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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1933

Page

5

Thomas W Farren Dies in Lisbon Truck Accident

Thomas W Farren 23 was killed in Lisbon Ohio while helping to operate a freight truck for William Craig of Parkwood. He left home Tuesday with the truck and was found between a trailer and the truck. Survived by parents Asa C and Mrs. Farren of Sheloca four brothers Carl yle Herbert Paul and Clarence and a sister Anna Mary. Funeral arrangements by Robinson Funeral Home.

Thomas Walker’ Farren Asa C. Farren Sheloca Lisbon William Craig Parkwood Farren Carlyle Herbert Paul Clarence Farren Anna Mary Farren Herbert C. Farren Philadelphia Robinson Funeral Home Robinson

90th Birthday Celebration Brings Family Reunion in Shelocta

Mrs. Sarah B. Henderson celebrated her 90th birthday at Curry Run in Shelocta with a large family gathering. Born January 8, 1843 near South Bend, she has ten children and received a fine bathrobe as a gift. The event featured a bountiful dinner and grandchildren singing Happy Birthday. Other items include tributes to county officials on their birthdays.

Sarah B. Henderson Ira J. Sell Curry Run Shelocta Sell Grandma Henderson J. A. Miller Janet North Apollo J. F. Henderson F. Henderson Mary Elizabeth Thomas Schaeffer Betty Ellen Thomas, Jr Apollo Walter R. King Haren I. J. Sell Geraldine Robert Willard Clark Ruth Betty Jean Sell L. M. Henderson South Bend

Senator Bennett Joins Eight Senate Committees

State Senator Edward A. Bennett enters his first term and is named to eight Senate committees including Corporations, Education, Exposition and Fair, Forestry, Games and Flaheries, Library, Public Grounds and Buildings and Public Printing.

Bennett Senate Edward A. Bennett Town

Plumville Man Among 58 State Employees Dismissed

Paul W. Douds of Plamville was among 58 state workers let go this week from the Revenue department at a salary of 1680. Most dismissals occurred in the Highway Department as rural road construction reduced technical staff. Judge J N Langham appointed J L Amond to Pine township road supervisor to fill the vacancy after the death of George Fetterman. County treasurer C C McLain reported 1835 dog licenses written by noon, and 12 of the 1988 fishing licenses were issued.

Plumville Paul W. Douds Plamville Revenue Department Department of Highways J. N. Langham J. L. Amond Board of Pine Township George Fetterman C. C. McLain Homer Bence Mil George Fetter Man

Findley Heshbon Barn Fire Destroys Livestock and Crops

Bert Findley near Heshbon lost his barn and crops when a fire about 11:00 at night burned the structure and livestock. Findley was painfully burned trying to save a team of horses. the loss is partly covered by insurance. In Young township, John Stolish’s barn and contents were also destroyed by fire last week.

Mr. Findley Bert Findley Heshbon Young Township John Stolish

Sunday School Efficiency Conference Head January 15

Walter J Myers secretary of State Association will attend an Indiana County Sabbath School Association meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church Indiana on Wednesday afternoon and evening January 18. The program starts at 2:00 pm with lunch at 5:30 pm and an evening session at 6:30 pm. County and district officers are urged to attend.

Walter J. Myers State Association M. E. Church Indiana County Sabbath School Association Methodist Episcopal Church of Mary B. Mrvin Xenia Royal Temperance Legion Presbyterian Church Indiana W. GC T. U W.C

Patrons Mutual Holds 55th Annual Meeting Today

Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Co of Indiana County convenes its 55th annual meeting in the Court House. Morning session covers secretary W C Chapman annual report and industry challenges. five directors will be elected in the afternoon, three from Indiana and two from Jefferson counties, after which the new board selects the secretary.

Indiana County Jefferson County Mutual Fire Insurance Co Court House W. C. Chapman

Real Estate Transfers In Banks Indiana and Blairsville

Logan Trust Co transfers 83 acres to Orin Timblin in Banks for 1000 dollars. Timblin sells 33 acres in Banks to I C Huffman for 2.50. Burgess sells Blairsville lot to Baughmans Sons for 200. Uber transfers Homer City lot to Elsie B Kelly for 160. Borland sells Indiana lot to Grace Williams for 100. Roof sells Center lots to O B Kunkle for 58.90. McCreight sells Indiana lot to Wilson Fiscus for 1. Samuel Brilhart sells 24 acres in E Mahoning to Kenneth T Neely for 700. Heinz sells HB Wheatfield tracts to Karl Ludwig for 1.00.

Kunkle Center J. Blaine McCreight Wilson Fiscus Indiana Samuel Brilhart Kenneth T. Neely E. Mahoning Frank Heinz Karl F. Ludwig Wheatfield

State to Prosecute All Misuse of Relief Food Orders

Harrisburg Jan 10 The state will prosecute all cases of misuse of relief board food orders, Attorney General William A Schnader said. He cited the Philadelphia case of Harry Reingold and warned similar actions will be pursued. Reingold is held in $4,000 bail on charges of fraudulent conversion, larceny and forgery tied to misused food orders.

