Indiana Hospital Ends Busy Year With Expanded Services
Indiana reports a busy year with 823 operations 99 deaths and 615 subscription patients. New X ray and laboratory equipment costing 7000 were installed. The hospital added 42 adult beds a nursery room and a modern fire escape. Two electric pumps supply soft water and a concrete wall connects the hospital to the highway. The hospital received 10125 from the state and 20614.81 in donations. 3855 patients have been treated since 1914 with overall receipts 69523.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McKnight
N. FE. McNelis
W. C. Bennett
L. W. Robinson, Jr
Indiana Hospital
Eva F.alltson
Adrian Iselin
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hospital School of Nursing
M. Maas
New York
Philadelphia
H. W. Leech
Leech
Salvation Army Drive Seeks 14000 for Budget and New Home
Indiana county urges unity in a drive for 14000 to fund the annual budget and to secure a permanent Salvation Army home. Donations of any amount are welcomed and sent to Army headquarters. chairman Hon. John B. Fisher leads a committee of prominent locals. The county needs 10000 to buy and remodel the Ray home on Water Street, after the Marshall building was razed for a theater, with meetings now in a tent. A total of 10000 more is required beyond the regular budget. residents are urged to contribute, with examples showing small daily or weekly amounts add up quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Salvation Army
Army
John 8. Fisher
Marshall Building
Ray
Water Street
Lana
Clymer Man Killed in Auto Accident Near Lumber City
Charles Albert Cole, 61, of Clymer, died instantly when a car driven by Joseph McDermott went off a curve and over a bank near Lumber City. Cole, in the rear seat, suffered a fractured skull and a broken neck. eight family and friends were in the party, all others escaped unharmed after a day in Curwensville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Albert
Cole
Clymer
Lumber City
Frieds
Curwensville
Joseph McDermott
Mr. Cole
Family sorrow as child dies from burns in Geistown home
Velma Miller aged three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey J Miller of Geistown, died in Johnstown hospital from burns suffered when her eel caught fire at home. Her father, also in hospital, was at the point of death from a broken back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Miller
Harvey J. Miller
Geistown
Johnstown
WEDDINGS OF A WEEK IN THIS COUNTY AND BEYOND
Local notices detail several marriages including Hancock and Klingensmith in New Kensington, Hoover and Barnes in California, Buterbaugh and Sickenberger in Clymer, Cessna and MeIntire in Indiana, and multiple licenses listed. Also seniors note residents planning Florida trips, with names and towns across Armstrong County.
Reminiscences and Property Transfers in Indiana County
A lengthy list details deeds recorded in Indiana County with transfers of land and lots in Saltsburg Blairsville Homer City White and other townships. Names include Walter Forslia Ernest Slagle John B. Bowers Ira G. Smith and many others with amounts from 1000 to 8000 dollars. notes also cover a church property, coal interests, and multiple tracts. Also reported is Elder ton Grange women’s victory in a program contest and local notes on water supply issues in Glen Campbell and recoveries from surgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uidiin
Mark Dormitily
J. C. Serene
Saltsburg
Walter Forslia
Ernest F. Slagle
Blairsville
Reformed Presbyterian Church
J. Clifford Serene
John B. Bowers
Ira G. Smith
Canoe
J. T. Cummins
Frank Glika
