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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1937

Page

5

Five Women Injured In Auto Accident On Devil's Elbow Hill

Five women were injured when a passer attempt collided with a truck trailer on Devil's Elbow hill Route 422 at 8:15 this morning. Pearl Putt 39 of near Pine Flats and four passengers including Lena Paul 17 Penn Run were treated at Indiana Hospital. one passenger, Ruth Cramer 18, and another, Leona Paul 21, both released. A truck driver Joe Harris 26 New Brunswick NJ IRD6 was descending when Putt tried to pass on the downgrade. damage estimated at 800.

Devil's Elbow Hill Route 422 Pearl Putt Pine Flats Indiana F. Emerson Putt Clymer B.C Ruth Cramer Penn Run Indiana Hospital Joe Harris New Brunswick N. J Ir.d Putt

Real estate transfers across Indiana county and Homer City

A series of 1920s era property deals shows multiple transfers in Indiana county and Homer City. Notable moves include H. Earl Raymond trust to Homer Electric and Manufacturing Co for a Homer City Lot valued at 20000, and First National Bank in Indiana selling two lots in Montgomery township for 600. Other transfers include parcels in Saltsburg, Center and Green townships, with prices ranging from one dollar to thousands of dollars, and several trustee and receiver arrangements involving local firms and individuals. A closing line notes homemade foods, preserves and jellies as potential Christmas gifts.

Harry ‘C. Stephens Diamond Smokeless Coal Co East Wheatfield D. W. Wolfe Edith R. Cramer Homer City Paul B. Hasinger H. Earl Raymond Homer Electric and ‘Manufacturing Co First National ‘Bank Indiana Harlie BE. Douglass Montgomery Township Joseph Bell Cesare Armicchini Saltsburg Joseph Bada Salisburg Alfonso Morgante Thos Barbor Thomas L. Barr Indiana County Center Township B. F. Harris Lui Drummond William B. Drummond Earl W. ‘Brandon Charles M. Davis Sarah M. Schaller Donald A. Smith Banks Township Indiana County Commissioners Potter Coal & Coke Co Blacklick Township

Patrons Mutual Holding Annual Meeting Today

Report of Secretary W. C. Chapman shows eleven million five hundred eighty two thousand one hundred twenty five dollars in force. The sixth annual meeting of Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Co of Indiana County is held in the Court House with directors elected for Indiana and Jefferson counties. The late H. M. McGee of Big Run, Jefferson County, longtime director, adjuator, and regular attendee, died in 1936. his successor to be chosen this afternoon.

W. C. Chapman Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Co Indiana County Court House Jefferson County H. M. McGee Big ‘Run Jefferson Clearfield McGee

Aged Man Donahue Found Dead At Cameron's Bottom

James Henry Donahue aged 81 lived alone at Cameron's Bottom and was found dead in bed Monday afternoon by son-in-law EH Parfitt who nearby. Death due to acute heart attack. he retired after years as a farmer. Survived by five children and one sister. funeral at St Patrick's Church Cameron's Bottom Friday at 10 30.

James Henry Donahue Cameron’s Bottom EH. H. Parfitt Mr. Donahue Mr. Parfitt Mary P. J. Adams Pittsburgh Virginia E. J H. Parfitt Cameron's Bottom Matthauser

New Industry Assured for Homer City in Near Future

Homer Electric & Manufacturing Company will manufacture flood lighting systems and related electrical equipment at the former Prairie State incubator plant in Homer City. The chamber of commerce arranged the project, with initial staff of over 40 workers drawn from Pittsburgh and other areas.

Plood Homer Electric & Manufacturing Company Homer City Prairie State Incubator Company Homer City Chamber of Commerce Prairie Incubator Company Pittsburgh

Injury to White township pork butcher on Bryan farm

James Bryan, a sixth street hardware merchant, suffered a partial ankle fracture on Wednesday while helping to butcher hogs at the Bryan homestead farm in White township. He stumbled and fell while attempting to care for a hog about to be slaughtered.

James Bryan Sixth Street Bryan Homestead White Township

Cherry Tree Bank Cashier Patient in Clearfield Hospital

H. C. Hanna, cashier of the Farm erg and Merchants Bank of Cherry Tree, is a surgical patient in the Clearfield hospital. His condition is reported as improving slowly. The Progress and Pittsburgh Peat Gazette to R. D. readers, $5.50.

