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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1913

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Hunting Season Opens With Licenses Short in Indiana County

Hundreds of local hunters who paid the license fee cannot hunt as the state failed to supply enough licenses in Indiana County. Treasurer J Willis Wilson expected a restock last week, but none arrived, and receipts were not issued for new payments. About two thousand licenses have been issued to date, with more applications on file awaiting the next shipment.

Indiana County J. Willis Wilson Wilson Harrisburg

Farm rights dispute yields large jury award

Ford Parry won a 1700 verdict against Cambria and Indiana Rail Road Company for damages from a right of way through his Green Township farm. The prior 1912 trial had awarded 1410. jurors reportedly did not know of the earlier verdict when increasing the award by 290.

Elgil Ford Parry Cambria & Indiana Railroad Company Parry Green Township Antoinette Bertuzzi Buck Run Clymer

Veterans of Co. D 206th Revisit Reunion Gathering

Veterans of Co. D 206th BVI gathered Saturday in Indiana for their annual reunion with Blairsville and other locals attending. John A. Johnston presided as officers were elected John A Johnston president J M Altman vice president J M Marshall secretary and J W Harbison treasurer After tours and dinner the group heard welcomes from Burgess I A Crossman and brief remarks from Gen Harry White John S Fisher J N Langham John H Pierce and D M Fair A drum corps and glee club performed and a matinee at the Star theatre followed The roll call showed 100 men serving with 9 present 8 known living and 79 confirmed dead reflecting high Civil War mortality The gathering featured remarks on aging veterans mortality by Dr William Hogack.

Co. D 206Th Regiment 206Th John A. Tohnston DuBois New Municipal Hall John A. Johnston J. M. Altman Blairsville J. M. Marshall Indiana J. W. Harbison Court House Burgess I. A. Crossman Harry White John 8. Fisher J. N. Langham John H. Pierce D. M. Fair Pittsburg Veteran Glee Club William Hosack EB. M. Lydick Park J. B. Younkins Star Theatre William Hogack 11Th Reserves

Mission Opens This Evening With Archdeacon Webber

Archdeacon Webber, noted evangelist, begins a week long mission at 7 30 PM in the Episcopal church. He will speak nightly outlining the schedule for subsequent services, sharing experiences from Egypt and the Holy Land. Admission is free with voluntary offerings each evening and a question box available. Dates October 15 through October 22 at the corner of Philadelphia and Ninth streets.

Indiana Archdeacon Webber Episcopal Church Egypt Holy Land Philadelphia Ninth Streets

O'Neil to Speak at Indiana Union Meeting Next Sunday

J Denny O'Neil county commissioner and Pennsylvania Retail Business Men's Association president will address 2 union members in the Auditorium next Sunday at 2 PM under Christian Workers Association of Indiana. Music by Prof Hamlin EH Cogswell. Public invited. No collection. White Township couple to wed Nita May Brown to wed J Irwin Long on Thursday Oct 30. He is a former Indiana Normal student and farmer. Jesse R Beer and Dolly Bell Brickell wed in Indiana. couple to live in Shelocta where Beer farms.

J. Denny O'Neil Board of County Commissioners Allegheny County Pennsylvania Retail Business Men’s Association Christian Workers Association of Indiana Hamlin EH. Cogswell Normal Conservatory of Music White Township J. M. Brown Town Nita May J. Irwin Long Miss Brown Vandergrift Brown Long Indiana Normal Jesse R. Beer Shelocta Dolly Bell Brickell Indiana J. W. Cary Methodiat Episcopal Church Church Street

Collision at Stony Run Injures Motormen in Indiana Rwys

The Graceton car and the work car of the Indiana County Railways Company collided at Stony Run on Wednesday morning. Albert Warrenn, motorman on the Graceton car, saved his life by jumping. Howard Hoffman, motorman on the work car, was slightly injured. Occupants of the Passenger car were shaken up but not seriously hurt.

Graceton Indiana County Railways Company Stony Run Albert Warren Howard Hoffman

Pie Socials At Crepa And Nearby Schoolhouses

A pie social will be held at the Crepa School on Friday evening. All are invited to attend a box and pie social at the Georgeville school house on Vetesday October 22. Treese school houses in Green township host Friday evening events.

