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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1915

Page

6

Indiana County Fair Opens With Old Soldiers Day

Next Tuesday marks the 8th annual Indiana County Agricultural Society exhibition with large cattle swine poultry and horse displays and extensive machinery exhibits. Aero plane demonstrations and daily concerts by the Indiana Military Band accent the program. Wednesday is Old Soldiers Day honoring Civil War veterans with a county reunion and registration at the courthouse before marching to the fair grounds for a social gathering and program.

Indiana County Fairgrounds Indiana County Agricultural Society Horticultural Hall Indiana Military Band Harry White Indiana County Soldiers Organization Indiana Washington City

Two Stores Change Hands in Local Trade Shifts

Huey and Moorhead sell Indiana Newsstand to John D. Johnson of Du Bois. They retain the news department until October 1. Mac McKinstry sells his shoe store to W A Hartsock of Renova, Pa, who takes possession this week and plans future work in Pittsburgh area or west.

Huey Alexander McKinstry Mac W. ‘A. Hartsock Renova McKinstry Pittsburg West

Evangelistic Meetings Planned at Cherry Tree Tent

Evangelistic meetings modeled after the Tilly plan begin Sunday September 29 in Cherry Tree. An 800 seat tent will host services with Rev. Dr. R. E. McClure of Blairsville leading, assisted by workers and a trained choir. Local churches and citizens promote a multi mile outreach with music as a feature.

Cherry Tree R. EB. McClure Blairsville

Y M C A. work veterans and visitors in Palo and Purchase Line

Located in the West James B. Watson of town who returned home last spring from South America where he was engaged in Y M C A work is now located at Palo Calif where he is employed as prefectory of the Y M C A of the Leland Stanford University M C Butterbaugh of Swisevale is visiting relatives in the vicinity of Purchase Line

James B. Watson South America Palo Calif Leland Stanford University M. C. Butterbaugh Swisevale Purchase Line Helen Ralston North Fifth Street Willamsport William Gray Helen Speedy Columbia Hospital Wilkinsburg James Speedy South Seventh Street Robert J. Hood West Wheatfield Township J. C. Schrader Tnties Mra North Wighth Street Martha Carson Ssomer City John I*. Barclay Vandergrift Buffalo Toronto J. M. McConnell and Son Mankato Minn Wittanning John McConnell Charles IL. Brown J. M. Brown Near Town Vincent Kissinger Cherry Trea Willam Kissinger Locust Streat Pittsburg G. W. Kaufman and Son North Side Brown Willet Detroit Mich E. W. McParland Town University of Mich!gan Ann Arbor James Learn Lovejoy John Cook Church Street Hazlett-Learn Kellyshoro Irwin Learn Earl Kellysburg Butler

Belgian Relief Fund reports final county tally

The Indiana County Belgian Relief Fund treasurer D F Kinn filed a final report showing total receipts of 426.86 with 4.50 for printing deductions, leaving 422.35 sent to W S Mitchell Pittsburgh treasurer of the Committee for Pittsburg and Western Pennsylvania for Belgian relief. Names of local donors include Anna F. Given J M Stevens Mrs R E Cole J B Smith Iowa Mrs Mary Marshall Nora Pat Edward Rowe L T Spicher and an unnamed contributor.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania Rinn Reed Buchhelt Anna F. Given J.M. Stevens R. E. Cole- Reed J. EB. Smith Iowa Mary Marshall Eeee Eae Ween Reed Nora Pat Reed J. M. Marshall Edward Rowe L. T. Spicher

Weddings of a Week feature Homer City pairs

A week of marriages covers Lucas Campbell and Miss Margaret Campbell at Homer City with foreman Lucas Campbell of Graceton Coke Co. Also Bennett Fry and Miss Mary Fry wed in Pittsburg, followed by Hazlett Learn and Kernie Learn, Jacob Otto and Minnie Wilson, and Thomas Hunter and Jennie Long in small-town ceremonies.