Harrisburg Relief Board William A Schnader Philadelphia Harry Reingold Schnader Roberts Reingold

Indiana county to send strong turnout to state farm show

Indiana County will be well represented at the Pennsylvania State Farm Show in Harrisburg January 16 to 29 with at least three residents on the program and several exhibitors. Speakers include Clayton Miller of Creekside and BR Stutzman of Wheatfield township. N A Steffy of Marion Center will enter the horse shoe pitching contest. 4-H members will exhibit potatoes. the Dairy Cooperative shows lead to top milk awards. special lodging, parking, and reduced fares are arranged for visitors.

Big Leven Indiana County Harrisburg John WH. Light Clayton Miller Creekalde Indiana County Sheep and Wool Growers Marion Center United States Dairymen’s ‘Co-operative Sales Association R. L. Boucher Green Township Harrisburg Chamber of ‘Commerce Ghow Warner Pennsylvania Potato Growers’ Association State Horticultural Association State Vegetable Growers’ Association

Aunt Sue Willard Celebrates Ninety Years in West Philadelphia

Mrs Sue B Willard of West Philadelphia Street affectionately known as Aunt Sue marked her ninety birthday on Tuesday. Relatives friends and co workers from the Court House sent greetings and flowers as thousands of her "children" wished her well. Out of town relatives attending included Sue Jean Fay and her daughter Mrs George Dahler Mr and Mrs Roy Rimmel and Charles Hiles of Pittsburgh.

Sue B Willard Sue B. Williard Philadelphia Pennsylvania Sue Williard Sue Jean Fay George Dahler Roy Rimmel Charles Hiles Pittsburgh

Welfare Association Annual Meeting in Indiana County Court House

The Welfare Association of Indiana County schedules its annual meeting for Saturday afternoon February 11 at 2:30. A nominating committee is named including Mrs Mary Black Rhodes Mrs James W Mack William Ruddock and Miss Laura J Wiggins. Urgent clothing and shoe donations are requested at Welfare Association headquarters with pickup arranged by calling 165.

Welfare Association Welfare Association of Indiana County Court House Mary Black Rhodes James W. Mack William Ruddock Laura J. Wiggins

Indiana News Personal Briefs Roundup and Accidents

Ralph and Harry McCreary are home from a two week business trip in New York. Attor neys L. Murray Peeler A. J. Musser and Dr B. F. Coe spent the weekend at Atlantic City. Several locals vacationed in Thirteenth street and Marmara. A Coast Guard officer on leave returned to South Carolina. Local girl Winifred Donahue was treated for facial lacerations after a crash at Fifth and Philadelphia streets. Coal and county bond news also appear with details on damages, investigations, and interest payments. Paul L Orr, a former Indiana boy, returned from Europe after eleven months with Westinghouse Electric.

Ralph and Harry McCreary Town New York L. Murray Peeler A. J. Musser B. F. Coe Atlantic City Kenneth Rutherford Thirteenth Street Miorda Audley Mabon Raston Charles ‘Russell Tarrigburg Walter Black Alfred William Stiteler West Mahoning Township David Will Vernon Fritchman Philadelphia Philadelphia Last Week. Mrs. Adda P. Bikin Washington, D. C Helen Theiss George H. Elliot Squire J. A. Huey Roy Garman Rogalter Indiana R. L. Armstrong E. B. Clawson Blacklick Township Juientenant Kirby Gile United States Coast Guard South Carolina James Buchheit Edward JC. Buchheit South Seventh Street Detroit University James L., Peterman Wayne Avenue Pittsburgh Glenn Gipsy Ord Colgan Clymer EB. G. Tyger Trimble Colgan S. R. Hine Esther Hine Elders Ridge Hine Progress Office Winifred Donahue Indiana Hospital J. W. Griffith Fifth Harold Kunkle Creekside Sarah Orr Willet Europe Paul L. Orr J. L. Orr Germany France England Spain Italy Switzerland Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company

County Medical Society Meeting at Indiana Country Club

The Indiana County Medical Society will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Indiana Country Club on Thursday at 6 30 p m. Speakers include Dr F J Kelam and Dr Colwell. Officers for the new year will be elected. The Ladies Auxiliary will hold a dinner meeting at the Yellow Lantern Tea Room that same evening.

County Medical Society Indiana County Medical Society Indiana Country Club F. J. Ke’lam Town Colwell Pittsburgh Yellow Lantern Tea Room

Weldon Lad Seriously Injured in Town Car Collision

Ernest youth Thomas Weldon was struck by a car driven by Dr. C. M. Smith at Plumvilla on Monday night. He was hospitalized in Indiana, listed in fair condition today. The driver did his utmost to avoid the accident. The days are getting longer.