Crepa Georgeville Treese Green Township

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Listings

Weeds recorded in Indiana County show numerous transfers of acres and lots. Names include Sarah C. Michel, Miles Rupert, Hannah Jamison, Merle Davis, Viola Burkey, Elizabeth Shrock, Edward Nesbit, Mary Mulvehill, Wm Helm, Mary Agnes Moore, Frank M. Smith, John Pierce, Jacob Stonebraker, Yellow Creek Coal Co, Center and Pine districts, and multiple trusts and coal companies transferring land and lots with prices ranging from 50 to 4000 dollars.

Indiana County Sarah C. Michel Canoe J. &. Bisher Miles E. Rupert Grant Viola Burkey Hannah M. Jamison N .Indiana N. A. Jamison J. M. Thompson Banks Merle L. Davis James N. Stewart White George W. Isenberg John D. Minser T. A. Grunmibling Green Manor Real Estate& Trust Co M. W. Best Jacob Stonebraker Jacob Sylvia Armstrong A. M. Sylvis W. FF. Bliin Yellow Creek Coal Co Gilbert T. McCrea W. I. Mikesell Martha K. Snyder Brush Creek Coal Mining Co Robert A. Fry Burrell Josephine Furnace & Coke Co Joshua M. Gibson Genter Thomas Glass Chas. M. McEwen Plumville James G. Fisher T. Gibson Indiana Mabel W. Mack T. B. Glass Center J. Milton Cunningham Thomas A. Stewart Washington G. Franklin Lohr Margaret P. Lyons Saltsburg Andrew D. Black Rose R. McCoy Hast Feeeele G. H. Matthews

Brothers Charged in Murderous Attack on Ernest Man

Domenick Rossi held Ernest Guerrieri as Antonio Rossi allegedly tracked the skull with a hatchet and inflicted likely fatal injuries. Antonio escaped while Dominick remained jailed awaiting the outcome. The victim is in critical condition at Indiana hospital after a Sunday card party dispute.

Domenick Rossi August Guerrieri Ernest Antonio Rossi Antonio Guerrieri Indiana Hospital Dominick Rossi

PERSONAL BREVITIES NEAR INDIANA AND SURROUNDING AREAS

W W McMillan of Home and William J Harper of near Clymer were among Tuesday and Monday visitors. Mr and Mrs Hdgar Mack of Mr haffey spent Sunday here. R McCurdy and wife of Wear Lebanon were Indiana visitors Saturday. John Sharp and wife near Marion Center visited Indiana yesterday. J T Cleaver and T B Byers of Smicksburg were county seat visitors.

F.C. Sensabaugh Lovejoy Indiana Boyd I. Lewis Josephine S. McCreary Marion Center John Washington Ralph Ellen Bates Ada Fisher Creekside Chestnut Plat School House A. B. Shankle Pittsburgh Hillsdale W. G. Stephens Catawba, O Penn Nancy Stephens W. W. McMillan Home William J. Harper Near Clymer Hdgar Mack Mary Gibson Town Johnston Bride Youngstown Ohio A. B. King North Ninth Street Amelia Lytle West Philadelphia Greensburg Scottdale Latrobe Harry B. Neal Church Street DuBois Johnsonburg Merle Henry Minnie Penn Run R. Clark South Street Ripley, N Clark Stella Hasinger Helen Sutton Margaret Hasinger Windwees Pittsburg Mary JT. Arble Altoona Jesse Burnheimer Dilltown James Elkin W. T. Moyle J. C. Elkin Rossmoyne H. M. Ansley Philadelphia State Association of Charities and Correction Susan McGaughey Mary Stoops Susan West Chester Pounds Wayne Avenue Helen Speedy South Harry S. Wyncoop New York City J. B. Wyncoop East Mahoning Township John Devlin Shéloca 206Th Regiment Adam Snyder Glaysport McKeesport Nationople Mary J. Wimner Near Town Brank Griffith Winel Mary Homer City Nelada Dumm Paso Tex John R. Bryan South Fifth Street Dumm Pennsylvania Hannah Walker Ida McDonald Joseph Byerly Barney Miller Shelocta J. R. Hendersson Thirteenth Street Mr. Mendarson Jacob Henderson Blairsville Gettysburg Chicago

Prominent Blairsville Leader Major Thomas D Cunningham Dies

Major Thomas David Cunningham, 73, a Blairsville pillar, died at home after a two day illness. Civil War veteran, commanded Company B of the 50th Pennsylvania, wounded at Gettysburg. Bank president, church elder, Blairsville College for Women promoter. Survived by wife and children in Pittsburgh Washington and New York. Funeral at Presbyterian Church Blairsville. Interment Blairsville cemetery.