Homer City
John Habrat
Paul Danka
H. Leara
A. Horton
Second Ward
Indiana
Wm. G. Lowman
Theodore Ferniuk
Jacksonville
Sam Kelly
Peter Paytas
Clymer
Pioneer Coal Co
Thomas Cuda
Cherryhill
Mame Engle
Amanda J. Stump
Third Ward
Sarah GB
Lewis
Caroline
Dale Tinhberlake
Bhner O. Smith
Citizens National Bank of Indiana
M. Lieckman
First Ward
John W. Felton
Guasie
Thoman
West
Whoeaffeld
Local social notes list Indiana county visitors and arrivals
A long roster of residents from Cherry Tree Clarksburg and nearby towns visit Indiana county places over the weekend. Names include Boyd Hawes Jennie Colomin Violet Isanbery John Weekina and many others with shopping trips and subscriptions to The Progress noted. House moves and upcoming relocations to Florida are also mentioned alongside church and synod activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Hawes
Cherry Tree
Clark Tavibouugh
Bixonyity
Pa Andrews
PU Hville
Vieihow
Mana
Thamen
Center Township
Unitiane Aden
Missime Johnas
Wilkirsburg
I Law
Ind
Sineter
Moorhead
South Saventh Strest
D C
County Boys and Girls Potato Show Schedule High County
Fourteen 4 H 4 clubs will exhibit and compete for prizes next week with seed potatoes provided by a business plan. Each boy and girl will present one half peck of potatoes and a record booklet. Scores based on field 60 percent exhibit 30 percent and record 10 percent. Schedule lists meetings from October 24 to 27 at multiple Grange halls and schools with visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitt
Tha
Lea
Warner
Ren L. Baler
Stata Cathedral
Artibute
Seltedale
Pho Crook Club
Well School Chauge
Shiyrna Cindy
Bayern
Indy Tet
Ox Aye Gat
Denton Clib
Grange Hall
Feyua
Pine Grave
Dot Po
Ahamon
Marion Center
Tied Pond
Kellyshure
Kellysbaregy
Walt Llelittys
Toursday
Grange Hull
ONO A. A
Saliebury Extension
Sve
Sivan Grange
Grange Hell
Wilgus
Brothers Seriously Hurt By Exploding Dynamite Caps
Glen Campbell 24 and Joseph Ritz 14, of Glen Campbell, were injured Wednesday when a box of dynamite caps exploded near their home. They are at Clearfield hospital with throat and chest wounds from cap fragments. the younger boy sustained the most serious injuries. Their hunting dog also suffered injuries from the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Campbell
Mike Titz
Joseph Ritz
Clearfield Hospital
Hoya
Fire destroys multiple buildings in Whit Har Ceevy district
A fire Friday morning in the Whit Har Ceevy area consumed two buildings owned by Tool Co and Aiitley, with the barn and two dwellings burned. Firefighters contained the blaze after extensive effort, causing about 5 000 dollars in damage. one building may have been occupied by John Made and another by a local grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westauecai
Homer Gily
Tool Ca
John
Community welfare meeting and local accident report
A Marchand community event outlines programs including readings and recitations at Marelaaik Ward Friday evening with about £6,000 involved. A road accident near a curve left 17 year old Josephine Miss Nelle Woodring injured after being struck by a auto driven by Joy Chink of Derry as she walked along the roadside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hesslow
Marchand
Marelaaik
Alionss
Abiehig
Ghith
Chas
Chas; Wingurhy Itecitations, Madeline Petter, Burel Belle Wineborg
Myrni Crogier
Isaiah Isenberg
Mithantel Simpson
Tan O'Shanter
Auta
Josephine
Nelle Woodring
Auo
Joy Chink
Derry
John Woodving
New Century Club Meeting Highlights Women’s Work
