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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1934

Page

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Reed: a steadfast statesman needed in Washington

A collection of contemporary praise quotes lauds Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania for his intelligence, courage, and integrity. It credits him with guiding American policy against reckless debts and World Court involvement while keeping national interests intact.

Reed America Europe Congress Saturday Evening Post David Reed Pennsylvania Chicago Tribune Senate David Aiken Reed William Hard N. Y. Tribune

Local social and community notes from Creekside district

Miss Eva Hendricks and Miss Elizabeth Johnston guests at Manor hosted by Mr and Mrs John Birkin. D C Bothell longtime Washington township resident dies. School calendar items note a county school closing and borough school closing forthcoming. Oliver Lingenfelter visits near Shelocta. Presbyterian cantata at 10 80 Sunday morning. M E church sermon to miners Sunday evening. Mrs W Flakehart ill. Joe Dominic relocates to Walker home. families move among local properties. Charles DeHaven ill but improving. Geraldine White has a "scre m" and Coleman buys a new HY. Mary Cobitt employed at C B Sloan’s. Howard Sloan visiting home. Francis Dixson has finger surgery. Most men employed at Ernest mines. Thorne Walke and son weekend in Pittsburgh. Patricia Maguire of Oak Park Wisconsin family faces about $6000 yearly care costs for food and medicine as she remains in bed since February 24 1932.

Eva Hendricks Elizabeth Johnston Manor John Birkin D. C. Bothell Washington Township Oliver Lingenfelter Shelocta Joe Dominic D. A Mary Cobitt C. B. Sloan Howard Sloan Francis Dixson Ernest Mines Thorne

Community Returns and Visitors Across Indiana and Nearby Cities

Norman Sebring and daughter of Portage visited the Sebring family in Portage. Blair McPherson stayed in Johnstown. Mrs. Al Miller and baby of Spangler visited her brother C W Sebring. Clyde Bee and family called at H T Jamison in Penn Run. Helen Barnes shopped in Indiana. Mrs. John Shaw and nephew Chester Arthur were callers in Ebensburg. Various families visited Indiana, Punxsutawney, Greensburg, Jersey Shore, Marion Center, McKeesport, Pittsburgh, Curwensville, Philadelphia, and Delaware returning or touring over the period.

J. B. Wooster Indiana Blair McPherson Johnstown al Miller Baby Spangler C. W. Sebring Clyde Bee Jack Clair Sebring H. T. Jamison Penn Run Helen Barnes John Shaw J .Chester Arthur Ebensburg Jesse Buterbaugh Punxsutawney L. 8. Clarke Elizabeth McKeage Martha Cameron James Miller Greensburg Sibyl Blanche Clarl 0. G. Stull Jersey Shore G. T. Cameron Ivan McCormick Martin Baker H. R. Bee Harry Seger Rossiter Gertrude Barnes Elizabeth Arthur Hope Cressley Marion Center Myr H.C. Hanna McKeesport Wm. Childon Portage Blaine Ross Juanita Sebring Pittsburgh Verner Palmegren Howard Garman Curwensville Blair Wissing Philadelphia J. W. Miller Myrtle Clyde Miller Delaware

Town Visitors and Local Notices From Mentete Area

Reed Bennett and Ralph Lucas of Mentete were visitors in town. Dave Martin and his sister Martha were Indiana callers Tuesday. Bernard Shuss’s infant son is seriously ill. Samuel Carlson of Culver was in town Tuesday. Anna Plaveczki moved her family to Josephine. John M. Williams is home with measles. Della Revilti works at Ebensburg. Lena Pasquini of Indiana visited Thursday. ArchiRepine and Mrs. Hefser along with Theresa Balas were Indiana callers Thursday. Alma Vater visited Joseph Leone of Heilwood Thursday. Julius Triber Horwath and Aldie Stiffler left for Camp Mead, Md. Joseph Hulina and Ralph Viane were Indiana callers Saturday. Dale Kunkle and daughter from Williamsport visited Saturday. Alma Evelyn Nathalie Leone and Edwin Leone from Hallwood stayed with grandparents Joseph and Mrs. Vater Sunday. Mickey Risbon of Ashville is visiting relatives.