Lucas Campbell Harry D. Lucas Margaret Campbell Homer City Milton Brandon D. A. Magill Homer City United Bennett Fry David Bennett Mary Fry Pittsburg John Fry Coleman George Fry Kent D. H. Davis North Side Otto-Wilson Jacob H. Otto Miss Minnie May Wilson Fréderick Wilson C.A. Hartung Otto Hunter-Long Thomas Hunter Jennie Long Delia Long Hire Rossiter Squire J. W. Smith

More Offenders Sentenced Pleads Guilty and All Must Serve Time

Kour records show multiple offenders sentenced by Judge S and S J Telford on Monday morning. Stanley Solwitz assault and battery sentence suspended with costs paid and care for wife. parole for one year. Steve Romansik forgery paroled with costs due in thirty days. Andy Knapp charged with bigamy and adultery fined two dollars, 60 days in Allegheny county workhouse at Hoboken. William Hilty larceny fined one dollar and indeterminate sentence to state Industrial School at Huntingdon.

Kour S&s. J. Telford Stanley Solwitz Steve Romansik Andy Knapp Allegheny County Hoboken William Hilty Fstate Industrial School Huntingdon

Rural Carriers to Meter Ladies Auxiliary at County Meeting

The Burnettter County convention of rural carriers in Indiana will meet next Monday Labor Day at Blacklick. Every mail carrier and wife is invited as a Ladies Auxiliary is formed. Topics include The Efficient Carrier and How to Be One and How Can We Get Better Roads. A state convention report and officers’ installation follow.

Indiana County Blacklick Ladies’ Auxiliary

Personal Brevities Highlight Local Visitors and Moves

A parade of residents from Hellwood Pine Flats town and nearby areas share weekend calls visits and journeys. Names include B R Williams Milton Elwood Albert Miller D T McGregor Miss Joy Douglass Gaye Griffith and many others with moves to Philadelphia New York City Windber El Paso and Johnstown.

B. R. Williams Hellwood Milton Elwood Pine Flats Albert Miller Phillipsburg D.T. McGregor Marion Center Robert Bruce Colver Mary H. Bruce Wast Oak Street Myron Thompson Vanderegrift J Wilse Thompson Railroad Avenue Elsie Campbell Parkwood Windber Frank R. Gilmore Braddock Blairsville el Paso Texas C. A. Campbell Armagh Amanda Adams Chestnut Street A. J. Lydick Near Clymer Progress Ida M. Kettering Near Creekside Johnstown Edna Swank East Oak Street Wilkinsburg Columbia Hospital Letitia Gibson Penn Run Indiana County Homer City Ralph Forrester Church Street L. A. Cassidy Smicksburg Adam P. Lowry Town W. R. McConnell Hagerstown John McConnell South Fifth Street Samuel Sickenberger l Pittsburg Indiana Henry Green Charles John New Boston Ils S. M. Clawson Jacksonville Margaret Campbell East Water Street Franklin

Reunion Season Brings War Memories to Clarksburg

A long-remembered muster out of Company B and F, 74th Pennsylvania Volunteers, is recalled at a 50th anniversary reunion in Clarksburg West Virginia. Survivors and families gather at Chambersville House for a dinner hosted by Landlord and Mrs Watt Kinter with Italian band music. Officers elected include President Peter Frech and Vice President G A McLain. Many attendees and spouses are named, with plans for next year and a largeMahaffey and Ramey family reunions reported in nearby communities. The event list spans multiple counties with dates, locations, and organizers noted.

74Th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers Clarksburg W. Va Chambersville Watt Kinter Chamberlyville Kinter Peter Freth Georgeville G. A. McLain Indiana Adam Black Smicksburg William Kimple Peter Frech G. W. Barto J. Id Row Samuel W. Knox Gwaleb Snyder John MM. Weston Jackson McMillen Adam Shields Alex Skrimmel Harman Waddle James Wynkoop John Todd Kinter Madison W. McLaughlin Lowry Dohnston John Kinter Merle Weston A. G. Galentine Plumville Uie Williamsport Vallamont Park Franklin Ramey William Haddick Harmony W. 3. Ramey Trade City O. G. Fleck Sinking Valley Mabon Montgomery G. al. Martin Steele Mabon J. J. Trood Blairs- Villa Steel Mabon Nea New C. L. Graff Jamey Mabon W. J. Smith Smith Blairsville J. la Enodgrass Johnstown G. M. Martin Youngstown J. M. Johnston J. J. Dickie Milo M. Luther J. S. Wagner Clyde Robert Heacox Altoona Charles Mabon Robi. Hood New Florence

Grim Reapers Harvest T Blade McGara and McGare

Obituaries detail the sudden deaths of 68 year old T Blade McGara of Chambersville and Wm Myers a prominent local resident, plus multiple short notices of deaths including Nellie Davis Nervie Donahue and Alexander Wilson with burial plans and surviving relatives.

