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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1935

Page

2

Moorhead and Moorehead Ad Rates and Ohio County Terms

Badkters and Proprietors Bell 465 list subscription terms for out of Indiana County readers. Rates show one year six months and three months options with cash in advance. Publication date given as Wednesday August 14 1935.

Tricity Indiana County

Announcements of Republican candidates in Meponlican County

Announcement lists Republican ticket candidates for county and borough offices in Indiana and surrounding townships. Includes names for County Chairman Treasurer County Judge Sheriff Coroner Commissioner and Prosecutor along with several borough and township posts. The filing reflects primary election rules and party procedures for September elections.

Meponlican Act of Assembly HL Wallace Miomar T. Edgar Waleen Wrallace c Chapman Indiana Bb. Creps Koroweh W. Earl Lardan Stainey John M. Malcolm Witte Harry Kouner Turner Streams Lodiana Ralph ©. Brown Tiniteville Ten Pollock al DeGactivo WUNEY John Woolf Mavis Todiana Tanine Charles R. McCulough Cinhuitas White Township Haze Frank Levi Houck Cherryhill Bend Harris Homer City George Neshlt Wishington Joby Flenniken Burrell Mogensteel Young Township C. CG. McLain Councy Pleas Ticer Toho Thompson Blairsville Elmer W. Allison Borland Nobles Miller Blaine Short Hayne Township Clair Saiit Audlion Luther Swine Howard IR. Myers Wreistrong Township

Pacifiers and Bad Habits Speak on Child Jaw Health

Dr Paul A Rothfuss warns parents against pacifiers thumb sucking and similar habits as they can cause malocclusion and facial misdevelopment. Normal occlusion requires proper overlap of upper incisors and even grinding surfaces. Early habits may lead to permanent handicaps and altered facial structure.

Paul A. Rothfuss

Weddings of a Week

Two marriages reported: Shearer Cribbs couple from Saltsburg and Edri wed August 7 at Ind ang residence with Rev J V Mountain officiating. Groom son of Edwin R. Shearer. bride daughter of Daniel D Cribbs. attendants include siblings. active in Elders Ridge and Clarksburg Presbyterian church. Napolitano Polosky union performed by Justice Walter H Jackson in New York City Fulton Run ceremony witnessed by John Polosky.

Shearer-Cribbs Wallace &. Shearer Saltsburg Mis Susan Irene Cribbs Eadri J. V. Mountain Indang Edwin R. Shearer Daniel D. Cribbs Edri Shearer Elders Ridge Clarksburg Napolitano-Polosky Carlo Napolitano New York City Misa Anna Polosky Fulton Run Justice of the Peace Walter H. Jackson John Polosky

Woman Postmaster Appointed at Plumville

Grace F Brandt is named postmaster at Plumville after serving as acting postmaster since Samuel A Olsen was removed. The appointment formalizes her leadership of the Plumville post office.

Phmyille Grace F. Brandt Plumvyille Samuel A. Olsen

The Ritz Theatre Presents Stars In August Openings

The Ritz Theatre hosts Delores Del Rio in In Caliente and Pat O'Brien in a big musical spectacle followed by Vanity Party and Broadway Gondolier. Also showing are Becky Sharp staged as a drama and The Farmer Takes a Wife with Janet Gaynor, Grace Moore in Love Me Forever, and Werewolf of London with Henry Hull Warner Oland and Valerie Hobson across August 19 23.

Caliente Delores del Rio Pat O’brien Ritz Theatre Warner Bros Dick Powell Joan Blondell All Star Joan Blondel Adolph Menjon Louise Fazen Columbia Grace Moore Hoe Grace “Moore Leo Carrillo Michael Bartlett Robert Allen London Indiana Theatre Henry Hull Warner Oland Valerie Hobson

Farmers Co-operate in Soil Conservation Service initiative

More than 300 landowners in the Crooked Creek watershed seek full project information for approval. The Progress published the first 20 co operators and now lists 20 additional signers including Steele Lester D Marion Center R D 2 Wells Samuel E Marion Center R D 1 Kirkland Chester Clymer R D 1 Yeomans Nancy J Creekside RD 1 and others from Marion Center Indiana and surrounding areas.

