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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1930

Page

5

Indiana County Pioneer Harry McCreary Dies At 67

Indiana resident Harry McCreary aged nearly 67, builder of coke ovens and owner of McCreary Tire and Rubber Co, died at his Ninth and Church streets home after a paralytic stroke. A pioneer in Indiana County coal, he operated extensive coke and coal interests, and had served as plant owner and president. Also noted are Frank Fowler and Mrs. Eryin Wineberg death notices and various local notices about a Jersey Shore potato tour and road-bid results.

Indiana County McCreary Tire and Rubber Co Frank Fowler Eryin Wineberg Young Township Harry McCreary Indiana Ninth Church Streets McCreary Ruey Orris) McCreary Leechburg Utica N.Y Pennsylvania Railroad Co Hulls Scales Greensburg J. W. Moore Redstone Coke Works Brownfield Station Uniontown Moore

Real estate transfers spanning multiple tracts and counties

A series of real estate transfers includes George D. Lowman to John A. Ervin for two tracts in Cherryhill valued at not specified, C. C. McClain to J. A. McClain for a tract in White at 1.00, W. Earl Long to F. R. Clawson for 22 acres in Burrell at 35.00, First National Bank of Indiana to Celeste Oraili for a lot in Burrell at 400, Matilda Boring to Emma. Whit ed for two tracts in Pine at 1,500, Sam Noble to Mike Briteky for two tracts in Cherryhill at 2,950, H. W. Smith to John T. Getty for 1 1/2 acres in Armstrong at 1.00, H. K. Smith to B. Jane McTigue for 38 acres in Rayne at 6,130, Allie T. Wissinger to Jesse T. Wissinger for a 144 int. in 52 acres in Washington at 1,300, Minnie B. Briggs to J. S. Mack for 93 acres in Brushvalley at 5,000, Frank A. Lydick to Jane Tamar for a tract in Green at 1,100, J. M. Johnston to Ernest M. Johnston for 202 acres in Center at 4,000, and J. M. Johnston to F. Perry Johnston for 206 acres in Center at 3,000.

George D. Lowman John A. Ervin Cherryhill C. C. McClain J. A. McClain White W. Earl Long F. R. Clawson Burrell First National Bank of Indiana Celeste Oraili Matilda Boring Emma Emma $. Whited, 2 Tracts In Pine, $1,500, Sam Noble To Mike Briteky W. Smith John T. Getty Armstrong H. K. Smith B. Jane McTigue Rayne Allie T. Wissinger Jesse T."wissinger Washington Minnie B. Briggs J. 5. Mack Brushvalley Frank A. Lydick Jane Tamar Green J. M. Johnston Ernest M. Johnston Center F. Perry Johnston

Sutton Was Guest of Gov Fisher at Camp in Maryland

J Blair Sutton of Sixth Street returned home Friday after a two week outing that included a week as guest of Governor John Fisher at a Chesapeake Bay camp in Maryland Both Fisher and Sutton fished successfully. Sutton then joined Fisher and Washington official Hubert Work at National Guard camps at Mt Gretna and Tobyhanna where Fisher reviewed infantry and artillery units.

J. Blair Sutton Gov, Fisher Maryland Blair Sutton Sixth Street John 8. Fisher Chesapeake Bay Mr. Sutton Gov. Fisher Hon Hubert Work Washington, DC National Guard Mt. Gretna Tobyhanna

Indiana and Kittanning Near Neighbors Opened Highway Link

Indiana and Kittanning became near neighbors Saturday as the last link of the Benjamin Franklin highway was opened to traffic providing the shortest route between the two county seats. The Elderton west extension of over ten miles was finished in record time and the east of Strongstown section will soon be hard surfaced from Ohio to Atlantic City. A separate report from Harrisburg notes the elimination of 26 railroad grade crossings and improvements to boost safety at a total cost of more than 3.206 million dollars for the year ending July 1.

