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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1934

Page

5

Death notices from Rayne township and Indiana hospital

William Weiss 78 a Rayne township merchant at Garbleton for 35 years died Tuesday evening at his home after a brief illness born March 24 1866 in Cambria County survived by widow two daughters granddaughter a sister two brothers funeral Friday at 1:36 p.m. Grove Chapel Cemetery burial at Grove Chapel. Charles Stimson 72 a Pennsylvania Railroad pensioner died Tuesday in Indiana Hospital born in Shelocta never married survived by a brother funeral Friday at his late home conducted by Dr B F Bieber.

William Welah Rayne Garbleton Mr. Watan Cambria County Wells Grove Chapel Lutheran Church Rayne Township Hzra Pierce George Frech George Lambing Jacob Burkett Weiss Phoebe Weiss William Fred Charles M. McMillen Louise McMillen Susan Ruffner Fred Weiss Marion Center Lewis Weiss Shelocta Charles Stimson Pennsylvania Railroad Indiana Hospital William and Rachel Graft) Stivison Indiana Pennsylvania Railroad Co Stivison B. F. Bieber Butler Zion Lutheran Church

Charles A Luster Funeral Services Held Today

Charles A Luster, longtime Indiana resident and mechanical engineer for Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co, died suddenly of a heart attack on Monday morning. Funeral services are this afternoon at his late residence, with interment at Greenwood cemetery. He leaves a widow, a daughter Marjorie, and sisters Evelyn Bell and Bernice Luster.

Charles A. Luster Greenwood Cemetery Indiana South Sixth Street Glenfield Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company Phalanx Presbyterian Church Town Robert L. Clark Marjorie Evelyn Bell Bernice Luster

Two Gypsies Rob Clover Carr After Abdominal Cure Demo

Clover Carr a 76-year-old farmer from North Mahoning township had his wallet containing $60 stolen during a stomach ailment cure demonstration near his home. Two gypsy women and a man offered the treatment and removed the wallet while Mr Carr stood in a field about 6:00 PM. Authorities chased a car described by Carr as the suspects fled five miles south of Punxsutawney.

Clover Carr North Mahoning Township Mr. Carr Mr. Carr Mvea Punxsutawney

Democrats Hear Guffey and Warle At Moore Hotel

In a Moore Hotel gathering, Hon. Joseph F. Guffey and Hon. George H. Warle addressed Democratic county committees and party citizens. Chairman Harry W. Fee introduced the speakers, who gave brief talks on the Democratic platform. A public reception followed.

Harry W. Fee Moore Hotel Joseph F. Guffey United States George H. Warle Hotel Moore

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County This Week

Thomas Androskey transfers 17 acres and a house in Glen Campbell to Indiana County Commissioners for 76.49 dollars. commissioners transfer 17 acres and a house to Annie Androskey for 1060 dollars. Various other deeds include coal and mineral lands in Banks and West Wheatfield townships, Green township lots, and 325 acres in Cherryhill township with prices ranging from 1.00 to 1060 dollars.

Thomas Androskey Indiana County Commissioners Glen Campbell Annie Androskey Elmer W. Allison Treas Banks Township Indiana County First National Investment Co Mary Catherine Croyle David James Green Township Leon Czaleski Nick Yanick McFeeley Brick Co West Wheatfield David Martin A. B. Ansley Anna H. Ansley Rayne Washington G. T. McCrea Michael A. Buchjovesky Brushvalley Township W. D. Clark S. L. Clark Cherryhill Township

Marriage Licenses Noted With Multiple Names Across Towns

Birth records show Harold R Hetrick and Mary Bohlen among applicants with partners listed in Blatraville Goldier Bennett and Cokeville Jacob Austin McDonald Smicksburg Delta May Mogiles Smicksburg Eugene Brocious Timblin Geraldine Beams Punxsutawney Nellie Detterre Blairsville Virgil King Ernest Orabell Jackson Greensburg Donald Campbell Dilltown Pearl Rager Wintondale Herman Wolfe Indiana Nellie Muckle Indiana R D Benjamin J Pascazi Butler Amelia A Chase Michael Kuzemchak Anna Derdio Marcus J Fannie Eloise Forsha Harry A Lydie Martha Holmes Blairsville Thelma Evelyn Forsha Blairsville Clymer Hellwood Brenizer Blairsville Blairsville Blairsville Blairsville Clymer

