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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1934

Page

7

Personal BREVITIES list of Indiana residents and visitors

Miss Vivian Williams spends a week in New York City. Clifford L Petz and family celebrate a new daughter. Many locals, including Dr. Clark and family, Misses Geaster, Eighth Street visitors, and residents of Greensburg Philadelphia Street, host and visit relatives across towns. Various travels to Conneaut Lake, Philadelphia, Saginaw, and the World's Fair noted along with local gatherings and motor trips.

Vivian Williams Church Street New York City Clifford L. Petz Bell Baer Philadelphia Mattin Gibson West Water Street H. B. T Irwin Ig Conneaut Lake Carolyn and Mildred Geaster Eleventh Street Waynesburg Robert L. Clark South Sixth Street Clark Leechburg Bell Simpson James KK. McAlhoes Rural Research Work Department State Harrisburg Harry V. Herlinger Midland Clyde Bath West Waterstreet Mary and Margaret Lockard Johnstown Laura Bilia Illa Jones J. R. Jones J. Albert Fleming Merle Fleming Wilkinsburg Morris Straub J. T. Stewart School Street L. P Connolly Sullivan County John J. Connolly East Philadelphia Howser Plumville Western Pennsylvania Association of Funeral Directors Clara Elkin Benjamin Shafer G. G. Gahagan West Mahoning Township D. W. Mack Clyde Progress Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Rey Samuel Shaukis Vandergrift A. B. Woodward Martha Simpson White Township Mary Evans Wayne Avenue Washington, D. C Atlantic City N. J Ruth North North Eleventh Street Inlaw William , Hile Everett Darrel Watterson Wade Wad]ding Chicago Charles Williamson Anna Williamson Lester Williamson Washington Streat Anthony Cooks Forest James PF. Chapman Harriet South Seventh West Clearfield Miss Chapman R. N. Ray North Tenth Street Amber Hastie Oregon I. W. Hastie Freeport Audrey L. Mabon Ben Monroe Easton N.andrews Mabon Clair Abel Mary Lewise Logan, C Mra Elmer Alligon Tenth Street John Gohean Stanley Mikin Town Randall Thompson Wheeling W. Va J. W. Hawxhurst Wayne Kathryn Alderter Grant Street Grace Hector Yazoo J. Clair Sloan Leydie Tarentum Sloan Elmer Rising Verna Maxine Hot Springs Ark Mammoth Cave P. K. Wilson Misa Marguerite Driscol Jean Prothero Cherry ‘Tree Misa Driscol Sue T. Naysmith Glenn Lake Sanatorium Oak Terrace Minn William H. Newmeyer Bellevue W. P. Kline South Eleventh Street Indiana United Spanish War Veterans Pittsburgh Maj. C. C. McLain Harry W. Fee John Sprankle Paul Lewis South Seventh Street Bridge Club Lewis Farm Home Station Meade Shearer H. T. Bolen Livermore Mr. Shearer

State appropriation to county schools distributed this month

The semi annual state appropriation of 144,488.00 will be paid to county school districts this month after notification from the Department of Public Instruction. Total teachers salaries 185,788.88 and closed schools 8,700 funding distributed across districts including Blairsville and Homer City while Indiana borough remains a separate district.

James F. Chapman Department of Public Instruction Harrisburg Indiana Armagh Boro Armatrong Banks Blacklick Two Blairsville Boro Brushvalley Buffington Burrell Canoe Ind Canoe Cherryhill Cherry Tree Boro Clarkaburg Ind Clymer Boro Conemaugh Creekaide Boro Wast Mahoning Haat Wheatfield Georgeville Ind Glen Campbell Boro Grant Green Homer City Pine Pluraville South Mahoning Washington West Lebanon Ind West Mahoning W. Wheatfield White Young Two

Bertie on a Bust Ghanan BLAKD overheard mother rules

Bertie and Georgie chase Bertie through Casey's department store causing chaos. Bertie hides in a wall opening, ends up in a display bed, and falls asleep on a counterpane while Georgie seeks help. A stern floor manager orders Georgie to post bail to keep Bertie under supervision. Damascus Stands Still.

