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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1931

Page

4

Recent Deaths A. Wilcott Johnston of Armagh

A Wilcott Johnston aged 69 died after months of illness at his Johnstown home. He had lived in Johnstown since 1919 and worked for the state highway department as caretaker of routes 223 and 625. Survived by wife Carren L Brendinger and three sons Stephen, David, Maurice, plus four grandchildren and sister May Kathryn Sutton. Funeral held at home with burial in Johnstown cemetery.

A. Eliott. Johnston A. Wilcott Johnston Armagh Johnstown State Highway Department Stephen A. Johnston Buena Vista Furnace Brush Valley Arvagh School Board Carere L. Brendinger David A. Johnston Maurice B. Jelinaten Jownstown May Kathryn Sutton Coraopos Bethany Presbyterian Church D. M. Lyle

Larry Ramsay and the Lostwithiel Beads Rescue

Larry Ramsay wanders from New York aboard the Galatia bound for Plymouth and Havre. A chance encounter in Lostwithiel with a distressed girl whose beads are tangled in a garden hedge leads him to perchance a daring rescue aided by his poised wit and a commanding umbrella. The tale blends travel longing, memory of a lost love, and chance at a quaint English village turning into a moment of heroism.

Arry Ramsay Seven Seas Larry Galatia Plymouth Havre New York England London Cornwall Lostwithiel Lostwith-eal Innes Ocean Lner Plymouth Harbor Singland Larry Ramsay Larry S

Pasteurization Defined in Historic Text

A historical note defines pasteurization as heating raw milk to a specified temperature for a set period, then rapidly cooling to a lower temperature. The text mentions a range around 145 degrees and a long duration before rapid cooling, illustrating early descriptions of the process.

Memorial notices and obituaries from Homer City area

The week closed with funeral services and interments for Samuel Bruno 27 of Homer City after a mining accident near Monessen. Jane Kunkle 85 of Kellysburg, G D Munshower 37 of Blairsville, Kathryn Henry 69 of Torrance, Levi Smeltzer 77 of South Bend Township, E B Clawson Turtle Creek, Sarah H Black Pittsburgh, William C Reed Portland, and Susie Bernardo Smyers Town are remembered with service details and family survivors.

Pinchot Proposes Large Budget For Pennsylvania

Governor Pinchot's budget requests total 188,097,829 for the coming biennium with a possible 29,000,000 balance. He projects education to receive 91,890,975 and welfare 46,566,162 including 3,760,000 for Mothers Assistance. He outlines taking over 20,000 miles of township roads, a 75,000 mile total system, with 25 to 27% in each county. He notes highway revenue cuts, unemployment relief plans, and a push to speed construction using March funding. He also calls for reform of gasoline tax collection and upgrades in aviation and state facilities.

Pinchot Pennsylvania Department of Highways Tisher Department of Public Instruction Welfare, Health Military Affairs Pymatuning State College Greater Pennsylvania Council Philadelphia

Americanization Schools Discussed by New Century Club

Mrs. M. J. Walsh of the State Teachers College spoke on Americanization Schools to the New Century Club on Monday evening. A musical program preceded the address by Miss Laura M. Rensberg of the State Teachers College with piano accompaniment by Miss Mary St. Clair King.

New Century Club M. J. Walsh State Teachers’ College Laura M. Rensberg State Teachers College Mary St. Clair King

Sabbath schedule and local calls in Clarksburg area

Clarksburg notes list Sabbath services at 9:45 and 9:16 pm next Sunday, with Mary Speedy and others visiting Saltsburg and nearby homes. Various families including Coleman, Waddle, Dunlap, Fulton, Rose, Compton, Cribbs, and Jewell Station residents are recorded as Sabbath guests and visitors across Saltsburg, Derry, Indiana, and Pittsburgh areas. Continuous social visits, prayer meeting at Foster Parks, and local transacts are noted.

Momber Mary Speedy Saltsburg Mary Betty Jack Keeley Harry Coleman Wilber Coleman C. C. Walker James Waddle Coral Dorothy Robertson Jewell Station J. G. Moorhead Wilbur Coleman Saltsbury Foster Parks Mary Elizabeth Jewell Lela Compton Indiana Loyd Gulick Ralph Donahey M. A. Fulton Pittsburgh R. N. Coleman Harry Ferguson Irvin Shannon Ferguson

Weekend visitors and social calls sweep through Plum Orber Valley

Miss Rebecca Blue, Lloyd Bell and Thelma Bell from Pittsburgh and Salinburg visit the Bell home. Quilting at Mrs. Arley Brady’s draws several locals and Indiana visitors. Neighbors and kin attend gatherings in Kenwood and surrounding towns with multiple calls and outings noted through the week including WTA meeting at 2700 o'clock.

Rebecca Blue Lloyd Bell Pittsburgh Thelma Bell Salinburg C. T. Bell W. ©. Jamison J. M. Rankin George McMillen Arley Brady Harry Wadding Ruth Indiana Harry Rankin Harry Jamison Sloan Harold Johnson Margaret Louise W. C. Jamison Harry Hullighan Sagamore Joe Potts Mae A. Brewer Graceton Sam Potts BH. G. McMillen Monay Miriam Winifred Hil Mary McLoughlin Harry

Local Social Roundup and Obituary Report

Sabbath visitors from Zions Valley and nearby towns fill homes in the Matson, Long, and Anderson families. Adam Painter plans a fruit growing venture after apple tree work. Leroy Smeltzer, an elderly Girty resident, dies and is buried. Blairsville men Graff and Craighead elected directors at the Latrobe coal mining institute. next meeting set for Blairsville.

