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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1921

Page

7

Big County Fair at Indiana County Opens With Record Attendance

The Big County Fair enters a record week with more than 600 veterans attending a Soldiers Day ceremony and a crowded grounds setup. Livestock, speed events, and numerous attractions fill the fair, with 400 World War II veterans at a reunion and Armistice Day plans announced. Special trains and good roads are expected to boost attendance to historic levels. Gatekeeper J Wilse Thompson marks 47 years. survivor William G. McElhaney plans to attend as health allows.

Indiana County Blairsville John §. Fisher J. Langham Vesterans Court House Fargrounds Fair Association J. Wilse Thompson William G. McElhaney Railroad Avenue

World War Veteran Sergt Lawrence Little Buried With Honors

Indiana soldiers gathered for the public funeral in Greenwood Cemetery honoring Sergt Lawrence Little who fell in France. The service included Lutheran church rites, a Bris Indiana Lodge tribute, and veterans in uniform led the procession. Little served in Company F town and was killed September 27, 1918. funeral actions remembered his American service and sacrifice.

Indiana France Sergt Lawrence Little Greenwood Cemetery George Little Gale Street Bris Sergt. Little Peeler BE. M. Gearhart Mre. E. c. Buchheit Sergeant Little

Homer Lad Lost Tape In Effort To Save Companion

Joseph Ruilo aged 13 an orphan from Homer City and Joan Duert aged 14 inmates of St Pauls Orphanage Asylum Idlewood sank to their deaths in Chartiers creek at Idlewood bridge Allegheny county Monday afternoon Rulo dived to rescue when his companion who was cramping disappeared Duerr pulled him under while both struggled then vanished None of the other siblings has been located and the father resides in Pittsburgh pending contact.

Joseph Ruilo Homer City Joan Duert St. Paul's Orphanage Idlewood Chartiers Creek Idlewood Bridge Allegheny County Rullo Duerr Pittsburgh

Homer City Couple Observe 56th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sickenberger of Homer City hosted a five o clock dinner for 32 in their home to mark their 56th anniversary. The party featured pink and yellow fall roses, with gifts presented at the end. Attendees included family members from Homer City Pittsburgh Millvale Turtle Creek and other nearby towns.

H.C Sickenberger Harry Flickinger Carlton Virginia J. Flickinger Lisle Flickinger J. N. Sickenberger Marion J. D. George F. F. Moore Jimmie Marie Dills Millie Sicken’berger Homer City R.S. Sickenberger Helen Louise Harry Sickenberger Alfred Pittsburgh J. R. Chesley Ralph Jane Millvale Alice Meluim Turtle Creek

Two County Crisis Suicides Reported Within Days

In the county two men, Charles Boyer aged 48 and Thomas K. Woodend aged 47, were found dead by hanging after disappearing from the County Home and the Woodend residence. Boyer, a former West Mahoning resident, had tied a rope to a rib and hidden it with a sack, suggesting planned self destruction. Woodend, a nurse by trade and son of the late Rev W W Woodend, vanished from his Saltsburg home and was found hanging from a stable rafter, with a flashlight nearby indicating a night act.

Charles Boyer Hte Tle Tres West Mahoning Township John W. W. Woodend Indiana Col J. W. Woodend I Chairsville

Indiana County Sabbath School Joinvention Opens

Religious educators plan a two day convention in Indiana Presby terian Church. Notable speakers include Dr John Knox McClurkin and Prof J H Mack. Delegates receive credentials, souvenir program, song book, and a Front Line button for full attendance.

Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia Chicago Careel

Reunions Highlight Past Week Gatherings in Town

A lively family gathering of the Tlen ry Hamer at a Kimmell home drew over a hundred relatives with elaborate refreshments and many Miller and Wood kin among attendees. The second Monse reunion at Ivashvalley hosted August 27 featured music, singing, and swimming in Yellow creek water, with a noon feast and officers elected: President J. S. Moose and Vice President Harry Moose.