Reed Bennett Ralph Lucas Mentete Dave Martin Joseph Widovic Indiana

Local residents visit and guests mingle in area homes

Mrs Huber from Buffalo stays with Mr and Mrs A C Groff. Mr and Mrs Harry Shaffer and Mr and Mrs Owen King from Leeper spend the weekend in the mountains near Kmyporium. Asther and Mary Pifer visit Mr Jewett. Mr and Mrs G KR Walker from near Smicksburg visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs John Pierce from near Apollo stay several days. Mr and Mrs Alex Patterson from Yatesboro spend the weekend here. Richard Bell, recently in New York City, is at his Seneca home.

Huber Buffalo A. C. Groff Harry Shaffer Owen King Leeper Kmyporium Asther Mary Pifer Jewett G. KR. Walker Smicksburg John Pierce Apollo Alex Patterson Yatesboro Richard Bell New York City

Local notes from Indiana and Heilwood community life

Numerous brief items record visits and errands across Indiana, Heilwood, Olive, Slickville, Yatesboro and surrounding areas. The notes mention relatives, health concerns, a birth, school term end, real estate calls, farm work, a bungalow project, and hospital and church activities among residents and guests.

Family visits mark weekend in Chambersville area

Kirk family and relatives spent Sunday visiting Mrs Kirk’s parents Mr and Mrs Wm OScott at Clearfield. Mr Scott returned home after two weeks with the Kirks. Other callers included Chas Brady’s party, Mrs Bottenhorn the state nurse, and Harry Miller. Dr Mahan of Pittsburgh spent the weekend at the summer home in town. David Cuddy of Atwood called on Mr and Mrs Walter Bartholomew.

F. BE Kirk Mrs. Kirk Wm. O'Scott Clearfield Mr Scott Paul Brady Barr Chas Brady Mr. Simpson Pittsburgh Mra H. M. McGura Dr. Mahan

Pharograph Elates Labs By Analyzing Complex Solutions

A new device called the pharograph promises to automatically analyze complex chemical solutions. It aims to save hours in the laboratory by providing rapid, precise results, potentially transforming routine analytical work.

County Forest Fire Wardens Named by District Forester

Charles B. Zerby of Johnstown announces Indiana County forest fire wardens. The wardens are the Commonwealth’s fire protection representatives authorized to hire men and incur costs to fight fires. Contact nearest warden or fire tower in Glen Campbell or Clymer for notifications. Listing includes wardens by township with names and addresses, spanning Armstrong to West Wheatfield and beyond.

Charles B. Zerby Johnstown Gallitsin District Indiana County Commonwealth Glen Campbell Clymer Armstrong H.C. Kline Shelocta Sam BE. Dible Banks Walter Sherwin I.C. Bender Rossiter R. D Frank J. Gardner James E. Pennington Blacklick R. Elder Smith Blairsville EB. L. Wetzel Black Tick Brushvalley D. C. Davis J. JH. Stewart Dilltown Burrell S. H. Lear Rollie Forsha Geo. L. Rudosh Josephine J. D. Palmer H. H. Almes Canoe Francis D. Welsh Ww. C. Beam Center RH. B. Griffith A. I Campbell Homer City Isaac Sleppy Penn Run Rayne Chas M. McMillen Indiana Washington John C. Marlin Creekside South Mahoning Clyde K. Moore Plumville West Mahoning Maurice D. Stears Davis Smicksboro West Wheatfield cCharley Ayers Robinson Omar G. Shoup New Florence Milo M. Luther Clyde A. R. Palmer Heshbon H. E. Keller Huff Ralph E. Johns White Ralph A. Harrison B. B. Fleming D. C. LeFevre Lewis Litzinger Young H. B. Fulton West Lebanon

A Good Newspaper Offer From The Progress and Post Gazette

The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer subscriptions to R. D. residents of Indiana County at $5.50 per year and to out-of-county residents at $6.00 per year. The notice specifies price differences and residency.

Progress Pittsburgh Post Gazette R. D Indiana County

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