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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1935

Page

5

Hit Run Driver Held For Grand Jury Action

Stafford man Jos eph Gresko 25 faces involuntary manslaughter and four related charges after a Cherry Tree hit run killed 16 year old Ralph Dunlap. Gresko bail set at 2000 dollars. coroner’s inquest cites skull fractures and leg injuries. funeral held for Dunlap with Cherry Tree High School ties.

Stafford Ralph Dunlap Cherry Tree Joseph Gresko Gresko Robert Smith Barnesboro Vera Dudnac Clymer Mary Gresko Eugene Wilson Cherry Tree High School Randall H. Dunlap American Legion Medal of Honor Samuel James Josephine Jean Elizabeth Rose Dunlap Dunlap Peterman Young Dunlap

Foster Dinner Honors Pitt Dean at Teachers College

Dr and Mrs C R Foster invite college faculty to a formal dinner in the State Teachers College dining room on Tuesday January 22 at 8 30 PM. Guest of honor will be Dr Charles Edward Prall new dean of the School of Education University of Pittsburgh. A social hour follows in Recreation Hall. The article notes various wartime causes lists 786 items.

HR. Foster C. R. Foster State Teachers College Tuesaday Charles Edward Fprall School of Education University of Pittsburgh Recreation Hall

Silver Beaver Award Presented At Scout Dinner

The Willam Penn Council of Boy Scouts of America held its annual meeting and dinner at Zion Lutheran church. Dr H C Kirk of Homer City received the Silver Beaver for service to youth. Ralph A Harrison, former scout executive, was honored as guest. 468 new Scouts enrolled, 10 new troops formed, seven dropped. officers elected for the coming year.

Ralph A. Harrison Willam Penn Council Boy Scouts of America Zion Lutheran Church John J. Mellyaine First United Presbyterian” Church Elder Peeler Ralph ‘A. Harrison Ithaca N.Y Harrison H. J. Buchheit H. ©. Fleming Punxsutawney H. Kirk Homer City Big Territory Indiana

Real estate transfers in Indiana and Blairsville

A condensed list of property transfers shows Harry McCreary to Stephen Lewis a lot in Indiana for 30 dollars. Thomas Michael to Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. a Blairsville lot for 10 dollars. Giovanni Franzetti to Edward Beverine a Canoe township lot for 1 dollar. A B Ansley to Glenn J Gibson five acres in Rayne and Washington townships for 1300 dollars. D L Ross to Reed I Beatty five acres in Washington township for 150 dollars. Mary H Crawford to Dale B Crawford 38 acres in West Mahony township for 225 dollars. Mary B H Dunlap to Ora Huff a lat in Banks township for 800 dollars. Indiana County Street Railways Co to D H Risinger a strip in Center township for 25 dollars. William Griener to Mrs Edna Adams a house and lot in Indiana for 1 dollar.

Harry McCreary Stephen Lewis Indiana Thomas Michael Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Blairsville Giovanni Franzetti Edward Beverine Canoe Township A. B. Ansley Glenn J. Gibson Rayne Washington Townships D. L. Ross Reed I. Beatty Washington Township Mary H. Crawford Dale B.crawford West Mahonny Township Mary BH. Dunlap Ora Huff Banks Township Indiana County Street Railways Co D. H. Risinger Center Township William Griener Edna Adams

Marriage Licenses in Greensburg and Nearby Towns

Harry Kyle and Dorothy Smith of Greensburg listed for license. John Golovichin and Stella Barosky of Aultman. John Grazetti of Apollo and Josephine Stefanini of Avonmore. Ralph Frederick Thomas of Saltsburg and Rose Anna Custer of Central City. John H Crombing Jr of Derry. Roy Clark Hamill of Indiana RD6. Bessie M Steele of Rochester Mills. Raymond H Learn and Mable Bilen Means of Indiana.

Harry Kyle Greensburg Dorothy Smith John ‘A. Golovichin Aultman Stella Barosky _ Aultman John Grazetti Apollo Josephine Stefanini Avonmore Ralph Frederick Thomas Saltsburg Rose Anna Custer Central City John H. Crombing, Jr Sae Derry Raymond H. Learn Indiana Mable Bilen

North Dakota man held after Blairsville church attempt

Belea 23 of Valley City N Dak is jailed on charges of attempting to rob the poor box at S 8 Simon and Judes Catholic church Blairsville on Tuesday night Father Kane alerted police after an alarm was triggered and Belea was captured He is held on breaking and entering in county jail. Christmas Guests Blackjack Brothers at Homer City celebration Paul and Mike Bronshnak Homer City were arrested in Butler on charges of aggravated assault after a Christmas party incident at the Discovish home on January 7. Senator Edward Bennett named chair of Senate Military Affairs Committee in Harrisburg Elderton Alumni Banquet planned at Latrobe native Lawrence Johuagn visits Indian friends.

