Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Inspection Campaign Rules
State patrol will inspect appointed stations to ensure compliance with Governor Pinchot’s proclamation. Vehicle owners must submit motor vehicles to inspection, excluding motorcycles and motorless tricycles, at designated stations. If unsafe, repairs must be made or vehicle reported to the Department of Revenue. owners may choose their own station. Reports are required for every vehicle, even if repairs are delayed. Stickers will be serially numbered and used to track inspections and prevent sticker manipulation. Official stations must report all inspected vehicles and attach unused stickers if repairs are not completed. Cars out of state during the campaign return to the nearest entry point for inspection. factory in-transit vehicles are exempted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernddy
Pinchot
Pennsylvan
Department of Revenue
Benjamin G. Eynon
Bureau of Moitor, Vehicles
Pennsylvania
Personal Briefs of Christmas Guests and Visits
Local society notes list Christmas and weekend visits among residents. Mr. and Mrs. Parsons and daughter Sally Ann hosted in Punxsutawney. The Rossommes and Doris stayed with Salsgivers in Chestnut Street. Medical professionals hosted relatives from Cleveland and Martins Ferry. Logan Miller, Langley Field musician, visits home. Several others hosted or renewed subscriptions. Mrs. Lutman and daughter Lillian renewed The Progress. Travel plans include Mrs. Marshall visiting Chicago then San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 3. Parsons
Sally Ann
North Seventh Street
South Seventh Street
Tucker
Cleveland
A.W. Diven
Martins Ferry
Edward Bennett
Water Street
James ©. McGregor
North Sixth Street
Bennett
Logan Miller
Albert Miller
East Locust Street
Logan
Army Air Corps
Langley Field
Raymond Moorhead
Ramona
Lillian
Green Township
Progress
Lutman
Altoona
Todd Walker
Fay
Bondville
C. FB. McJunken
Town
Walker
Indiana
Robert F. Walker
Donald Moorhead
Patsy
J. T.butler
Coraopolis
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Shreveport
C. N. Longwill
Misa Lulu Moorhead
J. M. Marshall
North Ninth Street
G. Meade Marshall
Chicago
Death notices and obituaries from Marion Center area
Obituary notes report deaths and funeral arrangements for Abraham D. Good of near Plainville. Harry C. Iseman of South Fourteenth Street. A L Guthrie formerly of Marion Center. Amanda Lukehart of Falls Creek. Bert Dunmire of Robinson. William I. Stewart formerly of Cherry Tree. A T Neal of Denver Colo. Joseph Hiram Marsh near Blairsville. Fulton N Douglass of Cokeville, with survivors and service details.
Christmas Day Visits in Plum Creek (Local Social Notes)
Plum Creek community records Christmas gatherings and holiday visits. Families including Miller, Frye, McFarland, Kimmel, Keeler, Frailey, Johns, Thomas, and others shared time with relatives in Elderton, Pittsburgh, Elders Ridge, and nearby towns. Multiple households hosted guests, with children and extended kin present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Miler
Israel Miller
Robert Frye
Cal Frye
Robert ‘Buckley
Elderton
Wm. McFarland
Chiildren
Robert
Ruth
Detroit
Mich
Paul McFarland
Dan Clark
Kittanning
Irvin Keeler
Vincent Johns
Christman
Creyton Institution
Glenn Frailey
Elders Ridge
Mary Harkberode
Bianco
T. Q. Kimmel
Loyd Resfer
Aon
Billy
Florence
Janet
Viola Ramer
Robert Houser
Ted. Griffith
Clara Marie
Ohio
Lee Kimmel
Win
Orr
Charles ‘Clark
James Thomas
Gastown
Allen Kinder
Tillie Frailey
Edgar Kimmels
Elders Ridge Delegate Heads to Great Student Meet
