First Days of Deer Season Yield Modest Kills Across Districts
Hunters opened the season amid mild weather and noisy woods, with most Nimrods still hunting. As driving began, several reports followed of bucks bagged along Crooked Creek in multiple counties including Armstrong, Elk, Clinton, Potter, Blair, and Cameron. Notable captures include Kunkle's 7 point by Crooked Creek and an 8 point by Shaffer Farm in Brush Valley township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildweather
Phil Kunkle
Shelocta
Crooked Creek
Owen Boyer
Tom Johnston
Elderton
Gene Silvia
Bouth Bend
Sinnamahoning
Hill County
Carl Vuckenberg
Shaffer
Brush Valley Township
Lloyd Holmes
Cherryhill Township
Elk County
John LaMantia
Clinton County
W. B. ‘Tate
Pine Fats
Clearfield
Albert Snyder
Dixonville
Potter County
John Wheeler
Leonard
Dixonville Nimrods
Town
Thomas Jeffries
Homer City
Clair Brickell
Rossiter
Mr. Brickell
Burgess
Overdorff
First Christmas Seal Buyers Highlight Indiana County Sale
Indiana County Tuberculosis Society notes the big first sale for Christmas Seals with Harry A. Borland, Blairsville postmaster, delivering funds personally to treasurer Harold Williams. Outside buyer J. Leonard of Blairsville and others follow, as the piece extols the Tuberculosis Association’s work and the seal’s role in health insurance for purchasers and families. The Plimville grade school reports a $2.16 remittance from a Thanks for Health day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Borland
Indiana
Ella T.hutton
Borland
Harold ©. Williams
Indiana County Seal Sale Fund
J. M. Leonard
South Walnut Street
Blairsville
Mr. Leonard
John Gibson
Homer City
Hmille Yd.stoneback
Blacklick
National Tuberculosis Association
Indiana County Tuberculosis Society
National Tuberculosis Society
Josh Billings
United States
Plimville
Mary Means
Mutual Wire Insurance Company of Indiana
Jefferson Bounty
Indiana ‘County
Indiana County
Ww. C. A
Indiana, Pa
Ritz Theatre Players Offer Mix of Classic Films and Farce
The Ritz Theatre stages final showings of My Lips Be Tray with Lillian Harvey and EB Brendel, followed by Meet the Baron with Jack Peart and Zasu Pitts, then Duck Soup starring the Marx Brothers with Raquel Torres, and Christopher Bean featuring Maria Dressler and Lionel Barrymore. The big week includes multiple screenings from December 11 to 16, with plots ranging from royal intrigue to wartime satire and dramatic moral turning points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz Theatre
Lillian Harvey
Rale
Brendel
Jack Peart
Baron Munchaugsen
Zasu Pitts
Marx Brothers
Raquel Torres
Paramount
Ritz ‘Theatre
Margaret Dumont
Louis Calhern
the Menace
Leo McCarey
Movie and theater listings with local notices
A column of film showings on December 7 to 16 features My Lips Betray with John Boles and Lilian Harvey, Meet the Baron with Jack Pearl Jimmy Durante and Zasu Pitts, Duck Soup with the Marx Brothers, Christopher Bean with Marie Dressler and Lionel Barrymore, Walls of Gold with Sally Eilers and Norman Foster, Man of the Forest with Randolph Scott, Big Executive with Ricardo Cortez and Elizabeth Young, Penquin Pool Murder with Hedda Mae Oliver, Day of Reckoning with Richard Dix and Madge Evans. Additional notices include Jericho, Youngwood residents back home after Thanksgiving, local visits, and a lively American Legion dance. Community names: Jericho, Youngwood, Mt. Tabor, Bolivar, Johnstown, New Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jericho Pearl
Jacob Wakefield
Youngwood
Martha’a. Dodson
Florence
Russel
Marion Marsh
Mt. Tabor
Griffith Willams
Kenneth West
Sid ‘Ford
Cal Galbreath
New Florence
Jack Cowperwake
June
American Legon
Small game season a success across the state
