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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1923

Page

3

Weddings of a Week in Clarksburg and Nearby Areas

A week of marriages follows in Clarksburg and surrounding towns. Miss Hannah Edith Gallagher wed J Edward Stiver on the front porch with Rev J Wallace Fraser officiating. The ceremony drew many friends and out of town guests. The couple will reside in Clarksburg after a wedding trip in Ohio. Also noted are Miss Nelle Couch and William Wissinger aloft in Vandergrift, plus several other local weddings. Additional events include the Moose Strong wedding at Clymer and multiple ceremonies in Indiana and nearby communities, with details on attendants and future plans.

Logan Gallagher Hagerstown Ohio Stiver Clarksburg G. A. Reeves Indiana Oliver Steffey Charles Steffey Charles, Jr Elderton Lilian Bair Kiski Heights D. M. Gallagher Jennebel Baltsburg V. Reeves Martha France M. D. Ramaley Elders Ridge Nelson Lewis Saltsburg Bert Pierce George Gallagher Edward Desure Cooper Livermore Ssinger Couch Nelle Couch W. W. Couch Weat Lebanon William Wissinger Vandergrift J. C. Howenstein West Lebanon Presbyterian Church Grove City College American Steel and Tin Plate Company Morrisburg Washington Cantern

Red Cross Urges Quick Action for Japan Relief Funds

The Indiana County Red Cross chapter appeals for rapid local donations to fund emergency relief in Japan. Thirteen relief ships have sailed or will sail, and the chapter has sent $606.55 to national HQ. All funds go directly to relief, not to peace-time activities. volunteers will administer the drive. Contributions may be sent to the chapter office at 140 South Ninth Street.

Indiana County Japan American Red Cross South Ninth Street

Pleasant Gathering at Stineman Home at Twolick

Mr and Mrs Mont Stineman of Twolick hosted a Sunday gathering with guests including Mr and Mrs A J Long Arthur and Elma Long and granddaughter Josephine McKechan of Diamond Ville Mr and Mrs Newton Long Mr and Mrs Chester Long and two children Mr and Mrs Maybon Shank of Clymer Mr and Mrs Fred Black and three children of Portage Mr L C Axe of Blairy villa Robert Layton and two children of Tearing Run Miles Brilhart of Tank Cuy Mr and Mrs George Wetterman and son Mr and Mrs Thompson and three children of Hellwood Mrs Emma McNeil and sister Mrs Bell McCoy of Indiana A bountiful noon dinner was served in the orchard after which an address of welcome was given by Mrs Mont Stinenan

Stineman Twolick Mont Stineman A. J. Long Arthur Elma Long Josephine McKechan Diamond Ville Newton Long Chester Long Maybon Shank Clymer Fred Black Portage L. C. Axe Blairyvilla Robert Layton Tearing Run Miles Brilhart Tank “Cuy George Wetterman Thompson Hellwood Emma McNeil Bell McCoy Indiana Mont Stinenan

Millers Meeting in Indiana County Chambers of Commerce Room

A gathering of flour millers from Indiana Armstrong Jefferson and Westmoreland counties will meet in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Indiana Pa at 10 am Thursday September 20. George Stewart from the Bureau of Markets Harrisburg and H G Musser wheat specialist State College will attend to discuss buying wheat on grade and increasing winter wheat use. The meeting notes the economic loss from shipping winter wheat out and spring wheat in and invites local millers to attend.

Indiana Armstrong Jefferson Westmoreland Chamber of Commerce George Stewart Bureau of Markets Harrisburg H. G. Musser State College

Sabbath School Workers Gather Here This Week

Sabbath school workers from all sections of the county will meet tomorrow for the annual county convention at the Presbyterian church on Thursday and Friday. The program, published last week, is billed as the best ever presented and indications are the convention will set attendance and interest records.

Presbyterian Church

Pastor to Be Installed at East Union and Harmony

Rev John Lloyd to be installed as pastor of East Union Presby terian Taylorsythe and Harmony Penn Thion next Trexday Septem ber 25 Services at East Union 2 00 pm Harmony 8 00 pm Rev R M Ostutt will preside and deliver the charge to the outer Rev George M Ryall will deliver the charge to the people Rev William G Atter will preach Sermon at Harmony 10 45 am Sunday school 9 45 am Christian Endeavor 7 15 pm East Union Sunday school 10 00 am sermon 8 00 pm subject The Sin of Cain program details follow plus Black family reunion at Kenwood with 4 sons 4 daughters 21 grandchildren 13 front grandchildren from Indiana visitors from Everett WA and Leavenworth KS plus local attendees dinner in former Adams Stephens store room and reminiscences after noon