Four Women to Graduate at Penn Lpton Class

Commencement exercises will be held Friday at 8:00 PM in the Presbyterian church of Penn Lpton. Four young women will receive diplomas from the Teacher Training Department of the State Sabbath School Association. Names listed include Blanche Rath Moorhead, Gertrude Moorhead, Maynie Lyons, and others. The program features music and readings by Miss Lyons and the class choir, with an outline of diploma conferment.

Finld Presbyterian Church of Penn Ltton State Sabbath School Association Blanche Rath Gertrude Moorhead Maynie Jyons Age Lyons Beachor Ulto Elas Key Brew Antitern Abatross

Doctor Zelger to Lead Local Presbyterian Church

Dr. Jesse R. Zelgler of Frankfort Kentucky accepted a call to be pastor of the Presbyterian congregation in Lawaway Indiana. He plans to arrive in October for formal installation as pastor of the local church.

Leechburney Wallace Mitchell Saltsburg The Baptist Church of Leechburg Presbyterian Congregation Lawh Wors Stev Jesse R. “Zelgler Prankfort Yeconlly Indiana

Sabbath prayer meeting at First United Presbyterian

This evening at 7:30 o'clock a Sabbath prayer meeting will be observed at the First United Presbyterian Church with all Sabbath school departments participating. Rev C D Brendlinger of Blairsville will preach at the Manor schoolhouse and in Cherryhill township the Cherryhill Brethren church will host Sunday services on the theme Chickens Come home to Roost.

Willlam H. Myers Mie Cherrytill Township Vial White Township Indiana Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Lutheran Church Town Indiana Post Margaret Allison Thomas Allison Green Township Ira A Frank Myers Harry W. Kee William Bennett J. Calvitt Clarke The Christian Church Greenwood Cemetery Church News First United Presbyterian Church C.D. Brendlinger Blairaville Manor Cherryhill Township Cherryhill

Marriage Licenses Listed for Indiana and Nearby Areas

A set of marriage license entries appears for Harry Van Duser and Maria BP of Indiana, Harry C. Weamer and Florence J. Getty of Saltsburg, Gould G. Gay and Cherryhill residents, Nina If and Dinwiddie of Cherryhill, George L. Davis and Disie V. Griffith of Pine, Charles O. Smith and Jessica F. Fulton of South Mahoning, with multiple local connections and partner details across Blacklick Pine Cherryhill and related townships.

Harry van Duser Indiana Maria BP Etrick Harry C, Weamer Saltsburg Florence J. Getty Saltsburg Gould G Pine Two Charles O. Smith Blacklick Jessica F. Fulton South Mahoning

Real Estate Transfers in Undiina County Reported

Listing of numerous real estate transfers in Undiina County includes buyers and amounts. Transactions show transfers of farms, coal lands, and lots across South Mahoning, Indiana, West Wheatfield, Homer City, Blairsville, and surrounding townships. Notable buyers include Plant Creek Coal Co, Buffalo & Susquehanna Coal & Coke Co, and Flora M Livingston with prices ranging from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars.

