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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1934

Page

5

Candidates' Ballot Order Declared for Indiana County Race

The county board lists candidates and ballot positions for the May 15 primary. Notable names include McVarish Taylor Reed Pinchot Karzis Sechier Margiotti Lamberton Schnader Shannon Miller Phillips McDevitt Welsh and Copeland Harle Dravo Hauseman Eynon Bonniwell McNair Stewart Ward Gamble Held Lemmon and others. Also reported are county obituaries, two children dying recently from pneumonia and a birth in Armagh for Wayne Rosser's daughter.

Board of County Commissioners Indiana County United States Senate Congress General Assembly State Committee United States John P. McVarish Dauphin Co Robert Gray Taylor Delaware Co David A. Reed Allegheny Gifford Pinchot Pike County Joseph F. Guffey Delaware Roland 8. Morris Philadelphia Louis G. Karzis Jay Williame Sechier Phila Charles J. Margiotti Jefferson Robert H. Lamberton William A. Schnader Edward G. Shannon Lancaster Albert C. Miler Thomas W. Phillips, Jr Butler Co Harry 3. McDevitt Phila. Co George A. Welsh Marion D. ‘Patterson Blair Co John A. McSparran Lancaster Co Howard Lowther Stokes Charles Avery Dravo Dela, Co Tilghman B. Hauseman Montgomery County Benjamin G. Eynon Lackawanna County Eugene Bonniwell William N. McNair John A. McSpar Barnesboro Bhdward M. ‘Thompson Home Hewitt Indiana J. Clair Sloan Russell B. Gamble Robinson Joshua T. Stewart Walter A. ‘Ward Blacklick Elder Peeler Sutton B Glaseford A. Goodfellow Paul A. Lemmon Russell BE Gamble Robinson Linda Brigman

Snow removal costs nearly two million in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania state highways spent 1,968,726 for snow removal in the 1933-34 season, a surge of 550,877 above the previous winter. The figure covers snow fences, clearing roads, and anti icy measures, as announced by Secretary Sam Lewis in Harrisburg.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Department of High Ways Sam Lewis

Blacklick Township Youth May Lose Sight Of Both Eyes

Clair Pifer aged 18 of Blacklick township is in Indiana hospital after a premature powder explosion at the Charles Smith farm near Hopewell church. He is badly burned on the face and hands and has already lost sight of his left eye with only slight hope for saving the right. He was tamping powder in a rock hole when the blast occurred.

Clair Pifer Blacklick Township Indiana Hospital Charles Smith Hopewell Church

Real Estate Transfers Listed with Small Sums

A series of property transfers across multiple townships with nominal payments. Names include Hannah A McHenry, Jennie Peterman, Paul J Strauiff, Blairsville S and T Co, F W Williams, Visco Vincenzo, W F Bennett, Indiana County Commissioners, John B Sink, Ella A McMurdo, Letitia Myers, Mary K B Sutton, Samuel Nesbit, Ella B Creswell, Arch Catalano, and others. Properties cover acres and lots in Rayne Washington White Pine Homer City Burrell Brushvalley Canoe and more. Amounts range from 1.00 to 1000.00 dollars with several entries at 1.00.

Hannah ‘A. McHenry Rose [Pizzarelli Rayne Jennie Peterman A. Wilhelm Washington Paul J. Strauiff R. & P. Coal ‘Co White Blairsville Elizabeth Repine F. W. Williams Clarissa Fry Burrell Letitia Myers J. S. Mack Brushvalley Mary KB Sutton Jessie Conrad Homer City Samuel Nesbit J. D. Repine Ella B. Creswell J. C. Garrett Pine Arch Catalano Gladys Burnar

Marriage Licenses and Local School Appointments

A list of marriage licenses is followed by a Montgomery township school board update naming teachers for the 1984-35 term. The report also notes the county treasurer’s count of dog licenses, with figures near 7,600 by noon. Names include John H Cribbs Elizabeth M Beck Ralph W Johns Blanche R Marsh and others across multiple towns.

Montgomery Township Hillsdale Upper Room W. W. Goss Tower Room Linnie W. Gregg Hazlett Ivan Fetterman Harter George A. Rickard Clark Genevieve Gaston Rock Run Archie Pennington Hooverhust Mollie Ganoe Blose Revre Blose Brickell Zonie Fetterman Gipsy Arcadia High School H. W. Houston Hope Figger

Miss Josephine Gibson Greets Progress Readers

Miss Josephine Gibson director of the Heinz Mood Institute in Pittsburgh and author of The Progress food articles greets Indiana County readers. She answers questions on a glimpse of the author and explains monthly recipes developed at the Heinz Home Kitchen to aid economical meals.

