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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1923

Page

6

Bravest Woman in Frontier History Jemima Suggett Johnson

Mrs Jemima Suggett Johnson famed as Col Richard M Johnson’s mother and Bryan’s station heroine in 1782. At the stockaded fort two hundred Indians attacked. she and twelve women fetched water while under threat, deceiving the attackers and enabling a safe return. Six deaths from moonshine liquor reported in Pittsburgh region in 24 hours, linking to kidney damage and Bright's disease risks.

Rtichard M. Johnson United States Kentucky Jemima Suggett Johnson Bryan Girty, McKee Campbell John Craig Johnson Richard Sally Gryun

Local notes from Indiana County and vicinity

Lovejoy Leonard Owens family from Akron and Tom Davidson family from Commodore visit friends here. Beulah Ruth Russell stay near Grisemore. Mrs Frank Young and Plessie visit Mrs Alba Lydie. Wm Beer family from Dixonville visit Jasse Beer. Ruby McCombs works for A C G Shank. Emma Bostic and W H Lloyd visit Sam Trucy. Edith Ellen Carlson visit Commodore. Clayton Cressley celebrate birth of daughter. J Q Clark returns from Philadelphia. J S Cleveland on eastern state vacation. Lydia Getty visiting Clair Getty. Z R 1 sighted over town on Monday. Jane Pennington hospitalized in Clearfield in serious condition after operation. Administrators Notice: Letters of administration on the estate of S. Britt granted. claims and debts to be presented. CHAPMAN, Administrator. Indiana, Va., Sept. 5, 1923.

Leonard Owens Todd Akron Tom Davidson Commodore John Davidson Beulah Ruth Russell Grisemore Frank Young Plessie Cockport Alva Lydie Wm. Beer Dixonville Jasse Beer Ruby McCombs A. CG. Shank Emma Bostic W. H. Lloyd Hastings Sam Trucy Edith Ellen Carlson Clayton Cressley Senator J. Q. Clark Philadelphia Cleveland Lydia Getty Indiana Clair Getty Jane Pennington Clearfield Hospital

Children to Be Taught Safety in Schools

Atlantic City reports two million school children will study accident prevention this fall under National Safety Council guidance. Marcus Dow of New York says special textbooks, drills, slogans and debates will reduce 20 000 annual fatalities. English, civics, geography and arithmetic classes will integrate safety topics and data. Cities with early success include Cleveland Detroit St Louis New York Chicago Cincinnati and Boston. The American Museum of Natural History will provide exhibits on animal protection and life preservation.

Atlantic City Marcus Dow New York National Safety Council Dow Cleveland Detroit St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati Buffalo Milwaukee Seattle Boston Louisville Rochester Baltimore American Museum of Natural History Council

Auto and Pump Gun Threaten U S Wildlife

Dr William Hornaday director of the New York Zoological Garden argues automobiles and automatic shotguns threaten wildlife to extinction. He calls for a 50 percent bag limit reduction and shorter open seasons. He notes cars enable rapid ground coverage and modern rifles reach long ranges while shotguns spray pellets like a hose sprinkler. He urges limiting shotgun capacity to two shells.

U. 5 Wild Life Washington William “’. Horn- Aday New York Zoological Garden Nature Hornaday Barty

Bear Attacks Car After Collision on Road

Buffalo man Pat John H Newell reports meeting a large black bear on the road fifteen toes from Kane. He pursued and struck the animal, which leaped at a front wheel puncturing the tire in three places before disappearing into the woods. Newell presented an almost new die with three holes as evidence.

Kene Pat John H. Newell Buffalo Kane Newell

Feats Hard Luck by Drowning Self

Sumiey daunk of this city reportedly spoke of bad luck and then drowned shortly after, entering the water after delivering a remark about bad fortune. The incident ends with his death, prompting local officials to investigate the drowning on the city’s waterfront.

Ahlengo Sumiey Daunk

Zion's Valley Social Notes and Local Visits

Q T Briggs and Fran tes called in the valley on Sabbath with Mrs. Catherine Wasson. Clarence Cravener and Nellie Anderson of McKinstry Hill visited in the Anderson home. Mrs. Jennie Anderson spent the week in Vandergrift and was accompanied home by Victor Stephens on and family and Mrs. Clyde George and Martha. AIT members motored to Elderton to visit Aunt Mrs. McCracken. Mr. and Mrs. Gert Kunkle and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kunkle. Miss Agatha and Lyle Coleman of Vandergrift visited John Bagley and friend in Stafford on Sabbath. Vane Anderson of Vandergrift called in the valley to announce the arrival of a baby boy Wednesday evening. Mr. Altman and family moved to Ches Wilson farm. Walter George of Apollo was in the valley Monday. One Day Battery Service at Vesta Service Station 40 Nixon Avenue Indiana Pa. 22-the.

Zion's Valley Q. T. Briggs Frantes Catherine Wasson Clarence Cravener Nellie Anderson McKinstry Hill Anderson Jennie Anderson Vandergrift Victor Stephenson Clyde George Martha Ait Elderton McCracken Gert Kunkle Mr. Kuntkle Alex Kunkie Miss Agatha Lyle Coleman Vandererift John Bagley Friend Stafford Vane Anderson Mr. Altman Ches, Wilson Farm Peter George Walter George Apollo

Local Visits Highlight Sabbath Guests and Society Meeting

Mr and Mrs Robert Sharp and son Arthur of Brackenridge visited relatives over Sabbath. Mrs Hannah Hill of Ordnungside was guest of her cousin Mrs Princes Kline last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Walker of Brackenridge visited Sabbath with uncle Israel Walker. The Ladies Missionary Society of United Presbyterian church held an all day meeting at Mrs William Sharp's home. Mr and Mrs John Warner and family of Indiana spent Sabbath with relatives here.

Robert Sharp Arthur Brackenridge Hannah Hill Ordéckside Princes Kline Frank Walker Israel Walker Ladies’ Missionary Society United Presbyterian Church William Sharp John Warner Indiana

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