Tlenry Hamer Kimmell Taha Henry Ramer Lea Ramer Albert Miller Ward Wood Bhivine Milar Howard Kimmel Marl Miller Gladys Miller Emojean Miller Carl Miller Zelda Miller Prank Miller Ganelle Wood Delone Wood Clare Miller Wilmer Miller Josephine Miller Leonard Miller Wayne Miller Catherine Jean Miller Henry Dean Millar Corinna Kinnel Willard Kimmel Anke Marvin Silvis John Ramor DuBois Homer Fleming Buckingham Colo Elizabeth Wike Ivashvalley Yellow Creek J. S. Moose Harry Moose

Local residents share news of visits and family events

A community note lists relatives visiting Denver and Pittsburgh, birthdays and illnesses, trips to Athinlle City and Lancaster county, a near drowning incident, and upcoming union Sunday school picnic at West Tolivar grounds. Several residents, including Mrs. Rebecca Moraw and Mr. Clarence McGraw, traveled from Pittsburgh and Duncansville area, with Mrs. Prudence Altimus celebrated at home.

Clarence ‘McGraw Athinlle City Caroline Fulmer James Cunningham Neaverdale Susan St. Clair St. Clair Ligonter Robert Chambars Gon. Graig Pittsburgh A. W. Altimus William Altimus Mary A. Mack Ducuasne Sunction Union West Tolivar John Dias Dunquesne James Mall Merle Mack Marlinsburg Blair County Air Hall Mrs. J. 4 Ferry Missex Pearl Ruth Lichtenfels Joy Minnie Clark Frank Clark Patna

Deaths in County and Nearby Areas Chronicle Obituary Notes

Obituary notices report Mrs Elizabeth Kerr of near Purchase Line and Mrs Sarah Henderson of Edgewood among others. Deaths include George Washington Lucas of White township and infant Ruth Bleu near Kellysburg.Survivors listed span Kerr family and Langham kin with multiple siblings, spouses, and numerous children. services held locally with interments at Mahoning and other cemeteries.

Thomas Kerr Elizabeth Kerr Near Purchase Line East Garry Kerr Insdale Howard Kerr Vandergrift Clair Kerr Commodore Wes Porter Keyport Wash Ralph Ollie Myrtle Bessie Kerr S. Langham Cherry Tree Alex Jno Langham Hast Run Wiliam Langham Bhenayore Wilse J. N. Langham Town Aimelia Kingan Stafford Laura Lnoglam Pittsburgh Stev. Patver Mahoniny Purchise Line Harry L. Lowry White Township Crete Texas Alis. Lowry Dickin Ray al. Lille J. A. Henderson Edgewood Indian Hospital Indiana High School Gus Stey O. J. Plowing Miakiwud Albert Dick Deuth Albert, Dek Homer City Julia Anthony Anthony Shelocta Tomer City United Pres Jarry Henry O'Harrah Liawrence Laney O'Harrah Wat Itun Deea Mra Clyde Smith Ole Awve Vlorenge Uuer Flarry Ack Mural Abome Modan Lanison Marian Caroline Lainison John Litoison Williamsport Ruth Bleu East Mahoning

Personal Briefs Reveal Local Social Ties Across Indiana

I Brody buys goods in New York for Brody Bros. Texas City visitor Richard Wilson calls on his mother Mrs. Wilson. Harvey Hudson of Commodore serves as juror. Uniontown guest J Thompson visits K A Thompson. Miss Pearl Allison heads to Wandercrift for teaching. Mrs. Christian Strayer and four children return from Indiana relatives. Howard Sloan and others return from lakes motor trip. Lincoln Gibson enrolls for Progress. Miss Bertha Grait recovers from operation. Several local residents renew subscriptions and attend county events. theft at Sylvester Ruffner’s home reported. Notables include Dr. Jd. H. Peterman of Baltimore visiting and Miss Edna Stewart’s move to Alhambra California. Civil War veteran James Hall attends Wheatfield reunion.

