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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1933

Page

5

Blairsville Boy 15 Fatally Shot Tuesday

William Charles Snyder aged 16 of North Blairsville died in Indiana hospital at 8:30 this morning from a gunshot wound in the abdomen. He reportedly was playing with a gun near his Snyder home Tuesday evening when wounded. The body was taken to Ferguson Funeral Home Blairsville. he was the son of Mrs Sylvester Snyder.

North Blairsville William Charles Snyder Indiana Snyder Ferguson Funeral Miz. Sylvester Snyder Blatraville

Blasting Demonstration At Parkwood Proves New Method

A Parkwood stump blasting demonstration showed electric blasting caps and a battery greatly improve stump removal. Eighteen attendees observed as four to five dynamite sticks under large oak stumps exploded simultaneously, unlike the fuse method. The demonstration, led by W L Dever of Punxsutawney for DuPont, followed by county agent Warner at W A Dible and son farm, highlighted the efficiency of the newer method for stumps over three feet in diameter.

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Armstrong Grange Program for Wednesday April 19

Armstrong Grange meets at Parkwood Schoolhouse Wednesday evening at 8:00 with an program including orchestra music led by Mrs. E W Fouts, readings by John Campbell and Mary Anderson, a Why We Observe Raster segment by Martha Blackley, and other acts. Also notes of a forest tree planting demonstration by County Agent Warner in Saltsburg on April 22 with Lions Club sponsorship.

Armstrong Grange Parkwood E. W. Fouts Millie Campbell Jake W. L. Brown H. R. Gouch E. E B. Fouts Dick Craig Ethel Mull Matthew Walker John Campbell Raster Martha Blackley Jeff Welz Mary Anderson Gaynelle Weiss Laura Griffith A. H. Wiggins Samuel B. Dible the Grange Saltsburg Lions Club of Old Cemetery Hart Warner Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation Cherry Tree Cherry Tree High School Inport

Intruders Attempt Robbery At Saltsburg Meat Market

Two men tried to hold up the Joseph W. Serena Co meat market in Saltsburg early this morning but fled after Mr Serene called for help. State Police were dispatched to Salisbury to investigate. Officers reported a brief disturbance and no injuries.

Saltsburg Serene Joseph W. Serena Co Greensburg Salisbury

Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices Highlighted

Real estate transfers involve First National Bank of Glen Campbell to 8 M Kerr for a Green lot at 875 and other parcels with $1.00 or modest sums. Also Penn State Alumni Club to hold a dinner April 15 at Moore Hotel with reservations. Game protectors declare war on dogs chasing game from Feb 28 to Aug last. Blairsville youth Raymond Short missing. state police notified. Dog and fishing permits totals reported by county treasurer.

First National Bank of Glen Campbell M. Kerr Green Mary BE. Dunmire Cole Lamont Buterbaugh Canoe M. C. Pierce Louis Gunther Center J. E. Kunkle Joseph F. Crawford Homer City Blaine Ross Charley Ross Montgomery Angela Rotella Daniel Trattura Blairsville Penn State Moore Hotel Raymond Short

Weddings Of A Week Conference 10 Be Held Here Saturday

A series of weddings is reported with multiple ceremonies across Indiana County. Daugherty Stine Dr. and Dorothy Stine join in Osceola Mills, with other weddings including Jennie Cribbs and Samuel McCormick, Ethel Myers and Glenn Brady, Paul Wilkinson and Dorothy Swanger, and more, all tied to local families and communities.

Daugherty Stine Clare Daugherty, Jr Indiana Dorothy Eleanor Stine Oscelon Mills Blaine Stine Chalmers H. Goshorn Presbyterian Church of Tyrone Elizabeth Stine John M. Daugherty Jeannette Daugherty 8. Clark Daugherty Wayne Avenue

Meeting on Thursday for County Medical Society and Auxiliary

The Indiana County Medical Society holds a Thursday 2:00 pm meeting in the Municipal building with a Traumatic Surgery symposium and discussions on first aid and compensation law. The Women's Auxiliary spring meeting is at Dr Boden's home with speaker Mrs Ludwig of Pittsburgh. Also, Dr Weaver from Penn State speaks on dairy economics at the Court House Thursday evening. A new son was born to Mr and Mrs Clifford Pentz in Indiana hospital. About 250 species of birds occur in Pennsylvania.

Conemaugh Stewardship For Life Christ Service J. R. Hamilton McNary Mary Cunkleman August Haberstick R. N. Nesbitt Nettle Fitzgerald Margaret Ewing Aretta Burny County Medical Society Indiana County Medical Society B. F. Coe Indiana J. L. Lee F. P. Weaver Department of Agricultural Economics Penn State Court House Weaver Harrisburg Pennsylvania Dairymen’s Association Indiana County Tax Justice League Clifford Pentz Town Indiana Hospital Guernsey Indiana County Guernsey Cattle Club

Edmistons Celebrate 41st Anniversary in Center Township

Mr and Mrs O F Edmiston of Center township marked their 41st wedding anniversary over the weekend with family guests including son toward Edmiston and Coal Hill and Mr and Mrs J J Mitchell of Indiana plus Mr and Mrs Michael Crawford of Wilkinsburg. Four grandchildren attended a dinner hosted by the hostess.

of. M. Edmiston J. M. Edmiston Genter Township Edmiston Coal Hunl J. J. Mitchell Indiana Michael Crawford Wikinsburg

Mrs Streams Improving After Appendicitis Operation

Mrs Silas C Streams, patient at Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh, recovers from emergency appendicitis operation. She was in critical condition for several days but is reported improved and expected to fully recover.