Cherry Tree Bank Clearfield Hospital H.C. Hanna Farmerg and Merchants Bank of Cherry Tree The Progress and Pittsburgh Peat Gazette R. D

Oberlin elected Marion Center Bank head after Thompson

A. Oberlin of Rochester Mills was elected president of the Marion Center National Bank at its annual meeting, succeeding the late H. J. Thompson who helped found the bank. Oberlin previously served as vice president. George O. Botsford was chosen vice president, and Noble H. Wetzel filled Thompson’s director vacancy. Other directors included Harry Oberlin, J. J. McElhoes, J. S. Gilhousen, and D. W. Gromley.

A. Oberlin Rochester Milla Marion Center National Bank H. J. Thompson Oberlin George O.botsford Mariow Center Noble H. Wetzel Indiana Thompson Harry Oberlin Rochester Mills J. J. McElhoes J. 8. Gilhousen Home D. W. Gromley Marion Canter

Agricultural Extension Plans For Current Year

Plans for the 1937 activities of the Agricultural Extension Association were discussed at the executive board meeting held January 28. President Roy McElhices presided and Fulton Simpson served as secretary with seventeen members present. Reports by Miss Bessie Owen and County Agent J W Warner noted testing cattle for range disease and possible state funding to indemnify reactors. Potatoes grading and marketing exceed 10 000 bushels sold through the Pennsylvania plan. Poultrymen banquet planned for February 2. bull associations meet Feb 28 and 39. sheep and wool Feb 9. vegetable growers Feb 16 and fruit growers Feb 19. Next executive meeting March 18. Glue stains on fabrics can be removed with white vinegar.

Agricultural Extension Association Roy McElhices Rayne Township Fulton Simpson White Township Misa Bessie Owen J. W. Warner Warner Federal Bureau of Animial Industry Pennsylvania The Extension Association

Personal Briefs Highlight Local Social Roundup

Mise Louise Dwyer of South Sixth Street visits relatives in DuBois. E C Buchhelt of Buchhbelt's Furniture spends days in Manafield. Wendell Fleming returns from Flint Michigan visit. Mr. and Mrs. William Beatty host Flaming and family. Mrs. Herbert Longwill visits kin in Canton Ohio. Mrs. Joseph W Wagner visits Clyde relatives. Ruth Ann Baby Girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert White in Indiana hospital. Wayne Moore family from Clarion visit Frank Wilson in Oakland avenue. G W Gerlock and sons from Altoona stay with E M Boyle in South Tenth Street. Mrs. Henry W Leikert and others visit Indiana. Leikert joins Progress. Stewart Brubaker and Frank Stiffy from Blairsville tour California for holidays. Mrs H J Kissinger and Ruth Tinker shop in Indiana. subscription renewed. Vera Keagle Steelman recovering from Florence North Carolina crash injuries. Steelman formerly in New York nursing. accident fatal for companion nurse.

E. C. Buchhelt Buchhbelt Manafield Wendell Fleming South Eleventh Street Alan Rudl Flint, Mich William Beatty Flaming Church Street Roy Beck Covade Herbert Longwill South Tenth Street Indiana Hospital Wayne Moore Clarion Frank Wilson Oakland Avenue G. W. Gerlock James Altoona E. M. Boyle Henry W. Leikert Howard Foreman D. A. Palmer Blacklick Indiana Leikert Stewart Brubaker Frank Stiffy Blairsville Pointa California Los ‘Angeles H. 3. Kissinger Ruth Tinker Near Ligonier Homer Kisinger Progress Vera Keagle Steelman Thomas M. Rea North Fifth Street Florence N.C Miss Steelman New York City Florida Steelman

Blairsville Couple Wed in Franklin November

Announcement from Mrs B J Altman Blairsville announces the marriage of her daughter Maybelle Davis to Willam Archibald of Blairsville. The couple married November 2 in Franklin Pa by Rev I T Roger. Clymer Man Monortal Patient William Thomas of Clymer is an Indiana hospital patient after an operation Saturday. He is brother of D J Thomas of South Tenth Street.

B. J. Altman Blairaville Maybelle Davis Willam FP. Archibald John P. Archibald Blairsville Franklin, Pa I.T. Roger Clymer William Thomas Indiana Hospital D. J. Thomas South Tenth Street

Funeral Rites Planned for Tots Victims of Home Fire

Two young sisters Alma two and Gen ie nine months old died in a log house fire near Elderton. Leroy four, left with mother, ignited a stove fire that consumed the dwelling. Mother suffered burns while trying to rescue the children. Funeral services set for Thursday afternoon at Brick Church.

Indiana County Stores Retail Sales for 1935 Top $12 Million

Indiana county reported total retail sales of 12.444 million for 1935 from 774 stores as announced by N L Lichtenwalner State Director for the National Emergency Council. The breakdown includes food, clothing, automotive, filling stations, furniture and other categories with varying totals. Pennsylvanian stores statewide totaled 2.491 billion in 1935.