Miss M. Caroline Shearer of Elders Ridge will represent Grove City College at the Quadrennial Student Volunteers Convention in Buffalo New York. More than 4 000 delegates from eight hundred colleges across the U S and Canada will discuss The Living Christ in the World of Today, with sessions on Humanity Uprooted, Effective Missions Today, and The Future of World Christianity. Notables include John R. Mott Daniel Flaming Walter Judd Kenneth Lafourette John A Mackay and Robert E Speer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City College
Bualo
M. Caroline Shearer
Elders Ridge
Buffalo
N.Y
U. S
Canada
Geneva
John R. Mott
Movement
the Worlds Student Christian Federation
Daniel J. Flaming
Union
Walter Judd
M.D
China
Kenneth §. Lafourette
Yale
John A. Mackay
Y.M.C.A
Mexico
Robert E. Speer
Dayton Resident Clarence Jordan Tops Tuesday Callers
Dayton resident Clarence Jordan visited T. Whitaker home on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Willis Frederick shopped in Indiana on Wednesday. Butler Crawford of Smicksburg and R H Dilts hosted Christmas guests at their parents home. Dale Sprankle and EB Corbett with family spent Christmas with Clyde Elkin in Trade City. Lola Sprankle and Helen Remale stayed with Waller Neal in Trade City Thursday evening. Arthur Chapman and Kenneth Coon from White Plains NY visited their parents in the area. Christmas dinner included many relatives and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Kirks
Luthersburg
Clearfield
A. B. Annley
Dr. Mahan
Pittsburgh
Clarence Shields
Creekside
Nan McGara
Paul Brady
Indiana
Howard Brady
Barr
Harry Over
Richard
Girard
Ohio
C. A. Brady
Harry Miller
James Brownfield
Blairsville
Charles Wells
Phiwville
Harry Lakehart
Howe
Melvin Wells
Vandergeist
Berl
Allshouse
Nettie Walls
Clarence Jordan
Dayton
Willis Frederick
Butler Crawford
Smnicksburg
R. H. Dilts
Dale Sprankle
EB. H. Corbett
Clyde Elkin
Trade City
Lola Sprankle
Helen Remale
Waller Neal
Arthur Chapman
Kenneth Coon
White Plains
N.Y
David Chapman
Blaine Coon
Frederick
Geo. Simmons
Dale Bowser
Whitaker
Albert Whitaker
Widow Recalls Alma Major Douglass Family Ties
Mark Wayman died Sunday at age 60 in his Lakewood Florida home. He was a brother in law to Mrs. Charles L. Bence and Mrs. Frank Longwill of town. He leaves a widow and two children, John and Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham D. Good
Gilgal Presbyterian Church
Marion Center
Church
Plainville
Indiana Hospital
Hast Mahoning Township
Plumville
Gilgal Church
James E. Giffin
A. Waltman
Gilga Church
Kelso Good
Frank Rolls
Mathelia North
Lester Good
Punxsutawney
Eleanor Good
Glenn Steffey
Saltsburg
Harry C. Iseman
South Fourteenth Street
Columbia Natural Gas Company
Delhi Inn
Benjamin Franklin Highway
John, Tyseman
Presbyterian Church
Town
Robert GL
Clara
Oakland Cemetery
Clara Iseman
Martha Iseman
A. L. Guthrie
Marion Center Presbyterian Church
A.L. Guthrie
Pittsburgh
Maude Work
W. N. Steel
A. M. Meanor
H. H
Bert Dunmire
Robinson Brethren Church
Work
Bolivar United Presbyterian Church
Bethel Church Cemetery
Clyde
Sheridan Dunmire
Robinson
A. T. Neal
A.T. Neal
Denver
Cola
Hamilton
E. B. Stear
Janice Charles
Stella Stear
Fulton N. Douglass
Cokeville
Alma Major Douglass
John
Jean
Mark ‘Wayans
Mark Wayman
Lakewood, Florida
Charles L. Bence
Frank, Longwill
Washington stamps celebrate 200th birthday in 1932
The article describes twelve denominations from half to ten cents, each bearing a different likeness of George Washington drawn from famous portraits by Peale Houdon and Trumbull. The stamps, issued in 1932 to mark Washingtons bicentennial, will be sold exclusively through that year with old stock set aside by the postmasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles ‘Wilson Peale
