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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1931

Page

5

Brushvalley Choir to Compete at State Exposition

Brushvalley Community Choir of 40 voices to compete in the State wide rural choir contest at State College on Tuesday evening August 25 as part of the Potato Exposition. The event, with prizes totaling 350 dollars from the Potato Growers Association of Pennsylvania, draws at least fifty Indiana County growers. Local leaders include director Miss Net He McCrae and pianist Mrs. D C Davis, with manager Mrs H C Cunningham and car committee P S Allen and James Stewart.

Brushvalley Community State College Brushvalley Choir Misa Net He McCrae Department of Music State Teachers College At Indiana D. C. Davis H. C.cunningham P. S. Allen James Stewart Swannee River Potato Growers Association of Pennsylvania Indiana County Friedens Grange Somerset County Brushyalley Choir Blanche Evans Bessie George Flora George Oneida Sheesley J. O. Mack Martha McCrae Mary Stake Lola Stake Helen McMullen Rowland Allen R. A. Walker A. Buchanan Elizabeth Altemus Leona Douglass Ruth Evans Alice Stewart M. C. Stewart Ethel Brinks Helen Berkepile Ww. Ll Mauk Vera Altemus Mary Carlyle Aretha Briggs Geraldine Smith Clarence Smith Helen Creek Mary Cramer F. A. McCrae J. P. Artemus Collins Cramer M. K. Bennett C. B. McMullen R. M. Davis Perry Cramer Raymond Walker A Greesley Davis Stewart Harvey Roland

Health Camp Closes After Six Weeks of Caring for 31 Children

The Children's Health Camp on the A G McCoy farm near Indiana ends Thursday afternoon after six weeks of work by the Indiana County Tuberculosis Society. Thirty-one children were cared for and gained a total of over 200 pounds. The campers enjoyed a theater visit at Homer City and a good picture. Funds from penny Christmas Seals support the camp, with Harold C Williams directing the seal sales in the county.

A. G. McCoy Indiana Indiana County Tuberculosia Society Homer City Theatre Indiana County Tuberculosis Society Harold C. Williams Maplestreet

20000 Miles Rural Roads Program Begins in 66 Counties

The administration starts a 20000 mile rural road project with ground breaking at Pine Run Village by Secretary Samuel Lewis. The Lycoming county link begins with a two mile stretch from Beringer to Cherry Tree on route 32006 among initial authorized projects.

Samuel Lewis Pine Run Village Lycoming Beringer Cherry Tree

Real Estate Transfers From Various Banks and Individuals

Real estate transfers list multiple parcels. Federal Land Bank of Baltimore sells to Ralph B Stadtmiller a Rayne tract for 1200 dollars. First National Bank of Indiana sells a Indiana lot to John A Stavroplas for 325000. Various transfers include tracts and lots in Banks Burrell Canoe Cherryhill Indiana South Mahoning and other localities with prices from 1 to 325000 dollars.

Federal Land Bk. of Baltimore Ralph B. Stadtmiller Rayne Nat'l Bank of Indiana John A. Stavroplas Indiana Luther Bair Thomas G. Ritzie Banks William Linton Walter A. Wardliot Burrell R. T. Koozer J. Irvin Kooser G. R. Timblin Harry M. White Alfred K. Gerhard Frank Klimchak Henry T. Clayton Clymer Nat'l Bank Clymer C. A. Johnston L. C. Johnston Cherryhill Clarence Bair Sim H. Thomas South Mahoning Irvin S. Wells Aldin B. McKee Annie Muir George Jones Magrat Domenica Nettie A. Burroughs Farmers Bank & Trust Co B. A. Seiotto

CLYMER HOSTS TO FIREMEN CONVENTION

Clymer hosts two day gathering of Cambria and Vicinity Volunteer Firemen Association with sessions at State Theatre. President Hetrick presides, Father Kovalsky offers invocation, welcome by Burgess Householder, Memorial address by Rev. Ringer, toastmaster W N Templeton at banquet, 9 00 dance to close. Also notes local residents Wilmer Stewart returning to Glendale California and Indiana Hospital patient Fred Byers Jr after auto incident. Bounties paid on predatory animals in July. injuries from ladder fall. quote about pretty girl ends section.

