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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1937

Page

4

Local social visits and church note from Chambersville

Chambersville residents report visits among Beers Kirk and Brady families. Avon and Clearfield relatives toured the Kirk home, a birthday gathering for Lina Trusai occurred at Emma Bothell’s, and Fisher and Bartholomew families shared time in Atwood and Indiana. Sunday school is set for Crooked Creek church next Sunday.

Chambersville Angel Beers Avon Beott William Clearfield Frank Kirk Emma Bothell Lina Trusai Chas. Brady Indiana Walter Bartholomew Cuddy Atwood Nettie Wells Harry Manufacture Matilda Groft EB. Kirk Crooked Creek Don Enterline Ida Banks

Local social notes from Strongstown and nearby towns

Strongstown and surrounding areas show a flurry of family visits and guest dinners. Sowers moved his family to sister Sadie Graham’s Buffington Township property while Rev. P W Large of Belsano dined at Wm Bennett’s home. Crissie Bennett visited her sister Mrs Geo Stephens in Dilltown. Annie Ondrizek visited her son George and family in Nanty Glo. Grace Marsh of Ivison phoned on Wednesday to Mrs Annie Hughes. Lawrence Rankin spent several days with a seriously ill father in Nanty Glo. Dick and Mrs Marsh of Hes­burg spent Sunday with James Stephens. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazelle offer for Indiana county readers at 5.60 yearly. out-of-county 6.00.

Geo. Sowers Sadie Graham Buffington Township P. W. Large Belsano Wm. Bennett Thiuraday Crissie Bennett Geo. Stephens Dilltown Annie Ondrizek George Nanty Glo Grace Marsh Ivison Annie Hughes Lawrence Rankin Dick Marsh Hic‘ensburg James

Jefferson's Birthday and Its Message From Pitcairn

Raymond Pitcairn presents Jefferson quotes on liberty press Constitution respect for law individual enterprise personal rights and government economy. He frames Jefferson as a model for modern governance, urging adherence to constitutional principles and limited, honest administration.

Jefferson’s Raymond Pitcairn Thomas Jefferson United States

Weddings of a Week Showcasing Three Local Marriages

Miss Mary Schmucker and Wallace Schurr wed in Oakland Maryland at S and J Marks Lutheran parsonage. Schmucker, a former Ros siter High teacher, and Schurr of Sharon now plan to live in Emlenton after May 1. Also, Madison Craig and Anna Millen wed at the First United Presbyterian manse in Parkwood, with a Niagara Falls trip planned and a Parkwood residence to follow. Borough Rose Marie Roge of Detroit and Steve Borough of Indiana married in Mount Clemens Michigan and will reside locally.

C. A. Shilke Schurr Indiana High School C. M. Marshall Transit Service Sharon, Pa Emlenton Madison Arthur Craig Anna Martha Millen Parkwood Samuel ‘W. Shane First United ‘Presbyterian Church Hig South Seventh Street Niagara Falls Rose Marie Roge Detroit, Mich Steve Borough Indiana Mount Clemens Mich

Ground Is Broken for St Francis Church at Coral

The Rev. Matthew Yanosek of Coral and church committee members broke ground Monday for a new brick Roman Catholic church of St Francis at Coral to replace the fire destroyed building last fall. The parish serves 160 families in Coral and vicinity.

Coral Matthew Yanosek St. Francis At

Indiana County Employers Aid State Unemployment Fund

Indiana county employers have paid 891,672.33 into the Pennsylvania Unemployment Compensation Fund, bringing the total to near 26 million. Ralph M. Bashore, Secretary of Labor and Industry, says 607 employers contributed through March 22, with field reps pursuing delinquents. Penalties of one percent per month apply to late payers.

Indiana County PAL STATE Hartleburg Pennsylvania Ralph M. Bashore Labor and Industry Indiana Bushore Harle Bashore

Reed Addresses Lions On Compulsory Health Insurance

Dr. C P Reed of the Indiana County Medical Society addressed Lions Club members on compulsory health insurance Tuesday evening. He warned the proposed law would regimentationize medicine and raise costs. Miss King spoke about bread week and the Bakers association. Senior Choral Club of Indiana High School performed well. Christian Endeavor societies in Indiana County plan a Friday visit to Rochester Beaver County to meet state officers and discuss efforts to win souls for Christ. The Beaver Presbyterian church will host the meeting.