Monday afternoon at the New Century Club featured Miss Saran M Gallagher of Whensburg discussing Women's Work. Gallagher, once on the Indiana State Normal School faculty, previously taught at Nicensburg. Rotary and local officials attended as Reed Stevee visited and spoke about the century club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Won Lopisiltoy
New Century Club
Saran M. Gallagher
Whensburg
Olest
Pennsylvania Stata Leistatoee
New Century
Columbus Day Observed by Indiana Knights of Columbus
The second annual Wunder celebration in St Bernard’s ballroom honored Columbus Day. Local knights and guests from nearby councils enjoyed a social evening with a program of readings, speeches by Rev McNellis and others, and performances by students. A separate note reports Mrs Stephens, 62, of Strangetown, fractured her leg after slipping on an embankment while en route to a friend’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell In
Gounty
Indiana Council
Knights of Columbus
St. Bernard
Lanstiostor
NLP
McNells
Bernardts
Girard Bridge
Vincentis College
Arthur Brownlee
Taely
Mies McGradh
Tvetinas Mae UN
WY. Werle
Aipersisor
Carl Mingumasen
Tua Tyertss
Tomer City
Om Meriday
Tauly
United MinesWorbaral
OTM Allios
Aiddresson
Homolin S. Pisher
Moelor
Ondiina
Tytsmarph
Shrangston
Pirthon Staphens
Strangetown
Myx. Staphens
Notable Local Obituaries in Meager Notices
Several long-standing residents of Conemaugh and Homer City areas die in rapid succession. Mrs. Sarah Ann Mule Miller, 84, of Conemaugh township, a longtime Cont. Maugh United Presbyterian member, dies at her daughter Corry’s home. funeral in Corry on Saturday with Rev. Pank. Also listed are Mrs. Margaren Wipes, Mrs. Elizabeth Kerr, Kathryn Elizabeth Moodie, Paul Bervie, and Mrs. Mary Reed, with brief notes on families, church ties, and interment details in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ann Mule
Sarah Ann Miler
J. Corry
Conemaugh Township
Priater
Ner Hite
Maugh United Presbyterian
Corry
Badureday
Pank
Interno
Salibury
Corry Ahe Ia
Mya
Mlaibet
Sens Ney
Onllide
Bertha Miller
Towi
Crtvin
Salishuery
Willian Lytia
Homer Tiny
Odioputor
Atlanx Stiles
South Bend
Tad
Margaren
Paneradervieen
Wieshis
Jev
Shane
Cade Land
Ghee
Sonk
M. Wiene
Lown
Wigelis
Hane
M. B. Barkley
Near Town
Wizabeth Kerr
Elizabeth L. Kerr
Toourk
Samuel Kerr
Prank Kerr
Grant Township
M. MW. Kerr
Nebraska
Mes
Minty Barr
Ping
Gilbert Parran
Youngwoo
Jane Hef Ieiinger
Shelocte
Tl. A. Sides
Broth Tegal
Mary Reed
Genii Reed
Homer City
Ubswises
Toed
Big Sum Involved In Case Ten Heard
A large amount is involved in case ten, with trial postponed to Thursday. Names include Willisth Hobueble & Co. receivers appointed for Mipt Mya. various suits continued or settled. jury verdicts favoring defendants in some actions. trials and appeals set for this week in Armstrong and Indiana counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Wiel
Consideralie Une
John EB
Galbreath
T. WH. George
Mar‘shal
Bert Dixon
R. N. Nes“bit
J. J. Newry
Conemaugh Township
Francesco Cosalanzo
Pittsburgh Gas Company
J. T. Harris
Margaret Miller
Charles Hackayle
Indiana County Street Railwayk Company
Potato harvest aid by scouts across county farms
Scouts from multiple troops assisted two farmers with potato gathering around 1:00 PM Saturday at a farm near Shetorti. Listed helpers include Lawrence Moss, Robert McComin, Ralph Fetterman and many others from Troops 1, 2, 6, and 7, with Ralph A. Dartjsen and John W. Warner coordinating. Community events note Children’s Week in local churches October 21 to 28 with sermons, programs, a teen-pro wedpro, and a parents meeting at M. L. church. A Marehand native, Dr Samuel Rader, was found dead at a Grange home, reportedly from chloroform. A cabbage demonstration at the farm near Davis is scheduled for Thursday October 25 with State College specialist W. D. Nissley present. A Salvation Army appeal raises funds. John S. Kismer led a collection at a Ku Klux Klan meeting in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Seouts