Cambria and Vicinity Association Clymer Cambria and Vicinity Volunteer Firemen’s Association State Theatre H. H. Hetrick John Kovalsky St. Anthon's Catholic Church Burgess O. W. Househholder Herrick A. J. Barher Byers Fred Byers West Water Street Indiana Hospital West Philadelphia Street

Former Homer City Boy Named PA Railroad VP in New England

George D. Ogden, once a Homer City youth and later assistant VP of traffic for Pennsylvania Railroad in New York, is appointed vice president for New England. He will base headquarters in Boston, marking the first time a company executive resides there to lead the region’s expansion and development.

George D. Ogden Homer City Pennsylvania Railroad New York New England Pennsylvania Railroad Co Ogden Boston

Mer Manufacturing A L Krosen Charged With Stock Sale

A L Krosen of Mer Manufacturing Co Homer City is jailed on selling stock without a license. Bail set at 2000. Also notes marriage licenses issued to William A Smith and Mary Elizabeth MeIsaac and Bruce Sciotto purchasing Snyder property for 17000. County reports 7690 dog licenses and 1762 fishing licenses issued.

A. L. Krosen Mer Manufacturing Co Homer City Ier Rochester Mills Wilkinsburg William A. Smith Mary Elizabeth MeIsaac MeIsaac H. A. McIsaac

Sprankles Hurt In Head On Crash Near Punxsutawney

Mrs. Albert Sprankle age 40 and her son Albert 19 of Indiana R D1 are in Punxsutawney hospital after a Sunday night head on collision on the B P Highway one mile north of Punxsutawney. Mrs Sprankle has scalp and facial lacerations and bruises while her son has a fractured left forearm and facial injuries. The sedan carried residents of Sykesville and Kittanning with several seriously hurt. Both cars telescoped and required tow to separate. witnesses said occupants barely escaped death.

Indiana R.D Sykesville Punxsy Albert Sprankle R.D.1 Punxsutawney Hospital Punxsutawney Sprankle

Reunion season peaks with multiple gatherings

The article lists upcoming reunions and picnics in August and September. The Men’s Bible Class of First United Presbyterian plans a Friday picnic at Fair Grounds. Com pany A, 61st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, holds its 2nd or 1st annual reunion in Marion Center community park. Uber clan marks its 26th annual reunion at Woodlawn Park near Marion Center. Marion reunion set for Campbells Mills on Thursday August 27. Stumpf reunion to meet at Marion Center community park on Saturday September 5.

First United Presbyterian Church Fairy Grounds 61St Regiment Pennsylvania Marion Center Woodlawn Park Connection Marion Campbells Mills Stumpf

Legion Auxiliary Delegates Headed to State Convention

Attending Legion Meet at Hayton this week Indiana Post representatives Major C C McClain Lawrence Redding and Gilbert Parnell join Easton and local members Mrs Earl Long Mrs Harry McClain Mrs Thomas Moorhead and Mrs Katharine P Jones at Haston for the state convention. Ralph Kunkle of Homer City also attends the Legion Convention at Haston this week.

Legion Easton C. C. McClain Lawrence Redding Gilbert Parnell Indiana Post American Legion Hayton Earl Long Harry McClain Town Thomas Moorhead Philadelphia Katherine P. Jones Locust Street American Legion Auxiliary Haston Ralph Kunkle Homer City

Alleged Wire Theft Leaders Arrested in Clymer

Herbert E. McClain and Harry L. Kirkland both 45 of New Castle were arrested in Clymer on Thursday evening. Authorities believe they head a long running group of copper wire thieves in the county. The latest raid targeted Penn Run Coal Corporation property where substantial copper wire was cut on Sunday and Tuesday nights last week. They partly admitted removing brass journal boxes from cars at Victor Mine No. 45 but denied involvement in the wire theft.