C. P. Reed Paul Reed Indiana County Medical Society Lions Club Reed Miss King Pennsylvania Association of Bakers Greiner Baking Co Lion James Remley Indiana High School Christian Endeavor Societies Indiana County Rochester Beaver County Harry G. Kuch Geo. L. Lowe Archibald J. McQuilken Warren G. Hoopes Christian Endeavor Pennsylvania Presbyterian Church Beaver

Cokeville Woman Dies by Self Inflicted Bullet Wound

Leona Cummings a 22 year old Cokeville native and Torrance State Hospital attendant died at Latrobe Hospital after a self inflicted bullet wound at her family home. A radio listener in an adjoining room did not hear the shot as Mrs Cummings returned from an errand and found her daughter on the floor with the revolver in her hand.

Leona Cummings James W. Cummings Cokeville Torrance State Hospital Latrobe Hospital Cummings Mre. Cummings Leana

Priest Named Rector of Holy Rosary Church Pittsburgh

Father Henry A. Carlin of SS Simon and Jude’s Catholic Church in Hiairsville has been named pastor of Holy Rosary Church Pittsburgh to succeed the late Rev. Father Daniel J. Maladey. Appointment made by Bishop Hugh C. Boyle of the Pittsburgh diocese. Holy Rosary is among the city’s largest parishes.

Diairsyile Jioly

One Vote Won Rutherford B. Hayes Presidency

A historical recap of the 1876 election crisis between Rutherford B. Hayes and Samuel J. Tilden. It details disputed returns in Florida, Louisiana, and South Carolina, the congressional panel's split decisions, and Justice Bradley's decisive vote that secured Hayes's oath, highlighting postwar political bitterness.

Rutherford B. Hayes Ohio United States Samuel J. Tilden New York Hayes Grant Tilden Florida South Carolina Louisiana Congress Supreme Court Justice Bradley Western Newspaper Union

Indiana Presbyterians Accept Resignation of Dr Robt L Clark

At a Wednesday congregational meeting First Presbyterian Church voted to dissolve pastoral relations with Dr Robert L Clark so he could lead the First Presbyterian church of McKeesport He will conduct communion on April 18 preach farewell on the 25th sever all ties on the 30th and begin his new charge in McKeesport on May 2

First Presbyterian Church Robert L. Clark First Presbyterian Church of McKeesport Clark

Palmer hosts Brushvalley Center and Pine teachers banquet

Dr M M Palmer of Center township welcomed teachers from Brushvalley Center and Pine townships for a banquet at Homer City Presbyterian church. Brief talks were given by Hon J T Stewart and Assistant County Supt D D Patterson. Readings by Frances McCrea and Audrey Ruddock, with Roy Winsheimer leading singing and Mildred Ruddock at the piano.

sDr M. M. Palmer Center Township Brushvalley Center Pine Township Presbyterian Church Homer City J. T. Stewart Palmer D. D. Patterson Frances McCrea Audrey Ruddock Roy Winsheimer Mildred Ruddock

Young People District 5 Meet at Diamondville Saturday

A conference of the young people of District 6 of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association will be held in the Church of the Brethren at Diamondville on Saturday, April 17. Rev. Holt Hughes of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Indiana will deliver the evening address.

Indiana County Sabbath School Association Church of the Brethren Diamondville Holt Hughes Methodist Episcopal Church Indiana

Forward airlift and return challenges spark headlines

A jumble of quips and clipped quotes from papers note mixed wit on wartime parachute drops and public sales, while jokes about Spain and tourism pepper the column. The snippets show press tone and regional humor across several publishers.

Reunion plan for 80th Division meet in Pittsburgh

Veterans from Western Pennsylvania plan a national reunion for the Eightieth Division. They meet in V F W clubrooms on Tenth Street to set details for the July 31 to August 1 gathering. The Women of the Moose Chapter 777 held a large card party at the Moose Temple, proceeds aiding Mooseheart. Mrs. Margaret Cleigher leads the Mooseheart committee.

Wit Pennsylvania Tenth Street Pittsburgh The Women of the Moose Chapter 777 Moose Temple Mooseheart Margaret Cleigher

Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R. D. readers

A brief notice states a price of five dollars and fifty cents for the Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R. D. readers, with no additional context or details provided.

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