Blairsville C. B. Ross Coal Mining Institute Latrobe F. Malcolm Graff

Plum Creek Community Notes and Locals

Mrs. T Q Kimmel was homebound with a bad cold this past week. Farmers and their wives from the area attended a cooperative meeting at Shelodta on Thursday. The Ladies Aid served a fine dinner in the new United Presbyterian church there. The Reefer and Altman families visited Ralph Ramer's home Sunday. Lucius Rearick stayed several days with Mrs. Kimmel. Irwin Reefer and family attended a relative's funeral at Miit tanning. Lee Kimmel and Lloyd Reefer traveled to Ohio after Mrs. Kimmel’s brother-in law was hurt in an automobile accident. Lloyd Reefer and family visited with their parents, the Houser family, on Sunday evening.

Plum Creek T. Q. Kimmel Farmers Co-Operative Shelodta Ladies’ Aid Society New United Presbyterian Church Gettus Reefer Ward Reefer Arthur Altman Ralph Ramer Lucius Rearick T. Q.cimmel Irwin Reefer Miittanning Lee Kimmel Ohio

Smyrna Church Services and Local Visits

Rev Clark will preach at Smyrna Place Sabbath at 11 o'clock. Charles Grape and daughter Nellie of Troutville visited Norman Burkett and family. Lester Hamilton, from Dayton, spent Sabbath with his parents. Olive Hamilton visited R B Nichol and family. Ada Jane and Rachael Hamilton of Indiana spent the weekend at home. Mrs Norman Burkett visited Mr and Mrs Charlie Moorhead on Tuesday. Clark Bair and wife and Pearl Hall of Indiana called on Harvey Hall. R B Nichol was a business caller in Indiana Thursday. John Sutton aged 13, son of Mr and Mrs Robert S Sutton of Water street, recovering from emergency appendicitis operation in Indiana hospital. condition favorable.

Robert Long Emma Matson Anderson Knox Long Roy Long Baby Adam Painter South Bend Clyde Walker Apollo Frank Matson Lea Anderson H. W. Klingensmith Leechburg Matson George Beighley John Wasson Mildred Long Alvin Miller Carl Anderson Vandergrift Mr. Anderson Leroy Smeltzer Girty Clark Charles Grape Nellie Troutville Norman Burkett Lester Hamilton Dayton Olive Hamilton Nichol Familly Ada Jane Rachael Hamilton Indiana Charlie Moorhead Clark Bair Pearl Hall Harvey Hall John Robert S. Sutton Waterstreet Indiana Hospital

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Elizabeth MccLeister Elizabeth Crawford McLeister Horace Kinter Marion Center Kinter Shelocta United W. T. Anderson Rawal Pindu India H. B. Anderson Hinton W. Va William Fails Leetonia Johns Armstrong Township White Church Uniontown Green Township Clark Samuel Johns James J Katherine (Scheckler) Johns New Florence Abbie (Garman) Johns Harry Johns J. K. Ross Albert R. Walker White Township Wilmer Wallie Johns Town Harvey James Bolivar Grandi Dow Johns Jacob Hudson James Langham Mare Hn Pittman Jwourty Emma Caddick Quincy David Lothard Thomas Cadilick Oil City Middle West J. Wilse McCartney Mary Allisgon George W. Lockard Charles Lockard Albert J. Lockard Clairmont Ills Delmont Lockard Bella McCombs Harry P. Baylor Bellefonte John Paddicord Brushyalley Township Homer City James McCombs Cleveland John Johnston Williams Johnston Lomer City J. 8. McCombs Sunbury John Peddivord California Hulda Melissa Emma Peddicord By Leete Stone Serre Copyright Greenwood Cemetery Samuel Bruno Lucerne St. Bernard Church All Town van Meter Monessen Hig Andrew Bruno Joseph and Anthony Bruno Mra Mary Narrone Dominick Bruno Nanty-Glo Carmen Bruno Frances Passera Jane Kunkle Washington Church Kellysburg Washington Presbyterian Church Michael Kunkle Phillip C. G. Shields Ieay Kellysburg Cynisca Condron Punxsulawney G. D. Munshower G. D. Munstower Memorial Hospital Gillia Willard Bertha Culp Laura McClarren Frances Willard Myrtle Simpson New Flovence Robert Willard Pittspurgh John Willard Harrison City Clark Willard Garrick Reuben Willard Duncanwood Kathryn Henry Daniel P. Henry Torrance John F Columbus, O Thomas Derry William L Brookville Kathryn Neil Sue Moses Rosanna Clark Nellie Hoffman Mary A. Henry Levi Smeltzer Elderton South Bend Township Armstrong County Melvin and Owens Todd Cochrans Mills Christopher Shaffer Roam Brick Church Samuel Smeltzer Lawn BE. B. Clawson E. B. Clawson Emma Penrose Turtle Creek West Wheatfield Township Andrew Penrose Tess Lichtenfels George Montgomery Sarah H. Black Robert C Mary H. Black Pacific Avenue M Bible School William C. Reed Clifford Reed Portland Ore Edward George Thomas W Charles B Myrtle Luna Reed Reed Oakland Avenue Frank Bernardo Susie Bernardo Smyerstown Union Church of Rossiter Lewis Elizabeth Vedasso J. H. Lewis 13Th Street Roy Henry Clarksburg Plum Orber Valley Harris Coble Near Cherry Tree F. B. Smith Orley McCombs Akron Zenas Hines Blaine and Vanova Bernice Anthony Harrisburg Matilda Gibson F. GB. Smith Gladys, Ford, Jr Billy Jack Conrad Sloppy Kenwood W. ©. T. A Hifie Amond Zions Valley Troutman’s People’s Shoe Store Pexinsylvanis Smyrna
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