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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1936
Page
2
A compact public notice outlines meter charges for nonresidents of Indiana County. The text specifies durations of one year six months and three months with a basic rate indicated as a dollar amount. The fragmentary wording suggests a city or county utility billing context.
Clyde Houck elected head of the Indiana County Jersey Cattle Club at Marion Center. Speakers from Penn State and the American Jersey Cattle Club discuss herd tests, classification, and national germ plasm study. Indiana County leads in herd records. plans for a district Field Day are made.
The Ritz Theatre presents Max Reinhardt's Photoplay version of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream at The Ritz with two showings on Thursday April 2 2:00 pm matinee and 8:30 pm evening all seats reserved. Also on the program The Milky Way starring Harold Lloyd and Adolphe Menjou with two showings Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Houser Mrs. Clark Thomas and Mrs. Loyd Reefer and son Billy spent Thursday with Mrs. Ralph Ramer Glenn Frailey is employed on a farm near Apollo Mrs Gene Rearick called on Mrs Clark Thomas Curt Frailey was calling on Dan Clark on Sunday Virginia and Nellie Blystone of Elderton and Mr and Mrs Clair Kinter and daughter Bonne spent Sunday in the Ralph Rumer home Charles Schall of Elderton was doing repair work for Jerry Kimmel last week Mr and Mrs Clarence Little and daughter of Indiana were recent visitors in the Howard Scott home Mr and Mrs Lee Kimmel and children and Mrs Snyder were callers at Homer City on Saturday Wim Fleming of Pitt spent the weekend with his mother Mra Nettie Menning Junior Miller of Sheloeta spent the weekend with his parents here Charles Forster of Whitesburg was a recent caller in the Jerry Kimmel home W C Bleakney said a horse to Frank McCreight on Monday Ray Dunmira and Harry Houser are working for John Prugh Many farmers in this vicinity have started their spring pruning Eileen Hileman has gone to Kittanning to attend school George Rearick was a culler at Gastown on Saturday A total of 150 different strains of black stem rust in wheat have been identified.
Monday and Tuesday April 6 7 drama stars Roger Pryor and Lella Hyams headline the program with rapid pace and brisk dialogue. The show promises high energy performances and brisk musical interludes.
Mrs. Carl Campton and son Jack visited her sister in Fairmont W Va over the weekend. Elsie Hart of Indiana spent the weekend with her sister Mrs D S Ewing. Blaine Compton and sister Lela visited in Indiana. Blaine is a patient in the Indiana hospital. Mr and Mrs C W Hart of Derry called Sunday. Mrs John Ewing and Mrs Logan Wing attended the funeral of Mrs May Scott of Indiana Monday. Elwood Steffy of New Kensington spent Sunday with his parents. Dave Smoyer of Pittsburgh visited J S Ewing and Raymond Marshall Sunday. Rural Guide joke about shooting birds. Urban Hunter about a new gun. Comment on scientists and life on other planets.
Lou rebuilds his book business on Fifty fourth Street with backers and a lucky run that restores fame and cash. Alice supports him but warns of consequences as Lou bets big on Sun Daughter and other horses, then plans to reopen for real after a string of wins.
The State Highway Department has cleared the highway at North Point after a massive landslide 160 feet long and three to 20 feet deep covered the road. Heavy rains caused the slide which followed a large ice gorge along Mahoning creek where the highway runs beside the stream.
On Thursday April 9 at 12 o'clock the sale offers cows horses farm implements including Deering Binder and more. Also 148 acre dairy farm with two houses and good water, poultry facilities, hay oats and corn, household goods piano organ and other items. Terms announced sale day by auctioneer R W George for owner Mrs A L Shank.
The School Directors will meet Thursday evening, April 80, 1936, to appoint two grade teachers for the ensuing term. Snicksburg, Pa. April 1, 1046.3te.
A garbled OCR page lists multiple auditor notices in Indiana Pennsylvania. It references Ernest Stewart and others as auditors, appointments to settle estates for Isabelle Stephens Emanuel Barnett Elizabeth Shellita Homer Cantaron Mary Patuns and Sara McCunn, with meeting dates in April May 1936 at the Savings and Trust Building Indiana PA. Also mentions administrative notices and solicitations for claimants to appear.
A vintage classified notice explains the pricing for Wanted Lost For Sale and For Rent advertisements. It details word counting rules, minimums, and payment requirements, urging readers to send cash with copy and counting each initial or number as a word.
For sale numerous residence properties in Indiana Borough and nearby towns, including 10 and 11 room houses, building lots, farms with or without equipment, stock, and farm machinery. Also gas stations and resort properties offered by J. E. Lewis. Catalogs available at 404 S 18th St, Indiana PA. Also poultry hatching listing by Paul B Haenger with Tuesday and Friday hatchings starting February and March respectively.
Miller and Gesser attorneys publish an auditor's notice for Blairsville estate of Joseph E Bricker. Blairsville office will hold a hearing on April 14 1986 at 10:00 AM to file or confirm claims and conduct related business.
Fisher and Ruddock announce letters testamentary on the estate of Ames H Simpson late of Indiana Borough deceased. Creditors to present claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors to make prompt payment. The Savings and Trust Company of Indiana Executor Indiana Pa March 14 1938-6te
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