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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1933

Page

5

Well Known People Called by Death and Funeral Notices

Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Blair Strong of Armstrong township and Mrs. Elsie Viola Clawson Strong of Indiana. William Martin Lyons of Cherryhill township dies of heart trouble with a large family surviving. Laura A. Lightcap of Marion Center dies after illness. Henry Martin Cook, former Evangelical minister, dies suddenly in Jennerstown. Ralph Bash, 9, dies after two weeks’ illness in Beyer. An ankle fracture incident on Wm. Penn Highway involves Harold Robinson of Philadelphia.

Ley Henry Martin Cook Blairsville Brushvalley Marchand Jenneratown Penn Harold Robinson Philadelphia Memorial Hospital Johnstown William Penn Robinson Garfield Wire Play Co This County

Contested Blues and Grays Grange Close August 28

The three month contest between The Blues and The Grays of Armstrong Grange ends with a Parkwood Schoolhouse meeting on Wednesday August 28. The Grays host and Parkerwood program lists songs, solos, readings, and essays. The winner will be announced by Thomas Campbell with points tallied by Blues and Grays delegates. The victors become honor guests at a future Grange picnic. The losers serve as dinner servers.

Grays Blues Armstrong Grange Parkwood Thomas Campbell Grange Mia Clarence Brown Nellie Campbell Mary Anderson Margaret Couch D. D. Walker J. R. Campbell W. L. Brown Clair Weins Ethel Mull Margeret Dible America H. D. Ray Walker Wiggins A A. H. Wiggins Bert Blakeley Boyd Hamilton E. Fouts

Marriage Licenses List From Several Towns

A compiled list shows multiple marriage licenses issued to individuals from towns including Yatesboro Marion Center Millerstown Johnstown Eastmont Indiana Munhall Homer City Ford City Kittanning Cleveland and Ford City. Names include Thomas L Plazerine Anna Kowchak Ernest Thomas B Little Idamar Mumau Olive Sweger Charles Allshouse Anna Baltzersen Benjamin Yingling Martha Fennell Frank Virostek Mary Lusnak Albert Younis Rose Anditormi Victor Kiukan Alice Cooper Mike Mihaloy Mary Sipula Minnie Yoder William Pore and Mary McCollim.

Thomas L. Plazerine Yatesboro Anna Kowchak Ernest Thomas B. Little Idamar Edna L. Mumau Marion Center Ackard, Jr Millerstown Olive S. Sweger Charles L. Allshouse Johnstown Anna C. Baltzersen Eastmont Benjamin O. Yingling Indiana Martha B. Fennell Frank Virostek- Munhall Mary Lusnak Alverda Albert

Real Estate Transfers in Blacklick Cherryhill and Indiana

Multiple transfers listed including Samuel Waddle to H N Snyder for 14 acres in Blacklick and John Ferguson to J E Fulmer for 141 acres in Blacklick with prices from 1 to 2000 dollars. Other transfers cover Cherryhill Blairsville Mahoning Indiana and 8S tracts with various buyers and nominal sums. Names include H N Snyder Mike Hwordeski Jr Edward Weeks Clair V McMillen George T Jones and Mildred Jean Walker.

Samuel Waddle H. N. Snyder Blacklick Mike Hwordeski, Jr Mike Hwordeski Cherryhill John Ferguson J. E. Fulmer Loranda ‘Stanley Kathryn Laughlin Blairaville Edward Weeks Harvey A. Heath Indiana John 8. Fisher Clair V. McMillen Mahoning George T. Jones Harry Burnett ‘Walker Armstrong County Mildred Jean Walker

Freeman Returns From England and Palestine Visit

M Freeman, a Philadelphia street tailor, came home Sunday after a two month European tour. He visited his parents graves in Manchester England and then traveled to Palestine to see Joseph Abrams brother of his wife and World War veteran. Freeman notes Palestine has abundant money and that local banks are reluctant to take time deposits even at low rates.

M. Freeman England Palestine Philadelphia Manchester Eng Mr. Freeman Joseph Abrams

Harrisburg Speaker to Explain State Relief Work

R H Stroud, field representative of the State Emergency Relief Board at Harrisburg, will explain the board policies at a meeting of citizens in the Indiana High School auditorium on Thursday evening at 8. Miss Martha Bella Gaul spent the weekend in Jefferson county as a guest of friends.

