

3

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Indiana Progress Indiana

Philomathean Literary Society Brushvalley Program Dec

The Philomathean Literary Society of Brushvalley will meet in December to present a varied program including music, recitations by Ethel Brink Mary Truby and others, readings by Cora Miller and Alma Rugh, a pantomime The Rising Son of Africa, literary dialogues and a jamboree segment with multiple participants. A lost right-hand fur glove on a Penn Run Strongstown road is posted with contact for a reward.

Ada Cunningham John Brink Jettrude Rugh Truby Alice Rowland A. W. Overdorff Jattrude Rugh Cora Miller Cora Rugh James Stewart Alma Rugh Howard Cunningham Vernon Shannon Blaine Stewart Lloyd Buchanan William Murdick Roy Mack Ethel Sprinkle Jettrude Ruch Ida Cunningham Elizabeth Vans Ethel Brink Mary Swearingen Tlost Penn Run Strongstown Lyman Mardis

Empl oyees organize tele phone firm council at Huntingdon and Cambria

A cooperative employes council formed with three members from Huntingdon and Clearfield exchanges. A management elected three will join to oversee joint interests. Next Indiana Council meeting in January to discuss phases of the telephone business. The company bears all meeting expenses, removing dues.

Huntingdon and Clearfield Telephone Company Cambria Indiania Arl Wiggins Laney Janemanuel Patton Exchange Indiana Council Telephone Company

Census Report Preparation Encouraged for Farmers

County Farm Agent John W. Warner lists sample census schedules for farmers to study. The goal is quick, accurate reporting on farming operations and figures. Schedules are available at the Farm Bureau office and copies sent to local farmers and agents for review.

John W. Warner Farm Bureau Court House Asher G Glenn Hellwood John L. Simpson Marion Center F. M. Kimmel Shelocta Carl Lewis Smicksburg John Wise Lovejoy Rugh Brushvalley Chas. Hutchison Armagh Frank McCrea

Corn and Potato Growers Win Prizes at Indiana County Show

Winners in the corn and potato exhibits include Laughrey Marion Center second place and other exhibitors from Blairsville Indiana Homer City and Lovejoy. Russet potatoes led by Harvey Lute Barnesboro with multiple Marion Center entries. The state show will feature the top yields. Mr Schmitz praised seed variety testing and the county farm bureau led by John W. Warner for service to land tillers.

BR. I. Thompson I. F. Pounds Indiana John I. Simpson Marion Center John Wise Lovejoy J. KR. Cooper R. D B. Ashbaugh Ada M. Simpson Lolw Nola Simpson Harvey Lute Barnesboro John L. Simpson Clark Pollock W. Overdart Homer City Jay Ralston Penn Run William Wilson Avonmore Harrisburg Schmitz Court House Dibble Indiana County Farm Bureau John W. Warner

Poison Gas Origin Traced to German Fire Accident

Pearson's Weekly outlines how poison gas emerged from a Griesheim near Frankfort on the Main chemical explosion. A heat intensified mix of vats produced deadly fumes, killing 53 and injuring many, prompting later German use in warfare. The piece links the incident to early wartime gas strategy. Also notes 1915 act requiring newly elected peace justices to notify the court within 30 days or forfeit commission.

Pearson’s Weekly Griesheim Frankfort-on-the Min Germany Echwanheim Clerman Trustees of the Peace Justice of the Peace Court of Common Pleas Commonwealth

ADMINISTRATOR AND EXECUTOR NOTICE SUMMARY

Notices of administration and executorship for estates in various Pennsylvania towns warn creditors to present authenticated claims and debtors to pay promptly. Names include William M. Nippes, James Todd, Katherine Stephens, and Tain Caputa with dates and localities listed. attorneys Pierce & Pierce and M. Jack appear in several items.

Pierce &Pierce Katherine 7 Stephens Rayne Township Harry Sthpilensa Hzecuter

Notice of sale in estate of Dr W I Barclay

In the matter of the estate of Dr W I Barclay late of Pittsburgh deceased notice is given that Union Trust Company administrator c t a seeks private sale to B H Walter price 800 for lot 10 Saltsburg Indiana County fronting 60 ft on Point Street extending 180 ft to Market Street hearing set December 19 1919 at 10 am creditors and interested may appear sale of personal property and real estate to be offered Wednesday afternoon at the residences of W M Shearer Wayne Avenue beginning 12 39 pm.

Orphans' Court Indiana County Union Trust Company William F. Barclay City of Pittsburgh Fadelegheny State of Pennsylvania BH. R. Walter Saltsburg Indiana 2 Corporation M. Shearer Wayne Avenue

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County Ee A Moorhead A Ralph Moorhead Bell Co-Operative Council Chalmers Chandler Indiana Motor Co North Highth Street Indiana, Pa Buchheit Bros M. Jack William M. Nippes Itlairsville Lise Lllen Nippes Jack James Todd M. Dack Tain Caputa Clymer Martin Obnr John E. Minner and John N. Banks Notion OF Sali W. I. Barclay Indiana Hardware The Tinker Toys Sandy Andy Bizzy Andy Moorhead
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