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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1923

Page

7

Costly Lumber Fire Destroys 200000 Feet West of Indiana

A blaze at the David Campbell farm near Indiana destroyed over 200000 feet of lumber owned by John Miller of Plumville. Investigators believe a spark from the sawmill engine started the fire, with no insurance on the lumber. The mill, operated by T N Lockard, suffered minor damage, and firefighters could not save the lumber due to a water shortage.

John Miller Plumville David Campbell Indiana T. N. Lockard Indiana Fire Company

Good Road Boosters to Hold Big Event Saturday

Public ceremonies will mark the opening of the Reed station section of the Indiana Blairsville road, the last link on the highway. A parade at 11 30 a m will precede a luncheon at Camp Rest-a-While with remarks by Thomas McDowell and other boosters. Local clubs and civic groups join in the celebration for Blairsville's first east and west outlet. Former Arcadia man Walter Lowry is reported killed in a fight on a goat farm near Cherry Tree. his severed head was found along the railroad. The body is believed placed on tracks to hide the crime.

Indiana- Platzaville Reed Station Indiana-Blairsville Thomas McDowell Harrisburg State Highway Department Indiana Chamber of Commerce Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs Blairsville Arcadia Cherry Tree Walter Lowry Breigh, Run Netween Cherry Tree Barnasboro

Teacher Training Graduation in Plumcreek Church

Details of a teacher training graduation at Plumcreek United Presbyterian Church set for Sunday evening at 7 30 with an invited program. Also notes a horse died after bee stings in Cherryhill township and a story song service planned at Plumcreek church titled Christies Old Organ. Armagh Grange Fair upcoming with judge H C McWilliams. Mrs William A Simpson wins Taylor golf trophy at Indiana Country Club. Lincoln Highway one way bridge near Ligonier to be removed. Harry A Miller property on West Philadelphia Street sold for 3000 through McConnell agency to R W Langham.

Plumcreek Phuwereek United Presbyterian Church Plumcreek U. BP Christie Plumcreek United “Presbyterian Church William A. Simpson Seventh Street Thomas Pealer Indiana Country Club Town Harry A. Miller West Philadelphia Street R. W. Langham McConnell Agency David A. Sleppy Washington Township Willam Sleppy Jefferson County

Purchrase Line Details of Holt Family Visit

Mr and Mrs Robert Holt of Marion Center spent Sabbath with her one. The article notes a family visit but provides limited readable context and names, leaving the rest unclear due to damaged text.

Robert Holt Marion Center Serlovae

Changes in Clymer National Bank leadership announced

Directors announce a new leadership lineup at the Clymer National Bank with J M Stewart named cashier and later president replacing P M Widdowson who retires September 15 1912 I P Wilson I H Herrick and H McMarland are elected to key roles and the bank emphasizes growth from 260000 to 1500000 in assets and ongoing dividends since 1916.

Bond of Directors J. M. Stewsart Ea Widdowson Clymer National Bank Clymer Atya P. M. Edmund Widdowson Clymer National Widdowson J. M. Stewart Stewart Citizens National Bank Bolivar National Bank Bolivar Miners and Merchants Deposit Bank of Portage I. P. Wilson Wilson H. McMarland FF. D. Tate Tate H. H. Herrick Hetrick Councll The Pankc Pank

Sunday School Day Set for County Observance

Next Sunday September 30 is proclaimed Go to Sunday School Day across Indiana county. Area churches urge every enrolled member to bring nonattending persons, with a target of 25 000 attendees, including boys, girls, men and women.

Big County Indiana County

Real Hstatn Transfers in Indiana County Since Last Report

Real estate transfers in Indiana County listed with buyers and sellers including parcels in Fourth ward Second ward West Mahoning and Cherryhill. Properties range from 1 to 13 acres and prices cited up to 7000 dollars with numerous lot and tract transfers recorded by executors and individuals.

Indiana County A. N. Palmar Jacob C. Sweltrev Acrag Wheatfield John G. Wilson Owen C. Boyer Fourth Ward Indiana Cunningham Joseph P. Bennett Daniel L. Winger H. L. Heyman Second Ward Jesse Buck W. C. Berkeypile Brushvalley H. B. Langham Rose Mascienuk Third Ward W. E. Burns Homer C. Beatty East Mahoning James E. Burton Smith Pearce Conemaugh Norman L. Bhe Chester A. Kafarr Marion Center Verner C. Shields Billa Stear Charles H. Kennedy West Mahoning Annie McKalip Alfred K. Gerhard J. I. New~better Burrell Mabel McHenry Harry Freeman Robert M. McConnell James Nesbitt Rich Hill Wesleyan Methodis Thurch Albert Coy Cherry Mil A. G. Stewart Victor Carlig Jon Young H. J. Thompson Marion Center Tall Association Marion Cener W. C. Berkepile Clay Berkeyvile Cherryhill Jennie Smeaton Harry E. Bence Ross Mascsenyik Alex Ray James KE. McConnell Budd Buterbaugh Clarence A. Buterbaugh Green Hdna Hu

