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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1916

Page

5

Grand Jury Heard Duties Outline and Bridge Plan

Judge J N Langham opened the September term with a detailed charge to the Grand Jury outlining duties and calling for diligent inquiry. The jury recommended a new 205 foot concrete and cement county bridge below Lower Twolick on the Homer City road at an estimated cost of 18000 dollars, with the contract to be awarded promptly. True bills were returned in Beatty embezzlement Milliken quarantine violations Pallugi assault Ferrier and others.

J. N. Langham Grand Jury Langham Lower Twolick Homer City Road A. H. Beatty Paul Milliken Mattie Pallugi Robert J. Ferrier J. D. Palmer, Sr Lew Palmer John Goodlin Leonardo Rezzolli Wm. Wray Domenick Besso Domenick Orlando Hailes Tony Barber Cologero Gerefanlco James Plish Tom Pitts James Connatti Peter Farro Andrew Yuhasz Andy Barbus Mary McDermott W m. Harkins Merl Brown John Pulaski Commonwealth J. D. Palmer, Jr Pennsylvania United States New_ Jersey Maryland Delaware North Carolina South Carolina Louisiana Territory of Hawaii McKean Connecticut

Weddings of a Week: Fleming Miller union in local home

Fleming of this place and Velma Marie Miller of Center township will wed at the bride’s parents home this evening at 8. The ceremony, by Rev. D B Magill, precedes a pink and white floral wedding with an electric arch. After a supper, the couple will motor to Johnstown for a night train to Washington and Maryland. Fleming works as assistant superintendent of Penn Public Service. Miller is a former Indiana State Normal student.

Clymer Miller Jemima White Johnstown Washington, D. C Maryland Fleming D. A. Fleming Grant Street Penn Public Service Company Indiana East Oak Street Helen Miller Homer City New Castle Katharyn Barr Pittsburg D. Lytle Wiggins Marian Bates Greenville Wiggins White Township Fredonia Northwestern University Evanston, Ill Westminster College James Wiggins Laura Walter Arthur Dick Liggett John M. Liggett New Florence Miss May James Harrisburg West Wheatfield Township Virginia Liggett Marie Liggett Hugh Liggett Clyde Ynez Anstead CG. M. Greek Roger Greek Manor Rogers Shields Peint Public Service Company Seward Territory Miss Greek Real Estate Exchange Seward Clair Fleming Velima Marie Miller Center Township Adirondacks Tomb Carpenter Avenue Wmnerson Cosmopolitan Club

Indiana Men Buy Local Ice Plant For Big Expansion

Indiana men invest 67600 dollars to acquire the Johnstown Sanitary Dairy Company ice plant on West Water street. The new firm will seek a charter and produce ice and ice cream and expand cold storage, controlling most of the county’s ice and ice cream business.

Indiana Johnstown Sanitary Dairy Company West Water Street Indiana Provision Company Electric and Power Penn Public Service Company Johnstown

Brushvalley man injured by threshing machine belt

Benjamin Evans, a Brushvalley township resident, was severely injured when his right arm was caught in a belt at a farm threshing operation. Taken to Indiana hospital by Dr. William Johns, doctors hope the forearm can be saved. Evans, older and recovering from shock, rests after the incident.

Benjamin Evans Brushyalley Township Charles Hileman Evans William Johns Brushvalley Indiana Hospital

Will Wed his Month Arthur W Wigging to wed Bess Helen Simpson

Arthur W Wigging son of Mr and Mrs James W Wiggins of near town will marry Miss Bess Helen Simpson daughter of Mrs Thomas Simpson of Chestnut street on Thursday September 14. Wigging is superintendent of the city poor farm of Scranton at Clark's Summit and both are well known in Indiana. Eighty five invitations issued. Home destroyed by fire Yorick Hamilton house on East Philadelphia street burned last night.

