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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1933

Page

4

Meat cutting demos draw 115 farmers at local farms

Meat extension demonstrations led by C A Burge drew 115 farmers across three farm locations including R W Thompson Marion Center Clifford Hughes Rochester Mills and James A Simpson White township. The event covered hog cuts larding methods brining and curing meat preservation and the use of bulletin C 11 on market meats for those unable to attend.

R. W. Thompson Marion Center Clifford Hughes Rochester Mills James A. Simpson White Township C. A. Burge Burge

Death of Indiana attorney shocks town

Harry Wilson Earhart born March 3 1878 Indiana grew through Indiana High School and Indiana State Teachers College. He practiced law since 1901 and was a devoted husband father and Presbyterian church member active on the church board and Sunday school superintendent. Dr. Fred W. St Clair coron­er ruled death accidental and no inquest.

Indiana High School Indiana State Teachers’ College John T. Studhus Indiana County Bar Association Presbyterian Church

Poultry Clinic at Court House Friday Evening

J Perry of Chicago Wisconsin will lead a poultry clinic at the Court House Friday December 16 at 8 00 pm. Poultry men and their wives are invited to attend the meeting and hear the nutrition discussion. Add no year’s subscription to The Progress gift list it will be enjoyed throughout the year.

Court House J. Perry Chicago Wis Mr. Perry

State Supreme Court Stays Mehallick Trial

Five defendants who pleaded guilty were sentenced by Judge J N Langham on Monday. John Mariskanich 21 of Penn Run RD 1 received three months in county jail for involuntary manslaughter after his car struck miners on Heilwood Alverda road in Mentcle killing Theodore Foresi 38 and injuring John Rossi 49 and Patsy Celenza both of Mentcle. Frank Calabrese jailed for forgery. John Mattis Montgomery township jailed for assault and battery and aggravated assault and battery. Edward Foreman Blacklick jailed 30 days for liquor violations. Ludge Lucas held guilty of larceny with sentence suspended on costs.

John Mariskanich Penn Run Mariskanich Heilwood-Alverda Mentcle Theodore Foresi John Rossi Patsy Celenza Mentele Frank Calebrese John Mattis Montgomery Township Edward Foreman Blacklick Ludge Lucas

District 12 Young Peoples Council Meets Friday Night

The District No 12 Young Peoples Council of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association will hold its December meeting at Washington Presbyterian church on Friday evening December 15 at 7 30. A Christmas program is planned with carols candlelight service scripture reading Luke 2 78 20 pageant Christmas Dreams and address International Good Will by Dr J K Boston with special music by Gertrude Elizabeth and Erma McElhoes. All council members are urged to stay for business meeting and minutes reports and new business.

Washington Church Young ‘Peoples Council of District No. 12 Indiana County Sabbath School Association Erma McElhoes J. K. Boston Gertrude, Elizabeth

Rossiter Notes Local People and Deer Hunt

Rossiter and vicinity items list visits and calls by residents including Charles Lowmaster Walter Lowmaster and Irvin Pearce. A hunting party reports a nine point buck weighed 160 pounds. Billy States injured by a gun accident at the Adrian Hospital in Punxsutawney. Several locals attend an unemployed federation meeting and various social calls among the States, Rishel, Fetterman, and Dunn families.

Carlton Charles Lowmaster Vandergrift Walter Lowmaster Yatesboro Billy Adrian Hospital Punxsutawney Irvin Pearce New York Tom Rishel Don McFarland Pittsburgh Adam States Merle Indiana Tom Jim Fetterman Rossiter Robertville Wood Glade Tyger Bernon Stevens Jesse Dunlap Bowers

Local Folk Visit Friends and Attend Meetings

Deadwaters Mr and Mrs Irvin Shaffer near Brushvalley visited Mrs Amanda Moose recently. Mr and Mrs Harvey Moose and family spent Sunday with Brushvalley friends. Several locals attended the I P T A meeting at Penn Run Friday evening. Mrs Harry Moose of Indiana spent days with Mrs Amanda Moose. Ralph Harrison of Indiana and Dr Kirk of Homer City were callers in the vicinity Friday.

Irvin Shaffer Brushvalley Amanda Moose Harvey Moose IP T. A Penn Run Harry Moose Indiana Ralph ‘Harrison Kirk Homer City Friay

Hinterleitner Retires as C. B. C. Chief Engineer

H J Hinterleitner resigns as general superintendent and chief engineer of the Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation after years in the role. He remains with the firm in a clerical capacity as Maurice Coulter is named chief engineer and T K F McCarthy promoted to general superintendent.

H. J. Hinterleitner C. B. C. Corp Harry J. Hinterleitner Town Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation Maurice Coulter School Street T. KF. McCarthy West Church Street

Weddings of a Week In Salts bury and Homer City

Scott Shafter Glenn Howard Scott and Miss Hir via Blanche Shaffer, both of Salts bury, united in marriage December 4 by Rev Samuel W Shane. The groom is a truck driver, son of Mr and Mrs Harry P Scott. The bride, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs James J Shafter, will reside at Salinburg. Ralph Reddock and Miss Havel Walback, Homer City residents, wed at the bride's parents home on Sunday.

Martin Harhart Joseph Blakely United Spanish War Veterans Town Clara ‘A. Galley R. J. Johnson Grantsburg Wis Lois Ann Jean Barr Johnson Frank Warhart Earhart Oakland Avenue Robert L. Clark John J. McKvaine First United Presbyterian Church Oakland Cemetery

Sowers and Boyle union in Brush Valley ceremony

William Sowers and Kathryn Cecelia Boyle of Strongstown wed at Brush Valley in December. Rev. A F Richards officiated. The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. George Sowers and the bride daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle.

Sowers-Boyle Guy ‘William Sowers Kathryn Cecelia ‘Boyle Strongstown Brushvalley A. F. Richards George Sowers John Boyle

Indiana couple Fairley and Smith wed December 8

Fairley John Burna Fairley and Misa Grace Cecelia Smith, both of Indiana, were united in marriage at this Place on December 8 by Rev. Wm. MacTavish. Fairley is engaged in farming. The bride is a daughter of George Elmer Smith.

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