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Jean Antoine Houdon
Mount Vernon
Virginia
Charles Wilson Peale
Gilbert Stuart
Germantown
Valley Forge
John Trumbull
Charles B. J. F. St. Memin
Philadelphia
Masonic Lodge
Alexandria
W. Willams
Vaughan Porrait
United States
New Years dental health resolutions for a healthy mouth
The Progress and Post Gazette urges readers to adopt mouth care goals for 1932. It lists six practical actions from brushing three times daily to flossing and regular dentist visits, emphasizing consistent effort and health impact. It endorses the newspaper’s combination with The Indiana Progress for subscriptions and notes an apartment for rent on Progress building’s second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress and
Post Gazette
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
RFD
Indiana Progress
Indiana
New Year Call After Twenty Years Delights Mrs Crump
Mr and Mrs Willer, easing into a new year in a quiet New England town, surprise Mrs Crump with a New Year’s call after twenty years. The exchange highlights memory, neighborly ties, and aging neighbors in a peaceful winter setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Caroline Street
Mr. Willer
Lewises
Heart Rules Head At Christmas Across the Nation
A short excerpt from American Magazine reflects on Christmas as a season when the heart dethrones the head. It celebrates the week of selflessness and childlike generosity, urging high deeds and reckless kindness.
Christmas Holiday Visits Reported Across Town and Nearby
Misses Marchand and Moot of Glen Head spend the holiday with their mother Mrs Annis Moat. Ashland residents Huey and Blaine Peffer stay here for Christmas weekend. Hunter College student Helen Wingart visits home for holidays. Max Dorn of Wilkinsburg and sisters Gladyg and Alta visit relatives nearby for Christmas. Margaret Homan and Maurice visit sister Mrs Arthur Chesley at Cove de Ray Moot after turkey dinner. Glenn Rosborough family guest of Samuel Shields on Christmas. Esther Homan at Adrian hospital spends Christmas at home. George Hicka entertains two daughters and families at Christmas. Marchand school children under Mrs C M Wingart present Christmas entertainment for patrons. Edward Grenback and children of Windber spend Christmas with Mrs Grenback’s mother Mrs Gamble at John Wetzell home. Laura Booger Wakefield and family of near Johnstown visit for Christmas. Wakefield is daughter of former local pastor. Kenneth Phieffer and daughter of Brae Breeze spend Christmas with Indiana relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missesaura
Rachel Moot
Glen ‘Head
Annis Moat
Horace Huey
Blaine, Peffer
Ashland
Helen Wingart
Hunter College
Long Island
N. Y
Max Dorn
Wilkinsburg
Gladyg
Alta Dorn
Indiana
Samual Shields
Esther Homan
Adrain
Punxsutawney
George Hicka
Marchand School
C. M. Wingart
Edward Grenback
Windber
Christmas visits fill town with family gatherings
Mr and Mrs Floyd Coble and family spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs Chas King. George McMannus and family called on Mrs Mahien Berring er. Dinner guests at the Stanley home included Meade Douglass family and others. Relatives, neighbors, and friends shared Christmas greetings and visits around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Coble
Chas, King
Town
George McMannus J
Cockport
Mahien Berringer
Stanley
Meade Douglass
Martha Vivian
Alverda
Tom
David Douglass
Oureys Run Church Schedule and Christmas Gatherings