I. Brody New York Brody Bros Richard Wison Texas City Tex Cla! Wilson Harvey Hudson Commodore J. ¥. Thompson Uniontown Waa K. A. Thompson Church Street Pearl Allison Center Townslip Wandercrift Christian Strayer Indiana Howard Sloan Wilbur Seanor Lakes B. B. Waltermire Penn Run Clair Walterpriven Clymet St. D Ana Walker Locust Stract Johnstown Nienda Bedford Springs Paul Johnston Marjoria Frye Mael Cummins Perry Frye Creekside Dayton Phoenix Charles J. Ebey M. Walker Town B. J. Wexzley Washington, Pa Jone Warl West Chestnut Street Ambridge Gillis Kunkle Blairsville R. D. 1 Bertha Grait East Waterstreet Indiana Hospital Lincoln Gibson Near Pine Flats Gay Houck Purchase Lina Olie King Beatty James Donaldson Altoona J. B. Lintner Blairsville A. G. Moorhead Schoyl Street Jon Earl Ira, Jr Philadelphia Jd. H. Peterman Baltimore J. J. Peterman Wayne Avenue Peterman Irwin Arcadia St. Bonifacius Cambria County Myron G. ‘Thoimpson Vandergrift Thompson Bennett Stardtmiller North Fifth Street Martin Ypatlanti Yeal County A. Wilhelm Biyne of Progress California John Wynlahie Jamey Hall Robinson Old

Weddings of a Week At Jas A Simpson home

WEDDINGS OF A WEEK Ankeny Simpson residence was the scene of a home wedding on Thursday evening when Miss Florence Simpson became the bride of Roy Horace Ankeny of near town. Rev Chalmers G U Morrow officiated with relatives and friends present. Miss Martha Simpson was maid of honor and Ankeny’s brother acted as best man. The bride wore white satin and carried pink roses. The couple plan an eastern wedding trip and will reside in Morgan town West Virginia where Ankeny attends the University of West Virginia. Both are Indiana Normal School graduates and former county teachers.

Ankeny-Simpson Jas A. Simpson White Township Florence Simpson Roy Horace Ankeny Near Town Chalmers GU. Morrow First United Presbyterian Church Martha Simpson Mr. Ankeny Simpson Morgan Town W. Va Ankeny University of West Virginia Hig Bride Indiana Normal School Gibson-Clark Andrew Clair Gibson Lincoln Gibson Near Pine Pearl Tressa Clark Fred Clark Colver Episcopal Church Pittsburgh Maybelle Manly Williamsport Jack W. Gibson Cherry ‘Trea Fort Pitt Philadelphia Atlantic City Mr. Gibson Culver

Grand Jury returns 22 true bills after two days of indictments

The grand jury heard 24 bills of indictment within two days at the September term, the largest number in years. Foreman Simeon Johns led the panel as District Attorney Wilmer Wood presented cases ranging from forgery to selling liquor without license. Many suspects face criminal charges with trial set for next week while civil cases are postponed.

Uie Simeon Johns Greet Township Wilmer Wood Lst Trred Piernanel Mary Linfransit W. B. Bratten Alvin Simpson Floyd Tronk Bt Mike John George Steva Poleside Andy Zuloch Tony Samarelli Merle Windhey F. Ind Blxorn Allen Feloniouk Araon Frank Comforta Torrance V. Wolf Tesfel Nefatha Ynonno Louis Mary Metzko Stanley Konlis Inlen Bruno Mikosky Pets Simynk Salvatore Vonspint Beensa Mike Gwidak

Blairsville Hero John J Palmer Heroism Noted in Meuse Argonne

Remains of Blairsville resident John J Palmer were buried with honors of war after he died of wounds from the Meuse Argonne offensive on October 7 1918. He directed his unit through heavy fire despite fatal injuries and received commendation from regimental headquarters for leadership and bravery. Other items include a corn roast by Vel lum girls at Ling Schoolhouse and farm accidents in Commodore and Brushvalley plus Indiana market rates for butter and eggs.

John J. Palmer Blairsville William §. Palmer Qairdatown Lee Gordon Co. EH France Athough Meune-Argonne Regimoendil Sergi Meuse-Argonna Fiedae Phutoon Heely Sand

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