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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1935

Page

5

Patrons Mutual Reports Gratifying 1934 Year

The Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Co. held its 57th annual meeting in the Court House. President Ladd M. Reitz presided as secretary and treasurer W C Chapman presented figures. Insurance in force stood at 12 532 975 00 with 6 620 725 00 written that year at 4 00 per thousand. Losses were 42 726 61 down 15 128 60 from last year. All losses paid. Officers and directors for Indiana and Jefferson counties to be elected, with incumbents likely to return.

Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Co Court House Ladd M. Reitz Jefferson County W. C. Chapman Diana County B.B. Crawford Smicksburg Indiana Ladd M. Reltz Clover ‘Baughman Indiana County S. T. Kanarr White Township B. B. Crawford

Indiana County Farm Extension Plans For The Year

Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association outlined 1935 activities at a Saturday meeting. President Clyde Hank presided. Clayton Miller was secretary. County Agent Warner and Miss Bessie Owen described generalized programs with co operation from Sheep and Wool Growers, Potato Growers, Fruit Growers, Bull and Cow Testing Associations, Granges and local groups. 4-H and home economics clubs were noted, and a county wide landscaping conference was proposed. Suggestions included rural drama, horse shoe contests, auto tours, field days and expanded extension work across districts.

Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association Clyde Hank Green Township Clayton Miller Co. Kinkie Armatrong Township Indiana Warner Mies Bessie Owen Fruit Growers Association Joseph Nichol White Township James A. Simpson Ward Overdorf Brushvalley Pittsburgh

Clymer Water Company dam near ready for use

The Clymer Water Co dam on Ramsey's Run is practically completed and will soon supply purified water to Indiana residents. Equipment for purification is installed and ready after chemical tests. Supt. Harry W. Pharaoh cited higher than expected water flow and pledged ample supply for emergencies while noting improved water quality since sealing old coal mines reduced contamination in Twolek Creek.

Clymer ‘Water Co Ramey’s Run Indiana Water Company Ramsey's Run Mwollck Creek Ramsey Run Harry W. Pharaoh Twollek Creek Indiana Borough

Mrs Sue E Willard Celebrates 92nd Birthday in Indiana

Mrs Sue H Williard of Indiana will celebrate her 92nd birthday at home on West Philadelphia Street on Thursday. She founded the Williard home and is known in Pennsylvania for work with the Children's Aid Society of Western Pennsylvania and other child welfare movements. The Progress joins friends in greetings.

Sue E. Willard Indiana Sue H. Williard West Philadelphia Williard Pennsylvania Children’s Aid Society

Real Estate Transfers in Montgomery Blairsville and Homer City

A series of transfers recorded including James P Kline to Sarah Kline for a lot in Montgomery township for 1.00, Mary L Horton to Harvey Leonard Mayhoad for a Blairsville lot at 1.09, Indiana County Street Railways Co to Mary L Moorhead for a Cherryhill tract at 15.00, Moorhead to Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp for a Cherryhill tract at 15.00, Co for 2.6 acres in Cherryhill township at 49, Roberta Elizabeth Myers to George F McElroy for a lot in Homer City at 1.00, Joe Radmore to J B Ruffner for property in Montgomery township at 33.87, Ida Ruffner to John Burba for Montgomery township property at 39, Nancy Fleming to W C Fleming for 120 acres in Armstrong township at 1.00.

James P. Kline Sarah Kline Montgomery Township Mary L. Horton Harvey Leonard Mayhoad Blairsville Indiana County Street Railways Co Mary L. Moorhead Cherryhill Township Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation Roberta Elizabeth Myers George F. McElroy Homer City Joe Radmore J. B. Ruffner Ida Ruffner John Burba Nancy Fleming W. C. Fleming Armstrong Township

Former Indiana Men Probation in Federal Case

Jacob Gordon Harold Berney and Nathan L Nesselson formerly of Indiana were discharged on probation for two years by Federal Judge F P Schoonmaker. They had been indicted for concealing property valued 25000 to 40000 from the receiver and trustee of Gordon's Stores Inc a bankrupt firm in 1921.

Pittsburgh Jacob Gordon Harold Berney Nathan L. Nesselson Indiana F. P. Schoonmaker

Blairsville Girl Pilot Completes First Flight in Florida

Mary Jane Wilkinson aged 17 daughter of Mrs G M Wilkinson of Blairsville spent winter with her mother in St. Petersburg Florida and completed her first solo flight after under nine hours of instruction she is hailed as the youngest girl pilot in Florida.

Blairsville Mary Jane Wilkinson G. M. Wilkinson Blairaville St. Petersburg Fla Florida

Judge Rutherford to Broadcast Coast to Coast Sunday

Judge Rutherford to make a coastto-coast radio broadcast from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles California on Sunday at 12 30 P M EST Local residents may listen via short wave station W8XK Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

Judge Rutherford Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium Cal Pittsburgh

Indiana High Defeats Blairsville In Annual Rivalry

Indiana High School defeated Blairsville High 29 to 24 in Blairsville on Tuesday night. Indiana reserves also won their game 14 to 42 against Blairsville reserves.

