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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1912

Page

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Murder Trial in Ross Case Ends With Not Guilty Verdict

The September criminal sessions conclude a homicide trial in which Joe Morgan, an eight year old boy, faces charges for the murder of Italian man Ross. Testimony closes, defense to argue, and jury to decide as Della Hilty and others testify about alleged Italian interference and the events near Botemaugh township and Nowton.

Joe Morgan St. Ross Igél W. F. Hikin Allisley William N. Liggett de Morgan Della Hilty Ferdinand Hilty Botemaugh Township Holri iNéWrytown Morgan Fosterdé Hilty Estimony Mrainmire Ening Saltourg’Hospital Deila Hilty Ross Uch Morganza Foster Mines Rosa al. Giter Philty Aliana Enother Bullty J. C. Thompson Biafraville Est Penn Thompson Jenee Luther Josephine Snow White Katherine Clawson Luther Jamison Wae Tery Uncapher Ant Carr Charies Trigl Stephens Hollwood Bogle

Change in Washington Promises and Pitfalls for Voters

Two political groups urge change in national leadership promising swift reforms. The piece praises current prosperity under Taft and warns workers and taxpayers to weigh promises, urging voters to consider personal stake and avoid risky shifts. It cites a republication stance from the Republican National Committee and leaders Reynolds and Hill.

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New Industry at Blacklick Forms Local Coats Shade Pole Holder

The Lyda Manufacturing Co. has organized at Blacklick to produce a window shade and curtain pole holder. Officers are W. J. Lyda president A. B. Gillespie vice president D. J. Bayless secretary of Blairsville and H. L. Taylor treasurer. George Will joins them on the board. The plant is expected to open next week. A New Attorney. Bibie Crepé of town passed the State Board exam for admission to practice before the Supreme Court. He will join Langham & Epkin and work from their office. The connection with Bank. James B. Green of Flemmyile tendered his resignation. Jurors for the Federal court in Pittsburg in October include James Nichol Georgeville Harry Bryan C. H. Moore and J. O. Lease.

Blacklick Lyda Manufacturing Co. Haa W. J. Lyda A. B. Gillespie D. J. Bayless Blairaville H. L. Taylor George Bibie Crepé Offtown State Board Supreme Court Creps Land Law Indiana Pittsburg James Nichol Georgeville Harry*Bryan Ic. H. Moore Ind

Personal Brevities From Indiana Saturday Visitors

Local brief notes list numerous residents and visitors such as W. B. George, L. L. Clawson Tarentum Charles Fowler Widerton and others spending weekends in town or visiting relatives in Butler Punxsutawney Rochester Mills Rochester and Pittsburgh. Several families and individuals travel to Pittsburgh Altoona Reynoldsville Grove City Grove Chapel and State College for visits, shopping, and study.

W. B. George Indiana L. Clawson Tarentum Charles Fowler Widerton Way County Seat Lawrence Edwards Johnstown Mies Margaret Hart Clarkaburg Miss Winkle Churchill Water Street Pittsburg Aca Layton Edward Longwill Water &Treat Butler John W. Carr Punxsutawney Willis Evans Mansfield Ohio Joseph W. Clements North Sixth Street Friends Delos Hetrick Church Street Blairsville John Patterson South Street Altoona Johnson Town Goldie Repine Allegheny General Hospital Coral Lena Schrecengost Rochester Mille Murray Pounds Wilkinsburg Pounds Wayne Avenue John Vink Town Reynoldsville Adam Black M. L. Stiteler Nulo Bell Smicksburg D. H. Bee Marion Center W. E. Dodson East Water Street Margaret Anderson New York Philadelphia Seventh Street Bertha Walker Center Township Grove Chapel D. A. Cunningham Wayne ‘Avenue Oklahoma Nellie Gray Alexander Atlantic City John D. Minser Sears Warry Herlinger Fred Herlinger South Sixth Street Grove City Charles Hockins Clair McMillen Philadelphia Street Hdna Joanna Cunningham Noble G. Miller West Philadelphia Charles Pomeroy Ridley Park F. 8. Crawford J. R. George Beulah Springfield Maia Busan George Pittaburg Lamine T. Nile Cecil Johnston Calvin Pierce Winslow Ralph Johnston Kannard M. Jack James Johnston Mitchell J. R. Daugherty Helen Della William Jack Horace G. Carmall Mt. Washington HL. C. Christy South Seventh Street G. F. Mumau J. K. Qriffith Arthur W. Wigging White Township State College James Glasser Irvin Glasser Medica Chi College Norman Val- Verely Fennayivanis

Live News Notes Of County Towns

Horace Kunkle, newly employed at Delmont, visits his parents on Church Street. Philadelphia-bound Dr Hothun returns to Homer Salbath. Frank Shall home from Johnstown. Sloan Nelson and daughter Hesitser back from two weeks in Pittsburg Canton Cleveland Buffalo and Drie... Mabel Dixon in Clymer. many locals visit Indiana and Pittsburgh. weddings, visits, and railroad news feature throughout the week. Parkwood promotion for Peter Washington noted.

