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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1921

Page

7

Halloween Event Promises Biggest Indiana Celebration

The New Century Club plans a benefit Halloween night in Indiana to fund a community nurse. Activities include a Masquerade Parade, booths on Philadelphia Street, dancing at the Sutton-Miller garage, and prizes for best costumes. Proceeds support a free community nurse with a goal of 2500 dollars for the first year.

Indiana Aimong Merry Makers Philadelphia Arcadia Band Elks Lergon W. Rose J. R. Richards New Century Club Hallowe Payery

Weddings in Week Report of Multiple Announcements

A series of marriage notices appear from Indiana and nearby areas. Helen Margaret Stewart wed Archie C. Gadiffard on October 15 in Chicago with Stewart family ties in Penn Run. Other couples include Robert L. Orr and Martha Edna Whitsell in Plumville on October 18, and John T. Glasgow with Marian Kinney in Indiana.

Goddard-Stewart Helen ‘Margaret Stewart Archie Stewart Penn Run Archie C. Gadiffard Newport R. I Chicago Rockford California

109 New Homes For Indiana This Year

Indiana reports a record 109 new dwellings completed in 1921 with most being modern homes. Lumber mills struggle to keep up with orders, driven by strong local demand across all wards. Real estate agents note calmer activity but positive effects on local economy and housing stock.

Indiana Bew Gall Four Wards Iteal Flaning Mills

Wool Growers Association Sells County Pool Wool Prices Averaged

The Indiana County Wool Growers Association directors met at the Farm Bureau office and accepted the highest bid from W. H. Scott Wool Company of Wheeling. Prices by grade ranged from 28c to 16c, averaging 22.5c, with over 21,000 pounds in the pool. Net proceeds to members exceed old system values, minus minor handling costs, storage, and insurance. A public note on pool equity accompanies the sale. In other news, a 100-year-old man, John Allbaugh of Wehrum, visiting relatives in Johnstown, walked from Cleveland to Funxsutawney.

Indiana County Wool Growers Association Farm Bureau W. H. Scott Wool Company Wheeling W- Va Wehrum Cleveland P. A. Handlon

Rev Gearhart Honored by French Scholars

Rev E M Gearhart pastor of the Lutheran church of Indiana was named an honorary member of the Latin Academy of Arts Belles Lettres and Sciences of Paris. The honor carries the gold pull and reflects recognition of Gearhart's work on Indian archaeology.

E. M. Gearhart Ig. M. Gearhart Lutheran Church of Indiana Latin Academy of Arts Belles Lettres and Sciences of Paris France Gear- Wwart

Gordon Pig Club Shows At Windup County Fair

The Gordon Pig Club held aSaturday windup on October 22 with ten of thirteen members showing pigs. Winners included John Merea and Leah Strong in merit, Adam Binkley in boar class, Marl Strong in barrow class, and a Berkshire-dominated boar show. A large Gordon district crowd attended and a lunch followed at the school house.

Gordon Pig Club Werkeilres Durjocs Chesters John Merea Albert Johnson Miles Cochran Leah Strong Raymond Smith John McGrea Berkshires Adam Binkley Robert Overdorff Clarence Binkley Barrow Marl Strong Thelma McQuown Gordon

Golden wedding marked by family at Ben Avon home

Mr and Mrs William A Wanna celebrated their fifty years of marriage with a family gathering at their Ben Avon home in White township on Saturday. Ten children, grandchildren and great grandchildren joined the celebration, with a dinner and a life sketch of the couple. They were married October 22 1871 at Elderton. Surviving children and their families from Canton Ohio Kelly Station Indiana Apollo Harrisburg and other places attended.

William A. Wanna Ben Avon White Township Han~un Susan Linsenbigler Elderton Indiana J.T. Hanna Canton O Herman Beally Kelly Station Ij. W. Hefflefinger Harry Beck Lloyd Whitlinger Apollo B. OG. Baker Van‘derguitt J. W. Waugaman Braeburn J. B. Cummins Indiane Daisy Hanna Claude Lentz Harrisburg

Community House Nears Completion At Rynshvalley

Residents of Arushvalley and nearby areas celebrate a new community house under plastering and due for use by Thanksgiving. A planning picnic will be held Wednesday November 2 to grade, drain, and clean grounds with women serving dinner to workers.