Harold R. Hetrick Blatraville Goldier Bennett Blacklick Thomas L. Corbett Zanesville O. Mary Ges Blairsville Virgil King Ernest Orabell Jackson Greensburg Donald Campbell Dilltown Pearl Rager Wintondale Herman Wolfe Pscsseeeee Indiana Nellie Muckle Indiana, R.D Benjamin J. Pascazi Butler Amelia A, Chase Michael Kuzemchak Anna Derdio Marcus J Fannie Eloise EH Forsha Harry A, Lydie Martha Holmes Tanama Bis Clark Oakes Thelma Evelyn Forsha Blairaville Butler Clymer - Hellwood - Brenizer Clymer

Harker Receives Martins Ferry Call for Martins Ferry

Rev J Stanley Harker pastor of Saltsburg Presbyterian church has received a call from the Presbyterian church of Martins Ferry Ohio. Homer City Fire Company won honors for the light apparatus in the Greensburg parade Thursday night. A note on parana x starch care for family washing: use hot water.

J. Stanley Harker Martins Ferry Orverel Tey Saltsburg Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church of Ohio Homer City Fire Company Greensbourg

Lightning Destroys Transformers At Possum Glory Substation

A Friday night lightning storm caused about 100000 damage at the Possum Glory substation of Associated Gas and Electric near Hedlwood. Six transformers, each valued 6000 to 15000, were destroyed though several were saved by oil drainage. Flames rose up to a hundred feet. Edgewood A transformer was struck with lower damage. Barnesboro and Indiana fire brigades aided.

Clover Carr Possum Glory Sab Possum Glory 1Gas An Electric Co Hedlwood Barnesboro Indiana Edgewood

State College Awards Degrees to Five Indiana County Residents

Kinsey principal of East Wheatfield township and Armagh Borough received a Master of Education at the Summer Commencement of Pennsylvania State College on Thursday. Margretta Lowtise Berner and Dick Theodore Shank, both of Indiana, earned Master of Education. Ralph D. Widdowson of Indiana and Howard O. Harrison of Warr were awarded Bachelor of Science degrees.

State College Indiana County Kinsey East Wheatfield Township Armagh Borough Pennsylvania State College Margretta Lowtise Berner Dick Theodore Shank Indiana Ralph D. Widdowson Howard 8. Harrison Wari

County Commissioners Reject Tax Compromise on Coal Lands

At a Board of County Commissioners session on Monday a compromise offer from two major coal owners for delinquent taxes on their pre 1930 properties was declined. The county, holding title from Treasurer's Sales, demands full delinquent tax payment or the lands will be put up for public sale to the highest bidder.

Board of County Commissioners

Beracha Church 110th Anniversary Celebrated

Beracha United Presbyterian Church in East Plumville marks its 110th anniversary with three Sunday services at 9 30 AM 2 00 PM and 7 30 PM Pastors and former members will attend The public is invited Also noted two rattlesnakes killed near Robinson on Poplar Bottom in adjacent railroad areas a 45 inch snake with 14 rattles and a 42 inch specimen found by Frank Shomo and colleagues.

Beracha United Presbyterian Church East Plumville J. B. McCall Robinson John Boyle Pennsylvania Railroad Company Poplar Bottom Frank Shomo

Blairsville Glass Plant Strikers Warned to Return or Closure

Blairsville Pa plant workers at Columbia Plate Glass face permanent closure unless they return to work of their own accord. Company official Benjamin Schottland announced from New York on Tuesday that the plant will shut if the strikers do not resume work.

Blairsville Blairsville, Pa Columbia Plate Glass Company Benjamin Schottland New York

Calhoun couple attends Pennsylvania Registers Convention

Register and Recorder W. R. Calhoun and his wife were in Wilkes Barre for the annual convention of the Registers Association of Pennsylvania. The gathering was in session Monday and Tuesday, and the Calhouns expect to return home today.

Calhoun W. KR Wilkes Barre The Registers Association of Pennsylvania

Attorneys Vacation Ends Saturday Sentence Court Monday Morning

The Indiana County Bar Association vacation ends Saturday and county courts resume Monday morning with sentence court. Judge J N Langham presides. Loysville Home Bank Gave Good Concert at Grove Chapel Church. The Loysville Orphans Home band performed well before a large audience Tuesday night. County Treasurer C Mclain issued 8 126 dog licenses at noon today. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Albert J Moreau at Indiana Hospital this morning.