Indiana Kittanning New Indiana Elderton Strongstown Ohio Atlantic City Harrisburg Samuel Eckels Pennsylvania Department of Highways Public Service Commission

Judge Langham Home From Extended Western Trip

Judge J R Langham returns from a long western journey visiting the midwest Pacific states and Vancouver B C Seattle and California towns. He enjoyed the trip but praises Indiana most of all. Heilwood road cementing to be completed this week and travel to open in ten days. County Treasurer Elmer W Allison reports 7369 dog licenses and 1915 fishing licenses at noon today. Remembering old days when it was unmaidenly for a girl to whistle.

Judge Langham J. R. Langham Middle West Pacific States Vancouver B.C Seattle Wash Los Angeles San Francisco California Indiana Heilwood Road Elmer W. Allison

Pheasants Do Not Always Stay Near Release Sites

Harrisburg reports from the State Game Commission reveal ringneck pheasants may roam beyond their release areas. A bird found at Rockview Penitentiary bore band 24558 and had been released in Columbia County after the 1925 season, age one. Officials cite such cases to prove wild animals can escape heavy hunting pressure.

Harrisburg State Game Commission Ringnecken Rockview Penitentiary C. A. Hiller Columbia County Commission Al- 80

All State Teachers Colleges Open on September 8 This Year

Harrisburg announces that all State Teachers' Colleges in Pennsylvania will start fall semester on September 3. Schools listed include Bloomsburg California Cheyney Clarion East Stroudsburg Edinboro Indiana Kutztown Lock Haven Mansfield Millersville Shippensburg Slippery Rock West Chester.

Harrisburg Superintendent of Public Instruction John A. H. Keith State Teachers’ College Pennsylvania Bloomsburg California Cheyney Clarion East Stroudsburg Edinboro Indiana Kutztown Lock Haven Mansfield Millersville Shippensburg Slippery Rock West Chester

County Home Farm Yields Revealed Amid Hard Growing Season

Superintendent Frank Williams at the County Home farm reports harvests of 343 bushels wheat 946 bushels oats 293 bushels rye and about 20 tons hay despite unfavorable conditions. Do right and fear no man.

Frank Willams

Personal Brevities Parade of Indiana County Guests

A long list of local residents and visitors visiting relatives and attending events across Indiana County. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Lex Watson Buffalo NY. Harry Ortz Vandergrift. Miss Jean Root New Alexandria. Norman Sawyer. Howard Sloan Leechburg. Miss Nellie and Miss Agnes McGregor. Mrs. Hila Nid and family in Johnstown. Mrs. Thomas Pealer and daughters. Miss Frances Ortner. Mrs. Louisa Miller Blairsville. Mrs. J. C. Warden Johnstown. Mrs. Thomas Beard Centralia Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Seanor. Mr. and Mrs. William Helwig. Mr. and Mrs. William Frye Monessen. Ira Myers and daughter Genevieve. A. R. Drew Locust Street. Deputy Sheriff Glenn Briggs Woonsocket RI. Eugena Wilson and Edward Downey town. Charles A. Cunningham Cresson. Arlington Buffington Pittsburgh. Commissioner George Nesbit Crackside. Q. B. Jones town. W. L. Haer Marion Center. Dr. John Gourley Johnstown. Luella Daugherty Philadelphia. Mrs. Netle Stuchell East Water Street. Dr. John Blair Pittsburgh. Irvin Long Denver. Harry Carson Whites township. Clair Miller New Sheffield. J. T. Butler Cornapolis. Duncan Penhallow Washington DC. Mrs. Albert Miller Logan Locust Street. Jonnie Little College Avenue. Major and Mrs. C. C. McLain. Dr. and Mrs. George T. McHenry. Richard Fertton Williamstown WV. Violet Fenton Williamstown. William Ostermeyer School Street. Mrs. William Hanna Ben Avon. Claude Lentz Harrisburg visitors.

