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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1915

Page

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Two Judges Hear Cases in Local Court in Warren County

In Young township a jury awarded W. L. Neal $9,000 against Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg Railway for right of way through his land. Italians pleaded guilty to turkey theft, with Josiah Neal recounting a wooden leg attack by a prisoner. Detectives described the incident and several locals faced fines and imprisonment for firearms offenses.

W. L. Neal Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company Young Township Blairaville Machine Works C. A. Hammond Bouton McKean County Telford Warren Buterbaugh Cherryhill Josiah Neal Williams State Constabulary Indiana Neal Mike Karalow Louis Stubar Lucerne Julia Caputo Beaver Falls

Assault Case to Be Heard Friday

Miss Mildred Painter who says she was attacked by Walter Renz near Avonmore on the way to her Indiana Candy Kitchen job was moved from Indiana hospital to her home after remaining in serious condition. A hearing before Justice of the Peace W. M. Mahan is slated for Friday if she can attend.

Mildred Painter Walter Renz Chevy Chase Indiana Indiana Hospital Avonmore Rena D. F. Painter Office of Justice of the Peace W. M. Mahan

Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Lizzie Cribbs of Denton

Fifty friends and relatives visited Mrs. Lizzie Cribbs of Denton on Saturday to celebrate her birthday. They arrived with baskets and helped her enjoy an excellent dinner before presenting several gifts.

Denton Lizzie Cribbs

Baptism at David Learn's Pond Draws Large Sabbath Crowd

Between 1000 and 1500 witnesses watched the baptism of 40 converts in David Learn's pond near Purchase Line on Sabbath afternoon. Rev. M. M. Smith of Hast Mahoning Baptist church led the ceremony. A. L. Graham of Strongstown reported a local eight foot blacksnake capture on Graham's hill Sunday.

David Learn Purchase Line M. M. Smith Hast Mahoning Baptist Church Calightan A. L. Graham Strongstown Graham’s Hill

Strawberries Found Growing In October In Mitchells Mills

Lon Johnston of Mitchells Mills reports finding ripe strawberry plants in his garden last week. Attorney and Mrs. Eynest Stewart of Railroad Avenue announce the arrival of a son, christened John Daugherty Stewart, born Saturday morning.

Lon Johnston Mitchells Mills Eynest Stewart Railroad Avenue John Daugherty Stewart

Weddings of a Week in Northern County Circa October

In Marion Center area Stewart Nichol and Miss Gertrude Nichol to wed at the bride’s father James M. Nichol’s home near Georgeville at 6:30 this evening with about 30 guests. Also Raymond H. Smith and Miss May Boggs to marry at East Water Street home at 5:30 this evening, then travel on a honeymoon and settle in the Boggs home. Robert Wilson Blakeley and Miss Margaret Eleanor Copeland wed at the bride’s mother’s home, then reside in Leechburg. Arthur J. Russell and Eugenia P. Trader eloped to Cumberland Md to marry. W. Thorne Hamilton and Irene Mabon wed in Smyrna and travel to Crawfordville, Ga.

Stewart Nichol Myr Stewart Marion Center Gertrude Nichol James M. Nichol Georgeville J. Lisle Shaw Miles Myrna Nichol Ralph Emabel Nichol Hamilton-Mabon W. Thorne Hamilton Irene Mabon Smyrna J. L. Shaw United Presbyterian Church of

Suffrage Meetings Underway Across Indiana County

A series of woman suffrage meetings began Friday in Indiana County with sessions at Homer City and Ernest. Lena Huntsinger, the state organizer, spoke to growing crowds despite rain, urging support for equal suffrage on November 2. Remaining venues include Dixonville Miners Hall Wednesday, Glen Campbell Empire Theater Thursday, Saltsburg Town Hall Friday, Blacklick Presbyterian Church Friday, Mechanicsburg Saturday, and Clymer Presbyterian Church Saturday.

Indiana County Homer City Ernest Chambersville Lena Huntsinger Indiana Dixonville Miners Hall Glen Campbell Empire Theater Saltsburg Town Hall Blacklick Presbyterian Church Mechanicsburg Clymer

Homer City Man Killed In Railroad Accident

Ord Cooper, 28, of Homer City, fell from the guard rail on the front of a locomotive at Youngstown C E and was ground to death. He had worked on the railroad for some time. Remains brought to Homer City and funeral services held yesterday morning.