Indiana County Bar Association J. N. Langham Loysville Home Bank Grove Chapel Loysville C. ©. McLain Albert J. Moreau Indiana Hospital

Social notes of many traveling kin and guests

Local column lists Miss Inez Hines visiting Detroit relatives and numerous residents visiting kin in cities from Philadelphia to Chicago. It records weekend visits, engagements with friends, and family gatherings across Pittsburgh, Johnstown, Quebec, Baltimore, and other towns, plus a newborn in Windber hospital and relatives of Mrs Blair.

Rayne township farmer killed by falling limb

Peter B. Kelly aged 74 a Rayne township farmer was killed Saturday afternoon when a heavy limb fell from a damaged tree on his farm near Talioma while he chopped branches. Farm hand Homer J. Custer 21 Vandergrift sawed the limb which weighed hundreds of pounds. it fell catching in branches and struck Kelly’s head fracturing the skull. Survived by son T. L. Kelly Argos Ind and sister Mrs David Wheeler Reynoldsville. Interment at Rayne Presbyterian church and church cemetery.

Peter Kelly Rayne Presbyterian Church Peter B. Kelly Rayne Township Talioma Homer J. Custer Vandergrift Nancy Little) Kelly Flo Bertha Helman T. L. Kelly Argos Ind David ‘Wheeler Reynoldsville

Lost Life From Fall From Excursion Train Near Smicksburg

A West Virginia man, John Wysong, 65, of Milton, was intoxicated when he fell from a speeding excursion train en route to Niagara Falls near Smicksburg. His body, with a broken neck and skull fracture, was found early Sunday. Coroner John Woods was notified. railroad officials said officers had to escort him to his seat multiple times before the fall.

West Virginia Smicksburg John Woods Baltimore & Ohio Railroad John Wysong Milton W. Va Niagara Falls Wysong

Liquor Referendum Voted On At Marion Center Election

Marion Center residents will decide at the General Election in November whether hotels restaurants and clubs may sell liquor for consumption on premises the borough council certifying the question for ballots. Also noted was a county re check of marriage license records and an outside auditor hired for 1932 records. Deposit Bank depositors to receive a dividend via Market Street National Bank checks drawn on Philadelphia bank. 40 day presentation window.

Marion Center Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Board of County ‘Commissioners Arthur J. ‘Perrence County Commissioners Hank Indiana County Deposit Bank Market Street National Bank Philadelphia

Legionaries and Auxiliary Members Leave Today for Erie

Members of several county posts of the American Legion and Auxiliary leave today to attend the state convention in session in Erie on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Children who dislike milk can often acquire a taste for it by drinking it through a straw. The text also notes a hostile view toward peace with China.

Erie

Indiana County Horse Show Amid Rain Draws Crowd

Fifty three horsemen displayed 137 head of horses and mules at the Fair Grounds in Indiana County. About 3,000 spectators attended despite afternoon rain as the Horse Association of Indiana County organized the event. Committee members Dr. John J. Connolly, David J. Fiscus, Jack Smith, Clair Long and James White earned public commendation for guiding the show through bad weather.

Indiana County Horse Association of John J. Connolly David J. Fiscus Jack Smith Clair Long James White

Misy Reed to Wed Arthur Browning on September 1

Dr and Mrs Charles Reed of North Seventh street announce the marriage of their daughter Misa Martha Reed to Arthur M Browning of New York City on Saturday evening September 1 at the Reed home. Rev Robert L Clark of the Presbyterian Church will perform the ceremony with Miss Reed's sister Mia R W Dodge as matron of honor and bridesmaids Elizabeth Mish Wilen Keeting. A Republican rally for twelve counties is planned in Ebensburg on Friday August 17 with a basket picnic at 12:30 and speeches by prominent state leaders.