Lex Watson Buffalo N.Y Harry Ortz Vandergrift Jean Root New Alexandra Indiana Norman Sawyer Stoneboro Howard Sloan Leechburg Charles Sloan Creekside Nellie Agnes McGregor New York City New Brunswick Nid Hila Fred Howard Johnstown Washington Township Thomas Pealer Mary Joe Ruth West Chestnut Street Atlantic City Frances Ortner Pittsburgh Lake Gorley Uniontown Louisa Miller Blairsville J. C. Warden Thomas Beard Centralia Wash W. C. Thomas West Water Street Beryl Seanor School Street Canada New England States William Helwig Town Danville Mr. Helwig William Frye Monessen D. D. Cummings Ira Myers Genevieve Philadelphia Street A. R. Drew Locust Street Glenn Briggs Woonsocket Eugena Wilson Edward Downey Pike County Charles A. Cunningham Cresson Prince Edward Island John ©. Gourley Covode Covode Academy Luella Daugherty Philadelphia Frank H. Daugherty Netle Stuchell East Water Street John C. Blair Irvin Long Denver Col Harry Carson Whites Township Robert Carson Greensburg Carson John K. Brallier Latrobe Stanley Brallier Conemaugh Hart B. Daugherty North Ninth Street Squire George Shields Wilkinsburg C. C. McLain James M. Wakefield West Wheatfield Township Clinton Wakefield Youngwood Clair Miller New Sheffield J. T. Butler Cornapolis Donald Moorhead Sleepy Hollow Cal Duncan Penhallow Washington, D.C Virginia Luster South Sixth Street Albert Miller Gon. Logan Jonnie Little and Sons Earl and Merle College Avenue Waynesboro Gettysburg Carlisle C.C. McLain George T. McHenry The United Spanish War Veterans McLaing American Legion Department Harrisburg Richard Fertton Violet Fenton Williamstown W. Va William Ostermeyer James Fenton Willamstown William Hanna Ben Avon Ann Beatty Wayne Avenue Greyhound Claude Lentz Hanna Lentz Wil

George W Wakefield Honored by Pennsylvanian Railroad

George W Wakefield, long time Conemaugh division employee, placed on the railroad honor roll Aug 1 at age 65 after 36 years of service between Blairsville and Indiana. He spent the last 20 years as section foreman at Homer City and leaves three sons in rail work. Born March 20 1865 in West Wheatfield Indiana County, his career began after teaching and various roles before joining the tracks in 1895.

George W. Wakefield Conemaugh Vision T the Pennsylvanian Railroad Blairsville Indiana Homer City Edward D Sharpsburg Harold D Long Island Railroad Jeremiah Archibald Harold Long Island Gonemaugh George Whakefield West Wheatfield Township Indiana County Efe Jeremiah Wakefield George Indiana Normal Centerville Mary Jane Campbell Meshbon Blatraville United States Spein Pittsburgh Wakefield

Improvements at The Rita Theatre Nears Completion

The Rita Theatre redecorating and modernization near completion. New silk panels and refreshed walls and ceilings create a harmonious interior. Four experts will hang new stage and box draperies, with upgraded mechanical equipment to improve talking pictures for future showings. Labor Day opening planned.

Popwar Playhouse Ritz Themanagement

New Teachers Elected at Indiana High School

Phase changes include Miss Hilzabeth 58 becoming English instructor replacing Miss Belly Parnell who plans winter in California. Miss Gertrude Juck joins teaching staff after Pittsburgh University graduation replacing Laura Duncan. James Edward Johnson named history teacher and basketball coach replacing Edward Chirk. Board set tuition for outsiders at 10.25 monthly and kindergarten to grade at 8.25. An ounce of bitter truth about yourself is worth more than a pound for flattery.

Phres New Veachers Wil Schoo Hilzabeth McClure Grant Street Indiana High School Belly Parnell Town California Gertrude (Juck Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Laura Duncan Wayng Avenue Indiana State Teachers’ College James Edward Johnsson Crest W. Va Edward Chirk Board of Education

Reunion season makes new record at Covode and area reunions

Old Covode academy hosts over 100 former teachers and pupils for a reunion with dinner and toasts. Upcoming gatherings include the Cresswell and Treese school reunions in Brushvalley Township and Green township, plus the Morris and Jobe family reunions at local venues.