Rynshvalley Rouse Arushvalley

Plumville Man Is New Revenue Collector

W. L. Snyder of Plumville was appointed deputy revenue collector for the county and will be in the municipal building each week to receive taxes. Snyder, a former jeweler, succeeds J. M. Allen of Blairsville. A pie and box social will be held at the Dixon school house near Blacklick Friday night, with guess cakes and cake walks featured. A pie social is planned at the Bell school house. In Washington township a hunting thrill event is noted with several local men capturing coons in October. A community gathering is advertised for next Monday evening promising a lively time with friends and a hoped‑for good turnout.

Uniontown David Rummell John Rummel Kinports Spangler Hospital Plumville W. L. Snyder Mr. Snyder J. M. Allen Blairsville Dixon Schoolhouse Blacklick Bell School House Washington Township J. N. Langham Pittsburgh Squire Frank Rice Dixonville Wilkinsburg 8. Levine Town Louis Oates Lewistown Jiarry G. Mikesell Somer City Ans Blanche Anthony Clara Wherry Atlantic City Jettie Bell West Virginia A. H. Wilkins Parkwood IL Cunningham Armstrong Township Indiana George A. Fisher Pittsburgh Academy Moms Hilo South Seventh Street Lewis Hay William Long Mast Philadelgtreeh Lott Chicago Misa Wilda Grantford Brody Latore New York City Johnstown JR Wschenbaugh Haat Oak Street Lebanon Paw J. S. Wiggins Jank Wiggins Philadelphia J. Richard Clements East Philadelphia Thomas S. Lowther American Mining Congress Alex Cunningham Isabel Jacksonville Pierence Indiana Normal School W. J. Rising Dorothy Ruth R. J. P. Harmon West Lebanon B. R. Peeler R. J. Youn North Sixth Street James M. Piter Oakmont San Francisco Cal Freeport Paul Walker France Silas Streams Church Street Streams Samuel Mack James West Wheatifald Township James J. Henderson East Church Street J. R. Daugherty Slaughters Dorothy Della West Church Alrect New England Sattes Canada Mary Anderson Caroline Taylor Allen Kirkpatrick, Jr Misa Anderson California Charles Porter Westmoreland County P. O Miles Fisher Lewis Lukehart South Mahoning Township Thomas R. Lukehart Lincoln Groft Rayne Township Yroft The Progress Anna M Oberlin Rochester' Ais Adam Black J Smicksburg Ceorge Trobingon Punxsutawney Ella Elkin Linug Linus M. Lewis Edward Adam Jack Smicksurg New York Celtun Misa Amy Weare Beter Unl David Waa Mer Colton Brushvalley Do. M. Thompson Thompson Ohio

Personal BREVITIES Judge Langham visits Pittsburgh this week

A stream of short notes lists local people visiting relatives and traveling for business across Indiana, Dixonville, Wilkinsburg, and nearby towns. Names include Judge J N Langham, Squire Frank Rice, Mrs Levine, Mr and Mrs J Richard Clements, and others with travels to Lewistown, Parkwood, and Chicago.

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Reported

Transfer list includes Elizabeth Baker to J. B. Graham for 7 acres in Burlington at 202 dollars and numerous deeds across Wallingston Cantor Homer Blairsville and Cherryhill with prices from 75 to 26500 dollars, highlighting parcels in Indiana County with executors and trusts, including long lists of lots and acres.