Baptists to Meet at Pine Flats Next Week

The 47th Indiana Baptist Association and 39th Baptist Women's Home Missionary Society meetings will be at Pine Flats church on October 3 and 4. Rev J T Davis of Blairsville, Rev F L Bardens, and Dr William G Russell lead sessions, with reports from Mrs Sara Rumbaugh and others, and a musical program.

Indiana Baptist Association Baptist Women's Home Missionary Society Pine Flats Scott Champers John Smith Haywood Sara Rumbaugh Missionary Society Erma Laughry Carrie Roberts Baptist Young People’s Union The Rumbaugh J. T. Davis Blairsville Pauline McMillen Thomas Moody W. D. Lewis J. CG. Baer F. L. Bardens Zane Bardens Charles Keating William G. Russell Mra J.T. Davis Publication Society Temperance Report James Jewell Baptist Orphanage J. O. Clark Baptist Trustees

United Brethren Ministerial Assignments for This District

The Allegheny Conference of the United Brethren church in Braddock last week named district assignments. Leaders include Holsoppie L C Rose at New Florence C L Welch Punxsutawney D W Willard and ER Wiheka at Rochester Mills Rev Wiillard is district director and leader of Punxsutawney district.

United Brethren Allegheny Conference United Brethren Church Braddock Holsoppie L. C. Rose New Florence C.L. Welch Punxsutawnay D. W. Willard Rochester Mills Wiheka Wiillard Punxsutawjney

Red Cross Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday Afternoon

A general Red Cross meeting will be held at the Red Cross rooms, 40 South Ninth Street, Tuesday afternoon, October 3, at 2:45 p.m. A representative from division headquarters will attend and reports of the past year’s work will be presented. Elections of officers will also take place.

Red Cross South Ninth St GOTRG

Personal notes from Indiana County social roundup

J A Gallagher a town caller from near Clarksburg. Dill county seat caller. Dr and Mrs D B Hamilton visiting Indiana relatives. Shank Commodore merchant at county seat yesterday. Johnston family welcomed a daughter Betty June. Miss Elizabeth Parnell returns to Smith College. Genesis of local births and travels. many residents noted visiting, touring, or attending events in Indiana County and nearby towns during the week.

J. A. Gallagher Clarksburg B.S. Dill Dilltown D. B. Hamilton Mason, C Indiana A. G. Shank Commodore Stanley Johnston Betty June Johnston Elizabeth Parnell South Sixth Street Northampton Mass Smith College Samuel Rinn Weat Philadelphia Indiana Hospital Harry S$. Tmouck Town 8. C. Steele Honor City John Jamison R. Ds Jamison West Church Street Harry EB. Benes Marion Center J.T. Shaffer Robinson West Wheatfield A. A. Arthur Cherry Tree Indiana County Sabbath School Association Sheldon Smillie Pittsburgh Lynn Petter Beaver Falls Walter H. Ayers I. B. Wassam Near Commodore W. Clyde Keim Paul E. Phillips Canton William Banks West Philadelphia Cresson J. N. Banks Margaret Lockard Johnstown Lucy Mellinger W. E. Grove Lockard John A. Black National Guard Butler County C. Streame Frank Medinity New York Stewart New York City Minnie Farnsworth Omaha Neb John Thomas Homer City Farnsworth Davia J. C. Doney George Howe Harry Taylor Murray Baun Eugene Baun Frank Bland Rossiter Paul Lewis South Seventh Street Washington Atlantic City Gettysburg Harrisburg Lewis Angora Harry Thompson Douds Wilmer Stewart Itown Hudson River Hoar Mountain Newburg Silvershread Falls Delaware Water Gap Allentown Fair Peter Manning Step

Coroner Exonerates Negro in Auto Accident Near Homer City

A coroner's inquest exonerated A H Coppadge of Greensburg, driver of a Packard in a fatal Homer City accident Monday night. The youth Joe Vascovich died of skull fracture after a motorcycle collision. Coppadge stopped 290 feet from the scene, learned of the injuries, and continued to Indiana where he was briefly jailed and later released on $500 bail. The article notes Coppadge was accused but cleared of responsibility and provides background on the dead man and other local happenings, including a theater naming contest and community events.

