Response to Christmas Seals A Tuberculosis Campaign
The Indiana Progress reports residents are urged to pay for Christmas seals and support tuberculosis work. President Beryl L. Seannor explains the high costs of delayed diagnosis, longer sanatorium stays, and substantial wage losses, estimating state tuberculosis cases cause multiyillion dollar annual losses and long care needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana County Tuberculosis Society
Philadelphia St
Beryl L. Seanor
Four Million Acres of Farm Woodlands in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg January 7 The farm woodlands of Pennsylvania total about four million acres with half inside the farm production districts. Deputy secretary Dr James Bogardue notes progress since 1900 as farm acreage increases and waste land reforestation grows. Thinning boosts wood yields with fastwood market potential and last year fuelwood use exceeded 1 260 000 cords. The average original forest carries 17 500 board feet per acre plus about ten cords of cordwood after lumber is cut. New auditor E G Rice appointed in Green township succeeding Floyd A Lightner. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers five dollars fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Woodlands
Pennsylvania
James ¥. Bogardue
Department of Forestal and Waters
The Cru sades and A Tale of Two Cities at Ritz Theatre
The Ritz Theatre hosts Cecil B. DeMille history drama The Crusades on Thursday and Friday with Loretta Young and Henry Wilcoxon as Richard the Lion Hearted and Berengaria. A Tale of Two Cities starring Ronald Colman opens Saturday with a large cast, followed by Collegiate starring Joe Penner and Jack Oakie Thursday to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil B. DeMille
Ritz Theatre
Loretta Young
Ttenry Wilcoxon
Richard the Lion- Hearted
Berengaria
Allstar
Ronald Colman
the Rite Theatre
Fane
Sydney Carton
Whimalcal
Sardonic
Brillant Wastrel
Carton
Lucie Manette
Elizabeth Allan
Miss Allan
Edna May Oliver
Reginald Owen
Basil Rathbone
Blanche Yurka
Henry B. Walthall
Donald Woods
Walter Catlett
Mritz Leiber
H. Bb. Warner
Mitchell Lewis
Claude Gillingwater
Billy Bevan
Isabel Jewell
Lucille Laverne
Tully Marshall
Mack Gordon
Harry Revel
Paramount
Joe Penner
Jack Oalkie
Frances Langford
Florida
Songbird
Elizabeth Allen
Jack Oakie
Lions Launch 1936 Activities in Indiana
The Indiana Lions opened 1936 activities with two key appointments. CG Williams became Playground Committee chair and Clarence Swartz head of the Lion Show to be staged at Indiana High School. Rev Pfohl spoke on the year ahead, predicting pivotal global issues, while noting a cautious view on war and urging united sanctions to isolate aggressors. Charles Russ named Pine Township school director to fill a vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfohl
Indiana Lions
Williams
Clarence Swartz
Indiana High School
James Kilgour
Arthur J. Probs
Indiana
Whiteb Rey
Pohl
United States
Asia
Russia
America
Pine Two
Charles Russ
Pine Township
Small Town Appointments and Visits Reported
Uniontown Ford Beringer of Pine Flats was town caller on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Taylor of Marsteller called on their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Allan Pounds here Tuesday evening. Dwight Gressley was a Barnebor0 caller on Tuesday. Miss Louise Lear of Robinson and Miss Marian Johns of Stiffler town were visitors in the Derringer home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Harvey Wise of near Commodore visited her niece Mrs Mahlen Beringer on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Pan Langham of Alton Ohio spent several days with the former's parents Mr and Mrs J A Langham. Mrs James Langham bedridden since Christmas Day not much improved. Large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs Robert Berringey on New Year's Day. Mr and Mrs Carl Greasley of Barnasboro visited the D WH Greasley home Sunday afternoon. ery Pittman of Pine Grove spent weekend with her grandparents Mr and Mrs D H Gresley. G K Garman spent Sunday afternoon at the B N Berringer home. Miss Lustin Wright is employed at Cherry Tree. Mr and Mrs Allen Poundy and family spent weekend with relatives near Westover. Mrs Rex Langham of New Kensington is staying at the Jane Langham home. Sam Postel has returned to work after several weeks with his family here. Glenn Harkins was an Indiana caller on Monday. A new substance for desensitizing teeth has been discovered at Columbia University.