Inez ‘Hines Detroit Mich D. W. Gates Philadelphia Pittsburgh Laura Ellis Church Street Johnstown Robert Skelton Anna Mae College Avenue Quebec Canada Misa Beatrice Fleming Grant Street Baltimore Atlantic City N. J Warren Kline Harold South Eleventh Street Derry Murray Alker Vandergrift John Alker School Strest Cyrus Work Rochester Milla Annie Given Charles H. Stiffler Commodore Sacramento Cal Virginia Johnston Virginia Davis South Seventh Street Mary Garrett Adell Iowa BH. @. Williams Wayne Avenue Wallace Cunningham C. C. Neal Town Northast Hile Mildred Swartz Nell Swartz Raymond Donaldson Canton G. RR. Churchill Water Street Edward A. Little Margaret Little iPiumville Indiana Roy Fee South Street Chicago Ill Merle Fleming East Oak Street Mary Goodnight Akron Paul Fleming Duncan Okla Shelocta Harry Power George Giles Malone N. Y Mildred Gaston Washington Street Irvin Gaston Rossiter Eleanor Lewis Great Valley J. D. Lewis William Frederick Georgeville A. Frederick W.H. ‘Ashbaugh Donald Dover, O Ben B. Marlin Meridan Calif R. T. Marlin Wilbur Widdowson W.J. Monreau Gertrude Hart Caleng H. P Katherine Byrnes Donald Childs Jay Levy Childs Conneaut O. C B. Jackson Robert. E. Lee West Palm Beach Florida John Rice Cherryhi Township George Jones Oakland Avenue Greensburg Ind Robert Lewis Windber Hospital John C. Gourley Windber Lewis Katherine Blair David ‘Blair Misy Ret Charles iPaul 'Reed North Seventh Street Misa 'Martha Prigellta Reed Arthur M. ‘Browning New York City Reed Home Robert L. Clark Presbyterian’ Church Miensburg Ebensburg Cambria Fayette Somerset Westmoreland Armstrong Jefferson Bedford Blair Clearfield Centre

Schools Join Clans In Many Happy Reunions

Blairsville residents plan a Community Day at Idlewild Park with a special train at 10:00 a.m. and return at 9:30 p.m. Free transport offered. business suspend for the holiday. Odd Fellows from Indiana County to Grove City for Indiana and Allegheny County Campment Day with a flag of pleasure and picnic lunch. Congressman Clyde Kelly to speak.

Odd Fellows Blairsville Lfe Idlewild Park Recreation Park Blatraville Idlewild Odd Fellows Home Grove City Indiana County Allegheny County Odd Fellows Hall Indiana Salishburg Grove Clyde Kelly Braddock

Pine Flats School Reunion Draws Many Former Students

Seventy five alumni ten teachers and friends attended the Pine Flats school fourth reunion. W T Price led the program with Frank McAvoy present from West Virginia. John Roberts of Butler spoke, Lizzie Elwood welcomed, D D Patterson replied, and J T Stewart spoke. Officers elected include President Price and Secretary Homer Stephens. A children’s sports program followed, with prizes awarded. An alumni gathering at Cayode Academy revived old days as attendees came from many states and towns. Plans to reunite next year were made. Continued on Page Wight.

Pine Flats W. T. Price Frank ‘McAvoy West Virginia John ‘Roberts Butler Lizzie Elwood D. D. ‘Patterson J. T. Stewart Indiana Markare Griffins Mary Johnstown John Getty Couser B. Glassford Ww.t. Price John Roberts Homer Stephens Judson Parry Mra. R. Elate Cayode Academy Old School Cayode Old Academy Renners California Nebraska Michigan Ohio

Indiana Teachers Made Progress in College Training Over Years

The record shows Indiana led in teacher preparation with 73.2 percent of districts employing trained staff in 1833 34 and rising college training rates from 36.5 percent in 1926 27 to 50 percent in 1928 29 then 63.6 percent in 1980 81 70 percent in 1951 32 and 70.4 percent in 1982 33. Local bids: M Bennett Sons Indiana were low bidders for 2.2 miles of East and West Pike Road at Harrisburg with a bid of 108 981. A Ritz Theatre showing of Grand Canary featured Jamey Stewart in a Tim comedy while an incident injured George Wetzel near Marion Center. Salicksburg Bank to pay 28 percent depositors on August 17 amounting to 453 29812. Seven sheep out of ten were killed by dogs in Cherryhill Township. Charcoal remains the main fuel in Puerto Rico.

Indiana New Brighton Rochester M. Bennett & Sons Hast West Pike Road Bennett & Sons Harrisburg

Also Mentioned on This Page

William Weiss C. A. Luster Samuel H. Brady Adrian Hospital Samuel Ellen Brady Burnside Progress and Pittsburgh Post- Gazette R. D Jupfey Earle North Mahoning Farm China Ching Wxcellent Pine Mats Wight Daniel Hlapnisk Jamey Stewart Alex M. Stewart Ritz Theatre George Wetzel Teuck J. D. McMillen Dixonville Road Salcksburg Bank Sanicksburg State Bank Porrest Coy Maple Grove Puerto Rico
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