Arthur W. Wigging James W. Wiggins Near Town Bess Helen Simpson Thomas Simpson Chestnut Street Wiggins Scranton Clark's Summit Miss Simpson Indiana George Lewis Erie Lillian Leib North Firth Street Philadelphia Lloyd McCreight Washington-Jefferson College J. H. McGinity Littsburg Marion Center Charles Woodward Park College Stella Swan Akron Charlotte Swan Town Monroe Torrence Philipsburg J. M. Torrence Ninth Street Clark McGregor Lancaster J. C. McGregor North Sixth Street Nellie Barr North Ilffith Street W. I. Scott Export Belle Baer Harper Brooklyn Christ Episcopal Church J. B. Parnell South Sixth Street Bilder Peeler Murray Elmer Campbell Joseph DuBois Edward Fiat Uniontown M. F. Jamison Kelly Carnahan East Palestine W. S. Carnahan Ross and Wilbur Hosack Wilkinsburg William Hosack Wayne Avenue Frank Terry Trafford Progress Charles Stewart Millvale James N. Stewart South Fifth Street Ira Felton Jack Johnstown Youngstown White Township New Castle R. Clark Wiggins Marian Winona Fitzabeth Orr Wiskingpene J. L. Peterman Washington Township Lincoln Crossman North Mahoning Township Squire Jamie A. Crossman Oakland Avenue Crossman A. W. Moorhead South Seventh Street Pittsburg St. Francis Hospital A. W. Callaway Wallowie Mag Rank Neff Philadelphia Street I. J. Moore Aime Bridge James L. Polerina Staltimore CG. L. McCurdy Sammuel Barnett Elderton Wi. A. Waddell Leechburg J. Wise Thompson Railroad Avenue Mia Irvin Rhea Saltsburg Indiana Hospital TL Taner H. Srufner Rayne Townslip Onberg Susanval Buterbaugh Whlen Thea Crooked Creel Brethren Church Lewis Rultner Mbensburg Lestia Stuffner Jane McDermott Vandergrift Elizabeth Lindsey B. Bryan Wome J. M. Brown Drucilla Ruftner Ruftner Berkey Wast Run

Personal Bbrevities of Indiana visitors and movers

A long list of local residents and relatives visiting Indiana or traveling to cities such as Philadelphia Philadelphia street Pittsburgh New Castle and Washington township. The notes record movements including visits, guests staying with relatives, and people returning home from travels with several named individuals and towns.

Real estate transfers recorded in Indiana County lines

A list of transfers including Peter Kymen to William Britts for a lot in Montgomery valued at 150 dollars and many similar deeds. Names include Jents, Sturhell, Sink, Crooks, Raleigh, Bartlehaugh, Attillo, and more. Properties span Montgomery Dubing ton Bullington Center Duffington and various townships with prices from 60 to 32 thousand dollars.

Indiana Peter Kymen Montgomery William Britts T. Sturhell Peres South Mahoning Jatin BH. Sink Raltigh Peter Attilllo Margaret P. Crooks Omer Raleigh Samuel HH Conrad Bullington Dilltown Smokeless Coal Co Simon Conner Nancy J. Bartlehaugh T. R. Williams Dufington A. Jd. Davia T. i Willams Samuel HW. Conrad Areble C. Kunide Center Tsumner Grail Duffalo & Susquehannin Coal and Coke Co Washington R. I. Miller J. J. O'Neil Blackiek J. McQuaido Cunningham Thoms St. Clair Third Wind Millie Brandt Tt. Geise West Wheatfeld Olga Knaultenbaugh A. W. Engle Burrell Mike Scorza M. Scorza A. da Mantia Tt. D. Tomb Most Wheatfeld Jessie J. Stiles J. McQuaide Cunningham Blackilek David Newman Pearce Banks Charlotte McCullough

Infantile paralysis cases hit Indiana county in week

Two five year old girls in White and Pine townships contract aggravated infantile paralysis. Luella Pearl Spencer improves after quarantine and unclear exposure. Mary Doubt remains in critical condition. Also notes a Presbyterians Bible class gathering, a man sighting a wild turkey and rattlesnake, and birth of John Lapsley Glasser with family celebrations. Rev Clyde W Shueffer visits home.

White and Pine Township Indiana County Luella Pearl Spencer Jennie Spencer White Township W. HM. Martin East Pike Mary Doubt J. R. Doubt Pinetownship

Longtime community leader Wilson Wilke dies at 67

Obituary notes Wilson M. Wilke of Shelorta county a native of Kan sas who died at his Atchison home after a lingering illness. He helped found a bank in Bingham served in the state legislature and was considered a substantial citizen. Survived by his wife and a son Mark.