Harrisburg R.H. Stroud State Emergency Relief Board Indiana High School D.st Martha Bella Gaul Jefferson County

Edwards on Ma Honing farm ends life with gun

Horace J. Edwards aged 49 reportedly killed himself with a shotgun on his farm near Marton Center four months after his wife’s death. He leaves a son Clarence Edwards a daughter Miss Oneda Edwards and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be at Marion Center Presbyterian Church with burial in Marion Center cemetery. Elementary reservoir at Indiana High School to supply showers washrooms and boilers before September opening. Coral and Homer City men robbed in Pittsburgh of 190 by two gunmen in a car with Illinois plates on Oakland Avenue near Sennett Street. They were forced from their car and told to stay out of sight as the bandits escaped.

Elsie Viola (Clawson) Strong Blair Strong Armstrong Township Indiana R.D Frank Clawson Strong Evangelical Church of Indiana Cildren Howard Fred Betty Clifford Walter Wayne Mrn Laura A. Lightcap Bert Lightcap Marion Center Indiana Hospital John Koozer Kellysburg Lightcap Arthur Grace Helen Ruth Charlotte Bert Leechburg Irwin Norman Steffy Mys Marion Center Presbyterian Church C. A. Waltman Horace J. Edwards Marton Center Edwards James ‘Edwards Idamar Clarence Edwards Oneda Edwards Marlin McAfoose Fleming Summit John L. Simpson George L. Botsford Marlow Sadie Kirkman Tanoma Home T. J Everwine Pittsburgh Murray Edwards Harvey Carl Edwards Marion ‘Center ‘Presbyterian Church Waltman Marion Center Cemetery Indiana High School Coral Homer City Mike Rich George Vanick Oakland Avenue Rich Vanick Sennett Street Oakland

Little Retires as Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Aug 31

M S Little of South Seventh Street will retire as deputy revenue collector in this district on August 31 after several years of service. His successor has not been named. Little has entered the field as candidate for tax collector of Indiana borough, the sixth candidate for that office. The others are R C Strahf seeking re election William H Helwig Delmont Fisher Maurice W Trainer and George McClaren.

M. S. Little Internal Revenue

Newlyweds Sleppy Return From 1600 Mile Honeymoon

Mr and Mrs W H Sleppy of Penn Run return from a motor honeymoon of 1600 miles visiting Penfield Illinois State University Urbana Worlds Fair Chicago Niagara Falls and Cook's Forest. Friday night 76 friends serenaded the couple at the bride residence before a bugsy ride to Penn Run and Delhi Inn.

Cherryhill W. H. Sleppy Penn Run Penfield Ilinois State University Urbana Chicago Niagara Falls Cook's Forest Pann Run Delhi Inn

Condition of Mrs. John G. St. Clair Improves

The condition of Mrs. John G. St. Clair of School Street who is a patient at St. Luke's Hospital Cleveland after a serious illness is gratifying to her family and many friends. Hospital reports indicate she will make a complete recovery.

John G. St. Clair School Street St. Lukes Hospital Cleveland

Bethlehem Hellwood mine workers return to idle strike end

About 860 men at the Bethlehem Steel Co. Hellwood mines return to work Monday under the same conditions as the strike. The group included roughly 360 miners who resumed duties with apparent eagerness. Mr and Mrs C H Butler of Oakland avenue spent the weekend at their Beaver county cottage.

Hellwood Bethlehem Mines Bethlehem Steel Co C. H. Butler Oakland Avenue Beaver County

Grove Chapel Homecoming Next Sunday at Grove Chapel

Grove Chapel Luther an church holds a homecoming with morning services at 9:45 Sunday school and 11 o'clock sermon. A noon fellowship luncheon follows, then 2:30 afternoon addresses by former pastors and friends. Public invited to bring baskets and join the day.

Grove Chapel

Workers Federation Officers Held For Court On Friday

At a hearing before Justice of the Peace Walter H Jackson on Friday evening Jack Blaney of Blacklick Wm Dias colored of Blairsville and H M Mauk of Chevy Chase were held for court on a charge of inciting to riot and rioting Bail fixed at 2000 for each was posted Saturday afternoon and the men were released from jail The charge stems from disorder at the Indiana County Emergency Relief Board headquarters on West Philadelphia street following a parade of unemployed men Blaney is president Dias treasurer and Mauk a leader of the Workers Federation of Indiana County

Jack Maney Wo. Ding H. M. Mauk Justice of the Peace Walter H. Jackson Jack Blaney Blacklick Wm. Dias Blairsville Chevy Chase Indiana County Emergency Relief Board West Philadelphia Street Blaney Dias Mauk Workers Federation of Indiana County

County Congress of Women's Clubs Event at Woodlawn Park

The County Congress of Women's Clubs will hold an unusual event at Woodlawn Park midway between Home and Marion Center on Thursday September 7. All club members will assemble with lunch boxes at 10 30 A M. Each club will present a stunt for others. The program includes a picnic dinner and reports from delegates to the recent International Congress in Chicago. Marion Center club hosts the day. Further information from Mrs Horace J Thompson Marion Center or Mrs H I Johnston Indiana.

