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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1933

Page

7

Streeters Cut Camping Trip Short After Public Park Night

The Streeter family desertes a public park camp after waking to a crowd of campers. Mrs Streeter’s attempt to tour with Darry and Charley triggers unease as a Joshua Putnam Camp Grounds sign reveals the unintended public setting. Darry hints at wedding plans with Charley, while Mrs Streeter resolves to return home.

Ingo Darry Dunbars Charley Mr. Streeter Mrs. Streeter Joshua Putnam Momma

Simple Rites At Coolidge's Bier

Plymouth Vermont observes simple funeral for Calvin Coolidge with services at Edwards Congregational Church. Body returned from Northampton, Mass. to be laid in local cemetery beside family. Estimates death from heart attack on January 5 at The Beeches estate. Public figures attended. service led by Rev. Albert J. Penner.

Plymouth Calvin Coolidge Vermont Northampton Mass Mra. Coolidge Washington Boston United States Commonwealth of Massachusetts Senate House Albert J. Penner the Beeches Grace Goodhue Coolidge Mr. Coolidge

Career of Coolidge Highlights from Birth to Presidency

Born July 4 1872 in Plymouth Vermont Calvin Coolidge advanced from local schools to Amherst College where he won a gold medal for a Revolutionary War essay. He held political roles in Northampton Massachusetts then rose to governor of Massachusetts before becoming vice president and president. He served as U S president from 1923 to 1929 and died in 1933 in Northampton.

Plymouth Black River Academy Ludlow St. Johnsburg Academy Amherst College Northampton Mays Massachusetts House of Representatives Massachusetts State Senate Senate Massachusetts United States Warren G. Harding Calvin, Jr Mass

Last Words With Mrs Coolidge Before President's Death

An eyewitness account describes President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge at The Beeches. He spoke of walking home and later died, with Mrs. Coolidge returning to find him dead in the corridor. The testimony notes a sudden, painless death after a brief illness.

Mr. Coolidge Ross Joseph Rukosky

Pneumonia FATAL Mother Daughter in Indiana County

Obituary section notes multiple deaths from pneumonia and illnesses in Indiana County. It lists offspring, spouses, and survivors, with birthplaces and towns such as Armstrong County, Punxsutawney, Creekside, and Vandergrift. Funeral arrangements and church affiliations are provided for residents including Cathcart, Herpel, Fairman, Ferguson, Weir, Lowry, Shields, Reesey, Lucas, Corbin, Ladovich, Grube, and Hall.

Local clubs host meetings and visits in East Wheatifield

East Wheatfield hosts Home Economic class luncheon led by Mrs Charles A McMeaters on January 20. W C T U officers preside at Mindley home and YWCA group meets with president Jane Hutchison in attendance. Miss Mildred Findley organizes games. Armagh church Missionary Ladies Aid serves covered dish luncheon and sews for White Cross. Guests from Indiana and Ohio visit. townspeople attend dances and fundraisers at the miners hall for Sacred Heart church.

Mra Charles A. McMeaters Misa Bosse Owens Steela Mindley Charles A. Melewaters Y. BP. Banch Jane Hutchison Lester Matthews Www Mildred Findley Missionary and Ladies Aid Society The Armagh Presbyterian Church C. G. Mack White Cross Indiana Frank Findley James Stulzman Brenton Sloughly Helen Roxie Dick Russell Tox Warry Tomb New York Mary Tomb R. Bruce Tomb Tomb Ohio Mortiman Columbus Ada Mayme Walbeck West Wheafield Susan D. Bracken William ‘Craig Mr. Craig Marlin ‘Tinkcom Northampton Arthur Sloughly Smithfield W. H. Findley Cramer Frank Brantlinger Blairsville Price Armagh High School High School B. F. Heckhart Milheim Miss Dodd Johnstown John Hewitt Russell Davis Marlin Tinkcom Marion Campbell Washington, D.C Artur Sloughly

Local Folks Attend Services and Visits Across Towns

Postmaster and Mrs Bennett were in Indi ana Tuesday while George Moore left for Detroit to visit his brother. Funeral services were held Tuesday for George Fetterman, a Pine Town road supervisor, who died after a stroke Sunday. Walter Bennett and son Marty were Nanty Glo visitors Monday. Lois Ondrizek returned to Walla Creek to continue school. Olivia Paring is at home with grandmother Nancy Boring. Blair Empfield family celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary in Cardiff Saturday. Oliver Bennett and son Jaye visited in Indiana. Matilda Davia from Buffington township stayed with Lois Ondrizek. Tillie Boring visited Belsano Wednesday. James Robertson and Richard Troxell visited Indiana Thursday. George Ondrizek of Nanty Glo visited his mother Annis Ondrzek. Jennie Maloy is ill with pneumonia. Edna DeArmy hosted the Ladies Aid Thursday. Edna DeArmy family and Estella Hawksworth had dinner with Elizabeth Troxell’s family.