Johny Brewer South Mahoning Lodane B. Brewer Anos Wo Mut- Vinton Strome Harvey Plekinger Homer eCity Bastanedes J. Clair Sloan Indiana Donnis Gamble Ss.Chirk Weal Wheat Hield Florence Mills John §. Rosas C. M. Clark Bom. Clark South Mahonting Plant Creek Coal Co Ella A. Sutter South Mahoning Township Vlum Greek Coal Co Sutter Mth Wm. Paviik Glen Campbell Mary Bonk Adan’ F. Shomg West Wheatfield J. Wilbert Mack T. Dias Ilder Peeler Shelocta Wm, Robinson P. Waterly P. Ry-R, Co H. M. Lowry Indtana Maggna J. Replogle Dorsey A. McDiyith North Mahoning Clark W. Peffer T. J. Brandon Center Cénter Township

Firemen Convent May Draw Crowds On La Bor Day In Clymer

Clymer plans a bright observance of La Bor Day next Monday with entertainment each hour. Mines will close, businesses halt, parade at noon followed by a local baseball game and afternoon races. An Osath water battle and pavilion music are also promised with multiple refreshment stands open.

Clymer Clymer Baseball Olue Walter Battle Osath

Sawmills Run Full Weekly Timber Exports In Rabiner Region

Pauiber Business Che Gatentine a Rabiner Ga operation notes sawmills opened on the Jimboypwack and tine with 1 to 12 carloads of timber weekly moving to markets. Charles Learn joined the Indiana country colony workforce. Three Wattisinter children from Chambersville suffer scarlet fever. Other families in the area are stricken. cages reported in summer but no deaths.

Watt iSinter Chambersville

Gave Yield First Season By McGregor Planting

A green gage plum tree planted by J T McGregor near Marion Center last spring yielded fruit this season, marking its first harvest.

Gage J. T. McGregor Marion Center

Union sessions close after addresses and drills

McCreight of Plumyiile reports and committee readings followed the president's address. Mrs. Ella George of Beaver Valle led exercises and a parliamentary drill with ministers' addresses marking the close of the convention.

McCreight Plumyiile Ella George Beaver Valle

County Convention Sparks Sabbath School Rally at Homer City

The 18th Indiana County Sabbath School Association convention met in Homer City, with delegates from most county schools. Sessions featured sermons, addresses on education, adult Bible class, and “Safety First” by W C Landes. The event honored Amos Cravener, elected officers, and closed with multiple sessions and a women’s temperance union gathering.

Indiana County Sabbath Schuel Association Homer City Thurglday M. M. Smith Clymer J. Magus Tle Womer City United Presbyterian Church Ernest Work Sabbath School of Mexist Bolivar G. C. Fohner Bible Claus Marty Dunlap Pittsburg J. C. Silsly W. G. Landes Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association Indiana County Amos O. Cravener Town Cravener J. J. Davis B. W. Stall Blairsville D. F. Rinn Harry W. Kearhart W. T. Mahaffey Cherry Tree J. T. Stewart Jed Hall Rev. Goff W. CG Andes Raymond Archer Java J. Mider Veeler Preston Orwie Iovanto Seston Cie Husinese O. A Trey G. Flnckner Preston Orch Indiana Jules I. Chapman Arvilla Snyider Hr. M. Andrews Clynter D. L. Marsh Philadelphia Nils Eva Thompson Women’s Christian Temperance Union Mary H. Bruce Mary Obertin Rochester Mills Cyrus Work Joby

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BIG County Fair W. S. Mitchell Hazlett Harry Hazlett Kernie Learn Trayne Township Ray Rowland Plumyilie Earl ‘Lear Effie Kring M. B B. 8. Pierce Inez Wynkoop Union Reading W. B. Bowser Maud Stuchell Olive Jamison Long Grim Reapers Harvest T. Blade McGara T. Blur McGare Moe Degensead Big Font Mr. MeGara MeGara Herl Charrnce Shielis Kellysharis Lottie Rank Creekside Presbyters Fan Church Stayne Township W. J. Wilson Lown Fother Bryson McGark Los Angeles Cal Todd Kinter Rayoo Township Foster Lightcap Kellysbrare Caroline Thomfb William H. Myers Nellie Davis Indiana Hospital Anna Reider Davis Scott Davis Batlay Harman Rayne Township Grove Chapel Pt. Tau Nervie Wyona Donnulio Nervie Wyona Donahue Porter Donahue Dijonville Trev. W. N. Osgood Wesleyan Methodist Church Tanoma Alexander Wilson Blacklick Township DR. Angama Accheeds Call Undiina HIG Workisieg Temperance Workers Moreland
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