John Lloyd East Union Presbyterian Church Taylorsythe Harmony Presbyterian Church Penn Thion East Uniony Harmony Church R. M. Ostutt Town George M. Ryall Salteburg William G. Atter Marion Center The Christian Endeavor East Union Cain Brothens Kenwood Solomon Black Indiana W. W. Black Everett, Wash Lewis T. Black Leavenworth Kans Grandma Boucher H. S. Boucher Verne Carnahan Beaverdale Adams & Stephens I. N. Buterhough

Family Injured in Greensburg Auto Crash Close to Home

Mrs Bartshick and her two daughters and son of Greensburg were injured Sunday when their car failed to turn, struck a fence and overturned. The mother suffered a dislocated shoulder, Mary Bartshick fractured both arms, and the other two sustained minor injuries. The family resided in Greensburg. Also notes that The Troutman Co. is paying 45 cents for butter and 6 cents for eggs this week.

Bartshick Greensburg Weatys-1ville Mary Dadiana The Troutman Co

Notable Deaths in Indiana Area Including Sutton and Hamill

C Kemper Sutton aged 42 son of John W and the late Louisa Post Sutton died at home on West Philadelphia street from pneumonia after a recent mental decline. He lived in Indiana, worked with Prairie State Incubator Co and coal ventures, studied at Indiana Normal and Princeton, married Mae Daugherty, and is survived by three children, his father, a brother, and two sisters. Funeral at home with Masons in charge. William Hamill aged 83 lifelong East Mahoning resident died after a lingering illness. A farmer and educator, Civil War veteran, elder in East Mahoning U P church, survived by wife, son Edwin, daughter Zella, and brother Hugh. funeral at Hamill home. Kathrin Dick 74 wife of James K Dick died of typhoid fever in Homer City. Survived by husband, two sons J W and Andrew Dick, a daughter Julia, brother William Sowers, and other relatives. services held at home and Greenwood Cemetery. Adeline Douglass Duncan a widow of B F Duncan died in Indiana hospital after an operation. Survived by husband, three children Iva Naomi Harald, father Jonathan Douglass, sister Levi Reed, and brothers William Scott Shuon and Jesse. funeral at home, Greenwood Cemetery. William Painter of Richmond died after being struck on the head by a shaft from a Ford automobile threshing setup. survived by multiple children. Wilkins Foster 66 Brushvalley Township resident died of stomach trouble. survived by widow and several children. brother John Wilkins of town.

C. Kemper Sutton John W Louisa Post Sutton West Philadelphia Sutton Mgr. Sutton Indiana Normal School Princeton University Heche Indiana Foundry Wos Sutton- Miller Co Prairie State Incubator Co Homer City New York City Indiana Punxiana Coal and Coke Go Presbyterian Church of Indiana Indiana Lodge of Masons Lodge of Elks Princeton Club Terrace Club Princeton N. J Mae Daugherty James R. Daugherty Town James Daugherty Sutton Elizabeth Mitchell Sutton John W. Sutton Robert Rev. F W. Hinitt Buria Oakland Cemetery Order of Masons William Hamill East Mahoning Township Hamill Heard East Mahoning Kathrin Dick James K. Dick Omer City Michael Sowers Brushyalley Township Dicke Dick Wis United Presbyterian J. W Andrew J.homer City Julia Dick William Sowers Ohio R. BB. McClure Bilattsville Ray. Rankin Greenwoos Cemetery Dune Adeling Douglass Duncan B. F. Duncan Hogital Jonathan Marthe Douglass Green Township Zion Lutheran Church Iva Naomi Harald Duncan Jonathan Douglass Levi Reed Cockport William, Scott and Shuon Douglas Green Tonship Jesse Douglass Somerset County Greenwood Cemetery Poster Wilkins Foster Wilkins Brushgaley Township United Presbyterian Church Brushvalley Township John Wilkins Belle Getty Milas Belle Getty West School Street Hilladale M. C Nancy Getty First United Presbyterian Church J. C Mary A. Wissinger Ellis Wissinger W. R. Johnston Armstrong Township Salem M. RB Harvey Wissinger

Local notices recount deaths in Armstrong Indiana and nearby towns

obituary brief list reports Miss Belle Getty aged six percent died after illness at West School Street Indiana resident for 26 years funeral held at home with Rev Pinkerton. Other obituaries include Mary A Wissinger widow of Ellis, John C McKalip of Saltsburg, John C Waddell of Elders Ridge found dead in Clarion, Samuel Klingensmith who died in Los Angeles after leaving Armstrong county, and Sarah M Spahr of Pittsburgh. Also notes Viola McAdoo infant and Theodore M Jacoby infant burial in Oakland. William A Wray dies in Shady Plaza. Local drought notes yield per acre in Pennsylvania hayfields and state summaries. Dayton School principal Miss Orpha Streams named principal after summer studies in New York City.