Pine Plate George Fetterman Pine Town Palm Walter Bennett Marty Nanty Glo Lois Ondrizek Walla Creek Orivia Paring Nancy Boring Indiana George Ondrizek Annis Ondrizek Jennie Maloy Edna DeArmy Estella Hawksworth Taok Elizabeth Troxell

Community notes from Nichertown visitors and illnesses

Mrs Noble Wright and Mrs Hazel Myers visited Bert Brown to quilt a quilt. Eugene Crawford recovered from grippe after a few days while Ada Lenaure also battled grippe. Mr and Mrs Spicer stayed with Clarence Lowman in Gipsy. Jerome Mountain visited son Hal Mountain in Marion Center. Hal Mountain ill with flu and Mrs Leroy Oharrah improving.

Noble Wright Hazel Myers Bert Brown Eugene Crawford Ada Lenaure Mra. Spicer Clarence Lowman Jerome Mountain Hal Mountain Marion Center Leroy O'harrah

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H. Louis Raybold Seetahane Moduré Newspaper Coolidge Nation Beeches Upataire Robert S. Smith Smith Mr. Gatheart Armstrong County Pittsburgh Business College Armstrong Rayne Township Chambersville St Ilf Presbyterian Church Marty Jane Bell James A. Cathcart Chicago John Wi. Cathcart Pitcairn Nettie M. Cathcart Washington Presbyterian Church William FE. Herpel M. E. Church Town J. A. McCamey John J. McIlvaine Arthur I. Pftehl Punxsutawney Cemetery William Franklin Herpel Indiana Hospital Fairmont City Clarion County Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal & Iron Company Punxsutawney Zion Lutheran Church Choir Indiana Kiwanis Club Masonic Lodge Reynoldsville Frances Kirk Elisabeth Putney Henry Herpel Kittanning Gilmore Mills Logrow W. Va Christopher Herpel Anna Ennes Susan Weckerly Louise Herpel Pittsburgh Charlotte Fairman Washington Township Creekside Charles F. Long North Vandergrift Canter Presbyterian Church John A. Fairman Creek~ Side James R. Fairman Nelson Fairman West Apollo Roy Fairman Apollo Mary Fairman George Cravener E. H. Carney Porter Kelly Vandergrift Mra.c Clarinda Ferguson Lutharan William Ferguson Lutheran Church Ava Mra Edward Beyer Near Creekside Irvin Ferguson Urnest Ll. Ferguson Homer City Paul Ferguson Beyer J. B. Ferguson Silas Wyncoop Jennie Butterbaugh Deckers Point Pine Township Hellwood Ra Fetterman Barnesboro R.D Clair Thompson Pine Plats Christian Church Pine Flats Cemetery Anny Seger Anna Seger Banks Township Rogalier Daniel Harriet Timblin Albert Seger Orrin Sherman Albert Aaron Graton William McFarland Rossiter J. D. Harley Brookville Jina Emory Sutter Elmira N.Y GC. Wright Miles Organ Near Rossiter Samuel Tmblin Union Church Gault Union Cemetery Sionn Weir Greenwood Cemetery Sloan McClellan Weir Daniel D. Weir Homer ‘City Terrence D. Weir Daniel C. Weir Sloan N. Weir William G. Weir Clara Myers Margaret Rodgers Sarah Carson William G John Weir Joseph Weir Midland Archy T. Weir Clairton Margaret Palmer Blacklick Nellie Majesty Wisconsin Ollie B. Lowry Oakland Cemetery Olle B. Lowry Locust Street W. GC Mary (Duncan) Lowry White Township First United Presbyterian Church George D. Shields Fairview Canoe Township Tionesta Adam Shields Pearl W. E. Weaver Charles Thomas Home Samuel and Aaron Shields Rochester Mills Harry Brewer Hamilton D. J. Kline Charleston George Reesey Sadie (Skyles) i Reesey Indiana County Ray Reister John Skyles This County Lorain Thomas K. Gahagan Ebensburg Robert Skyles Morrellville Harrison Skyles Carrie Buchanan Annie ‘Bell Lucas Annie Bell Lucas West Philadelphia Center Township Harry Lucas Swissvale William Lucas Aspinwall Robinson Funeral Home John J. Mellvaine Ella Corbin Ella Irons Corbin Passavant Hospital Chauncey Corbin Ella Irons Homewood Cemetery Benjamin Ladovich Laula Thompson Clarksburg St. Bernard Catholic Church McIntyre Means Grube Damey Hall James Hall Near Atwood Atwood Presbyterian Church St. Paul's Cemetery Alverda Lucile Morris John McNutt Wm. Nelson Doyle Lilles James Wood Nicktown Louise Martin Mundys ‘Corners Martha Martin Thomas Martin R. D Miles Davis Mary Tusnak Frank Virostek Joe Tusnak Stephen van Ness Mike Shabbick Glenn Campbell Callars Miners Hall Sacred Heart Church Louis Bolas Alma Vazer Nellie Burkhart New Kensington Tony Burkhart Fleelwood Thomas McKee Margaret Joiner John M. Williams Hay Williams Gomer Smith Mra. W. &. Betternett Tuesaday George Moore Detroit Mich Nicholtown Sallie Ellers Wanvery George O'Brien Zane Grey Warren Williams Barbara Stanwyck Kuar Via Motor Company North 8Th St Indiana, PA
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