Soil Conservation Service Crooked Creek Steele Lester D Marion Center R.D. Fetterman L. T Marion Clair Indiana Park Frank & Elizabeth R.D McHenry Clarence Indian R.D. Coleman Ross McMillen Charles M McMillan Ord T R.D. McMillen Samuel A Home R.D. McHenry Herperts Lydick B. Indiana Rdi Rinn D. F. Neowin Hopkins Cpt

Mrs D Ro Thompson Injured In Auto Crash Near Shelocta

Mrs D Ro Thompson of Clymer sustained severe bruises and shock after a collision on the Benjamin Franklin Highway near the CCC ramp west of Shelocta. The cars were driven by her son Paul Thompson 23 and Robert Blose 30 of Shel to M. R D 1. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to RD readers.

D, RB. Thompson Monnday D. Ro Thompson Clymer Paul Thompson Robert Blose Shelocta

Ritz Theatre Daily Programs Aug 14 24

The Ritz Theatre offers 2:00 and 7:00 daily showings and 1:30 to 11:30 Saturday. Schedule includes In Caliente with Dolores Del Rio and Pat O’Brien, Becky Sharp with Miriam Hopkins, The Daring Young Man, The Farmer Takes a Wife with Janet Gaynor and Henry Fonda, and double features Thrill Hunter and Dressed to Thrill. Featured stars include James Dunn Mae Clarke Buck Jones John Wayne and more.

Ritz Theatre Caliente Dolores del Rio Pat O'Brien Janet Gaynor Henry Fonda James Dunn Mae Clarke

97 CANDIDATES FILE FOR COUNTY OFFICES

97 candidates list for auditor and county surveyor offices with Republican and Democratic names from various townships. Also a public sale notice at Joe Bendis farm near Iselin on Aug 28 1926 at noon, listing livestock and farm implements. Gasoline stove explosion destroyed the Wasko Sagle home near Dixonville with $2500 loss.

Joe Bendis Iselin Henry Schoolhouse McCombs R. W. George Wasko Sagle Dixonville

Pine Flats School Reunions Amid Weather Slides

The Pine Flats annual school reunion drew 200 participants including many former teachers and students. At the Odd Fellows hall an afternoon and evening program featured speeches by G. T. Learn and J. T. Cathcart, a veteran dinner, and a literary society showcase. The 1936 reunion will be at the same site, with Watt T. Price elected president and Tressa Parry named treasurer.

Pine Flats Reunera Odd Fellows Hall G. T. Learn Near Commodore Renners J. T. Cathcart Pittsburgh Pine Flata Watt T. Price Johnstown G. T. Lean Commodore Homer Stephens Pine Plaza Tressa’ Parry Howdeshell Brothers Indiana Pine Plats School Betty Morris Daddy Betty Ralph Morris Culver Juvenile Band Treese Montgomery Township Singing of America G. A. Rickard Cherry Tree Delbert Baker O. C. Napp Dixonville H. 8 Chicago Bouchers Boucher Arbutus Park Harry Boucher Ford Boucher Frederick Haer Marion Center Thomas Hindman Ferndale Rachel Longwill Agnes Boucher Hood Cresswell School Brushvalley Township Maple Grove Harry S. Adams William H. Sleppy Gladys Adams Cora Sleppy Blystone John Anna Blystone Whitesburg Presley Blystone Waltermire D. B. Waltermire Pann Run Shank Indiana Fair Grounds McAnulty Green Township Davis Indiana Fair Atwood

Community picnic and band concert schedule with notable speakers

A noon basket picnic leads into a concert by the Ford City Community band with remarks by Senator Peter Graff, County Superintendent J A Mechling, Assistant Hazlett, Rev J E B Giffen, and others from Plumville and Pittsburgh. Afternoon games and events follow.

Ford City Peter Graff J. A. Mechling Hazlett J. EB. Giffen Plumyiile John Sleppy Pittsburgh Sprankle Elkin Grove Trade City Clair Sprankle Dale Sprankle Claye Elkin Kemp Sprankle Graham-Lowman Graham- Lowman Campbell’s Mills Park Blairsville

Classified Notice About Notices Rate Policy

A historical column explains that Wanted Lost For Sale and For Rent notices are charged per word with one cent per word for 25 words or more and 25 cents for shorter notices. It notes each initial or number counts as a word and asks for payment with the copy.

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