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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1925

Page

7

Grand Jury Heads by Mrs Cameron in September Session

Mrs Alice T Cameron of Cherry Tree leads the county grand jury at the September term of county court The indictments include 5 motor law and 4 prohibition law offenses with names of defendants and prosecutors listed The jury plans its quarterly county building inspection and aims for a final report Friday Also notes Clinton I Baun killed in Oregon motor accident and a Ritz Theatre Chicago Stock Company engagement in town

Criminal Court Alice T. Cameron Grand Jury J.R. Richardson John Leone Sony -Laechtek Mary Lockmore Clair Billott Irvin 2 Adams Robert Senor Marsells Senor George Brubaker Mary Comat I. D. ‘Kelly Harico Comat Dr. Kelly Fred Cramer Logan Dearmy B. Gerhard Blair Learn Guy Shields A. Askey Lizzie Johns G. A

Eleventh hour campaign cautions noted in Ty county

Ty justice warns voters about last minute campaign stories as candidates urge fair, clean competition. Local officials emphasize that the closing days should avoid falsehoods and malice and focus on constructive debate.

J C Penney Opens New Store in Indiana Project

Morris Rothstein, owner of the Thomas building site on a Philadelphia street, began work to erect a modern J C Penney Co store 37 by 150 feet, 47 feet high with a seven foot basement. Penney Co, founded 1902 by James C Penney, now runs 674 stores in 44 states with last year’s gross of 74,261,343. Greensburg is the nearest Penney store to Indiana.

Morris Rothstein Thomas Philadelphia J. C. Penney Co., Inc Indiana J. CG. Penney Co James C Penney Greensburg

Howard Wolfe Dies After Motorcycle Truck Collision

Howard Wolfe aged about 24 near Grove Chapel was killed instantly when a truck struck him on a motorcycle on the Home Plumville road. The collision occurred at a hill crest as the two vehicles met head on. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Israel G Wolfe and a member of Grove Chapel Lutheran church. He leaves multiple siblings including Glenn Samuel B Wolfe and Mrs Viola Adams of Indiana and others at home.

Howard Wolfe Israel G. ‘Wolfe Grove Chapel Luthieran Church Glenn Wolfe Samuel B. Wolfe Viola Adams Indiana Blanche Schur Home Charles ‘Wolfe Marion Center George’ D. Wolfe Greenville James D Martha Bell Herman C. Wolfe

Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices in Indiana County

Deeds recorded in Indiana County include Nora S. Patton to G Omer Graff for a First Ward lot at 12 000 and others such as Margaret King to John V Wilson for a Saltshore lot at 1400 and James N Elder selling 248 acres to Cramer Coal Coke and Stone Co for 24 738 50. A birthday party for Jacob Fyock in Cherryhill township drew fifty six guests. Anderson Stuchell family narrowly escaped injury in a vehicle rollover on Marion Center road. Troutman Company in Indiana pays 38 cents a pound for butter and 33 cents for eggs this week.

Indiana County Nora S. Patton G. Omer Graff First Ward Indiana Margaret King John V. Wilson Saltshore Charles EB. Jarvis Bertha B. Jarvis Third Ward Byron PB Gearhart Carrie Beck North Mahoning James N. Elder Cramer Coal, Coke and Stone Co East Wheatfield Frank Fairley Howard J. Mc Qléiand Saltsburg Mary H. Jopus Roy C. Boring West Wheatfield Petin Public Service Co Gillis Blairsville Jacob Fyock Gherryhill Township Persgns L, Dhey Alex Strong W. J. Bhey Hess Canton Margaret Stiles Willam "Stadtmiller J. M. Fyock Howard Elsie Householder Gibson A.’ Nicewonger Blaine Matilda Bartlebaugh Penn Run Oliver Stadtmiller Mecca Mary Shank Loughry Shank John Strong Frank Stadkmilley Jay Conner Helen Gibson Toronto Canada F. McCune Grant Township David Sheesley Hillsdale Samuel McAfoos Howard Fishter Deckers Point D. BR. Law Marion Center Toronto Fair Ierest

Convention creates keen interest in Indiana County Sabbath School

Friendly rivalry grows among districts to field the most registered delegates at the Indiana County Sabbath School Association convention set for September 22 and 28 in Indiana. Districts No 6 and 8 look to challenge last year’s winner, District 1, with increased pastor and superintendent attendance. A mass meeting for the Young People’s Division will be at Zion Lutheran on Tuesday evening under Rev H H Bonsall Jr, with lodging and meals arranged for delegates staying overnight.