Indiana High Blairsville Indiana High School Blainsville High Indiana Reserves

County Tax Levy for 1985 to Remain Same as Last Year

Indiana County Board of Commissioners organized for 1935 re electing H Albert Raleigh as president and John B Flenniken as secretary. The budget was discussed with no increase in the 1934 levy likely and possible cuts doubtful. About half of tax money funds sinking fund interest and outside poor relief costs rise about $1000 monthly. Exemptions total roughly one mill on county real valuation.

Indiana County Board of Commissioners H. Albert Raleigh John B. Flenniken Commissioners Office

Cupid on a Strike Delays Local Marriage Licenses

The Register's office reports no marriage licenses issued since January 3. Fog in the eastern region and a holiday rush are blamed by some, while others joke Cupid used up his darts. Registrar W. BR Calhoun proposes a plan to boost the marriage business.

Cupid Register Court House Reg Lister W. BR Calhoun

Indiana County Bar Association Elects Former Officers

The Indiana County Bar Association met at the Court House on Monday morning and re elected former officers. Officers listed include Chancellor Hon. 8 M Jack Vice Chancellor John A Scott Secretary Hon Elder Peeler Treasurer W C Chapman and Censors Harry W Fee David Blair Georges J Fell.

Indiana County Bar Association Court House M. Jack John A. Scott Elder Peeler W. C. Chapman Harry W. Fee David Blair Georges J. Fell Gilbert 8. Parnell Jas.l. Jack Jas.l. Jack; County Library ‘Committee Jas. W. Mack B. E. Creps

Borough Council Tackles Finances and Fire Gear

The January borough meeting focused on finances and funding the 1935 budget. Fire Association asked for 500 feet of hose and other equipment. Lightcap Electric authorized to repair fire bells and service signals at firehouse homes. Three injured in South Bend auto crash in serious condition. Rev. Charles Van Winkle of Pittsburgh, William H. Van Winkle 32 of New Kennington, and Robert Zimmerman 41 of Leechburg were hospitalized. Clyde Salisbury 17 of New Kensington was slightly injured and returned home.

Borough Conncil Fire Association Fire Company South Bend Charles van Winkle Pittsburgh Wm. H. van Winkle New Kennington Robert Zimmerman Leechburg South Hend Indiana Hospital Clyde Salisbury New Kensington

Registrar Calhoun’s Stolen Car Recovered Near New Castle

The 1930 Chevrolet coach belonging to Register and Recorder W. R. Calhoun, stolen from Court Place on New Year’s Eve, has been recovered near New Castle. The car sustained no damage, and only an umbrella and ash tray remained missing.

Register and Recorder W. R. Calhoun Court Place New Castle

John Smith Heads County Auditors Board

John Smith was chosen president and Luther Williams secretary of the county auditors board when they organized on Monday morning. Harry A. Nichol is the other member. The annual task of auditing the county accounts was started by the board shortly after the organization.

John Smith Board of

Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Notices

Shelton T. Shultz and Catherine J. Engle listed as a marriage license pair, along with Charles Arthing Burne and Adeline Virginia Juart, in the Creekelde Home area records. The brief item notes license actions for these couples.

Shelton T. Shultz Stafford Catherine J. Engle Clymer R.D Charles Arthing Burne Creekelde Adeline Virginia Juart Home

PERSONAL BREVITIES Tells of local residents' travels and visits

R F Webb of South Thirteenth Street spent last week in Chicago. Mrs Ella Hamphill of Pitcairn visited her niece Mrs Alice Shetler. Miss Neilie Nealer returned to St Xavier Academy after holidays. Mrs R J Wisner and daughter Shirley of Jeannette visited Rose Rice in Oakland. Mrs Ida Brown and daughter Gladys of South Sixth Street spent ten days with friends in Akauippa and Swissvale. Various Indiana callers and students returning to school including Paul Reed and Thomas Ellis.

R. F. Webb South Thirteenth Street Chicago Tienoia Ella Hamphill Pitcairn Alice Shetler Town Misa’ Neilie Nealer St. Xavier Academy R. J. Wisner Shirley Jeannette Rose Rice Oakland Avenue Ida Brown Gladys Philadelphia William Pottsville Elmer New York City Eleanor Gordon M. C. Gordon North Eighth Street Vassar College Mary Elizabeth Ellis Elmer Pills Church Street Mary Baldwin School Indiana Progress Office Paul Reed Washington & Lee University Thomas Ellis John Hopkins ‘University Harry Lydick Cherryhill Township Indiang Hospital Bruce Wagner Donald Dickie Donald, Jr Hast Church Street Robert Nemo Nanty-Glo Mary W. Stewart Alex M. Stewart North Seventh Street Art Students League Frank B. Cunningham Wayne Sok Seb State Department of Highwaya Charleston W. Va George Cunningham David Thompson KR. D Indiana Visjters Progresa Fink Erma Greenlee CG. K. Greenlee North Ninth Street Belle Mead N. J Belle Mead Sanitarium Arthur Hanna South Bend Martha Thomas R. D Edna Henga

Big Screen Hits Coming to the Rita in January

Ritz Theatre manager Wallace Nordby unveils a January schedule of major films for three weeks. Highlights include Here Is My Heart with Bing Crosby and Kitty Carlisle. Babes in Toyland with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. Helldorado with Richard Arlen and Madge Evans. Mighty Barnum with Wallace Beery. David Copperfield starring W C Fields and Lionel Barrymore. County Chairman with Will Rogers. Forsaking All Others starring Robert Montgomery, Joan Crawford and Clark Gable.