She- Torti
Lanvreencea Moss
Robert McComin
Ralph Fetterman
Morte Swilaer
Don Mellinghey
Eof
Doyle Vinton
Treep Lds Mae Dlenderaen
Clorace ‘Thompson
Troop 6
Mark Otis
Troop
Hemp Terhet Ftyion
Joyd Shutter
Howat Ayer
den Tuuniners
Vvroon Ynys
Mya Kinamell Tui Ob Shelvein
Clirk Wells
Tromp
Ostrold Pulston
Kinsselt Leech
Wilson
Lary Wilson
Hamond Waener
Lawrence Howe
Wolk
Ralph A. Dartjsen
John W. Warner
Urush Valley
Briughville
Lownnhigy
Benshvielley
M. 1
Elnreh
Marehand
Samuel Rader
Martin Rader
Luther Mitehnil
Grange
Jefferson County
Bit
Oiut Dent
Jin
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Frank Neff
Maher and
Graff
Dilltown
Nen
Blairyville
Anita
John H. Corrigan
Caer
Gotwalt Aud Witt
James Methven
HELP
Tarnes-Hoover
B. Hoover
Philadelphia Street
Etta Hoover
T. H. Barnes
San Bernadino, Gal
California
San Bernardino
Barnes
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Buterbaugh-Sickenberger
Wilmer Buterbaugh
Sarah A. Sickenberger
Diamondville
Christopher Butterworth
Cessna McIntire Lee ‘ Cessna
Cowanshannock Township
Lida MeIntireg
Ilderton
Paul D. Sharretta
John ¥. Miller
Sarah Davis
James M. Torrence
Myra A. George
Henry
Studell
Reelside
Lilian M. McFarland
Creekside
George A. Fisher
Dixonvilla
Susanna Stephens
Dixonville
Wm. HH
Hancock
Young Two
Laura B. Klingensmith
Parnassus
Elbert BE
Twudson
Nina Kirby
A. Orr
Ethel BE. Clark
Emil Painter
Mary Mills
Indiana Armstrong Co
Elders Ridge
Salisbury
Florida
W. H. Whitesell
DeLand, Fla
Uey
J. ©. Moore
Ile
Cora Snderman
Fillenton
Gurtrude Ten Blanche Anthony
South’'Tenth Street
Meintire
Or T. WR. Maden
Mra
I St. Baden
Meintyre
Douglass
Eldercsn Grange
Elderton Grange
F. W. Frantz
Rossimoyne
T. I. Franty
John Gerhard
Faiana
Troma
Maybon Shink
Thyner
AT. Lowe
Aid Geynude Ahfer
Josephine Melee
Tianomdville
Reldives
Dollast Town
Laura Ansley
Lawn
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Adam Bishop
Harold
Samuel Hawk
Reassiter
Bishop
and . J. McClure T DuRain
Tr. and
Kie
Soully
Seventh Street
Ford
Fundy Endy
Chistes Loris
Thote
Ayer
Apa
Dali
Doeny
William
Young Township
Gatherrues
A. R. Klingornsmith
Liuta
New Keton
India
Luburby
Stewart
Cambell
Wayne
Dorothy
Warner City
Romnty
Me. Campbell
L. G
Shields
Blacklick Township
Frank B. Moorhead
Et Rerte News Co
Erie
A. T. Moorhead
Margere
A. Moorhead
Frank Dearny
Frank Strong
Strongstown
J.C. Pinkerton
First United Presbyterian Church
Walter Wirsing
Thurch
Carnenio
R. EB. McGhare
Ciairsville
Synod
W. G. Rorabaugh
Rey
Ralph Coontadt
Missionarien
Jy Ehantoog
Ching
Chirk Taylor
Ariusteong
Vatoy
Aiccong
Marchant
Epychu
George
Margin
Regor Goorge
Willian Eltoner
Andaho
Armatrang County
Wednegiliay
Wien
Pidge Staroof Leonard
Ana Lahler
Lane
Wadhorn
Ak Gyn Mills
Ps. Mer
Ganthet Idaho
Lathapan
Wrrshard Iste Touyes
Rink Goaree
Chinhéer
Dna George
Tyntver
Wadtiau
Upryar
Apolia
Jan
Elitor
Calyln McCeanry
Mit South Wom
Ehuaren
Saly Toronouh
Daedab Wat Aly
Mrs
Ay Ud. Wippins
Kathryn Ebsanbeth Moodie
Kathryn Elizabeth Moolin
K. Miter
Cildren's Hospital
Pittsburgh
Mae Ehild
Pharence Miter
Caanepaul Bervie
Hilbenhanse
Burial
Dublin
Big Sum
Supreme Court
Clainy
Mhaindi Company
Cousttereil
Armstrong Township
Davis
Oeighey
W. D. Nissley
State College
Fia Lex Flan
Salvation Avy
John 5
Kismer
Hie Subvition Avny
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