Indiana County Sabbath School Association D. F. Rinn Zion Lutheran Church Indiana HH. Bonsall, Jr Mire Aliee Gailey

Weddings of a Week Pierce States Algie and Martha States

Pierce States Algie and Miss Martha States, both of Rossiter, were married Thursday by Justice of the Peace Paul D. Sharrets. The groom is a miner, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Pierca. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. States.

Hillsdale Marriage of Wagner and Fairman in Washington

Wagner-Fairman wedding in Washington township conducted by Rev J D Humphrey from Plumville. Frank Wagner, carpenter, is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Wagner. Gene Fairman, Bernice Jane, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Fairman, back from Indiana visit. Local notices mention visits and returns, school opening next Monday, and Curry Run Homecoming well attended in Armstrong township with community attendance and enjoyment.

Myr C. A. Miler Europe John A. Miller Wayne Avenue New York City United States Republic Queenstown British Isles United Presbyterian Egypt Sudan

Big County Fair Opens With Record Attendance and Exhibits

Indiana County Agricultural Society promotes a week of record entries and crowds. Ninety race horses and a large saddle horse show highlight the event. Auto mobile section, farm machinery, stock, and horticultural halls are crowded. School pupils and soldiers are guests, with Boy Scouts and Red Cross aiding visitors and veterans through bonus applications and services.

Indiana County Agricultural Society J. Wilse Thompson William McElhanney Railroad Avenue Boy Scouts Red Cross Seventh Street Red Grass

Lads Death From Blood Poison After Sulphur Creek Swim

Richard Murray Carson Garson aged about 11 of Rexis died from blood poison contracted while swimming in a sulphur polluted creek. He left four sisters and three brothers, with funeral services led by Rev. Fred W. Henry and interment at Rowley Cemetery near Hillsdale.

Richard Murray Carson J. M. Garson Richard Fred W. Henry Town Rowley Cemetery Hillsdale

Four Properties Sold at Sheriff Sale Friday Afternoon

The sheriff sale transferred four properties this Friday afternoon. John Weido and Ethel Weidu’s property at Marion Center went to Marion Center National Bank for $100. W. C. McMasters property at Saltzburg sold to H. J. McClellan for $80. Jacob McFayland property in Canoe township sold to C. M. Stoops for $1,300. Blanche Long Parker property near Ambrose sold to A. A. Brady for $3,285.

John Weido Ethel Weidu Marion Center Marion, Center National Bank W. CG McMasters Saltsburg H. J. McClellan Jacob McFayland Canoe Township C. M. Stoops Blanche Long Parker Ambroge A. A. Brady

Personal Brevities Highlight Indiana County Visitors

Mrs. and James Waddell near Taylorville were Saturday callers in Indiana. Miss Dora Martin of New Concord visited Indiana friends. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black and daughter Mildred visited from Smicksburg. Edwin M. Clark of Pittsburgh spent Sunday with his parents, County Commissioner and Mrs. L. Clark. D. A. Putt and nephew Albert Smith, both of Penn Run, were business callers here Tuesday.

Mildred Blose Marion Trimble Suare Ober Lawrence Martin Will McMillen Montgomery Brethren Wolford Greensburg Bert Clark Commodore Fr. S. Ruleigh Saltshore Will Smith Hastings James Waddell Near Tayloraville Indiana Dora Martin New Concord Walter Black Mildred Smicksburg Eewin M. Clark Pittsburgh Clark D. A. Putt Albert Smith Penn Run Putt J A. Rhea Saltsburg J. N. McCoy Pike, N J. D. McCann Town J. B. McCormick Ruth Low Max McCarmhick Georgeville Homer City John Hunter Wilkinsburg Donald Moorhead Hunter Westinghouse Works W. J. Barclay White Township The Progress Barclay Foster Yanger Barbara Rochester N. Y Yanger Harry Yawger Railroad Avenue Harry Lytle Jack” Lytle West Philadelphia Robert George L. C. Rosensteel Charlotta Diders Ridge Rosensteel State College Bora Beecher Santa Anna iCalls Sherff John Malcolm North Sixth Street Miss Beecher William Himes Howard DuBois George O'Connell Penn and Wood Streets Wilkindburg Pennsylvania J. P. Rising Trafford

Tuberculin testing starts in twenty townships

Tuberculin testing will begin Monday in twenty townships with a veterinarian assigned per township. Drivers collect a minimum 60 cents on first visit, 10 cents per head for more than five cattle, and every reactor will be retested 60 to 90 days later. Officials urge cattle owners to keep cattle in barns when drivers and veterinarians arrive and to cooperate to reach a daily herd target.