Wallace Nordby Ritz Bing Wrosby Kitty Carlisle Stan Laure Oliver Hardy Richard Arlen Madge Evans Barnum Wallace Beery David Copperfield W. C. Fielda Lionall Barrymore Will Rogers Robert Montgomery Joan Crawford Clark Gable

New Farm Census Opens 1985 Details Pennsylvania Farms

The 1935 Pennsylvania census of agriculture begins in the new year as the first detailed tabulation since 1930. Authorities urge farm owners to cooperate, noting results will inform future policy and that data remain confidential. Also noted are sentences for Milltown men in larceny cases and a thick regional fog delaying transport.

Pennsylvania Commonwealth Census Bureau

Local College Student Leonard Thomas Found Dead

Leonard B. Thomas a 20 year old junior in the Commercial Department of Indiana State Andors College was found dead by roommates in his fraternity house on College avenue at noon Friday. Postmortem findings cited paralysis and brain congestion due to convulsion as the cause. He was a Punxsutawney high school graduate of 1932 and son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas of Markton Jefferson county. He leaves a brother and two sisters. Funeral services were held at An ilea Brothers church in Markton with interment in the church cemetery.

Leonard BE. Thomas Fraternity House Anilea Brothern Markton Church Cemetery Indiana State Andors College College Avenue Thoring Lloyd Thomas Jefferson County Punxsutawney Junilor

Workman Loses Arm in High Voltage Accident

John Irvin a 21 year old Indiana resident underwent an operation for amputation of his left arm after a December 27 electric contact with a Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co high tension line. He was knocked from the pole and is reported in favorable condition at the Indiana hospital.

John Irvin Indiana R. D Indiana Houspital Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company

Court Refuses Ritz Theatre Sale to Baum for 97800

Judge J N Langham denied the executors of Mrs Adda P Witkin permission to sell the Ritz Theatre for 97800 and to lease the Indiana Theatre to Maurice Baum of State College. The order allowed publication seeking permission to sell Ritz and Indiana theatres to Monessen Amusement Company for 220000. Rumors of a sale are false. the Ritz remains under Wallace Nordby management.

J. N. Langham Adda P. Witkin Ritz Theatre Maurice Baum State College Indiana Theatre Baum Ritz Monessen Amusement Company Wallace Nordby

Early Auto Inspection Aims to Remove Defective Cars

Harrisburg reports that 136 cars out of service due to mechanical condition caused fatal accidents in the first 11 months of 1934. The Division of Safety urges early inspection of Pennsylvania vehicles. The 1936 program runs January 1 to March 31 with stickers required after March 31. Immediate repairs and inspection protect owners and occupants in winter, the danger period. John Nynak, 52, of Lucerne Mines, seriously injured in a fall at home, remains unchanged at Indiana Hospital.

Harrisburg Division of Safety Pennsylvania John Nynak Lucerne Mines Indiana Hospital Nynak

Clymer Councilman Resigns From Borough Board

Clymer councilman A. BP Tate, a four year member, resigned at the regular meeting citing private business pressures. Mrs. Witbur Wetzel of Philadelphia returned home Saturday after Hollidays with her parents in Brushvalley. she was escorted by Wendell Wolzell a University of Philadelphia student and by Mr. and Mrs Reichmiller of Starford and Miss Carrier Lydie of Taylorsville was among Indiana visitors today renewing her subscription with Mrs Reichmiller accompanying her.

Clymer A. BP Tate

300000 may attend state farm show

Harrisburg Jan 8 The nineteenth annual Pennsylvania Farm Show opens in Harrisburg on January 21 for five days. Attendance is expected to exceed 300000, with exhibits in 10 departments and a record poultry display of 4151 birds. Local farmers are urged to bring corn wool potatoes small grains maple products apiary products and home economics items to the county extension office for display. Several local entries will be shown across poultry and other classes.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Light America County Agricultural Extension Office

Two Clairsville youths named for state band tryout

James Schaffer and Harry Flack from Blatraville high school were chosen as flute players in the high school band. The ensemble will perform at Ebensburg on February 7 8 and 9 before renowned musicians who will officially select State Band members. The Pennsylvania Band Masters Association sponsors the event with a summer state band in Allentown.

Clairsville James Schaffer Harry Flack Blatraville High School Ebensburg Pennsylvania Band Master’s Association Allentown

First 1935 Fishing License Issued Here

County treasurer C C McLain sues for the first 1935 fishing license issued to W E Oakes, lumber dealer of Clymer. Licensing now available at the treasurer office.

W. OE. Oakes Clymer C. C. McLain W. E. Oakes

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