T., D. Cunningham Thomas David Cunningham Blairaville 50Th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Gettysburg Hira Gualiant First National Bank of Blairsville Presbyterian Church Blairsville College For Women George §. Cunningham Pittsburg Clarvey S$. Cunningham Washington, D. C Misa Wallace Cunningham Stanley Mitchell New York City Missy Helen Cunningham Presbyteriaan Church Blairsville Cemetery

Deaths of Mrs Catherine Sutter and Peter Young

Mrs Catherine Sutter, 74, longtime Corene resident and widow of Christopher C. Sutter, died at home of general debility. Funeral held Tuesday at Covode's church. buried in church cemetery. Peter Young, 68, Elderton resident and Civil War veteran, died of heart trouble while driving Saturday morning. wife predeceased him, house keeper present. No children.

John Frech White Township Germany Co. A. &8&Th P. V Rhoda Stuchell Frech Harry Hari Indiana Laura Oregon Harry Kane Armstrong Township Aston Shatter Washington Township Clay Calhoun Creekside Cora Maggie Francis Dante Frevch and & Siater D. ‘T Palmer Fof Blacklick Oakland Cemetery Catherine Sutter Corene Christopher C. Sutter John Knanff John Sutter Punxsutawney Daniel Sutter Covode Gurley Wachob Peter & Young Elderton Co. M 14Th Pennsylvania Cavalry Mr. Young Ness Falog

Mrs M EB Lowman Dies at Clyde in 70th Year

Mrs M B Lowman of Clyde died October 4 in her 70th year. Survived by daughter Mrs Homer Stewart of Leetonia and several grandchildren. Also survived by brothers Isaac Lower Spokane WA Josiah Lower Corral and sister Mrs Michael Mack Robe ingon. Funeral held Monday officiated by Rev Waltman with Rev Logan assisting. Interment at Germany Lutheran Church cemetery in West Wheatfield township.

M. B. Lowman Clyde Homer Stewart Leetonia Ohio Isaac Lower Spokane Wash Josiah Lower Coral Michael Mack Robe,ingon Tev. Waltman Kev, Logan

Medical Inspectors Named for County Schools

State Health Commissioner Dix has appointed a large corps of physicians to inspect public school pupils in Glen Campbell, Jacksonville, Brushvalley, Hellwood, Canoe, Rossiter, Homer City, Cherry Tree, Clarisburg, Iselin, Clymer, Conemaugh, Saltaburg, Marion Center, Shelocta, West Ma ioring, Zlumville, Washington, West Wheatfield, and Young townships. Doctors listed include O. B. Lewis, Wes Shields, William Jouna, J. C. Gourley, Joseph M. Lukehart, C. P. Reed, T. D. Stephens, James H. Peterman, C. G. B. Crammer, J. S. Miller, W. B. Earhart, A. H. Stewart, HK. BE. Onstott, St. A. Smith, C. M. Smith, J. A. Hkin, and Jny Alexander.

Dixon Glen Campbell Banks Township O. B. Lewis Jacksonville Blank Hele Wes. Shields Kent Brushvalley William Jouna Bullington Pine Townships J. CG. Gourley Hellwood Canoe Township Joseph M. Lukehart Rossiter Homer City Center Township C. P. Reed Cherryhill T. D. Stephens Pena Rita Cherry Tree James H. Peterman Cheery Tree Clarisburg Independent District CG. B. Crammer Iselin Clymer J. S. Miller Conemaugh W. B. Earhart Saltsburg Marion Center East Mahoning Grant A. H. Stewart Saltaburg HK. BE. Onstott Shelocta St. A. Smith C. M. Smith Zlumville Washington Township

Local Social News From Reynotonville and Nearby Towns

Mrs. Beer of Reynotonville visits her niece Mrs. Retta Conit on. Visitors include Mrs. Anna Bond of Pittsburg and Mrs. Whitesell of Punxsutawney at Clark Shaffer’s home. Feneral attendees listed many relatives from Punxsutawney DuBois Wallopsburg Indiana Dayton and Plumville. Mary Weaver of DuBois visiting her mother Mrs. Martha Lakehart. Various residents noted at social visits travel and family events. A wedding party auto trip to Brookville is mentioned.