Josephine Gibson Heinz Mood Institute Pittsburgh the Progress Indiana County Miss Gibson United States Cuba West Indies Heinz H. J. Heinz Co Pennsylvania

Outdoor curb market opens in McCrory Lot on Saturday

The curb market begins Saturday at 7:00 in the McCrory Lot and will run each Wednesday and Saturday morning through the summer. Available items include potatoes parsnips carrots chickens eggs baked goods prepared meat sausage butter cottage cheese and even winter onions. Farmers from many miles around Indiana attend the weekly venue.

McCrory Indiana

Doctor F W St Clair Improves at Home

Dr. Fred W. St Clair, coroner of Indiana county, has been ill at his home on South Seventh Street for several weeks but is improving and expected to make a complete recovery.

F.W. St. Clair Fred W. St. Clair South Seventh Street Dr. St. Clair Indiana County

Wedding Announcement of Jay Stake and Roxie Dick

Maude announces the wedding of Jay Clair Stake and Roxie Dick on March 1 at the First United Presbyterian Church parsonage conducted by Dr. John J. Melvaine. Attendants included groom’s uncle Jay Clasford of town. bride from Armagh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Dick. groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Stake of Brush Valley.

Veen Maude Jay Clair Stake Roxie Dick First United Presbyterian Church Town John J. Melvaine Jay Classford George ‘Dick Armagh B. F. Stake Brushvalley

Lockport Man Dies After Fall From Freight Train

Joseph Belick, 56, of Lockport, was fatally injured when he fell from a freight train at Lockport. He died in a Johns town hospital from a fractured skull and broken leg after being found unconscious along the tracks by train crew and identified only hours before death.

Lockport Toseph Belick Johnstown

Notar ians Hear Insightful Warnings On Coal Industry

Eugene J. Jenks chief mining engineer of Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co and Indiana Rotary Club member spoke at Monday’s Rotary meeting on coal industry status He said six years of adverse conditions are ending and Indiana county has a bright future He contrasted mining with agriculture noting heavy taxation and a shift of business to West Virginia and others He cited 40 miles of underground railroads to the tipple and 40 coal trains daily as a major railroading issue He warned substitutes curb coal demand while efficiency rises From 450 to 1200 kilowatt hours per ton coal now supplies about 45 percent of U S energy down from about 70 percent He noted 3000 employees at Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co and extensive work by Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp He said the coal code reduced many unfair practices Also mentions Young People’s Council discussion on Christian money making Friday.

Eugene J. Jenks Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal I Co Indiana Rotary Club Ite Indiana Jenks Pennsylvanian West Virginia Iarnest Tipple United States Rochester Pittsburgh Coal Co Clearfield Bituminous Coal ‘Corporation Indiana County

Meeting at Grove Chapel Lutheran Church on Friday

The Young Peoples Council will meet at Grove Chapel Lutheran Church Friday at 7:30 PM. The theme is The Christian Way of Acquiring Money with worship, discussions by Jason Schuefter Martha Gilhousen and Mary Ellen Frick, plus a business meeting and benediction.

Young People's Council Young Peoples Council Grove Chapel Lutheran Church Jason Schuefter Martha Gilhousen Mary Ellen Frick iHildebrand Hirmn

Stivanson Exonerated In Death Of Sheloc ta Child

Charles T Stivanson 63 of Kittanning was driving the car that fatally injured Mildred Elizabeth Sharp 7 of Shelocta on a Tuesday afternoon. Inquest by Dr M M Davis found no responsibility on Stivanson. Mrs Stivanson thrown from car during abutting maneuver. Sharp died en route to Indiana Hospital from a broken neck. Mrs Bessie Lakehart of Plumville visiting relatives in Water Street.

Charles ‘T. ‘Stivanson Kittanning Mildred Elizabeth Sharp Shelocta Tuesaday M. M. Davis Stivanson Mra. Stivanson Blvanson Indiana Elmer Sharp

Surprise Shower for Hanna Couple at Thomas Home

Friday the 18th proved lucky for Arthur and Mrs Hanna of Shelocta road as guests gathered at Mr and Mrs W C Thomas home for a surprise wedding shower. Quilt patch contest jokes and prizes were planned with many gifts, a fruit jello lunch, and out of town attendees from Vandergrift Advance South Bend Indiana and more, praising helpers for the success.

Arthur Hanna Shelocta Road J. C. Foreman Martha Wissinger Vandergrift Mark Wissinger Advance Edna Hanna South Bend Darhl McCreight J. M. Leech Sally Ann Arthur Miller Thetta Miller Indiana

Washington Township Tax League Program April 26

Program for Washington Township Tax Justice League meeting in Marlin schoolhouse on Thursday evening April 26 includes opening songs recitations duets and monologues by local children and adults, topics on neighborliness and youth opportunities, readings, jokes, and the closing song Goodnight Ladies. The list of participants features Clifton Kettering, Jean Peterman, Eva May Lohr, Lizzie Park, Daisy Hadden, and many others from the community.