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Uniontown
Ford Beringer
Pine Flats
Taylor
Marstelar
Allan Pounds
Dwight Gressley
Barneaboro
Misa Louise ‘Lear
Robinson
Marian Johns
Stifflertown
GB. N
Commodore
Mahlen Beringer
Pan Langham
Alyon
J. A. Langham
James Langham
Robert Berringey
G. K. Garman
B. N.berringer
Mise Lustin Wright
Cherry Tree
Allen Poundy
Westover
Rex Langham
New Kensington
Janes Langham
Sam Postel
Glenn Harkins
Indiana
Congress Faces a Dual Responsibility
National Chairman Raymond Pitcairn urges Congress to cut public spending as the nation faces a fifty billion dollar debt. He warns taxes will rise and deficits affect workers, families, and future generations, calling for restraint to set a national example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republica
Washington
America
United States
First Dairy Herd Improvement Association December 1935 results
Report shows 29 herds tested by Carl Johnston with 394 cows milking, 40 dry, seven sold for beef, nine for breeders. Top milkers include Torrance Hospital 1103.4 lbs milk and 36.98 lbs fat, County Home 765.5 lbs milk, 25.7 fat, and Tor ranca State Hospital 1103.4 lbs milk, 36.98 fat with 68 milking. Butterfat leaders include I. M. Speedy 649 lbs milk 38.28 fat and H. B. Wetzel 652 lbs milk 38.2 fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Johnston
Torrance Hospital
R.H
Gerhard
C. C. Pollock
W. F. Barkley
R. & Grig
Torranca State Hospi
Weddings of a Week Udlock Wachob Misa Evalyn Wachob
A sequence of wedding notices from Indiana and nearby towns. Evalyn Wachob of Denver marries Rev. Frederick S. Udlock, Clayton Presbyterian pastor, with family ties to Indiana and Connecticut. Lisle Walker marries Marie Lewis in Greensburg with plans to reside in Daugherty Apartments. Gerald Pollock of Dixonville weds Jeannette Lundstrom of Indiana. Knox and Messiner wed in Dubois. all late December to January ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisle H. Walker
Halsey Walker
Marie Lewis
Luther B. Lewis
Indiana
Greensburg
Rev. Campbell
South Greensburg
Walker
Daugherty Apartments
South Ninth Street
Dairy herd test results show top milk and fat producers
Second Dairy Heir Improvement Association reports 1985 test results based on 270 cows milked with 40 cows dry, totaling 310 on test. Top milk producers include W. H. Wood, C. J. Kim, James Patterson, Mart R. Rager, and J C Mohney with milk yields and fat percentages. Butterfat leaders include Mohney, Patterson, Kim, Wood, and Townsend with respective milk, fat figures and milking status. Latest cotton substitute production from wood shows notable gains in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ginter
W. H. Wood
C. J. Kim
James Patterson
Mart R. Rager
J.C. Mohney
J. G. Mohney
Gr. G
Henry Townsend
R.G
Kittanning Presbytery Meet At West Lebanon
Winter session features an address by Rev Eugene Barnard who served as a missionary in Japan The meeting at West Lebanon opens Tuesday January 14 with a 9:00 am forenoon session and ends with an afternoon gathering The program includes foreign missions United Promotion Christian education national mission and realignment of presbyterial boundaries with committee reports and manual adoption
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
Walter Kennedy
Presbytery
Jas
R. BE. Craighead
Committee On Foreign Missions
J. R. 4. Craighead
Eugene Barnard
Japan
D. T. Scott
Committee On Christian Education
H. ©. Prugh
Rev. H.C. Good
S. D. Regester
Mrs. G. Winceimar
National Mission
R. L. Clark
Aurel Oil and Gas Company Surrenders Charters
Notice of dissolution adopted at stockholders meeting held at Arch Street Philadelphia on December 20 1035. Resolution directs president to notify West Virginia Secretary of State and publish dissolution notice weekly for two weeks in a general circulation newspaper in the county of principal office. Attest, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurel Oil and Gas Company
West Nene
ArchiStreet
Thihidelphia
Panasylvania
Uadriel OL and Gas Scommany
West Virginia
Decs Lered
Wate Bts