Beer Reynotonville Retta Coniton Anna Bond Pittsburg Mra. Whitesell Punxsutawney Clark Shaffer James S. Weston Luther Lowe T. G. Stiteler DuBois A. C. Robinson Oliver Crissman G. A Robinson R. J. Roberta Gon. Owen Marion Center R. J Mollie Williams T. M. Glenn Brookville Asher G. Glenn Wireashburg Hazel Davis Braddock T. M. Owens Griffth Farm Bennett House Nolo G. M. Joiner Richard Williams Doyle Joiner Quinsy Mish Helen Martin Hellwood Hmima Wilda Williams R. F. Templeton Indiana Vernie Russell Bertha Gibson Pine Flats Emma Wiliams

Rallies for Good Roads Set Across County

Public spirited citizens prepare for county rallies to support a 350,000,000 loan for improved roads. Indiana and Blairsville hosts next week will feature speakers Justice John P. Wikin Indiana and Hon John S. Fisher Pennsylvania Good Roads Association. Past Master George S. Ladd of the State Grange will address crowds alongside local officials to outline bond advantages.

State Grange Indiana Blairsville Court House George 8. Ladd Massachusetts National Grange John P. Wikin John S. Fisher Tadlapa Pennsylvania Good Roads Association Pennsylvania

Reception for Pastor on Wedding Anniversary

South Bend congregation welcomed Rev. A. Lenhart and family with a reception on Monday October 6. About 59 members and friends donated canned fruit jellies and entables. at arrival September 27 they were presented a rug by Zions Valley and St. Jacob's Congregations. The evening featured social time a sumptuous lunch and a closing serenade marking the pastor and wife’s anniversary.

South Bend Lenhart St. Jacob’s Reformed Church of Zions Valley St. Jacob's Partor

Women organize in interest of suffrage in Indiana County

About 75 women met in the Court House for the Indiana County Division of the Woman's Suffrage Party of Pennsylvania to organize. Miss Jane E. Leonard presided, with Mrs. S. M. Jack as temporary secretary. Mrs. R. A. Thompson was elected chairman, Mrs. John M. Leech secretary, and Mrs. Linus Lewis treasurer, with Miss Mayy Bakewell of Pittsburgh as state organizer addressing the gathering.

J. A. Thompson Indiana County Woman's Suffrage Party of Pennsylvanian Court House Jane E. Leonard Indiana Normal School S. M. Jack R. A. Thompson Town John M. Leech Linus Lewis Mayy. &. Bakewell Pittsburg

Miner Killed In Mine Collapse At Lucerne

Domenick Derra, a young miner, was killed when a heavy stone fell while he crawled under it to loosen the rock at Lucerne mines. He and other workers had labored an hour to undermine the blockage before the fatal blow.

Lucerne Domenick Derra Derra

New Room Added at Second Ward School Aides Named

Due to crowding in the second grade an extra room was opened in the first week. Miss May Boggs, longtime substitute, was chosen instructor of the new room. Miss Martha Hamilton of North Ninth street was elected substitute teacher.

Second Ward May Boggs Martha Hamilton North Ninth Street

Obituaries for McMullen and Devinney in Blairsville area

Mrs Mary McMullen widow of Dr James McMullen of Mechanicsburg died at her sister s home in Tarpentum Sabbath eve October 12. Remains to Blairsville for interment at Blairsville Cemetery at 2 o clock. Survivors include daughters in law Mrs Jane Orange and Mrs John Hovis and Charles of Mechanicsburg. two grandchildren Dick Allen and Mrs Mery Blatchly of Pasadena Cal. Albert Graham son of Mr and Mrs G S Graham died near Jacksonville aged 20 7 14. Mineral services held at home by Rev W D Nwing. interment Jacksonville Cemetery. Frank M Devinney formerly of Blairsville died in Pittsburgh and remains brought to Blairsville for interment.

Smicksbury James 5 Weston Smicksburg 103Rd Pennsylvania Infantry Leona Davis A. C. Dodson Punxsutawney John Weston George Weston Methodist Episcopal Church William Mikesell Ilinois Idaho W. Meyers Lyale Witzwbeth Thomas Li.m. Henderson Helen Mildred Homer City J. Frank Russell John Houser Indiana Robert Scott Mrs. Howard B. Kimmel Elderton David Barnett Inediana J. Prank Tuscell Merton -Roland Jessie Kimmel Howard Kimmel the Glades Mabel Coulter Parkwood John Coulter Purchase Lane Chas Mary McMullen Mary Tomb McMullet James McMullen Mechantcsburg McClellan Tarpentum Blairaville Blairsville Sen Jane Orange South Dakota John Hovis Wilkingburg Charles Mechanicsburg Dick Allen Mery Blatchly Pasadena Cal Albert Graham G. 8. Graham Cksonville W. D. Nwing Jacksonville

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