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Maine Pathwan Jersey Shore Avonstock County Prince Edward Islands West Moreland County Pennsylvania Potato Growers Association BH. L. Nixon State College Miles Horst Aroostock County Prince Edwardsland Montreal Quebec Walking Glen John W. Warner J. Paul Hopkins Lewis Haer Brown Marion Center Paul Kimmel Sheloca Doyle Stutzman Armagh Stutzman George Benshoft James A. Simpson Thomas Kanarr Flora Mitchell Gertrude Haer J.C. Vite George H. Elbel Rossiter Bennett & Sons Westmoreland County State Highway Department A. R. Cooper Idamar Jefferson County John G. Teeter Taneytown Walier Road This County Tone J. Bruce, McCreary Seecretary Citizens Bank Philadelphia St Harry McCriary Lawrence J. Stiles Mabel G. Hoffman Cyril C. Sarver Brushvalley Tarentum Martha Hill Henry Schmidt Karlerai Thelma A. Hackenselle Vernon Reuben H. Engleevra Dayton Dora I Adams Oak Ridge Domenick H. Colavencinzo Ida M. DePeitris Vincent R Dorcas J. Condron Xsutawney Earl G. Rhodes Arnold Clara W. Myers - Davis Thomas J. Ward Man K. Brilhart Guerino Raglani Edith M. Cecconi Evald BH. Erickson Allport Mary H. Gibson Frese Evald Alexis Hrickson Mary Helen Gibson E. J. McTigue Rocky Glen Rayne Township HR. K. Smith Thhe St. Clair School House Willet South Bend Geo. W. Wakefield OF Honor Pennsylvania Railroad Geo. W. Waketieta New England Erickson Meigh School of Hatety State Teachers College Indiana Public Schools Miss Gibson J. Wilbur Gibson Mervylle Wall Maurice L. Gibson James Hutchison Beatrice Meming Valeri Tryin Meadville Columbia Barbara Nyeum Joseph Nyemum William C. Painter Mr. Erickson Carl B. Erickson Gleveland Must I. Schrute Clearfield Wade J. Owen Allentown Evelyn Jones Reba Anderson Reynoldsville Wilson Daugherty Prank Hart Daugherty Migs Mary Amun Daugherty Herbert Harding Wilson Methodist Episcopal Church Yuba City A. J. Wilson Miss Daugherty Louise Kennedy M. H. Wilson Mr. Whitson University of Pennsylvania Glenside Wilson Duelo Dick” Wehrle Honolulu Museum W. Wehrle Dr. Gregor Honolulu T.H Wehrle Academy of Sciences Gregor Legion Waversburg W. Hart Long J. Arthur Robinson Robinson Funeral Home Tlarksburg American Legion W. A. Carnegie Clymer T. M. Munroe Cherry Lawrence Sawyer May Borland Loyal Post Frank Vogel Gilbert Purnell Valjean Work Clair Weaver Vovede Cresswell Treece Temple of Learning Binnie McConnaughey Tine Scott Calderwood Kane CG. A. Peffer Rone W. H. Shields Jennie McNeil Ruth Martin Moot Dubois James Conser Iddo Lewis Sadie Gates Dils Bessie Maal Sherman M. Bhinie McConnaughey Cresswell School Brushvalley Township Crusswell Chesswell Sandy Moose Old Cresswell School Renners James Stewart Mary Coup Blaine Miller George Myers Davis Stewart Hove Brink Evaline McCullough John W. Evans Treese Green Township Lowman-Graham Fair Grounds Margaret Lowman G. ¥. McJunkin T. H. Colewan T. M. Graham G. L. Stewart Ruby Neal Edra Graham Ralph Graham Paul Marshall Ralph Haasinger Margaret O'llara James Lowman Kant Morris Chas, Morris and Tate Brothers Chas. Mor Harry G. Morris R. EB. Tate W. A. Reinard Jobe Rustic Lodge Saltsburg’ Road
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