Horace Kunkle Delmont W. 4. Kunkle Church Strees Hothun Philadelphia Homer Salbath Frank Shall Johnstown Atve Sloan Nelson Histher Pittsburg Canton Cleveland Buffalo N. Sickenbarger Clymer Mabel Dixon Lawrence Roberta Leechburg W. W. Coup Harry Stuchell Indiana Henry Ahgood Sabbath B. Schreth Mercy Hospital Lowie Kunkle Marlon Sickenberger Barton Smelter Avonmore Homer Flickinger West Church Street Milton Bell A. D. Miller Center Township Missy Sara McEihoes Martha Moore Marton Center Misa Irene Thompson Katherine McEloy Hellwood School Laird Thompson Martha Steffy Ambrose Jemima Kooner Annie M. Brown Horace Thompson Olive Woodward Marie and Kelen Hetrick Harry van Duner Paul C. Wine H. J. McElhoas Emma Elnner West Lebanon Willis McMillen Clarksburg John P. Martin John McClelland Culp Latrobe Havel Condron Pater Washington Parkwood Mra Jane Kunkle Punxsutawney Lynn Prothero Peter Washington West Parkwood

Annual Convention of Disciples of Christ at Clymer

Indiana county church groups gather for a three day convention in the Christian church at Clymer with Rev Lawson Campbell as president and Maude McQuire as secretary. The program lists devotions, addresses, Bible school sessions, reports from churches, and missionary talks across Friday through Sunday.

Disciples of Christ Disciples of Christ of Indiana County Christian Church Clymer Lawson Campbell Misa Maude McQuire Newton Long Diamondville W. W. Johnson Cly Kiger Andreas Indiana Edward Buddle James Davis Penn Run J. A. Wight McKees Rocks F. S Bible School Seasion F. A. Wight J. D. Widdowson Harry James James Lowman Pine Vale C. W. B. M. Work John Mitchell TF. A. Wight BE. Turner Pine Flats Ed. Buddle

Medical inspectors for schools appointed across Indiana counties

Health Commissioner Dixon announced the rapid start of school medical inspections in 1500 districts. In Indiana, 66 counties appoint inspectors for boroughs and townships, naming W L Shields, J H Peterman, E B Lewis, A H Stewart, C M Smith, and others for districts including Jacksonville, Cherry Tree, Creekside, Marion Center, Plumville, Saltsburg, Smickburg, West Lebanon, Blacklick, Brushvalley, Cherryhill, Conemaugh, Washington, Fast Wheatfield, and Montgomery among listed townships and boroughs.

Dixon Indiana County Jacksonville W. L. Shields Cherry Tree James H. Peterman Creekside J. A. Elkin Glen Campbell E. B. Lewis Marion Center A. H. Stewart Plumville C. M. Smith Saltsburg J. A. Dikin Fast Wheatfield W. H. Nix Rayne Montgomery R. A. Schall Weat Wheatfield Ray Alexander Young C. G. Harmon

Weddings Of A Week In Homer City

Several local weddings are reported from Homer City and nearby. Brandon Dickie married Laura Olive Dickie at the Homer City Presbyterian church with relatives in attendance, planning a eastward wedding trip before settling back in Homer City. Sickenberger and Mina Miller wed at the bride’s home with guests from Homer City and Pittsburgh. they will reside in Pittsburg after November 7. DeHaven and Laura Buchanan united in marriage at the bride’s home, with reception that evening. they will live on a farm near Kellysburg. Marshall and Rupert tied the knot at the Lutheran church parsonage, and Layvall wed H J Haugen in McKeesport in separate ceremonies. The notice ends with a reminder to renew subscriptions if the paper is read beyond expiration.

Brandon Dickie Tracy Brandon Laura Olive Dickie Homer City Homer City Presbyterian Church Rev Morris William Dickie Edna Dickie Brandon T. J. Brandon H. Dickie Kellysburg Marshall-Rupert Wilbur DB. Marshall Smicksburg Milas Edna B. Rupert Dayton Lutheran Church Lewis Hay

Christian Workers Hold Successful Indiana County Meeting

Indiana County Sabbath School Association held a large two church convention with 400 delegates and many friends. Sessions featured Rev. Samuel G. Wilson missionary from Tabriz and talks by Maud Baldwin, George Kerr, and L. C. Brown, plus a 40 year recognition service and a Friday men’s parade of 500 with Hobson address. Officers named Wallace Chapman president and Ernest Work county secretary. next venue to be decided.

Indiana County Sabbath School Association Aig Presbyterian United Presbyterian Churches Presbyterian Church Isaac H. Meredith New York W. T. Mahaffey Samuel G. Wilson Tabriz Persia Craneford T. F. McDivitt Blairsville Wallace CO. Chapman Indiana Mre J. M. Stewart Penn Run Elizabeth Crawford Inisna William Vorlage Blatraville Maud J. Baldwin Philadelphia George Q. Kerr Canonsburg George I. Ulrich Easton Suriday A. QC. Cravener L. C. Brown Franklin Mra. Baldwin Mr. Brown W. G. Landes H. B. McTntire Kent W. D. Wing Homer City R. D K. M. Long Bellefonte Indiana Military Band Cherry Tree Richmond P. Hobeson Georgia First United Hobson Land W. T. Maria Cherry Trea H. Tomb Armagh R Work Lowry Ernest Work Schoo Seha

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