North Dakota Simon and Judes Blairsville Belea Valley City N. Dak Cornelius Kane Father Kane Homer City Jan Paul Bronshnak Mike Bronshnak Butler Harry Kooser Nick Discovish Yoo Discovish Discovish Edward Bennett Edward B. Bennett Indiana Senate Harrisburg

First Democratic Governor for PA Takes Oath of Office

Thomas Kennedy, once a breaker boy in an anthracite mine, was sworn in as lieutenant governor before about 100000 people in Harrisburg. George H. Earle, of Haverford, became Pennsylvania’s governor the first Democrat since 1895, with oath by Chief Justice Robert Frazer at 12:06 p.m. on a red Bible used by the last Democratic governor in 1891. Kennedy took oath earlier in a brief Senate ceremony.

Thomas Kennedy Keystone George H. Earle Haverford Pennsylvania Harrisburg Robert Hmary Pattison Robert §. Frazer State Supreme Court Earle Co. V. Beary Chester Hazelton State Senate

Earhart Relatives in Indiana County Spotlighted

Amelia Earhart, first woman to fly solo Hawaii to California, drew attention from Indiana County residents due to May relatives in Indiana and Saltsburg. Emma E. Fleming and granddaughter Clare R. Fleming of Philadelphia Street, Samuel Harhart and Ida Earhart of Saltsburg are distant kin. Clare Fleming once met Earhart in New York. Earhart logged 2400 miles in 18 hours 11 minutes.

Amelia Earhart Pacific Hawaii California Indiana Saltsburg Emma E. Fleming Clare R. Fleming Philadelphia Street Samuel Harhart Ida Earhart New York Clare Fleming Miss Earhart

Indiana lawmakers named to key committees

Hon J J Stewart and Hon J Clair Sloan of Indiana are assigned to major committees. Stewart joins Mines and Mining, Congressional Apportionment, State Government, Cities, and Geological Survey. Sloan serves on Railroad and Telegraphs, Manufactures, Federal Relations, Printing, and Congressional Apportionment.

J.J. Stewart J. Clair Sloan J. T. Stewart Indiana General Assembly Rathways

Missing Indiana Girl Found in Tearing Run Jail

Betty Vanderhoof, 16, of North Fourth Street, after a few days missing, was located Tuesday at John Baker 63 in Tearing Run. Francis James 21 of Homer City also found there. all were jailed pending investigation. Joe Kozela 19 of Homer City was arrested for questioning.

Indiana Tearing Run Betty Vanderhoof North Fourth Street John Baker Francis James Homer City Baker James Joe Kozela Miss Vanderhoof

Bankers Meet at Indiana Country Club This Evening

Dr George K McCabe associate professor of economics at the University of Pittsburgh will be the guest speaker at the annual Indiana County Bankers Association meeting and dinner at the Indiana Country Club this evening at 6 30. He will discuss The Bankers Contribution to the Recovery of 1936.

George K. McCabe Atutant University of Pittsburgh Indiana County Bankers Association Indiana Country Club McCabe

New Directors Elected for Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Co

Indiana county Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Co held its annual meeting at the Court House on Wednesday January 8 electing R. N. Nesbitt of Conemaugh township and John A. McIntire of Kent as directors.

Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Company R. N. Nesbitt Conemaugh Township John A. Mclntire Kent Indiana County Patrons Mutual Fire Insurance Co Court House

Local Pastor Pfohl Delivers Address at Mass Meeting

Rev. Arthur J. Pfohl of Zion Lutheran Church spoke at the Punxsutawney Baptist church during a Sunday mass meeting of four unions. His subject was Russia in Relation to Religion and Missions.

Arthur J. Pfohl Zion Lutheran Church Town Union Punxsutawney Baptist Church Pfohl Hag Lorhia Russia

Personal Briefs From Indiana Area Social Whirl

Local notes record numerous residents visiting Indiana friends and attending events. Azeo Blairsville and Blairsville area names appear beside trips to Atlantic City and Cincinnati with updates on health, business, and subscriptions to The Progress.

County Welfare Association Report Highlights Child Health Needs

A survey presented at the county welfare association meeting reveals widespread dental work eye care and tonsil operations needed by children across Center White and Burrell townships. Many families cannot afford treatment while donations from United Mine Workers and local groups support glasses and care.