John C. Waddell Elders Ridge A. P. Watson South Seventh Street Clarion County Samuel G. Klingensmith Los Angeles Cal Armstrong County Indiana County California R. M. Williard Livermore

Public Sale Notices From Indiana And Pennsylvania

Public sale listings cover livestock and farm goods including mares cows calves ewes and hogs at the J W Haer farm near Dixonville and on the Wissingr farm near Advance plus a Tivestock sale at Frank McCrea farm Blacklick Homer City area. Also a card of thanks for multiple families noting condolences and floral tributes.

J. W. Haer Dixonville Indiana- Dixonville Surrey Alex Sheedy Advance W. D. Wiesinger Poland Minnie Wissinghr R. Walker Frank McCrea Blacklick Homer City Prank McCrea John B Lennikon

Local social notes mix with Indiana visits and events

Wilgus H Ramgh returned to work after a three day family visit at No 8 Gorman was a business call er in Indiana on Monday Albert Jones was a carer in Wil gus Sunday evening Miss Lucy love spent Sunday with her Parents Mr and Mrs Ww M Blose Miss Edna Trimble is employed in Indiana H A Rairigh is erecting a new barn Mr and Mrs H Smith were Indiana callers Sunday Rev Andrews conducting a revival in the W M church Miss Orpha Wright called on Miss Gladys Rairigh Sunday Mrs J D Gorman and brother Paul McAfoos spent Sunday with their sister Mrs W S Lockard of Moneen A number of locals attended the party for Quay McMillin near Dixonville Miss Ora Gorman went to Indiana to attend the Normal school Miss Gladys Raleigh called on Mrs J D Gorman Monday The Cash Creek Grange entertained the Clymer Grange Saturday evening.

H. S Ramgh Gorman Indiana Albert Jones Wilgus Lucy Love Ww. M Edna Trimble H. A. Rairigh H. Smith Rev. Andrews W. M Orpha Wright Gladys Rairigh J. D. Gorman Paul McAfoos W. S. Lockard Moneen Quay McMillin Dixonville Ora Gorman Normal Gladys Raleigh Cash Creek Grange Clymer Grange

Ambrose teacher visits kin as travelers roam region

Hillsdale residents recount weekend social visits with relatives from Glen Campbell Pittsburgh Latrobe and Stafford while Ambrose teacher Miss Wthel Huey spent the week with her parents Elmer and unknown. Yellowstone trip planned by CG Conner and John Smith. Rural notes include Danforth and Oak Tree callers and a Pennsylvanian agriculture fact on farmers spending fifty million dollars yearly on feed fertilizers and lime. For sale: 18 head registered Guernsey cattle offered as herd or individually from Brushvalley.

Wthel, Huey Ambrose Elmer Huey W. W. Brown Roy Kidding Glen Campbell Ray Bowser Stafford CG. A. Conner Yellowstone Park Montana John Smith Ralph Huey Pittsburgh Clair Maize Lattimer A. C. Ransin E. EB. Heilman Nola Fuller Indiana East Run State Department of Agriculture Pennsylvania

Child Fatally Injured Near Graham Home in Connemaugh

Seven year old Frances Graham, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Graham formerly of the county, died after being run down near the Graham home in Connemaugh on Friday. Interment was made at Five Points. Martha Henderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Henderson of Elders Ridge, suffered arm injury in a clothes wringer and was treated at Indiana hospital with a non serious prognosis. Green township fairs at Cookport and Dayton drew large crowds and met high standards, Dayton fair marking record attendance.

Frances David Graham Graham Connemaugh Martha Henderson John Henderson Elders Ridge Indiana Hospital Cookport Dayton Green Township

Notice to heating and ventilating contractors Arcadia project

Sealed bids for a Mechanical Warm Air Heating and Ventilating system and split steam for a new Arcadia Pa school building are due by 7 30 p m October 1 1923. Bids require a $900 certified check as liquidated damages and a surety bond. The procedure includes envelope labeling and bid delivery to the Secretary of the School Board. The board may accept or reject all bids with final authority held by the board.

Montgomery Township Arcidia Indiana Co Arendia Irvin E. Trvin Ickrendia Serervetiyy Penna. Coal i& Coke Co Arcadia Kh. E. Irvin Secy W. M. Wright Pres

Notice to Margaret Orr for divorce in Indiana court

A court notice orders Margaret Orr to appear at the Indiana Court of Common Pleas on the first Monday of November to answer for divorce from Teunkngs Orr. The document, dated September 1023, names Judge J. N. Langham and officials Walter H. Aydis and J. Richards, with the sheriff’s office and prothonotary.