Ord Cooper Youngstown D. TH. Cooper Homer City

Lessons of the Metropolis Sermon Promised Sunday

The Rev J Calvint Clarke pastor of the Christian church will preach on New York City lessons from a recent visit at the regular evening service Sunday Visitors welcomed. Bell Joseph A former Mountain Goat mail agent in Indiana and Cresson is arrested on mail rifling charges and accused of impersonating a federal deliver with a pass Homer City pastor Rev D H Magill elected moderator of the Pittsburgh synod United Presbyterian church at Irwin

J. Calvint Clarke The Christian Church New York City Bell Joseph A. Bell Indiana Cresson Homer City D. H. Magill Pittsburg United Presbyterie Church Irrywin

Local School Alumni Headed Princeton Seminary

Rev. Dr. J. Ross Stevenson, recently named head of Princeton seminary, is noted as a former student of Indiana Normal School, reflecting a path from local education to a prominent religious institution.

J. Ross Stevenson Princeton Seminary Indiana Normal School

Personalities at Indiana and nearby towns noted

Wilmer Stewart attends Pittsburg auto show this week. Numerous Indiana visitors and guests from Washington D. C. Philadelphia and Wilkinsburg travel to Indiana for visits. Residents move between Braddock Windber and Waynesburg as kin and friends gather for gatherings and medical, educational, and club events.

Accident near Armagh claims life of Willett youth

Morrellville resident Olver Willett aged 14 died after a car he drove to Mechanicshine overturned on the Armagh to Mechanicsburg road Sunday afternoon. Witnesses Willett, Wilkins, and Making testified no speeding. axle failure caused the crash. Willett was conscious before dying an hour later at Dr Salisbury’s home.

Morrellville Willett Wilkins Makin Earl Making Lawrence Wilking Willet

Jealous Husband Charged In Explosive Death at Creekside

Frank Antonucci, husband of a Creekside woman killed when dynamite wrecked his home and store on October 7, has been charged with placing the dynamite. Authorities seek more evidence before a hearing. The case links to a Black Hand motive and alleged jealousy, with Antonucci denying involvement.

Creekside Frank Antonucci Indiana Hospital Antonucci Black Hand Society

Plumville People In Accidents At Plumville

Mrs Sloan Marshall of Plumville was badly injured Sunday when she and her 10 month old son were thrown from a buggy at home. The horse bolted as Mr Marshall unhitched, overturning the rig. The child was unhurt. Oral Good of Plumville is in Punxsutawney hospital with a broken arm and dislocated wrist from a Saturday night auto crash returning from Punxentawney. He, Dr James Fisher and S L Snyder were en route home. others uninjured. Squirrels are scarce as hunting season opens, with many hunters returning home due to a wet summer reducing young game. Irvin Var Wilhelm of Bairdstown loses home to fire. loss about 600 dollars with no insurance. The family had left to visit relatives the night before. coal fire fell on carpet. While Pastor Smith conducted services at Bust Mahoning Baptist church, someone entered his home near Purchase Ling and stole money.

Wilmer Stewart Pittsburg Mary Moyans Washington, D Indiana Clyde W. Seanor School Street F. J. Fleming Near Lovejoy John Wamill Near Town Ligonier H. &. Bagley Green Township Esther Sutton Town Rual Valley Friends J. B. Bell D. M. Caldwell R. W. Manevel Windber Clyde Wine Philadelphia Edward Nealer Altoona Murs J. J. Hutchinson Armagh Mabel Indiana Hospital Mary Agnes Sutton South Sixth Street Roy Maroney Beaver Falls J. N. Langham North Ninth Street B. Campbell South Seventh Street Aetsworth and Delos A. P. Lowry Railroad Place Luella Scott Wilkinsburg Lowry Terrah Artemus Strongstown Lewistown Laird J. Fred Neater Mary Neater Mary Ralston Oakland Avenue Ralston James Smith Kansas City Louis Armstrong West Church Street Pennsylvania Leystone State Harvey Robinson H. C. Christy 8. W 3. F. Cos Clymer National Congress of Surgeons of America Boston Lytle Smith Leonard, N. Dak Jata Frank Samuel Smith Grand Army of the Republic North Dakota Sloan Marshall Plumville Punxentawney James Fisher L. Snyder North Farm Irvin Var Wilhelm Bairdstown Stoney M. St. Smith Rank M. Young Apollo Robert R. Young Ele Pittsburg Coal Company Consolidated Coal Company Thomas Pealer Punxsutawney Johnstown Presbyterian Church Water Street Greenwood Cemetery Joseph B. Lightner Bright Cellie Lightner Joseph I. Lightner Dixonville Armstrong County Joseph Y. Lightner William E Kittanning Lloyd A Melvin J Emanuel Rummell Carson Chambers John Rummel Daniel Rummell New Kensington Ansley Rummel Sagamore Cyrus Stuniumel North Point St. Paul Delonge Campbell Delone John A. Campbell Shatoca Eleanor Pernice Mack Campbell T. L. Patton United Presby- Levian Church

Rays Buy Wilsdale General Store in Tillydale Switch

W. M. Uber of Jimeau has purchased the general store and residence of John Munshower at Tillydale and will assume charge immediately. Mr Munshower will retire from active business.