Indiana County N. L. Lichtenwalner National Emergency Council Pennyylvania

Youth Struck by Hit-Run Driver Near Belsano

Harold Fisher an 18 year old student of Blacklick township high school survived a hit and run on the Benjamin Franklin highway near Belsano sustaining a deep forehead laceration bruises and a probable skull fracture He was found unconscious along the road and later taken to Memorial hospital Johnstown for treatment.

Harold Fisher Leo Fisher Belsano Memorial Hospital Johnstown Benjamin Franklin Highway Blacklick Township

Lauver named new treasurer at Indiana State Teachers College

Guy C Lauver 45 of Camp Hill Pa was elected bursar at a salary of 3600 at a Friday night board meeting. He succeeds William Schuster who resigned last June. Lauver a Susquehanna University graduate has been supervising principal of the Cooper Township schools. Maurice Gibson son of Mrs Della Gibson of West School street promoted from credit manager Lever Bros to divisional manager Minneapolis branch.

Guy C. Lauver Camp Hi Indiana State Teachers College Guy C.lauver Camp Hill Harrisburg William Schuster Laugver Susquehanna University Cooper Township Indiana Maurice Gibson Della Gibson West School Street Lever Bros. Manufacturing Company Pittsburgh Minneapolis

Stork Delivers Girl at Meru Tahrin Rice Home

In hill township, Mr and Mrs Rice celebrate the birth of a daughter Shir lay Ann on January 6 weighing eight pounds. This is their second child after son John Henry Rice Jr born about 22 months earlier. Mrs Kalora Sable, 47, dies suddenly in Spangler hospital after a heart attack while shopping in Barnesbaro.

Wun Hill Township Shirlay Ann Hla John Henry Rice, Jr Alverda Kalora Sable Spangler Hospital Barnesbaro

Difference of Opinion as to Valun of an Har

A verdict of 92 dollars was returned for Ellwood Gunsallous of Homer City in Civil Court against Steve Machuga of Center township. The suit claimed 4000 dollars for loss of an ear after an altercation at Slovenian Hall in Cherry Run on January 20 1936. The jury awarded 10 for a doctor 27 for hospitalization and 66 to the prosecutor for big compensation. Civil action followed the criminal case in which Machuga was convicted of mayhem on March last and sentenced by Judge Creps to six months in Indiana county jail with parole after part of term served.

Ellwood Gunsallous Homer City Steve Machuga Center Township Din Machuga BE. E. Creps Indiana County

Indiana Girl Elected Assistant Head of Local High School

At a board meeting Miss Sarah Wiley of Latrobe was chosen assistant head of the commercial department at Indiana High Schools, to begin next September, succeeding Mrs. Forster. The board granted leave to Superintendent Koontz for a conference in New Orleans February 21 to 25. Dr Bee and Hery Seanor were elected delegate and alternate to the State School Directors convention in Harrisburg February 2 to 4. Mrs Marion Bath will attend the Secretaries Convention. Indiana High Schools and Blairsville are listed in the State Education Directory and accredited by the Middle Atlantic States Association, allowing graduates to enter member colleges without entrance exams.

Board of Education Sarah Wiley Latrobe Indiana High Schools Miss Wiley Margaret Keeler Forster Norman Koontz Department of Superintendents New Orleans Charles H. Bee Hery L. Seanor Harrisburg Marion Bath Indiana Blairsville

Indiana Republicans Sloan and Stewart Join Key House Committees

Representatives J. Clair Sloan and J. T. Stewart from Indiana counties, both in their second terms and popular across the chamber, are assigned to several major committees. Sloan will serve on aeronautics, mines and mining, railroads and railways, manufactures, pensions and gratuities, state government and military affairs. Stewart will serve on agriculture, repeal bills, building and loan associations, office, education and highways.

Stewart and Sloan J. Clair Sloan J. T. Stewart House of Representatives Indiana County Stewart Stewart—Aegriculture Cfflee

Pittsburgh Jurist To Speak At County Dinner Meeting

Judge Ralph H. Smith of Pittsburgh will discuss Recommendations of the Pennsylvania Committee on Public Assistance and Relief at a Monday dinner meeting of county service clubs at the M B church. Rotary Kiwanis and Liena groups from Indiana Blairsville Saltsburg will be represented. Florence Wallace, town resident and Works Progress Administration worker, handles reservations and expects large attendance.

