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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1917

Page

6

Indiana Hospital reports successful year with rising patients

At a recent Hospital Association meeting the Indiana hospital outlined a busy year ending September 30. More than 968 patients were treated with 183 free cases and 100 part pay. Total receipts reached 35 041.24 with donations 11 184.58 and boarding 13 516.38. Wages 12 400.01 and surgical supplies 22 888.86 dominated expenses. The nurses home opened December 1916 housed 40 and the X ray dept logged 500 pictures since opening. A training school began in 1915 with 25 pupils and 12 graduates planned for January 1918.

Sara Morgart Indiana Hospital Hospital Association Hospital Ladies’ Auxiliary

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County since Last Report

Deeds recorded show numerous $ amounts and parcels across wards and townships. Transactions include Olive 1 Li Fritze 11 acres in Washington to W I Hay. Inland Coal Co. buys Green lot from M A Bh Fleming. several Burrell lots sold including J D Rager to David A Palmer and to Mike Winosky. major sums listed for parcels in Green Blairsville White South Mahoning West Wheatfield and East Mahoning with buyers such as James A Smith Audley Mabon Fred B McFeely Rembrandt Peale and Warren Delano.

Indiana County Olive Li Fritze Washington W. I. Hay M. A. Bh. Fleming Green Inland*Coal Co Wm. I. Gardner Burrell J.D. Rager J. D. Rager David A. Palmer Mary Burskie Fred Pizula Albert M. Barron Mike Winosky Elizabeth Mullen Third Ward Indiana James A. Smith Mary A. Kalbach Blatraville Mary ©. Nixon Ella D. Lintner Blairsville J. A. Pearce Michael Lichy James Hamilton Glen Campbell Alfred W. Anden J. A. McIntire Blacklick Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Co Jennie A. St. Clair Third’wart Audley Mabon James N. Bilder Wast Wheatfield John Thomas, Jr Samuel C. Lichtenfels West Wheatfield Fred B. McFeely James W. Abraham Warren Delano J. H. Engle East Mahoning Rembrandt Peale Annie Kissinger G. W. Jamison Savings & Trust Co Harvey M. Reed Charles A. Mur Tay

Hale and hearty at 93 birthday celebrated at Center township

Jacob Wissinger, age 93, was honored during his 83rd birthday week with a family gathering at his son W R Wissinger’s Center township home. Seven children attended along with two brothers and a sister. Rev W L McIfee of Indiana Baptist church offered greetings and presented a purse of 36 from friends, accepted by Rev L B Wissinger of Pittsburgh.

Jacob Wissinger W. R. Wissinger Center Township Wissinger Nancy , Wolford Mary. Rothmire McCurdy BE. A

Green Township Fair at Cookport Promises Community Fun

The first annual Green Township fair will be held at Cookport on Saturday, October 20. Exhibits cover agriculture, canning, fancy work, and school pupil projects. County agents and local officials will judge stock and speak. events include races, a baseball game, band concert, and readings by Miss Sarah B. Keller. Deserters from the district were taken to Washington for military authorities.

Green Township Cookport Jas Chapman Frank Finsthwait Cherry Tree

Weddings of a Week Campbell McNutt in Brushvalley

A week of weddings in Brushvalley includes Anna McNutt marrying Stewart Campbell at the McNutt home with Rev. Sprinkle conducting. After a dinner the couple headed for Indiana and Buffalo before returning to the Campbell farm. Guests included extended family from Garfield Pitcairn and Josaphing.

Nidgara Walls Canada Campbell Farm Brushvalley Township A.T. McNutt C. D. Campbell C. H. Ross Cora Wilda Arlene Bernice Warden J. H. Penrose Garfield

Ten Week Injured In Street Car Collision Near Guthrie's Siding

A southbound passenger trolley collided with a work car at Guthrie's Siding near Twolick Saturday at 6:00 PM. Nine to twelve people were slightly to severely injured, with one report of a finger crushed and multiple cuts. Several were taken to Indiana hospital and later discharged. Damaged cars blocked the line. causes cited include misread block signals. Injured passengers include Richard Maize Coral, G. M. Neckle Homer City, Arlie W. Riddle Ernest, Sheldon Brickley Homer City, Adam Dunmire Blacklick, Mrs. Samuel Roger and daughter Homer City, Mrs. A Spatula and daughter Coydines, Charles Baker Indiana.

Guthrie’s Siding Guthrie's Siding Twolick Ciief Indiana Hospital Richard Maize Coral G. M. Neckle Homer City In Hospital Arlie W. Riddle Ernest Sheldon Brickley Adam Dunmire Blacklick Samuel Roger A. Spatula Coy Dines Charles Baker Indiana

Sunday Train Service Discontinued for the Present

Sunday trains on the Indiana branch of the Buffalo, Rochester, and Pittsburg railroad and all Sunday service between Dubois and Clearfield have been cut back to ease congested freight. General Passenger Agent Huntington cites wartime duties and coal delivery as the reason, promising restoration when freight movement improves.