Womer City A. H. Coppadge Greensburg Homer City Coppadge Indiana Joe Vascovich Andy Vascovich Risinger Steve Vascovich Joe

Notable local deaths span Chambersville area

A series of obituaries from near Chambersville honors Broanmus R. Cooper aged 97, William McAtons 78, Conrad D. Kistler 52, Mrs. James J. Kelly 58, Mrs. Martha Faloon Ling 43, John O. Richardson 82, and Mrs. Mya Mastings Leasure 77. The notes cover birthplaces, marriage ties, survivors, and funeral arrangements in Vandergrift, Marion Center, Old City, Saltsburg, Rochester Mills, Armagh, and Mifflin townships with common themes of Civil War service and community roles.

John O. Richardson John Oscar Richardson Tlochester Mills 206Th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry George C Lindsay Richardson Rochester Mills Elizabeth Anderson DuBois Myrtle Davidson Lucille Reninger Wil- Dinchsport

Bennett and Smith Picked as Winners

Recount of seven districts keeps four candidates in suspense for county treasurer and commissioner on the Republican ticket after a close primary. Bennett leads treasurer with 2732 votes, Stewart 2726, Smith 1958, Marshall 1956. Clark ahead for commissioner. Results hinge on seven-district recount due to mismatched tally sheets.

Reepublican Weel John Bennett Town W. G. Stewart Frank M. Smith Glaisville J.M. Marshall Smith Marshall Clark Frank Smith Blairsville J. M. Marshall Joan Zennett Buffington Township Indiana Hast Mahoning Brushvalley No Center No Green No Shelocta Commissioners' Office Repubican Bennett Stewart Malcolm Borland Koover de Gaetano Register and Recorder Ayers Peterman Wiley Hudson Treasuree Williams West McLain Miller Banks Grumbling Palmer Claude E. Bath Saou G. T. McCrea Fred St. Clair

Also Mentioned on This Page

Good Road Boosters G. W. Henry Cherryhill Township Armagh William Penn H. C. McWilliams Cambria County Lincoln Highway Ligonier Clymer Nats. Bank B. Remaley Dixonville Bertha Ludington Robert 8 Baxter Clymer Imogene G. Brickell Robert C. Adams Rura Shields Punxsutawney Wm C. Mears Rayne Two Nora G. Hdwards Clarence R. Bagley Mary H. Sickenberger Paul W. Lynn Trene M. Adam M. Frazier Mary Perry Brenizer Harry, Putt Lairsville Olive Frampton Jacob Gann Jackton Cal Martha Kellar North Point Raymond ‘Gochran Cyrus Rummell Hamilton Rotary Club Indiana Rotary Club Camp Hest-a Coal Run Yudiana Troutman ‘Co Real Hstatn C. W. Tuck Harley Tuck Seattle Wash Tuck Diamondville Mr. Tuck Sarah McCready Beton Tut D. Gagnier Youngstown Clyde Tuck Punxsullawney Bothes Vacatra Company Clements Philadelphia Street W. P. McCartney Punxsutawney, Pa Rising Family Reunion W. J. Rising K. B. Rising Hay Joe Park Hellwood George Matthew Patterson W. P. Lowry John McConnell Real Estate Agency W.P School Street Williams. Miller Newe Indiana Community Service Organization Vony Chevelle Brass Cooper Broanmus R. Cooper Chambersville W. A. Kunkle Vandergriff Samarset County Margaret FE. Bell Frank B. Ypeedy Wilkinsburg Bens Cooper North Braddock Willetta Cooper Washington, D. C George ©. Conner W. A. Munkle Willi. McAtons William Meaatons Marion Tunter 87Th Regiment Pennsylvanian Volunteers Anna M. Stewart Janes Clinton B. McAfoos William C Brookville George D KF. R Apollo J. R McKeesport Marion Center Cemeery Conrail Kistler Conrad D. Kistler South Sixth Atreat Germany Vane Venango Oil Company Presbyterian Church Lodge of Elks Kiwanis Club Old City Margaret Snedden Walter Kistler FP. W. Finkt Ol City James J. Kelly James H. Kelly Lloyd M. Kelly C. Paul Ewing Miders Ridge Edward Hines Morganton W. Va Guy Wolford Melerott Beott Saltabuarg J. Wallase Fraser D. D Saltsburg Mrs. Madward Ling Martha Faloon Ling East Wheatfield Township Deacord Samual Faloon Dlays Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital Edward Ling Mauricn Faloon Jr. R. Faloon Life Home G. W. Ringer Ling Mya Mastings Leasure David Leasure Mes. W. Oberlin Tueshester Milla Oberlin Richmond Mary Mitchell Armstrong Township John and Margaret Mitchell Andrew Mitchell 5Th Thomas Gastown
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