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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1930
Page
2
Advance subscription rates set by Moorhead editors and proprietors list pricing at $2.00 for a period with partial figures and botched notation, reflecting pricing changes under MOORSTEAD leadership.
A health official promotes the early bird attitude to disease, urging routine exams and preventive steps. He argues typhoid prevention via pasteurized milk and clean water, early cancer diagnosis, and heart care to catch illnesses before symptoms appear, aiming for longer, healthier lives.
Brushvalley High School will stage the play Oh Kay Friday at 8:00 p m performed by the student cast. The event aims to meet the high standard of past productions and proceeds fund new books for the school.
A large audience attended the Community Sing at Starford M E church on Sunday. The next meeting is set for Commodore on the first Sunday in February. Malcom awarded football letter at Kiski after notable season. A garage and a car burned on Station street around 7 AM, loss about 2000 dollars. Mr. and Mrs. M R Peterman celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a New Year gathering and gifts.
The State Farm Products Show in Harrisburg January 21 22 24 expects 100000 attendees with potential to rise. Cash prizes exceed 10000 with premium lists sent to about 25000. new features aim to educate and attract visitors. Opening talks feature Congressman John C Ketcham while farmers from 12 states attend. Junior department to showcase 1000 youths. exhibits open January 21 at 8 00 am with reduced rail fares for participating groups.
Sagamore youth James Hill, 13, faced serious burns after an incident at Sagamore. The article mentions a Victory Luncheon on January 16 at the Presbyterian church, with tickets available from group leaders or presidents. It also reports relatives traveling to Massillon, Ohio to aid a critically ill sister-in-law, and notes various ad hoc jokes and observations from multiple newspapers.
Harrishure January issue quotes Bruce McCreary deputy secretary of health urging indoor workers to enjoy fresh air and sunshine. He argues that indoor heat and indoor recreation tempt least resistance living, while walking offers year round benefit. He notes seasonal sports like golf and tennis are limited now, and advocates using outdoors and walking to build physical resilience.
County sections aided a Christmas effort for veterans at United States Veterans Hospital Perry Point Maryland with home made candies writing pads and Santa Claus gifts. 76 boxes were packed by county children for service members overseas. A letter from Miss Mary P Boston thanks Indiana County Junior Red Cross for the items and notes how much the patients valued the treats and decorations.
John P. Stroble a former State Police member, aged 42 from Hiannahstown, elected Indiana Borough police chief with a 1920 salary, duties to begin January 15. George L. O Connell not an applicant. assistant salaries increased. new tax collector bond set at 15000. other officers re elected. 1930 appropriations set. livery barn condemned. gas tank move approved. fire plug ordered. fire company to build brick wall.
Report shows reserve fund cash and securities totaling 624,483.25 with assets including bonds, mortgages, judgments, office building, furniture, and other real estate. Noted items include various call loans and loans secured by collateral, alongside ownership of bonds and a listed office property value.
Ledger style notices summarize bank assets and liabilities as of December 1927 and December 1929 for Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank at Black Tick, Pennsylvania and Smicksburg State Bank. Reports list cash, reserves, loans, real estate, deposits, capital, and profits, followed by notary attestations and a stockholders meeting notice.
William E. Mierce auditor announces duties to settle and report distribution of funds from the estate of J B Davis and Albert J Thompson admins Black Lick Township. Hearing at his office Citizens National Bank Side 640 Philadelphia in Indiana PA on January 23, 1980 at 10:00 AM for interested parties. Gilbert Parnell, auditor, December 25, 19__.
Sixteen year old George Kenoskey of near Brushvalley accidentally shot his left arm on Saturday. The pistol discharge broke both bones and caused serious flesh wounds. He was transported to the Indiana hospital for treatment.
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