Margaret Or Margaret Orr Indiana Court of Common Pleas Orr Pete Hon Mitnesa J. N. Langham Walter IL Aydis Honoraiie J. N. Langan Jude J. St Ricihailds Sherif Luther Martin Lowe Wildam Lowe Anid A. D Walper H. Ayers J. N. Langhan J. K. Richards

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. S. Moorhead A. Ralpic Moorhead Editors Bowen Cass Company Idina Irediana Moose-Strong Sandy A. Moose Mima Mary Strong Cherryhill Township Ling Marvey Strong Frank Moose Moose Wintondale Mr. Moose Kinter Simwsson Estelle Simpson Mary Simpzon Chestnut Street Pant Kinter Maple Street B.S. White M. FB. Church Inter Daugherty Planing Mill Wator Canada Sides Minch J. Stewart Sides Dorothy Kathryn Minch Coraopolis M. Scott Fulton Marie Minch Grace Minch Florence Baines Raymond Graff Man Russell Hayes Kenneth Hines Meadville Snedden-Lambing Wm. Shedden Nanty Glo Byrd Lambing Twin Rocka Paul D. Sharretts Miller-Helman Hlmer Miller Katherine Helman Blairsville Yuckenberg-McKee Fay A. Yuckenberg Gertrude IF. McKee J. B. Baker Hetrick-Kime Bert A. Hetrick DuBois Louise Kime Josephine Lytle- Long Donald FE Lydie Mahaffey Martha Long Big Run Huber Mrs. Thos, Huber Near Town Mr. Huber RED Cross Mrs. Kathrin Dick Illiam Painter William Ramter Richmond Ford Painter Guy May Wright Dom and Clyde Riehmana John C. S. McKalip Emma Smith McKalip B. E. Goodlin David H. McKalip Hyde Park Frank George Zions Valley Sarah M. Spahr Russell Herlinger Brushyalley William Herlinger W. G. Olbeter Mechanicsburg Viola McAdoo William and Helen McAdoo Meco Samuel BE Young Samuel Eb, Young Ammagh Johnstown Theodore Medas Jacoby Theodore M, Jacoby Theodore M. Jacoby Medus M. Jacoby Watersweet Oakland William A. Wray Shady Plaza Mey JL. H. Wible Bureau of Statistics Pemnsylvania Department of Agriculture Arngtong Orphe Streams Phimiville Daytor Orphba Streams Plumvyille Columbia University Streams Matthew Streams J. W. Haber H. C. Cameron Z. F. Bence J. F. Bence C. E. D. Bench C. C. Bence Hillsdale M. A. Farnsworth M. A. Daugherty Cankport Lynn Hadden Wm. Hadden Mabel Mumau Armelia Latrobe Dessie Hadden Marie Learn Mill Valley S. FE. Lockhart Elmer Oak Tree Dalule Steel Fetterman J. C. Thomas Amos Thomas Creek, Side Guernsey T. Rugh Brushvalley Ernest Stewart William G. Lowman Orphans’ Court Golda O A. Lowman Siunte Jacksonville Goldar, Lowman, Administratrin Jack Jaco TP Bence Rayne Township Emery D Bench Marlon Center Brown Carnte Leasur Meantidyy Admirisl Patos Cherry Tree Gibson-Clark CO Church Street John J. Connolly Telephone Central Hotel F. A. Marshall John O’hara Eighth St Bear Moore Hotel E. Walker Smith Jennings BR Orr Vs Ith Wiidu Q. Lowe the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania S.C Hollywood Plymouth Rock Merry Townsend South Bend Township Clicken Slyugtter Fari Spleuad Nelson Whitacre Home i. D Oxford Ram Lambs Berkshire Robert G. George Parkwood R. D Washington ,St George Johnston Rochester Mills Et. D Altemnes Didtown Bedana Springs Ore North Ninth St Neres Miurket Corl Taquire Litth St Tudlana Edgewood Robert Toy Walter I. Miller R. D. Tidiana Arefcs Benn Uighway Martin Mager Rod Billieythe McCrory Faring Omer City Ienderson Maple Hill Rath Shropshire Ted Sam Gibson Livermote James W. Wilkins Monte Gouléry Reason Gap Hoor Health W. Dt Banurr Cherry Trew Brushi Valley Ted Keater Te Werte Jing East Locust Street Cate Yudlana Heck Alley Farms J. W. Warner County Agant Neisne
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