Clymer Herbert E. McClain Harry L. Kirkland New Castle Penn Run Coal Corporation Victor The Coal Corporation

Maine Girl Elected Librarian at Indiana High School

At a meeting of the Indiana Board of Education on Thursday evening Miss Bernice Graves of Saco Maine was elected librarian of the Indiana High School to replace Mrs Anna Laughlin Bell who resigned recently Miss Elizabeth Parnell of town a faculty member was also resigned and is in Europe with her mother and will not return

Maine Indiana Indiana Board of Education Bernice Graves Saco Indiana High School Anna Laughlin Bell Elizabeth Parnell Town Behool Parnell Europe

Former County Couple Observed 25th Wedding Anniversary

Former residents Mr and Mrs W H Pierce celebrated the 25th anniversary of their marriage at their home near Pitcairn recently. Attending were 62 guests including Mr and Mrs J McClain and family of Robinson and Mr and Mrs Paul Adams and family of Brushvalley. George and Betty Leydic hosted friends at Camp Rest last evening with a large turnout. Sunday bus service to Sagamore has been discontinued. Two new dentists, Francis S Reilly and Eugene L Dimeo of Blairsville, passed the Pennsylvania examinations. The second flower show of the Indiana Flower Garden Club will be held Saturday August 29 at the Indiana Motor Company show room.

Pitcairn W. H. Pierce George Betty Leydic Camp Rest George D. Leydic Wayne Avenue Pennsylvania Francis 8. Reilly Eugene L. Dimeo Blairsvlle Indiana Flower Garden Club Indiana Motor Company North Eighth Street

Personal Briefs From Indiana Hints Of Trips And Births

Campers along Lake Erie and overland trips to Canada headline a long list of residents visiting relatives in White township Riverside California and Atlantic City. Attendees include the Wiggins and Jack families in Cleveland and Birmingham Michigan, with news of births and reunions detailing travels, visits, and upcoming arrivals across multiple towns.

Candidates' positions set for primary ballot draw

County officials drew for ballot spots on Monday at the court house. Republican slate includes Sherman White Irwin Green Two, A Dugene Wilson, Stephen P Lewis, W A Kunkle, T M Smith, Asher Glenn Green Two. Treasury Chas Bethce Elmer Borland Charles McLath all Indiana Boro. Prothonotary W Earl Long W W Calhoun Claude Bath Indiana Boro. Surveyor I B Jones Indiana Boro. Auditor RB B Dickle Luther Williams White Two J C White Center Two Harry A Nic White Two. Commissioner candidates include Charles Nippes A G Fisher O V Barbour Clymer J B Plenniken Chris Coy B F Harris J M Risinger H E Roney George Nesbit W Bruce Wagner H A Raleigh Elmer W Allison Ty H Frantz South Mahoning Two. Coroner Lisle Flickinger Homer City District Attorney William M Ruddock J a George Jerko Donald S Bowser Fred W St Clair Dr James H B Peterman Cherry Tree.

H. Groft White Glary Irwin Green Dugene Wilson Indiana Boro Stephen P. Lewis W. A. Kunkle Creekside M. Smith Blairaville Asher G Glenn Green Treasury Chas, L. Bethce H. Elmer Borland Charles C. McLath Indiana Boro W. Earl Long R. Calhoun Claude B. Bath B. Jones Dickle Indiana Bora Luther Williams - White J. C. White Center Harry A. Nic Charles Nippes Blacklick A. G. Fisher O. V. Barbour - Clymer J. B. Plenniken Burrell Chris Coy Cherryhill B. F. Harris Homer City J. M. Risinger H. E. Roney North Mahoning George Nesbit Washington W. Bruce Wagner H. A. Raleigh Montgomery Elmer W. Allison Ty. H. Frantz South Mahoning Lisle

Primary Vote Totals and Local Notices in Indiana County

Voters countywide total 32 235 with party affiliations listed. In Indiana borough women outnumber men in all four wards. Notices cover marriage announcements births and engagements plus a fatal motorcycle crash near Armagh and a hunting accident near Cherry Tree. Veteran mail carrier improving in Indiana Hospital.

