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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1936
Page
3
A Wednesday, April 1, 1996 notice outlines an offer valid for residents outside Indiana County, detailing a one year term and a three month option, with a three months requirement stated for eligibility.
Clyde Houck elected head of the Indiana County Jersey Cattle Club at a Marion Center meeting. Speakers explained herd teat and classfication, with notes on US germ plasm study and Pennsylvania leading in records. A district Field Day planning group was formed. no full moon occurred in February 1866, 1915, or 1934, with the next likely in 1962.
Warner Bros and Vitaphone present Max Reinhardt's photoplay of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream at The Aiz Theatre with two shows on Thursday April 2 matinee 2:00 and 8:30 pm. Reserved seating and tiered pricing.
Mrs Robert Houser Mrs Clark Thomas and Mrs Loyd Reefer plus Bly spent Thursday with Ralph Ramer. Glenn Frailey works on a farm near Apollo. Curt Frailey called on Dan Clark Sunday. Virginia Nellie Blystone Elderton and Mr Mrs Clair Kinter and daughter Bonnie spent Sunday at Ralph Ramer home. Charles Schall Elderton did repair work for Jerry Kimmel last week. Mr Mrs Clarence Tittle and daughter Indiana visited Howard Scott home. Lee Kimmyel and children and Mrs Snyder called at Homer City Saturday. Wm Pleming Pitt spent weekend with his mother Nettle Mannings Junior Miller Shelocta spent weekend with parents. Charles Forster Whitesburg called on Jerry Kimmel. W oC Bleakney sold a chorus to Frank McCreight Monday. Ray Dunmire and Harry Houser work for John Prugh. Farmers in area started spring plowing. Iileyn Hileman went to Kit tanning for school. George Rearick called Gastown Saturday. A total of 150 black stem rust strains identified in wheat.
On Thursday April 2 the company presents Midsummer Night's Dream. All Star performances follow Monday and Tuesday April 6 and 7 featuring The Lady Consents with Ann Harding and Herbert Marshall. April 8 and 9 show Carole Lombard and Preston Foster in a double bill.
The listing highlights two film pairings for April 1 and 2 featuring Dont Get Personal starring James Dunn and Sally Eilers and 91 000 A Minute starring Roger Pryor and Leila Hyams.
A long list of weekend visits includes Mrs. Carl Compton and son Jack ie to Fairmont West Virginia. Miss Elsza Hart from Indiana staying with Mrs. J. S. Ewing. Raymond and Frank Cramer from Indiana visiting family. Blaine Compton and Peter Lela visiting Indiana. Mrs. C. W. Hart of Derry visiting. Mrs. John Ewing and Mrs. Logan Ewing at Miss May Scott’s funeral in Indiana. Elwood Steffy of New Kensington visiting. Dave Smoyer of Pittsburgh calling on J. Ewing and Raymond Marshal.
The tale follows Low Mann known as Lou who rebuilt his betting operation after a win heavy day. He courts Alice who believes in him, returns with fresh rolls, and again opens a book spot that attracts many bettors. The narrative ends with Lou managing a thriving operation and planning a stable marriage with Alice as his fortune improves.
The State Highway Department cleared the highway at North Point after a massive landslide 150 feet long and three to 20 feet deep blocked the road. Heavy rains caused the slide along Mahoning creek where the highway runs parallel to the stream.
A public sale at the Mrs A L Shank farm four miles southwest of Indiana on Warren road and one mile north of Edgewood offers 9 cows five fresh three springers a yearling heifer a 1600 pound work horse farm implements includes Deering binder with six foot cut and other tools. A 148 acre dairy equipped farm with two houses and abundant water is offered at the same time. Household goods listed include a Dock Ash stove and piano and organ. Terms to be announced sale day. R W George, auctioneer.
The School Directors of Smicksburg Borough will meet Thursday evening April 80 1920 to appoint two grade teachers for ensuing term Rowland President B C USCA Secretary Brucksburg April 1 mete.
An auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of Indiana County announces hearings to settle and report distributions of funds for the estate of Isabelle B. Stephens, with notices for attendance at Room 406 Savings & Trust Building Indiana Pennsylvania. Also listed is an auditor for Emanuel Barnett’s estate attending at Farmers Bank Building Indiana PA, with May 6 1936 as the date and 10:00 AM as the time.
A compilation of public notices from Indiana County detailing auditors appointments to manage funds in estates of late residents. Notices include Daisy Cameron estate of Omer C Cameron, Elizabeth Shellito estate, and Mary A Parnsworth estate with specified auditor dates, times, and locations in Indiana Borough and Savings and Trust Company Building for 1930s to 1980s era administration.
Public notice explains rates for Wanted Lost For Sale and For Rent advertisements. Charges apply per word with higher minimums for very short notices and require cash payment with the copy.
For sale multiple residential properties in Indiana Borough and nearby areas plus building lots, farms, farmsites, gas stations, resorts, and various real estate at attractive prices. Also poultry stock including White Rocks New Hampshire Reds and Leghorns with custom hatching service offered by Paul B. Haenger in Indiana Pa.
Miller and Gessler attorneys notify that Blairsville Trust Co. executor of Joseph Bricker estate will hold a hearing at their Blairsville office on Tuesday April 14 1986 at 10 o’clock A M. All interested persons may attend. Auditor: M Presor. March 18, 1936.
Fisher and Ruddock announce Letters Testamentary for the estate of James H. Simpson of Indiana Borough, deceased. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement, and debtors must promptly pay. DHE Savings and Trust Company of Indiana, Executor, March 1, 1936.
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