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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1934
Page
7
In a park Milly and Tom reunite after a night of lingering tensions. Milly admits past deceit with a Romanian lover aimed to provoke Tom, and Tom pledges change while proposing marriage again. A watching narrator, Van, reflects on the scene as a policeman winds down the night.
Mrs Anna A Hughes aged 70 died July 13 at Arekasville C. She was mother of Dr Lee H Hughes of Commodore and first daughter of Peter and Susan Hetrick. Born in Punxsutawney she was oldest of 18 and married Dr L H Hughes in 1876. They lived in Dennison from 1882. Surviving: Dr Lee B Hughes Commodore Robert D Hughes Brookville and Margaret Hughes at home. Obituary of Naoma McCoy aged 78 widow of D C McCoy Atwood resident for 40 years died July 20 at daughter Pearle Wood near Shelocta. She leaves six daughters O H Doutt Hider ton F N Dunmire Atwood F P McLanahan Leechburg Ray Gosser Brackenridge J D Goodbread New Kensington and Pearly Wood Shelocta. A brother M T Smith of Indiana and seventeen grandchildren. Burial in Atwood cemetery.
William Everhart of South Fork died suddenly of a heart attack while returning home during a storm. He was born April 28, 1867 in Indiana County and survived by his wife and children Audley, Grace Costlow, John, George, plus sisters Mary Bracken and Margaret Everhart. Funeral services were held in Blairsville. Additional death notices include George W. Davis Bill of Cokeville, Elsie Vassart of Blairsville, Stephen Mazick of Torrance, John A. Mc Cauley of Saltsburg, with details of families and local church interments.
A midsummer dining guide suggests simple planned meals to beat hot weather. Prepare chilled appetizers and desserts with easy main dishes like Corn on the Cob Cucumber Boat Salad Refrigerator Dessert and Veal Rolls with a white sauce. Light porch luncheons, ice tea, and a rested host enhance conversation and comfort.
George I B Reese aged 68 died at his Saga more home after weeks of illness. Funeral services were held at his late residence followed by interment in Punxsutawney. He leaves a widow and two sisters Stella Hoover and Clara Snyder of Bellefonte. Charles J Brown aged 72 died at his home on College avenue Indiana after complications. He was born in Pittsburgh March 27 1862 and worked 50 years as a classworker in Pittsburgh before moving to Indiana joining Diamond Glassware Company. Surviving: two sons Charles J Brown Jr Washington Pa and George M Brown Pittsburgh and wives Anna P Meyers and Rose Coulter. Surviving grandchildren seven in all.
Miss M Vashti Burr announced the Cambria County Republican Women will hold an annual Council Day picnic rally for twelve counties August 17 at the Ebensburg Fair Grounds. A 12:30 luncheon precedes a 2:00 program with listed GOP leaders and candidates invited. attendees include district and state officials and party leaders from multiple counties. Also noted a Sunday sermon by Rev A T Rowe at Dry Knob Schoolhouse near Smicksburg at 3:00 p.m. Eastern.
Dr M Stanley Kemp of Helji Gaysburg returns to his first pastoral charge at Smicksburg and Trade City. He will preach morning at Trade City 10 20 and evening at Smicksburg 8 00 on Sunday August 5.
Regional notices list summer gatherings and family reunions across several counties. The 16th McFeaters- Cresswell- Artemus reunion meets August 15 near Brush Valley. other reunions occur August 4 9 11 16 18 at various parks, schools, and lodges with programs and potluck style meals. A Florida guest joins a Marion Center homecoming.
Five county youths among 124 GCC workers left Johnstown for a two week conditioning camp in Maryland before active CCC duty. Names include James Good, Elmer Williams, Robert Buss, Amos Horrell, Cyrill Baran, and many others with addresses in Indiana, Homer City, Blacklick, Josephine, and surrounding areas. Milk cited as national farm income leader with a remark about an empress edict against milk.
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