Indiana Buffalo, Rochester, & Pittsburg DuBois Clearfield H. B. Huntington

Personal Breevities from Indiana area social notes

Indiana news column records Saturday callers and visits from Clymer, Heilwood, Bolivar, Vandergrift, Wilkinsburg, and Pittsburgh areas. It notes births, marriages, travels to Chicago and Buffalo, Civil War veteran reunion attendance, and local engagements. Includes Mine injuries, bank purchases, and planned Red Cross auxiliary organize.

Fire Hits Homer City General Store and Home

A blaze Friday night in Homer City destroyed Marty Snyder’s general store and the adjacent Mickinger home, with losses around 30000 dollars. Defective wiring is suspected, the fire started in the Snyder basement and spread rapidly, aided by the town’s limited fire protection. Residents and local fire brigades confined the flames to the two buildings, most household goods saved. Snyder’s stock was about 25000 in value, Mickinger’s loss about 6000 dollars.

Homer City Marty Snyder Harry Plilckinger Snyders Mickinger Indinant Blairsville Tlra Snyder Plickinger

Recent Deaths and Local Obituaries Amid Regional Losses

Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs Ida Catherine Ferguson of Lumberport aged 23 wife of William Ferguson and two children Dorothy Virginia and Joseph Robert. John Ucententrels Civil War veteran aged 12. Reuben Miles Schurr aged 28. Mila Diunmire wife of William Dunmire. Jane Wilson aged 80s. elders chosen at United Presbyterian church and several local notices of events, church activities, and upcoming entertainments in Dana area communities.

Willian Ferguson Ida Catherine Ferguson William Ferguson Lumberport W.va Plate P. A. Juanca South Seventh Street Dorothy Virginia Joseph Robert Worgugon Myrtia Olive Lance John James Russell Lance Joseph Ferguson Indiana Tnee J. M. Gearhart Oakland John Uicntentrels Wear Wheatfield Iis Farm Robinson Deceasad Fourth Pennsylvania Cavalry Jacob St. Clair Conemaugh Jonathan Boyles Ada Adams Vandergrift Germany Luthayan Church West Wheatfield Township Reuben Miles Schurr Wiliam Schurr Wellynbury Widlow Greenwood Cemetery Shilg Place Wiliam Dunne Mila Diunmire Wiliam Dunmilre South Bend Lawrence Wzra Willlun Muaanilulu Joly Lindany Maysville Mar Pastor Ftev J. J. Lauter South Band Intermont Thaddersi Janes Wilson Aloe Bo Yetta Cherry

Splendid Record Made in First Year of Local Firm

Local Storage Ice and Supply Company reports a strong first year with high demand for ice cream and tea cream products. The Indiana firm purchased equipment including a motor truck, and paid a 6 percent dividend to stockholders as it enters its second year under manager H. K. Campbell.

Tig Harnings Storage Ice & Supply Company Town HK. B. Campbell Reaason Indiana

Clymer Grange Organized at Friday Meeting

Local farmers near Clymer formed the Clymer Grange at an Friday evening gathering. Rev Tuagarden and Dr J J Luthune of Punxsutawney spoke on benefits and installed officers including Master Edward N Lydivk and Overseer Cameron Davis. A second meeting is set for Monday at 7:00 PM to recruit charter members.

Clymer Jtev Tuagarden J.J. Ucthune Punxattiawney Vada Grange New Grange Edward N. Lydictk Cameron Davis Vance Helman Charles Wick Tocturer Blaine Dilck Stoward Luther Helman Harry Putt Mra Ceres Blaine Dick Pomonn Jeonard Doahendorfer Flora, Mra Edward N, Lydivk

Bell system subscribes five million to Liberty Loan

The Bell telephone system and associated companies plan a five million dollar subscription to the Second Liberty Loan. Subscriptions will be allocated by county in proportion to Treasury quotas, with local subscriptions managed by the Associated Company. Employees may buy bonds via payroll deductions. Also notes praise for Indiana women’s World War lunch support and local farewell messages, plus short items on a sign-post painting crew in Indiana and Max M. Houck joining the aviation corps.

Liberty War Bonds American Telephons & Telagraps Bell System Liberty Loan Preasury Department Federal Reserve Puch le Assoelilead Company Liam

Liberty Bond Loan Campaign Launched

Indiana county launches Liberty Bond campaign urging citizens to lend money to the government with 4 percent interest under a three billion dollar second issue. Local banks pledge support, with Frank Finsthwait chairing a meeting of bankers and businessmen in New Indiana House to discuss methods for selling bonds. President Wilson proclaims Liberty Bond Day on October 24, prompting federal workers to close and dedicate the day to promoting bond sales. Scout groups and the Indiana Military Band prepare to aid the effort, while local lamb sales and community events accompany the drive.

Boy Scouts Indiana County United States Eitizen Cach Frank Finsthwait Bashier First National Bank of Cherry Tree Indiana County Lawiks Indiana House N.atey Albig Pittsburg Wilson Cebo Amarin Thiu

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