West Mahoning Dayton Blacklick F. ©. McCrea Raymond Smith D Brughvalley T. Rugh Fullus McGonniles Ruffington H. M. Altimus Burrell J. B. Flenniken Leslie Ferguson Cange—L Henry Walter Philipps Center J. M. Risinger Murray CG. Stewart Cherryhill Dlaine Short B. IL Stephens Conemaugh J. M. Keeley B. L Gilkerson East Mahoning Wetzel S. S. Wetzel Grant D. Muman D. M. Potts Green Clyde Houck Charles M. Lydie Montgomery A. A. Arthur A. Gorman North Mahoning S. L. Cronswan Bert Remiley Pine John Bennett Smith Bellmelt Rayne L. T. Shields Brank Frech White McCall John ‘Alan West Warner Dr.t, RB Munce Bureau of Animal Industry Harrisburg Indiana County

Golden Wedding Bells for 3 County Couples

Golden wedding notices celebrate five decades of marriage for Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mack on a West Wheatfield farm with family gathering and honors, plus the fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Olive Lewis of Glen Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. William Palmer of Indiana County. The Mack couple, lifelong county residents, marked the day with a large family crowd, a spruce shade table, and gifts, while the Lewises and Palmers observed their half‑century unions with children present and neighbors congratulating them.

Olive Glen Campbell William Palomer Tudiana Mack West Wheatfield Township Samuel Mack Mr. Mack Charlotte Roof Indiana Bethel United Presbyterian Church J. By Mack Florence Forest St. Clair Cleon Charles Luther Ralph Glen Clare Mr. Lewis Clearfield County Lorenza Hileman Thia County James Hazlett Lewis The Baptist Church Amanda Lewis T. C. Lewis Pearl Lewis Joseph Lewis Ray Lewis William Allen Lewis Cynthia Lewis Scott Lewis William Palmer Washington Street Mrs. Palmer Indiana County Hying Palmer Harry Boors Olive Davis Bhdaward Palmer Pittsburgh John Miclons Cleveland Sty Lydick Blairsville

Navy Dirigible Shenandoah Crash Ends Flight Tragedy

The Shenandoah fell in a two hour storm near Avs Ohio. Fourteen crew members died and about 20 were injured as the airship crashed during a cross country flight from Lakehurst New Jersey to Scott City Missouri. Navy officials launch an investigation into the disaster.

United States Navy Lakehurst N. J Scott Wield Wheeling W. Va Avs Noble County Qutio Navy Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clinton I. Baun Oregon Locust Independence Ore Christ Baun West Rossiter As Win Bidow D. H. Baun Clair Baun Reynoldsville Tryin George Baun William Uber Hila Baun Punxsutawney Priscila Irvin Wineberg Rossmoygea Chicago Stock Company Ritz Ritz Theater Chicago Stoc Company Wilgus Benney CO ING Thom- Building RAL Anderson Stuchell Anderson Stuchell and Marion Center Road Troutman Company Charles Rowland Mattie Haines Robert Foster Farleig Maude Harris Ruston Louisiana Andrew J. Riacia Robingon Mary B. Johns - Blacklick Alvie Pierce Martha Stakes Raymond Frank’ Garland Alyen Agnes Muir Anthony Amerando - Roaie Vicaro Tephen Anthony Bellus Marie Gumbus Joe Biancuzza Lucy Maloney Edwin C. Prichard Mary Rowland Harris Bernice Jane Clem Smith Willful Ironcay Abner Frances Nellie Lewis Thad Jones Ebensburg C. A Seward Smicksbore K. Rank Linco Samuel Rank J. B. Baker Homer Rowley Clarence Conner John Garner Parassus A’ Ginter Youngstown Ohio Curry Run Curry Run Ceburcb Armstrong Township Big County Fair Boon Schultz Shafter Bann Schulte Shaffer Wintondale Jilaix Shaffer Belsuno Strongstown R. B. Huey Wehrum T. T. Altemus T. B Narses Mise McCurley Mra Prout McCurley Clymer Protestant Episcopal Hospital Bertha Manus Crk Kaward Clark American Red Cross South Ninth Street Samuel Mach Prin U. 8 NAVY
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