Streams Silas C. Streams Allegheny General, Hospital Pittsburgh

Indiana County Personal Brevities Parcels News From Towns

Local notes list Mr and Mrs C J Carnahan of Hell Crookside returning from Florida beaming. Earl Handler visits parents in Indiana while Miss Cunningham teaches Cleveland and spends Easter with her father. Several visitors from Pittsburgh Detroit and Youngstown drop in over the weekend. Residents relocate to Ebensburg for work and Easter travel. The county emergency relief board leaders tour Harrisburg for state aid. Easter guests join Mrs Mary Jane Bell and granddaughter Jane Getty at Water street, while Mr Getty stays with W A Getty.

Dudge . N. Langham Ridgway C. J. ‘Carnahan Hell Crockside Tarkeland Florida Earl Handler Ciy Msla Louis Handler Mast Water Street John Frye Ethelda Edna Washington Township Indiana George A. Fisher Pittsburgh A. C. Fisher Donald McWenry Jannat Detroit Mich Glenn Sarah Ethel Gleen Hellwood Cramer Gon Edward B. Wakefield Brushvalley Township Bess Cunningham Cleveland D. A. Cunningham Wayne Avenue R. T. Bell Ebensburg McMillen Tome R.D South Mahoning Township Lydia Brown Dudley George Youngstown Atlantic City Walter Anderson Muskingum College J. B. Anderson West Philadelphia Street Thomas Richards Toledo Deroit Robert 8. Sutton Waters ‘Street Indiana Hospital Bradford Burnside Mr. Barrett Rochester Mills Hugh M. Bell Indiana County Emergency Relief Board Wm. M. Ruddock

Bandits Steal Cash and Truck in Clarksburg Crime

Four bandits raided the Clarksburg Motor Co early Thursday morning binding and gagging watchman Harry Anderson then looting the cash register and automobile accessories before fleeing in the company truck. State Police hunted the stolen vehicle as investigators take over the case. A separate note mentions a Cherry Tree gardening meeting Friday evening and physician Dr W B Hopkins moving to Marion Center for practice. Easter pageant titled The Dawning set for Brushvalley church next Sunday.

Harry Anderson Watemmen Clarksburg Motor Co Hers Anderson Highway Patrol Keensburg

Indiana County Veteran John Hill Dies at 75

Funeral services will be held at his late residence for Attorney John Harvey Hill longtime Indiana resident and Civil War veteran aged 75 who died Monday at his Wayne avenue home. He was a commander of Indiana Post No 28 Grand Army of the Republic and will be buried with honors of war at Greenwood cemetery. He lived in Indiana since boyhood, practiced law in partnership with Stewart and Will, and later alone. He married Mary Isabella Rinports in 1878 and leaves a son and other relatives.

Robert L. Clark Presbyterian Church Greenwood Cemetery John Harvey Hill Indiana County Bar Association Indiana Wayne Avenue Indiana Post No. 28 Grand Army of the Republic Company F National Guard United Spanish War Veterans William B. Stahl Asa Scott G. A. S. Post Armatrong Township Daniel Katherine Matthews) Hill Tillsdale Montgomery Township Curwensville 88Th Infantry Pennsylvania Voluntteers Washington & Lee University Stewart and Clark Stewart Mary Isabella Rinports Cherry Tree Donald J. Hii Clymer Marvey J. Tilt Slater J.P. Davis Connecticut William B. Him Addison HiIt White Township John BR Coral Charles BE John Robinson Householder Gray Station Tmarraville Soloman Mary Householder Burrell Township First National Bank of Blacklek Lutheran Chapel Martha (Pattison) Householder William Fh Homer City Robert R Blacklick John C New Kensington Archy P L 8. Householder Hugh Ss Josephine B. B. Berry B. R. Wilson Washington County Floyd Rummell

Fire At Starford Causes $20,000 Loss

A daytime blaze in Stafford Green township destroyed four dwellings and the post office, threatening nearby buildings. Families escaped with little clothing as Fire Chief and Clymer crew worked to save the post office mail and adjacent structures. Damage estimated at $20,000 with several residents homeless. In Brushvalley township a separate fire destroyed a two story frame dwelling on the McCrea farm, owned by G T McCrea. the Reese family moved in that day. Incendiary origin suspected in the second blaze with slight insurance on the building.

Stafford Green Township Louis Innocent Hous Edward Crone Clyde Woodruff Mike Novak Clymer Fire Department Cecil Christie General Store Woodruff Commodore Bank Crone John Douglass G. T. McCrea McCrea Brushvalley Township Reese

Bolivar Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary

Bolivar residents Mr and Mrs J S Miller celebrate their golden wedding with a large family reunion greeting seven children 25 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Miller formerly ran Balivar Foundry now owns a Bolivar hardware store. Guests include Roy Miller Allentown Waller Miller Everett Miller Irvin Miller Ralph Clawson 14 H Miller Frank Ramsey Harry Hendricks Rev W W Patch Rev Work Alvin Work Tadiana Gaye Report of State Federation of Churches to Kittanning Presbytery Tuesday.

J. S. Miller Bolivar Miller Balivar Foundry & Machine Company Roy Miller Allentown Waller Miller Everett Miller Irvin Miller Ralph Clawson H. Miller Frank Ramsey Fort Palmer Harry Hendricks Johnstown W. W. Patch Work Alvin Work Pittsburgh

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