Wilson M. Wilke Wilson M. Wilker Atchison Moe Alexander and Marthe Walker Sheleta Kansas Moah West Hinehami Binghan Hhis Thea Mra. A

Big County Fair 18 Opens with Soldiers Day

The sixtieth annual Indiana County Agricultural Society fair launches with soldiers' day honors for Civil War veterans. An aeroplane display starts daily, and race events offer a $400 purse per event plus track-record bonuses. Gates open for families with extensive attractions. health restrictions limit under 16 attendance.

Pennsylvania Indiana Counry Agricultural Society Dixon Ihmat County Agar J. Wise Thompson Indiana Buffalo, Rochester Pittgburg Pennsylvanda Indiana Street Railway Big City Agricultural Association Fer J. Wilso Thompson Railroad Avenue Indiana County Fair Grounds

Judge halts roadblock to county fair grounds access

Judge J N Langham issues an injunction preventing Lie State Highway Department from blocking the Hialsville road leading to the county fair. The block was planned during a week of repairs, delaying access to the fair stands until after the fair week.

Hanghia J. N. Langham Hag Lie State Highway Department Hialsville Mose of Te

Suffrage Fair Week Presiding by Miss Katherine Mills

Miss Katherine J. Mills, host at the suffrage tent on the Mair Grounds, presiding this week for the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Association. Competent judge A. O. Garwen praised The Progress anniversary issue and Mr Green of St. Louis ordered more copies, commending text and design.

Young Wen Mair Grounds Katherine J. Mills Vemsylvanian Woman Suffrage Association Milly Chiumbhig Praive Garwen St. Louis Green The Progress Clairsville Lund L

Miner Victor Kroth, 14, Killed By Slate Fall

Victor Kroth of Lucerne Mines, aged 14, was killed Saturday afternoon when slate fell in the mines at Lucerne Mines. Burial took place Monday at St Bernard's Cemetery. INDIANA MARKETS Butter Eggs.

Victor Kroth Lucerne St. Bernard's Human Catholic Cemetery

Also Mentioned on This Page

Laughiin Chresher Opdyke C. A. Hartung Janet Simpson Virginia McNotten Warter Street Indiana High School Indiana State Normal School Simpson State College Indiana Lumber and Supply Company John Slicker Apollo Hetrick-Smaathers Robert Hetrick Hastings Lenore Smathers Howard Swank Yorick Hamilton RAL C. Clements Laura J. Clements B. Kunkle Margaret I. Monst Charlotte M. Huey Firnt Ward Hugh R. Wiley CWO Mee County Presbyteria Church Wiliam Simpson Humes Cora Simpson Farm Simson Carl Helna Jolnatown Bullington Township Trevis Jad Mra. Trying Glasser John Lapsley Glasser FP. Glasser Marlon Genter John Lapsley Glass Hart Clyde W. Shueffer Liverpool J. W. Shueffer Lomer City Arthur J Seward Wilbur Anna M. Gravkey W. McGunn Blairsville Mildred i Blaiesville Nferman Crote Byepe Ftitraba Grace Clawson ‘ Este Latrobe Roy McNaughton Kyde Parle Twila Withero Mikza Jane Willowson Ming Diilvza Jane Widdowson Nelson Widdowson Oldlock Batist Church Rose Myers Niagara Falls A. L. Janey West Chester Jane Long Amanda Haverwine Marion Centers Morrison Fisher Johm Misher Fim Big Ife Hazel John Fisher Lev Walker Rosia Auld Rosie Auld Brushvalley Township Dropay Suistine United Presbyterian Church of Hone Magill Homer Cay Bina Stone Hethel Eliareh New New Florence Mayne Uhilty Mayme Tilly Clu- Ghimali Don Ton W. Kosa Heilwoods Penn Mary Heilwood Migs Minne McGuire Annie J. Vogel Venn Kun Presbyterian Church Ray Gartan Schenley Heights South Side Hospital Garman Lury Graham M. J. Buterbaugh Marton Neuter R. UD Wriday Grant Township Abel Abel Deckers Point George Beers BIG County Fair Thia Ustal
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