Rays Wilsdale W. M. Uber Jimeau John Munshower Tillydale Will Gayume Munshower

Butter and Markets Visit Highlight Indiana Social News

Miss Golda Campbell of Johnstown visiting Brushy Valley and staying with her sister Mae near Blacklick, spent Sunday as the guest at Mae's home.

Golda Campbell Johnstown Brushyalley Siater Mae Near Blacklick

Grim Reaper Harvest Claims Armstrong County Casualties

Obituary notices recount the deaths of Jol AC McCracken of Homer City and vintages. veteran Civil War soldier, long Armstrong County resident, and Union service member, with extended family, funeral details, and interment in Elderton cemetery. Also noted are deaths of mining engineer Rank M. Young, Dixonville widow Colie Lightner, Delonge Campbell Delone aged 18 months, and Italian immigrant Pietro Guaralla of Stanford, plus local youths and residents connected to Armstrong and surrounding counties.

Death of Raymond McGregor in Homer City

Four year old Raymond McGregor son of Mr and Mrs John McGregor of Homer City died Saturday from diphtheria after a brief illness. Interment followed Monday at Greenwood cemetery. Howard H Moorhead of Everson visited Indiana relatives this week.

Raymond McGregor John McGregor Homer City Greenwood Cemetery Howard H. Moorhead Everson Indiana

Indiana Halloween event plans across towns in county

Indiana will celebrate Halloween on a countywide schedule with events Monday evenings in November. A Minuleipat building briefing outlined plans to invite nearby towns Graceton Homer Guy Glaser Creekelie and Mrs neat to participate. Prizes will honor best representations and decorated windows along the street will glow with lighting. Sunday and Saturday activities include a Hallowe en festival oyster supper at Creekside Lodge and a festival supper in Crusteva hall with a Halloween cake feature and a chance for a good time.

Iidiana Hat Graceton Homer Guty Glaser Creekelie Mrs Neat Privos Mareh Ambronte Philadellite Street Creekside Lodge of Odd Fellows Oyater Crusteva Hall

Coal Industry Sees Rising Demand and Labor Woes

Coal plants in the county report improved demand and rising output as orders secure future production. Operators fear a labor shortage as foreign-born miners return home for the European war. The Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg Railway rebuilds 7,000 cars to support the revived coal business.

Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway Company Duos

Hospital Made Good Showing First Year

Review of work at the Indiana County Hospital Association shows expenses of 28,181.11 against income of 20,198.00 for the first year ending Oct. 18. Five directors were elected for three years: John S. Fisher, D. B. Taylor, John A. Scott, A. W. Mabon and A. Cunningham. The board will elect officers at its next meeting.

Indiana County Flosnitn Association John 5. Fisher D. B. Taylor John A. Scott A. W. Mabon A. §. Cunningham Carety Atate Trenanrer

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report

Deeds recorded show numerous transfers in Green Center White and surrounding townships with prices ranging from 50 to 2000 dollars. Names include Margaret SliMer Paul stiffer Mary Medvarts and Cintheta Brady among others with parcels in Green Center White Center Marion and Montgomer y. A local pie social notice appears in Layne and Rayne townships noting upcoming events with dates in October.

Indiana County Margaret SliMer Paul Stiffer SL. McWilliams Lester Altimus Joseph Medvertz Mary Medvarts John Restella Clymer D. Chirsare StulMer Cintheta Brady Thaddeus C. Brady George W. McCullough S. I. McCullough Mabel Richards Saltsburg John C. Ames John Rowland Marion Center Tames Bence Elizabeth Stewart Jin Center Murray Stewart Grandon Jon Evansic McCullough Green Normin Boncher Lelia Dilts Bowman Lelia Did M. B. Bowman Satlie Wilker Montgomery Odin Stumopl Johan St. Sowers Logan Dearmy Miehe Beatty Walters Williams Ray Stifler Green Lo Chas SiMer G. Mazza Frank Mangeno Craps Layne Township Hawthorne Rayne Township Mawk Green Township

Postmaster Examination Set for Hillsdale October 23

An examination will be held at Len Campbell on October 23 for the fourth class postmaster at Hillsdale. The office paid a salary of $607 last year. Application blanks can be secured from the postmaster at Hillsdale.

Len Campbell Hillsdale

Women Among the Nimrods in Local Hunting Season

Nearly 2,732 hunters licenses were issued in the county for the present season up to yesterday, with at least six issued to women. The article highlights female participation among the licensed hunters and notes growing female involvement in local outdoor activity.

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