Indiana Prohibition Ino Party

Deaths and funeral notices of area residents

Obituaries announce the deaths of Mrs May Tucker Studial aged 68 formerly of Indiana died of a heart attack in Cambridge Springs visiting in laws Mrs Moody of Oakmont Pa Funeral services at First United Presbyterian Church with interment Greenwood Cemetery Also noted are services for Frank Serihe Miss Margaret Kelly Elsha L Young infant deaths Kenneth William Boyer and Matthew George with funeral arrangements and burial details for each record of local families and communities.

May Tucker Studial First United Presbyterian Church Town Greenwood Cemetery Indiana Cambridge Springs Charles B. Moody Oakmont Moody John T. Stuchul Plumvilla Stuchul R. BE. McClure Blairsville United Hattie Furber California Charles Tucker Matthew George Matthew Bambling Ernest Oakland Cemetery

Local Society and Military News Items

Miss Ruth M. Rink and Mary Jo Finkington spend two weeks in Atlantic City while Mr and Mrs Roy Ritchey and Mr and Mrs James Lowman enjoy a week at Conneaut Lake. Mrs Sarah Jeffries visits relatives in Takerville Calif after an extended Fort Morgan Colo stay. Superintendent and Mrs Norman L. Glasser and three daughters return from a motor trip through Canada New York and New Jersey. Andrew J Collessor of Blacklick and John H Clark of Clymer enlist for three years in the U S Army. Collessor to Sixth Field Artillery Fort Hoyle Md Clark to Coast Artillery Hawaiian Islands two years then home. Indiana boys Watson Church King Burke Laurence Moss John Stewart George Robeson and John Hewitt plan to attend Penn State College next year. James Buchheit to Toll as a student at University of Detroit Robert Skelton to Toll at Carnegie Tech Art Department.

A. K. Strane Shelocta United Presbyterian Church J. Clair Mear Grandview Avenue Girard Mabel Fred H. Pierce Lockport N.Y Patricia Allen Pierce Elinor Dible Parkwood James L. Jack James, Jr Louis Jack Gardner Cobb Birmingham Mich J. I. Goodlander Pittsburgh A. C. Shea West Philadelphia Goodlander Alfred R. Wiggins Cleveland Heights Cleveland Wiggins Indiana S. A. McMillen South Mahoning Township McMillen Progress Office Aall C. ¢. McLain Dale Timberlake Gilbert Parnell Lawrence Redding George Clark M. C. Watson Bar Long Kathryn Jones Harry McLain Town Liste Flickinger Homer City Boston American Legion John H. Johns Navin Franklin Slater A. 8. Moorhead South Seventh Street Raymond Moorhead Ramona Marion Center Ernest Stewart Ernest, Jr College Avenue Atlantic City New York Emma Stewart Europe John A. H. Keith Harrisburg Joln M. Daugherty Ruth M. Rink Mary Jo Finkington Roy Ritchey James Lowman Conneaut Lake Sarah Jeffries Takeraville Calif Fort Morgan Cola Norman L. Glasser Carnegie J. F. Glasser Will En- Toll University of Detroit Robert Skelton

Robinson Man Ends Life by Poison in Visit to Daughter

Joseph T. Shaffer, 65, a Robinson resident, killed himself with Paris green while visiting his daughter Mrs Hirmaon Hunter in Kingston. He left a note to his widow asking forgiveness and detailing funeral plans. A gasoline station operator and Brethren church member, he also served as Sunday school superintendent and West Wheatfield township road supervisor. He is survived by his widow and two daughters, with services held in Robinson and burial in Blairsville cemetery.

Brethren Church Robinson Blairaville Joseph T. Shaffer Paris Green Hirmaon Hunter Kingston John Clawson Philadelphia Sarah F. (Rutter) Shaffer Edna Konig Youngstown West Wheatfield Township Bolivar Lodge of Maccabees Lp. Q. C. of America

Little Girl Dies After Gas Explosion At Home

Olive Beatrice Thomas aged six of North Third street died from burns suffered when she tried to light a gas stove while alone Saturday. Her mother returned to find her flames smothered but injuries extensive to hands arms chest and hair. She leaves parents two sisters Ashley and brothers Carl Parker Burnell. Funeral services to be held at home this afternoon by Rev Arthur Fowler with interment in Oakland cemetery.