Weldon Thomas Weldon Ernest Plumvilla C. M. Smith

Marriages in Blairsville area include several unions

A string of local marriages is listed with bride and groom names, residences, and occupations. Robingson Stephens wed Charles Wesley Robinson in Washington Street. Lesi Ferguson and Sarah Ruth Young married in Blairsville. John Leslie Ferguson wed Sarah Ruth Young in Burrell Township. McKinney Beatty pair tied the knot in Indiana and Whitesburg. Hala Chappell joined Russell Hala. Forster Steele tied the knot in Whitesburg. Floyd Fisher and Stella Mc Millen married in Arcadia. Joseph Lutsko Jr. and Anna Tapto wed in Stafford.

Robert Goebert Johnstown Mildred Byroade Lloyd BH. Fisher Glen Campbell Stella M. McMillen Arcadia George A. ‘Prushnok Saree Spangler Betty C Platko Stafford Joseph W Lutsko Heilwood Anne Lipto Marstellar Russel Hula Sarah L. Chap Ernest Robert N. McKinney Indiana Mary O. Beatty Charles W. Robinson Rural Valley Moe E. Stephens Meee Wayne Harold Brown Clymer Bessie Dora Fullerton Clymer Mra. L. V. Rabingon Rura Valley WWSW Pitts‘burgh Blairsville Electrical Engineering University of Pittsburgh New York Road School Lesi Ferguson Sarah Ruth Young Blairaville Blafraville United Presbyterian Manse R. E. McClure John Young California State Teachers’ College Washington County C. D. Ferguson Binksville Overlund Tampa Florida Ferguson Farm

October Marriage Announced in Local Church

Mr and Mrs R A Sutton of Ernest announce the marriage of their daughter Margaretta to Edward Segner of town on October 20 at Einest Catholic church. Segner is with Edwards Motor Company. Margaretta worked for Mahoning Supply Co in Lucerne. They will reside at 647 Clark Avenue after January 15.

R. A. Sutton Ernest Margaretta Edward Segner Einest Segner Edwards Motor Company Mahoning Supply Company Lucerne Clark Avenue

Indiana County Women Spend Vast Sum On Beauty

A nationwide study cited by Alma Regina Clark of the National Beauty Institute measures Indiana county women spending about 670525 dollars yearly and 8329665 hours to maintain appearance. The average American woman spends 365 hours annually and 25 dollars on cosmetics with large monthly totals for creams, soaps, powders, and rouge. The data cover women 16 and older across the nation.

Indiana Aliee Regina Clark National Beauty Institute Chicago Mina Clark Miss Clark

Free Scholarships Aid 12 High School Students in Indiana County

Free scholarships provided by International Correspondence Schools help about thirty two high school students mainly from Indiana County balance regular studies with extra credit work. Two graduates, Tony Lukste and George A Licht, completed auto course and reading shop blueprints respectively.

Hirty Indiana County H. T. George Town International Correspondence Schools Tony Lukste Momer City George A. Licht Dilltown Chas.c. Bracken Barnesboro John Bashisia Blacklick Louis Nagy Brushvalley Bar Smith Blairsville Jas Simpson Charry Tree Ralph Konarr Carrollstown Anthony Raffa Commodore Abbott Hickalk Clymer Walter Molesity Derry Mary Ploravant Russell Brubaker Dayton Penn Ron Julius Papson Patton John Samelsberger Plumville Charlotte Rearict Rural Valley Luella Murrell Sagamore John Rodbar Spangler Jas. Doran Saltsburg Martha Shearer Wintondale Andrew Harbar

Two Brothers Die Within Hours In McGees Mills Community

Double funeral services were held for J. Russell McGee and Bridge McGee life long McGees Mills residents and farmers. J Russell died at 70 from diabetes Wednesday at 6 20 a.m. Bridge died Wednesday night at 9 p.m. Surviving siblings noted, with multiple relatives listed in various states. The item also includes a 1833 market report and notices about prohibition speakers, chamber meeting, and weasel bounty trends.

McGees Mills Mt. Zion J. Russell McGee Bridge McGee Henry Agnes McGee Mary Oliver Capel Portland Ore Harry Barnhart Whittier Calif Estella Cramner Monroeton Frank Ohia John Washington, D. C Jand George Portland, Ore

Pneumonia Deaths Ledger Two Generations in One Family

A mother Maude Moreland and her daughter Laura Dorn died within days in Indiana hospital from pneumonia. Their deaths followed a prior family death, with grandson Leroy Dorn hospitalized. John Jacoby and John T. Cathcart are also noted among local deaths with extended biographical details.

Toth Sirleken HL John Jacoby John T. Cathcart Maude Moreland South Seventh Street Indiana Hospital Ofelock Floyd K. Dorn Dorn John J. Mellvaine Laura Yuckenberg Leroy Dorn Moreland John Moreland George Yuckenberg Town Fay Yuckenberg A. G. Bowser Bedford First United Presbyterian Church McIlvaine Greenwood Cemetery

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