County Congress ‘of Women's Clubs Woodlawn Park County Congress of Women’s Clubs Marion Center County Congress International Congress of Women's Clubs Chicago Horace J. Thompson H. I. Johnston Indiana

Kritzer Lad Observes Birthday Celebration

Joseph R. Kritzer celebrated his seventh birth anniversary on Monday August 14 at his parents home 1152 Philadelphia street. Friends visited during the afternoon and played games and amusements. Refreshments were served. Attending were Dorothy Kritzer Jane Mahoney Dorcas Moorhead Iva Mae Jeffries Jane Kritzer Howard Salsgiver Indiana and Mrs Henry Rossomme and daughter Doris Charleroi. Joseph received gifts to remember the event.

Kritzer Joseph R. Kritzer Joseph A. Kritzer Philadelphia Dorothy ‘Kritzer Jane Mahoney Dorcas Moorhead Iva Mae Jeffries Jane Kritzer Howard Salsgiver Indiana Henry ‘Rossommee Doris Charleroi Joseph

Rev Copeland Preaches in Richmond and Atwood Next Sunday

Rev W E M Copeland of Turtle Creek will preach at 11:00 A M in the Richmond United Presbyterian church and at 3:00 P M in the Atwood United Presbyterian church on Sunday August 20. Copeland is a former county resident, then Cuyahoga Falls and now pastor at Turtle Creek. The report also notes a truck fire near Mundy Corner that destroyed a Vineland N D cargo of drugs and magazines for Liggett Drug Co. valued at 3000 with truck worth 1500.

Copeland Richmond Atwood W. E. M. Copeland Turtle Creek Richmond United Presbyterian Church Atwood United Presbyterian Church County Cuyahoga Falls Vineland N. d Liggett Drug Co Pittsburgh Mundy

Saltsburg Potato Club Meets With Lions Sponsors

About thirty boys enrolled in the Ballyburg 4-H Potato Club will attend a corn and weiner picnic supper at the Scout cabin near Saltsburg this evening with sponsors the Saltsburg Lions Club. County Agent Warner of Indiana and Treager of Westmoreland County will attend.

Saltsburg Potato Club Ballyburg 4-H Saltsburg Lions Club Scout Cabin Salteburg Warner Indiana Treager Westmoreland County

Foster Couple Arrive Home From European Cruise

Dr and Mrs C B Foster of the State Teachers College return tonight from a Norwegian cruise lasting several weeks with planned stops in Europe. They are expected to land in Indiana this evening.

C. B. Foster Indiana C. BR. Foster State Teachers College

Weddings of a Week Highlight Ruth Lichtenfels Lynn

Ruth Wichlichtenfels daughter of Mr and Mrs W Rosa Lichtenfels West Wheatfield township married K Dean Lynn son of Justice of the Peace T Lynn near Clyde in Pittsburgh at ten o'clock Saturday Rev George R Ruff Lutheran Church Robinson officiated. The bride wore primrose pale rose gown with semi puffed sleeves and was attended by her sister Pearl Lichtenfels. The couple will reside at the Lynn farm near Clyde after a wedding journey visiting Cleveland Chicago St Louis Mammoth Cave Natural Bridge Shenandoah Caverns Virginia Washington Atlantic City Philadelphia and more. They plan a home on the William Penn highway near Clyde after September 1.

Justice of the Peace T. S. Lynn Clyde Indiana Ray ‘Hosack Town Lillie Gibson Blairsville Maude Boden Hart Saltsburg Mothers Assistance Fund Board Robert Milton Wachol Virginia Wachol Mary Katherine Griffith Griffith Lake Nuangolo Jean Beery Farmers Bank and Trust Co Althea Beery Slinpery Rock Chicago J. W. Gibson School Street Marion Botsford Marion Center JL. W Hellwood William Muffley H. J. McCrossin Boston England France Germany McCrossin Dorothy Neller Henry Neller New England Eelectrolux, Inc Europe Indiana County Jaar Mra Edwin Long and Son Alma Rugh White Township Hugh Wiley Merle Fleming Elwin F. Chew John Calhoun Flist United Presbyterian Church Lyn Lichtenfels Ruth Wichltenfels W. Rosa Lichtenfels West Wheatfield Township K. Dean Lynnn Lynn Pittsburgh George R. Ruff Lutheran Chutrch Robinson Pearl Lichtenfels Bolivar High School Thiel College Greenville Phi Omega Sigma West Wheaffield Mgr Lyon Armagh State Highway Department Ozark Mountains Missouri Cleveland St. Louis Mammoth Cave Kentucky Natural Bridge Shenandoah Caverns Virginia Washington, D.C Atlantic City Philadelphia Lynn Farm William Penn Highway

County 4 H Picnic and Field Day Planned for Aug 18

About 350 4 H members and families from 96 clubs will gather at Indiana fairgrounds on Friday August 18 for a county wide 4 H picnic and field day. Activities run from 10 to 12 with games, stunts by each club, a mush ball game, and a noon dinner. Potatoes club sponsors from several towns invite participation. County Agent Warner says the program is planned by the clubs and notes the first county wide picnic in the county. A second announcement will detail the 4 H auto tour to State College slated for September 2.