Washington Township Tax Justice League Marlin My Bennis Ira Marlin Kettering Young People Clifton Kettering Met Jean Peterman Betty, Laird Eugene Orr Edward Park Bobby Houser Eva May Lohr Dorothy Houser Laurie W Fairman Elsie Elinor Stewart Tduet Ccle Ick Edna Lohr Virginis Elkin Hazel Burrows Daisy Hadden Mer Dee Fairman Harry Orr Gertrude Wissinger Edith Prugh Sally Orr Mia John Helman Ethel Harman Florence Wiasinger Gail Miller Clark Elkin Percy Wissinger Bert Fairman Esther Eliza Little Raymond Fisher

Reed Volunteers Open Headquarters in Indiana County

A Reed Volunteers committee is formed in Indiana county with John HB Plennikon as chairman and Jamey L Jack as secretary. The group opens the Savings & Trust Building front room on the first floor in Indiana PA, from 9 AM to 10 PM daily until after the election, urging supporters of Senator Teed to register at headquarters or by mail.

Reed Volunteers Indiana John ‘Hb.plennikon Jamey L. Jack Savings & Trust Company Huilding Hi Tg Teed United States Senate Tndiana

Local Woman Dies From Rare Blood Disease

Mia Miury Minna Wood, long time Indiana resident since 1907 after marrying Dr Edwin K Wood, dies Monday in Indiana hospital from a rare blood disease with heart complication. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from School Street residence, interment Oakland cemetery. Survived by sister Mrs Robert Householder of Latrobe and brother Thomas L Jones of Altoona. Her pastor Dr Robert I Clark to lead service, assisted by Dr John J Mellvaine. Born Sept 18 1878 near Scottdale, daughter of Daniel W Jones and Julia Ann Kelly. Funeral details note Presbyterian affiliations and community involvement.

School Street Oakland Cemetery Mia Miury Minna Wood Indiana Hospital Indiana Edwin K. Wood Presbyterian Church Town Robert I. Clark John J. Mellvaine First United Presbyterian Church Scottdale Daniel W. and Julia Ann (Kelly) Jones Latrobe Westmoreland County Robert E. Householder Thomas L. Jones Altoona

Mrs Houck and Mrs Black Funeral Notices in County

Death notices report Mrs Mary Elizabeth Houck wife of Levi Houck of Rayne township died at Indiana hospital after surgery. Interment set at Harmony cemetery near Penny Run with Rev Offutt officiating. Survived by husband, three children, six grandchildren, sister and three brothers. Also funeral for Miss Theta Black, 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Black of Rdensburg, who died from quinsy. Parents, brother Edwin, sister Lois survive. Also Mrs George Mogle, former Blairsville resident, died in Lockland Ohio. Survived by husband and two sisters.

Nancy Geiss Pleasant Unity Fred Oisa Strongstown Seles M. &. Thurch Levi Houck Harmony Cemetery Penny Run Mary Elizabeth Houck Rayne Presbyterian Church R. M. Offutt Houck Clair Leasure Clymer Floyd L. Houck Peoples Bank Commodore R. Karl Houck Earl Long Town Wihiliam M John P. Lydick Cherryhill Township Harry E. Lydick Theta Black Thelma Black Fred Black Rdensburg Quinsy Mra. Black Mra, Black Lula Long Diamondville Edwin Lois George Mogle Lockland Blairsville Misa [de Page Ada Mra Albert Howa John Trimble Greensburg

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Reed Pinchot U. S. Senate Maralotti McHidowney Stewart Wayne H. Rosser Wayne K. Rosser Oliver Riggs Rosser John H. Cribbs Creekside Elizabeth M. Beck Numine Ralph W. Johns Blanche R. Marsh Nicktown Joseph Torquato Anna Alonge Easteteee Beyer Gee Carson Ernest Ernest Thelman George William Degenkolb Jennie M. Dishong John Bellas Lucerne Mary Korody Howard D. Smith Marguerite Pearce Roy Kenneth Sinnamond Hunker Martha Mas Mosbaugher Shady Plain Jeaned C. McLain Josephine ‘Gibson Mccrory Lot Wiliam Oakes W. Earl Oakes C. R. Christie Tommy William McAdoo South Sixth Street Apollo Ward Devers Alvin Ealiers Walter Frick and Wilkinsburg A. ‘B. Lewis Turtle Creek Charles Dearmy Ruth Sue Mack Brushyalley Clair Weaver Anna Weaver Oak Street Joseph Caldwell Florida Thomas Pealer West Chestnut Street Nora St. Clair Mary R. Lowman State Teachers ‘College National Conference of Music Supervisors Stevens Hotel Chicago George Harmon Walter M .J.boyer Josiah Fisher Willet Harmon Progress Office Erina Greenies Bessie Lakehart Plumville J. A.heberling Water Street Arthur Nin Washington Township Tax League Savings & ‘Trust The Progress and Pittsburgh Post- Gasette R. D Mary Wood Hovi Houck
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