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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1931

Page

2

Pennsylvania Dog Law Protects Livestock and Poultry Reduces Losses

A New York and Pennsylvania comparison shows Pennsylvania’s strict dog law and state enforcement cut livestock losses. The NY report records 21,284 sheep killed in 1930 versus 5,010 in Pennsylvania, with broader drops in cattle, swine, horses, poultry, hares and rabbits, and goats.

New York Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Supervision New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets Penna Killen

Soaking the Public and Taxing Truths

Ex president Coolidge argues in daily writings that Congress fiscal choices force the people to pay through higher prices rents and taxes. He stresses that deficits burden the laboring class and that taxes on the wealthy still hit consumers and small businesses alike. A separate note assigns dog control to local police rather than state agents. Paroled thief Todd Rager faces new theft charges after a jack’s disappearance. A small hotel fire caused by a gas stove at the National Hotel on East Philadelphia Street was contained by the occupant.

Coolidge Congress Todd Rager Josephine J. N. Langham Justice of the Peace Walter H. Jackson Bert Baughman Dubois B., R. & P. Railway Co Lucerne Rager T. W. Minser National Hotel Philadelphia

Theatres Showings Highlight Mary Pickford and Corners

The Ritz Theatre runs Mary Pickford in Kiki with Reginald Denny, plus Norma Shearer headlining Strangers May Kiss with Robert Montgomery and Neil Hamilton. Also at Ritz, A Tailor Made Man stars William Haines, Behind Office Doors features Mary Astor, and The Painted Desert with Pretty Helen Twelvetrees headlines.

Hollywood Mary Pickford Kiki United Artists Sam Taylor Reginald Denny Ritz Theatre Norma Shearer Robert Montgomery Neil Hamilton Nonors Marjorie Rambeau Irene Rich Conchita Montenegro Miss Shearer William Haines Haines Dorothy Jordan Hedda Hopper Hale Hamilton Walter Walker William Austen Mary Astor Robert. Ames

Basil Jocelyn's Rise and Paris Love Meeting

The profile portrays Basil Jocelyn, famed American adventurer and war hero, famed for avoiding monotony, later meeting Rose Weldon in Paris. It traces his youth from a soldier of fortune to international fame, then his longing for companionship and marriage begun in Paris with Rose, who reveals her Hollywood notoriety.

Pash Basil Jocelyn Borneo Wate Remowa Jocelyn Richard Harding Davis Basil America French Legion China Australia Broadway Baall Paris Marie Tiny the Herald Nina Rose Weldon Bass Rose Veldon Hollywood Clauderella

Weddings of a Week in Smicksburg and Nearby Towns

Rairie and Nolf wed in Smicksburg on April 18 with Rev J B Troutman officiating. Diehl and Morrone tie the knot on April 23 at the Court House with W Ralph Cummings presiding. Hill and Harkleroad married last week at LaW by Rev Charles Williams.

Rairie-Nolf Robert Rairie Smicksburg Pred Irene Nolf West Mahoning Township J. B. Troutman Homan Delroy Rairie Kenny Nolf

Smicksburg Church Dedication Draws Crowd in Bad Weather

In Smicksburg a large crowd attended the Salem Lutheran church dedication despite rain. Dr H A Bagger from Pittsburgh Synod led the service with Rev J B Troutman in charge. Donations and volunteer labor cut building costs. meals and quilting aided the fund. Inoculations for National Guard Company F proceed with Typhoid Paratyphoid vaccines and later smallpox shots. Nor bert Gray, Altoona, is freed of manslaughter charges tied to a truck crash near Commodore.

Smnicksburg Smicksburg Salem Lutheran Church H. A. Bagger Pittsburgh J. G.‘Lang‘ham Manorville Grace Lutheran Church Guard Company F National Guard Howard B. Buterbaugh Squire C. C. McLain Norbert Gray Altoona Alfred Hugg F. L. Daniel Commodore Gray

Card of Thanks and Public Sale Notices

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for floral offerings and sympathy after the death of Mrs. Lida Detar. Public sale announced for Saturday May 2 at 1:00 PM at the late residence of Mrs. Emma McManus Cook Hart featuring household goods and kitchen items to be sold by O W and M Q Baker. A taxpayer meeting in Green township is set for Thursday April 30 at 7:30 PM to organize. both men and women urged to attend.

Lida Detar Emma McManus Cook- Hart O. W M. Q. Baker J. B. Reed Green Township W. C. Chapman Fisher W. BR. Fiedler Jno F. Pounds WU. Khimel HW. &L Brown J. A. Simpson Pennsyvanka Art of Assembly Indiana Dairy Corporation PLE & Tomb Indiana

Notices of Administration and Various Public Bids

Notices announce letters of administration for Sarah C. Brickell and william Reed estates, urging claims and payments. Also a bid invitation for varnish and paint from Indiana Borough Board, plus bids for school supplies at Commodore and Green Township terms with bid deadlines and right to reject bids.

Jack & Jack Sarah C. Brickell Banks Township C Lemon Neal Rossiter RDA Peeler Ride Board of Education Indiana Pennsylvania North Wirth Street Daugherty Marion W, Bat WADS School Board of Green Toe Commodore AML G. Rich Smepitens

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