Indiana County Indiana Fair Grounds Savan Oak Tree Potato Club Kiwanis Rotary Lions Clubs Punxsutawney Indiana Saltsburg Homer City Blairsville Warner State College

Guernsey Field Day and Picnic Planned Near Indiana farm

The Indiana Guernsey Cattle Club directors met Thursday evening to finalize plans for the field day and picnic at John R. Campbell farm one mile east of Indiana on Saturday August 19. A. A. Thompson Uniontown E. B. Fitts State College and Emil Olsen state Guernsey field man will attend. Demonstrations talks and a series of games are scheduled.

Indiana Guernsey Cattle Club Plana John R. Campbell Indiana A. A. Thompson Uniontown E. B. Fitts State College Emil Olsen State Guernsey

Flower Club Show At Marion Center And Oak Tree 4 H

The Marion Center and Oak Tree 4 H Flower clubs will jointly stage a show at Griffiths hall on Monday evening August 21 in connection with the Marion Center Grange meeting. Flowers must be in place by 6 30 for judging and awards during the 8 PM Grange meeting. On Wednesday August 28 the Savanna 4 H Flower Club will hold a show at the Savanna Grange hall with potato club members entertaining sponsors from Punxsutawney Rotary Club at a corn and winter roast.

Marion Center Oak Tree 4-H Griffith’s Hall Grange Savan 44H Savan Grange Algo Punxsutawney Rotary Club

Three Couples Married in Office of Register and Recorder

Register and Recorder W Ralph Cummings united three couples in marriage at his office in the Court House on Tuesday afternoon. The couples were William Messenthel ar Pore and Mrs Gertrude McCollins of Ford City, Victor John Klukan of Ford City and Miss Alice Maek Cooper of Kittanning, Albert Younis and Miss Ros Marie Anditormi, both of Homer City.

Register and Recorder Register W. Ralph Cummings Court House William Messenthel Ar Pore Gertrude ‘McCollins Ford City Victor John Klukan Alice Maek Cooper Kittanning Albert Younis Ros Marie Anditormi Homer City

Rotary Club Hosts Father and Son Meeting

Seventy Rotary members attended the regular weekly meeting Monday evening with guests. Harry Gaveny of Altoona, extension engineer of State College, gave the address. Lee H. Beehler, governor of the 88rd district, International Rotary, plans a visit to the local club on September 4.

Rotary Club Harry Gaveny Altoona State College Lee ‘H. Beehler International Rotary

Indiana county dog feeding reaches at least seven thousand

County treasurers report that at least 7,488 dogs are being fed in the county this year despite current conditions. C. Meain issued 7,426 dog Hoensea at noon today as part of the count. Indiana Breweries, Inc. receives state permit to operate its plant from the State Alcoholic Permit Board.

Indiana County C. Meain Indiana Breweries, Inc Tha State Alcoholic Permit Board Indlang Breweries, Inc Inere

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WM. M. Lyons Ding IN Charry Halt Mahoning Mrs. Blair Strong Armstrong H. M. Cook Jennerstown William Martin Lyons Cherryhill Township James and Mary (Martin) Lyons Cherry Tree Lyons Brethren Church of Zoe E. Lyons Indiana County Sabbath School Association W.D. Gibson Barrackville Grant Weaver Manor Cemetery Mrs Ralph Rash Ralph Bash Thomas Bash Beyer Adrian Hospital Bast Mahoning Farm Workers Federation Copficers Conemaugh New Castle Oliver EB. Hepler Olive Eleanor Harry Linsdale Clawson Clymer Leechburg High School Indiana State Teachers College University of Pittsburgh Clawson Pennsylvania State College Huotarl Schertzinger Mise Ann Schertzinger Joseph Schertzinger Routh Firth Street Andrew Huotarl Monesson O. B. Emerson M. B. Church of Paul Murphey Dormont Huotart Placerine Ol City Commission On Cancer of the State of Pennsylvania Mia Rose Mary Duncan 4. L. Chambers Washington Street Furst Guernsey
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