Indiana Elizabeth Baker J. DB. Craham Burlington Morris Biaker J. B. Urahant Wallington J. Bender John Netang Bellerman A.C. Cusken Dixonville James W. ‘Mack P. Pi Bonnell Fing Stoberts Maurybuy & Toke Cantor John W. Williams Joseph Hughes Glenampbell Joe Maneo John Gregg Cherryhill Charles Keller Frank Keller Knaut Burrall Thomas R. Lukehart G. A. George South Mahoning D. G. McHenry Mary JL. Stear West Mahoning Ernest Ff. Krape Mary W. Groft D. A. Fitzionts Kunkle Homer Forest St. Clair Charles A. Mack West Wheatfield A. GC. Boesman A. Demontin Blairsville Charles Jacoby Margaret d. Sheagley First Ward J. J. Moorhead John A. Snyder Plumville John Rens TH. Deonardo Second Ward Jacob Arthur Bloomington Coal Co Grean James W.mack Lo Gordon M. Feltman Washington James W. Davis Cameron Davis Cora G. Campbell Wm. FH. Griener Prank Brinkman K. Roof Wilmer Stewart W. C. Bennett White

Golden wedding honors for D T Neil and wife

County Commissioner D T Neil of near Rossiter and his wife celebrated fifty years of marriage as more than 100 relatives and friends gathered at their home. The event featured a noon dinner after Rev Alexander of Rossiter offered greetings and many attendees exchanged tokens of esteem.

Wieven Ax County D. T. Neil Near Rossiter Alexander of Rossiter Neil

Educators in Sission County Hear Addresses

A gathering of Indiana county Principals and High School Teachers Association met Saturday in Indiana. The program featured talks on student achievements and library services, with Seville presenting a solo and Miss Nahmort delivering a Harrisburg education bureau address. Attending instructors and principals from the region included J. Chapman, I. C. Me Jord, W. Gibson, and many others from towns such as Clymor, Cherry Tree, Armagh, and Blairsville.

Indiana County Jligh School Teachers Association In- Wank WW. Seville Baltrsville Vouul Solo D. Wilbur Gibgen Iniliana Imigh Pennsylvania Soclidol Miss “Nahort Bureau of Kehool Dravies Department of Public Tstriaetion Harrisburg J. WF. Chapman Honest Work I. CT Me Jord J. Wilbur Gibson W. M. Jtnddock A. Losta Itleck Mra. Hirdle Keener Irene Wilson Silahweg D. Bert Jolsopple Pon Runz Ernest Kinsey J. Edwin Fyoek John J. Davis Arcadia Vera Simpson Cherryhill Misa Clawson D. >. Patterson Grean AB. Seville Navin Montgomery Gao M. Hil Blairaville Ernest McLaughlin Dwigdt A. Nichol

World War Veteran Oren Groft Buried with Honors

The body of Oren Groft, a World War veteran from Rayne township, was brought to Indiana and interred at Oakland cemetery with full military honors. Services were at Crooked Creek Baptist church, led by Rev. W. L. Melee, with American Legion Posts from Indiana and Marion Center in charge. Groft died in service in France and is now listed among Indiana county veterans buried in their homeland.

Crooked Creek Baptist Church Oren Groft M. P. Groft Rayne Township Indiana Oakland Cemetery W. L. Melee Indiana Baptist Church Indiana and Marion Center American Legion Oren Crvica Indiana County France

Sebbath School Association Officers meeting at West United Presbyterian

A county and district officers meeting will be held at the West United Presbyterian church in Indiana on Saturday October 2 with morning and afternoon sessions. Attendance urged, plans for next year to be completed, officers urged to join in pushing the work. Also includes obituaries and society notices from the Indiana area.

Diatrick West United Presbyterian Church Indiana

Rev James G N Park Dies After Illness in Indiana

Rev James G N Park of Locust Street, evangelist and former Lutheran minister, died Monday after perforated ulcer and subsequent pneumonia at Indiana Indl win lighpitig. Born Retreat Virginia, educated Roanoke College and Lutheran Seminary Philadelphia, he served multiple congregations before retiring in 1904. Survived by wife Agnes Loder and many Park children, private funeral and Oakland Cemetery burial planned.

James G.N. Park Locust Street Indlwin Lighpitig Indiana Ture Retreat Roanoke College Lutherian Seminary Phildelphia Center Square Benver Falls Grushton Leechburg East Locust Street Agnes Loder Philadelphia James Park Smyrna Aaslo Minor American View Luther Park Akron Ivan C. Park New York Eugene M. Park Niagara Alts Jack A. Park Pittsburgh Laura Park Wilmerding Katherine Jones Moranea Park Percival Park Oakland Cemetery

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