Preaching and services at 11 o clock next Sabbath and 10 o'clock Sunday school. Local families and guests visited over Christmas, including Mr and Mrs Carson and friends Flauss Shearer Rising Wiggins Akers McCurdy and Shaner, with a well attended church entertainment last Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. M. Carson
Flauss
John Shearer
Walter Rising
Robert Wiggins
Vandergrift
W. BR. Thomas
Myr
Akey
Delbert Akers
Johnstown
M. D. McClelland
Elderton
Associated Gas and Electric Dividend on Class A Stock
The Board has declared a dividend on Class A Stock at 1/80th of a share or, if elected by the holder with notice by January 11 1932, payable in 1/800th of a share of Preferred Stock at the rate payable February 1 1932 to record holders at close of business December 30 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
C, O'Keeffe
Christmas Guests From Area Gather At Multiple Homes
List of families and individuals from Smicksburg Plumville Plumville McKeesport Dubois and nearby towns who spent Christmas day with relatives including Mrs Belle McLaughlin Mrs Rankin and others. Local church event: St Clair Gospel Band of Olymer to play at Ambrose Baptist church January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Houser
Smicksburg
Harold Johnson
Margaret Louise
Plumville
Eva Jamison
McKeesport
Rex Shriver
Dubois
Dayton
Floyd Bell
Pittsburgh
Tate Streamy
C. T. Ball
St. Clair Gospel Band of
Olymer
Ambrosé Baptist Church
H. M. Little
Anid
Arthur Weaver
John Piarce
Leechburg
Imogene Weaver
Carl ‘Whitsell
Indiana
George, Harvey
Ralph ‘Harvey
Derry
Clay Davis
Anna Mas
Dale Prothero
Home
Clark Davis
Arthur Potter
Gon David
Northine
Fennelton
Hmmett McMillen
Shields McMillen
Social notes from Nicholtown and nearby homes
Mrs Savila Cochran is sick. A party at Clair Burkett's, Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Wright and daughter called at Thomas Lowman's Saturday evening. Willam Hamilton visiting Harvey Sheesley and Clarence Lowman. Spicer family hosted Ellis Oaks Sunday. Clayton Pardee and family called at Ray Lowman's Saturday evening. George W Oaks weekend visit with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Burkett
Frank Wright
Thomas Lowman
Willam Hamilton
Harvey Sheesley
Clarence Lowman
Howard Spicer
Ellis Oaks
Geo. W. Oaks
Clayton Pardee
Ray Lowman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amanda Lukehart
Falls Creek
Nancy Lukehart
Luther J. Lukehart
Enos Lukehart
Oli City
Clair Lukehart
Villa McManus
Mt. Vernon
Lottia Bower
Indianapolis
Ind
William I. Stewart
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cresson
Cherry Tree
Modern
Woodmen of the World
M. B
J. B. McCurdy
Tres M.B
Irwin
Joseph H. Marsh
Joseph Hiram Marsh
J. W. Marsh
James
George
Bairdstown
Stella
Anna
McIntyre
L. J. Faith
Parnassus
Esther
Sarah
Roy
Plum Creek
Chambersville
Georgeville
J. E. Lewis
15Th Street
B. Roy Henley
Apollo
C. J. Hollister
State Department
Health
Ren Larga
Progress Building
Progress Office
Harold L. Cook
Marchand
Troutman
Troutman's
Troutman’s
Indiana, PA
R.W. Wehrle & Co
Berringer
Mra
James Hudson
Genevieve Hudson
Mae King
George King
Garmantown
Lewis Goodlin
Harvey Goodlin
Wandin
Verlo Berringer
Patty Lou
Cordie King
New Jersey
Iva Berringer
Dell. Langham
Norman Stiffler
Norma
George ‘Stiffler
N. G. ‘McAnulty
Barnesboro
N. Berringer
Vallie ‘Coble
Mundys' Corners
Max Fleming
Df’ Hagelett
Elizabeth Rummel
Meade Boring
Clyde Berringer
B. N
G. K. Garman
Oureys Run
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Plum Creek Valley
Nicholtown
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