Harrisburg reports from every section indicate a successful small game season. Ringnecks and squirrels were plentiful, many wild turkeys were killed, and bears were taken after early tracking snow. More hunters were afield this season as bear season did not run into the deer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Ernest E. Harwood
The
Game Commission
Sone
Druin
Thanksgiving Notes From Alverda Area Pals
Indiana callers and local visits fill the week with Thanksgiving remarks. Residents like Emma Hahn Gomer Smith and families host guests while others travel to Indiana and Cleveland. A PTA program on November 28 showcased grades from first to sixth with songs, prayers, proclamations, and a duet, followed by a speakers list and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alverda
Gomer Smith
Emma Hahn
Indiana
Frank Sutila
Willy Sides
Eleanor Long
Dorothy
Ebensburg
Wm. Nelson
South Fork
Miles Davis
George Williams
Rossiter
John J. Williams
W. D. Bowser
Clymer
H. B. George
Mike Durkan
John Bohoric
Cleveland
Alma Vazer
Heilwood
Margaret Sterpko
George Sterpko
Roosevelt
Book House
Dan Pinter
Dorothy Simmons
Clara Rennie
Mia
Pinter
D. D. Patterson
James Dunlap
Thanksgiving Day Notes From Pine Flats
Dixonville residents Stanley and Tate with wife and son visited R. E. Trate. Mr and Mrs Oliver Parry welcome a newborn daughter. Deer hunters Eugene Tate John Watterson and John Johns returned Saturday. Rev McKnight visited friends Saturday. Local Thanksgiving services by young people drew a good crowd and a fine program. A exchanged quips about a man who deceives his wife with Milton asking for his view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray ‘Conrath
Indiana
John. Urda
Mary Urda
Charles Liptak
Marion Center
Robert Jacoby
Seltz
Rosalter
Geraldine Tate
Main Street
L.W. Jacoby
Beulah Byers
Charles ‘Howards
Altoona
Albert Snyder
Stanley &, Tate
Dixonville
R. E. ‘Trate
Oliver Parry
Eugene Tate
John Watterson
John Johns
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Quiston County
Albert
Moorhead A
Ralph Moorhead
Nimrods
Sutton Bridge
Lincolnshire
England
Ibaa
Lame Bede
WNU
Etceer
Abby
Miss Dressler
Mr. Barrymore
Groucho
Christopher Bean
New York
Maria Dressler
Lionel Barry
Sidney Howard
Pennsylvania
John ‘Boles
Lilian Harvey
the Baron
Jack Pearl
Jimmy Durante
Marie Dressler
Lionel Barrymore
Indiana Theatre
Talkies
Walls OF Gold
Sally Eilers
Norman ‘Foster
Forest
Randolphe Scott
Richardo ‘Cortez
Elizabeth Young
Penquin Pool
Hdna Mae Oliver
Richard Dix
Madge Evans
John McDowell
Johnstown
Grandma Marsh
A. J.boyle
Marsh
John Smith
Fanly
the Order
Fn Go.en Avl
Homeneral
PINE
Henry
Milton
James W.mack
C.T. A
Elizabeth Bell
Indiana Borough
EL J. Uklugiuen
T. A
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
P, Bowser
Fred .P. Bowser
Court of Common Pleas
Margaret P. Bowser
P. Bowser
J. N. Langham
W. Earl Long
J. N, Langham
Eugene Willson
Tohn L. Getty
Pluries
Ida Leora Bartholomew Va
Loren Lee Bartholomew
Commonwealth of ‘Pennsylvania
Ida Laura Bartholomew
Ald Loren Lee Bartholomew
A.D
SF W. Earl Long
Hlonorgbie
Eugene Wilson
Sheriff's Office
Tea
Plumville
Charles Douds
Pittsburgh
Louise Stuchel
New Bethlehem
JD. W. Donds
A. F. Biternade
Ligonier
Salz
Reny
Riven
Progress Office
MPN
Rawleigh
Sharpsburg
Wilkinsburg
Rawleigh Co
Chester
Progress’ Office
Jack
Albert J. Robinson
Weat
Whatfield
Stella Robinson
Edwin M. Clark
Alice EK. Hutchison
East Wheatfield Township
Themelves
Suas RR
Attorneys - Pluries
Divorg
Betty Ladish
John
Ladish
John Ladiesh
John Ladish
Betty Ladigh
John ‘Ladish
J. N. Langeham
AL Long
Eee En Vangias
Costa
Horsea
Colta
Man
James H. Kuhns
R. D
David Weamer
Wearney
Piana
Oshan
R. V. Kerr
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