Pittsburgh Ralph H. Smith Pennsylvania Committee On ‘Public Assistance and Relief M. B. Church Town Rotary Kiwanis and Liena Indiana Blairsville Saltsburg Florence Wallace Works Progress Administration

Three Sisters Die Within Weeks In Indiana Rural Death Toll

Multiple deaths in a single week in Indiana include Mia Eliza Jane Yount McAfoose and two of her sisters from stroke related paralysis. McAfoose, 79, died at West School street home after a stroke. funeral at residence and interment at Greenwood. Survivors include five children across Indiana and Kelly Station areas.

Indiana Greenwood Cemetery Mia Eliza Jane (Yount) McAfoose West School Street Henry Susan Raleigh) Yount Elderton

Mrs. Cora Newhouse Rites Set In Blairsville

Mrs Cora Newhouse aged 65 died Tuesday morning at Blairsville home of her son Alfred following a year long illness. Interment will be in Blairsville cemetery Thursday at 2:30 PM. She was a daughter of Morgan and Julia Altman, widow of John Newhouse, and member of Rebekah Lodge Sons and Daughters of Liberty and the G A R Circle. Surviving: Alfred and Edward Blairsville Harry Cokeville Marie Aloza Jeannette Edith Allison Canton Robert U S Navy. 12 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Henry S Orner 67 died Sunday in Johnstown. He was born near Strongstown, later in Johnstown with Harrie Boyer Co 36 years. Surviving: second wife and two daughters from first union John Young and Ernest Booch. Also siblings Nellie Bracken Grant Orner William Orner Harvey Orner Bert Orner Maggie Wetmore Lizzie Duncan. Rosanna B Wadding 65 Dayton resident widow of GO A Wadding died Sunday at son Clair Dayton. Service in Dayton cemetery. Surviving Clair and daughter Edith Lydick Dayton and sister C L Tinney Colorado Springs. Two brothers Lee Clell Waugaman Kittanning. (Other deaths on Page Five)

Lillie Johnston S. Meade Johnston White Township Della Shumaker Kittanning McAfoose Elderton Indiana Presbyterian Church Town Robert L. Clark William McAfoose Harry M Wilbert J. McAfoose M. Kepple H. L. Lukehart Kelly Station Myrtle Lukehart Charles Graden Vandergrift Blairaville Cora Newhouse Blairsville Alfred Morgan Julia Falls) Altman John Newhouse Rebekah Lodge Sons and Daughters of Liberty G. A. R. Circle Edward Blairsvillle Harry Cokeville Marie Aloza Jeannette Edith Allison Canton Robert U. S Navy Henry Orner Henry Sheridan Orner Johnstown Daniel J Martha (Rhoades) Orner Strongstown Harrie/Boyer Company Catherine Berkebile John Young Ernest ‘Booch Kane Mra Nellie Bracken Grant Ornoer William 8. Orner Harvey Orner Youngwood Bert Q Orner Echoland Maggie Wetmore Lizzie Duncan Tioga Falls Rosanna Wadding Dayton Rosanna B. Wadding Clair GO. A. Wadding Edith Lydick Teaves C. L. Tinney Colorado Springs Colo Lee and Clell Waugaman

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Phard Putt W.P.A Lena Paul Devi Elbow Hill Patrons Mutual Cameron Marion Center Bank Evae Tor Savings & Trust ‘Company Frank H. Beck Heath S. ‘Clark John 8. Fisher Robert M. Fisher Jack Lewis JC. M. ‘Lingle A. J. Musser Elder Peeler D. F. Rina L. W. Robinson, Jr L. F. Sutter Gilbert Wolfenden E. B Vernon F. Taylor William A. Simpson John G. St. Clair J. Anthony Graff First National First National Bank Edward B. Bennett G. E. Simpson Paul J. Straititt Thomas JH. Sheehe Allan Kirkpatrick, Jr H. B.buterbaugh M. J. Walsh Walter Scholes G. BH. Simpson Paul J. Strauss Paul Lewis Peoples Bank of Crymer Peoples ‘Bank of Clymer L. C. Bence Floyd L. Houck S$. L. Barr W. B. Douglass Clyde Haskins Commodore D. C. Lefevre R. Mumau Green Mise Louise Dwyer South Sixth Street DuBois Tubbs State Liquor Control Board T. R. Tubbs C.B. Tubbs Cresson Cresson Punxsutawney Pennsylvania Railroad Kirby Gile Rotary Kirby Gile United States Coast and Geodetic Survey Alaskan Mr. Gile Mothers Assistance Board Board of County Commissioners Philadelphia Ninth Streets Little Brother Rilderton Alma Genie Harry Burkett Rulwa Stork Wire Meru Tahrin Harry A. Matthews Mary Elizabeth Fleeger Saltsburg Cheese Edwards Coral Jessley Barclay Thomas Pollock W. Josephine Irene Bero McDonaldton Iea
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