Fortiudr Whsolved
Jate
Peoples Bank of Clymer Annual Meeting Notice
Notice announces the Peoples Bank of Clymer annual shareholders meeting at the banking house in Clymer Pennsylvania on Monday January 18 1986 from nine to ten in the morning. Election of a Board of Directors for the coming year and other business will be considered. Cashier Lloyd L Houck signs the notice on December 18 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Bank OF Clymer Clymer
Peoples Bank of Clymer
Clymer
Rloyd L. Houck
Administrator's Notice for Alfred Anderson Estate
Ernest Stewart attorney announces letters of administration for the Alfred Anderson estate in Young Township. Creditors must present authenticated claims for settlement and debtors are urged to make prompt payment. Administration dated December 11, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Stewart
Alfred Anderson
Young Township
Emma B. Steele
Blacklick Township
Nolan, McIntiro
Homer City
Annual Meeting Notice of Virginia National Bank
Notice states stockholders of Virginia National Bank in Indiana Pennsylvania will meet at the banking house in the Borough of Indiana on Tuesday January 4 1936 at 2 00 P M to elect directors and conduct other business or adjournments as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgi National Bank
Indiana
Banking
Pennsylvania
Auditor's notice of settlement in Indiana county estate
Peeler and West, attorneys, announce auditor YL Fey appointed by the Orphans Court of Indiana county to settle and report distribution of money in the hands of George W. Fifer as surviving administrator of Anna Tower's estate. The auditor will attend January 24, 1946 at 10:00 A.M. at Peeler and Volt office in Indiana borough for all interested to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Miller
Orphans’ Court of
Indian County
Delux D. Grow
Ta Delos D. Grow
Indiana
Indiana County
Garnet C. Grow
Guld Court
Delos J. Grow
Delos D. Grow
Deloa
Roan
Sigingr & Trust Building
Ih- Mann
Pennsylvania
L. M. Perot
FE. Pierce
Orphans’ Court
Walter Boyer
Aliee Boyer
Clymer
Iborowzh
L. M
Pedo
Sudhor
Tan
Peeler
Fell
Lynn
Sarah Marsh
West Wheatfield Township
L. Gaseben Tan
Peeler & West
George W. Fifer
Anna Tower
Indiana ‘Borough
Peoler & Volt, Savings & Trust Co
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THE
Indiana Progress
Selma
Kremiadi
Green Township
E. G. Rice
Floyd A. Lightner
Board of County Auditors
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Gordon and
Revel
Cookie
RITZ
H. Wilcox
Indiana Theatre
Rochelle Hudson
Cesar Romero
Ken Maynard
Claire Trevor
Ralph Bellamy
DHE
Muskateers
Margo Grahame
Walter Abel
Alice Fay
Ray Walker
Buck Jones
Uncle Dudley
Ed. Everett Horton
Carl Greasley
Barnasboro
Greasley
Ery Pittman
Pine Grove
D. H. Gresaley
Columbia University
First Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Udlock-Wachob
Misa
Evalyn N. Wachob
Denver
Frederick 5
Udlock
Clayton Presbyterian Church
Virginia Wachob
Westport
Conn
Adlock
Presbyterian Church
Town
Walker-Lewis
Pollock-Lundstrom
Gerald Pollock
Dixonville
Jeannette Lundstrom
L. B. Rittenhouse
Melvin Pollock
Axel Lundstrom
Knox-Messiner
R. H. Knox
Rochester Mills
Pearl Messiner
Dubois
Arthur J. Rinker
Knox
Wibher & Ruddock
Attorneya Pluries
Nivorch
James Arthur Motle Nicewonder Veran
Mary ‘Margaret Nicewonger
the Commonwealth of Bontisylvante Lene
Mary Margaret Nicewonger
Mary Mar
Lommon Leas
Mary Margaret Nieuwonger
Weteo
Buulion
Witnens
Cres
Honor Ble Wow
Midge
H. Broom
Sherif
Shera Oflee
Pianayy
Wade i
Jas.w
Arthur Robinson
Germany
West
Lebanon
TVET
Comipany
D. &. Clark
Alice IK
Altman Graying
William E. Graving
Tichitna County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Wether
Willian E. Graving
William I
Alice K. Miman Graying
William E. Grayling
J. N. Linghaul
Y. Tt. Dong
I. ON
Uangham
A. Eugene Wilson
Sheriff's Office
Anderson
Ional Bank
Paul J. Straitiff, der
Elders Ridge
I, M. Long
Avonmore
R.D.1
J. EB. Lewie
South Thirteen Street
M. J. Litainger
Pittsburgh
Indiana Daily Co
V. Kerr
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