Olive Beatrice Robert Thomas North Third Street Mopriday Mttle Arthur Fowler First Baptist Church Oakland Cemetery

Negro Killed as Car Overturns South of Town

Richard Lawrence of Washington D C colored aged 36 was instantly killed when his Ford roadster overturned on the Indiana Homer City highway near Bennett farm south of town. Lawrence said to have jammed on brakes while wiping windshield, car wobbled and rolled twice pinning him beneath. His wife was with him. Francis Johnston passenger escaped with minor injuries. Johnston hurled from vehicle. Public Utilities Regulation Talk Given in Court House Last Evening John M Walker representing Gov Pinchot outlined utilities regulation efforts and said a special session of the State Legislature will be called next year. Elder Peeler presided. County Tax Justice League to Be Organized Here on August 29 A meeting decided to form a permanent county organization with C M Miller presiding and A B Ansley as secretary.

Fordatel New Indiana Richard Lawrence Washington, D.C Indiana-Homer City Bennett Farm Town Lawrence Francis Johnston Johnston Court House John M. Walker Pinchot Public Utilities Pennsylvania Walker Elder Peeler C. M. Miller North Mahoning Township A. B. Ansley Rayne Township

Dog Training Season Opens Tomorrow for Hunting Dogs

The notice states that starting tomorrow August 96 it becomes legal to train hunting dogs under the owner's control. It is illegal to allow dogs to ram rabbits under any other circumstances. Curiosity makes people interesting and successful.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Community Organization OF Chicer Brushvalley Singers Children's Health Highway Dept Wilmer Stewart Phoenix Ariz Glendale Stewart Fox Theater John Y. Lintner Blairsville Allegheny Hospital Imperial Type Magazine James A. Boden Saltsbury Bertha Gray Newrytown Dwight L. Dickey Burkholder Mill Lester Dull Gertrude E. Hawkins Mill Run Gipsy George D. Smit Gipsy Mildred J. Widdowson Robert L. Stitt Gertrude F. Hipp Bruce Sciotto Snyder North Sixth Street Harry A. Snyder Elmer W. Alilisno Reunion Sagamore MacGrégor & Thomas Fred W. St. Clair Lake Erie Ralph Harrison Canada Henry Waddington Riverside White Township Harry Power Clair Sloan East Water Street James Kirkland Near Clymer Kent Kansas City A. L. Brewer Don Paul Brewer Graceton Sara Sharp R.D.2 A. J. Sharp Frank Fiscus West Church St Utica Charles Evans W. H. Brown Luellan Brewer Niagara Falls Watkinga Glen Josiah Gregory Kentucky J.C. Martin East School Street Mrs. Gregory Martin Court Hone Smicksburg L. A. Cassidy Silay H. Browning James Lucas Kinter Harry C. Kunkle Armstrong John F. Johnston Saltsburg Wm. E. Bowman W. R. Tomb John R. Smit Daniel M. Caldwell Joseph Stuchell L. Campbell Brushvilley H. R. Spicher George C. Martin Joseph Dovidhl Johnstown John, Palo Clarion Armagh Palo Cletlan Sutton Rudolph Sutton Spangler Hospital Cherry ‘Tyee Samuel S. Trimble Clyde Westeroth Anna Ruth Mereil Brummert H. W. Brummert New Kensington Anna Smith Waterman Tuckahoe, N.Y Frank Kelly Near Town Ale Indiana Hospital Harry Lytle Frankscribe St. Francis Church Frank Serihe Center Township Graceton Coke Company Joseph and Mary Scribe Michael Detroit Andrew John Tomasko Catherine Zoldac Struthers, O Margaret Kelly Glade Run Presbyterian Church McIntire West Mahoning Township Perry Township Jefferson County Dayton W. H. Kelly J. H. Kelly Big Run Laura Funcheon Reading Elisha L. Young South Bend Elsha L. Young Idaho Aliquippa Leamon Eugene Paul Donald Betty Young Archie de Castingue Ivan Snyder Ohio Edward Ray Young Harry Young Turtle Creek Kenneth William Boyer Murray B. Boyer Armstrong Township ES Personal Brew Paris Neary Latrobe
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