Ghanan Blakd Georgie Bertie Casey’s New York Casey's Children’s Department Toy Department Sporting Goods Department George Children's Department Lattle Boy Aldling

Reunions and picnics draw large crowds across sites

The sixth Reed reunion will be at Cookport Klan farm on Labor Day with 12:30 basket dinner and afternoon races. Shoup School, Cresswell, Anthony, Learn and Bash, Chapman Elkin, Rittenhouse, Stahl, Ramer reunions held or planned at multiple locations around Indiana county with officials elected and programs of music, addresses, and games. A Reynoldsville homecoming and a Braebreeze Park picnic are also noted along with a Scotch picnic in Braebreeze Park and a third annual tri county gathering in Marion Center. Roadside notices mention a wildcat mining anecdote and aSafety statistic about work injuries.

Cookport Cresswell Cresswell School Indiana County Deyarmin Brothers Orchestra Carl Wetzel Blaine Miller Mary Coup Max Coup Anthony School Armstrong Township Learn Grove Cockport Dean Learn America Rev. Large Welcome G. T. Learn Belsono Reading Margaret Learn Fleming Brothers Mrs. Burkey Salina Orchestra Bellang Trio Chapman-Elkin Chapman and Elkin Sunset Park Plumville Hard Jeannette John S.S. Fisher Indiana Marshall Butler W. J. Elkin Smicksburg W. C. Chapman H. Clyde Elkin Derry Woodlawn Park Marion ‘Center Braebreeze Park Punxau~ Tawney Tasker Reynoldsville American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Western Pennsylvania Stahl Peter Stahl Marion Center Wm. H. Stahl Sykesville Wilbur Stahl Florence Tomb Geo. B. Stahl Dubois W. B. Stahl Stanley Stahl Mra Bertha Mood Berwick

A Good Newspaper Offer for County Residents

The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette announce a subscription offer for R. D. residents of Indiana county at 6.60 dollars per year, while out-of-county residents pay 6.00 dollars annually. This reflects a local pricing deal for newspaper access.

Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette R. D Indiana County

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8. T. Bell Mbensburg J. B. Mack Stella St. Clair West Wheatfield Township Charles Luther Blairsville New England States Niagara Falls Jw. C. Chapman Washington Street Spruce Creek Chapman County Sabbath School Association BH. E. McLean Atwood McLean J. A. McLean Mary Caroline Duncan Young Peoples Convention Lakewood First United’ Presbyterian Church Y. 'P. Ic. U Helen Louise Duncan Helen Holstein South ‘Eleventh Street University of Michigan Ann Arbor Ottawa Canada Misa Holstein Indiana High School RK. M. Smith Bobby Frank Lichteberger The Donald Moorhead, Jr Ocean City William Johne Virginia Velma Johns Moorhead Nora St. Clair Lydia Forrest St. Clair Joseph Chapman Rushford Roy Dalton Wolfsburg Bila Wingart Wallace J. Wingert Caneadea N. Y Wingert Attorney Chapman D. A. Cunningham Hadi George A. Cunningham George, Jr Charleston W.va Mia Charley A. Cunningham Cresson J. Banks Cunningham Frank B. Cunningham Parkers Landing Bess Cunningham Cleveland the American Legion Erie C. C. McLain Harry Earl Long Charles H. Rink H. H. Manners Walter D. Peterman H. D. McLain Edgar Borland Lawrence Redding Howard Hauxhurst Albert Lahr James G. McHenry H. B. Wilson W. C. Berkepile S. HH. Truby Grove Jay ‘Berkepile Edna Margaret Catherine Roy C. V. Weaver Willa Marie Kittanning Norman Little Damascus Penney’s New Shipment Indiana, PA Shoup Ramer Garfield Woods Shelocta Slippery Rock Pak Clair ‘Ramer Blair Miller Teason Ramner Layton Phoebe Mercy United States Hitler Germany Missouri Joan Harlow Franchot Tone Ronard G. Robinson Mary Astor Sophie Lang Gertrude Michael Paul Cavanaugh Richard Barthelmess Ann Dvorak Handy Andy Treasure Island Bell Funeral Home Wayne ]Avenue Pennsylvania Highway Department Indiana Motor Co Buick—Sales and Service Pontiag North Eighth Street
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