Misa Laura Wigetne Indiana Center Township White Township Burrell Township Miss Wiggins Thia Worthy Catine United Mine Workers Charles Ghizzoni Homer City Fulton Run Blackrick Dilltown Workers Federation of Indiana County

Three Girls Held in County Jail on Disorderly Conduct

Three girls from Seger Ming were jailed for 15 days each by Burgess G C Quoyerdorff after arrest on Market Street for disorderly conduct and indecent language. They could not pay fines of 10 dollars plus costs totaling 5.60 dollars in newspaper charges.

Jennie Terlecki Brentzer S Jefie Annie Rosh Seger Ming Burgess G. C. Qoyerdorff Blairsville

Workhouse terms set for theft and assault in Burtrsville

Four defendants pled guilty before Judge J N Largnham on Monday. Fred Pender and John McIntire of Blairsville were fined 100 and costs and sentenced to six months to a year in Allegheny County Workhouse for stealing chickens. Orle Hurt Sr of Burrell Township, who attacked Wayne George a Strangford school teacher, was fined 10 and costs and given three to six months in the Workhouse. Harry Lawrence of Blacklick was fined 20 and costs and jailed three months for breaking into Robert McCracken’s home and menacing his family. Pender, McIntire and Hurt were sent to the Workhouse by Sheriff Eugene Wilson and Dep. Sheriff Hiner Borland Tuesday morning.

Otte Wurt, Sr Buntrsyville J. N. Larngham Fred Pender John MelIntire Blairaville Costa Allegheny County Orle Hurt, Sr Burrell Township Wayne George Blairsville Strangford Hurt George Harry Lawrence Blacklick

First National Bank Officers and Directors Re-elected

At the annual meeting of First National Bank in Indiana held January 8, with ninety five percent stock represented, Paul J. Stralit reported nine months of operation. The present board was unanimously re-elected and later the former officers were reappointed: Edward B. Bennett president, George B. Simpson vice president, Paul J. Stralisf secretary and cashier, and Paul Lewie assistant cashier, with other directors named.

First National Bank Indiana Paul J. Stralit Edward B. Bennett George B. Simpson Paul J. Strauisf Paul Lewie TL. B. Buterbaugh Allan Kirkpatrick, Jr Thomas Sheehe M. J. Walsh

White Township Resident Reads With Ease Without Glasses

The Progress notes Miss Margaret B. E. Kauffman aged about 89 who reads without glasses, a longtime resident of White Township. The Clyde post office in West Wheatfield township was discontinued, with rural mail service now from Route 2 out of New Florence. The village once called Little Washington near the William Penn Highway was settled by Mack families from Ireland, and the Clyde post office was named in honor of the Irish city Clyde.

White Township Margaret BE Kaufffman Clyde West Wheatfield Township New Florence Pike Armagh Little Washington Mack Ireland Mra David C. Mack James W. Mack Joseph P. Mack

Blatravilly Youth Becomes Minneapolis Radio Announcer

Blatravilly youth Blatravilly Woolweaver and his wife have located in Minneapolis where Mr Woolweaver has accepted a position as radio announcer and entertainer. He is a Blatraville High School 1932 graduate and has prior radio experience in New Jersey.

Blatravilly Minneapolis Woolweaver Blatraville Blatraville High School New Jersey

Blacklick Man Released From Hospital After Collision

Andy Stipcak 21 of Blacklick to be released from an Indiana hospital today after treatment for injuries from a Tuesday car crash with a Saltnburg driver James Nadir 5. The accident occurred at Keal.

Blacklick Andy Stipcak Indiana James Nadir Saltnburg Keal

State Farm Show to Host 25 Agricultural Organizations

More than two dozen agricultural groups will meet at the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg January 21 to 25. Sessions run Monday morning to Friday afternoon with dairy and beekeeping sessions, two day meetings, and several one day programs. The event features a full day by the Pennsylvania Dairymen Association, a beekeepers gathering, horticultural and vegetable grower meetings, and the State Beekeepers Association among others. attendees include Indiana county residents and various state breed associations with main meetings in the Farm Show building and main pavilion events each evening.

Harrisburg Dairyman Hares Rsburg Indiana County Society of Farm Women At Pennsylvania R. da. Watts School of Agriculture Pennsylvania State College Farm Show Commission H Wibshman Margaret Brown Berkshire Duroc Jersey Chester White Hampshire Poland China Pennsylvania Dairymen's Association Guernsey Association of Dairy and Milk Inspectors Allied Dairy Farmers Association Pennsylvania State Beekeepers’ Association The State Horticultural Association of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Vegetable Growers’ Association Pennsylvania Potato Growers Association Pennsylvania State Poultry Association Pennsylvania Nut Growers’ Association Pennsylvania Threshermen’s and Farmers’Protective Association Pennsylvania Sheep and Wool Growers Association State Board of Agriculture and Institute Lectorery Theastern Turkey Producers’ Association Pennsylvania State Association of Markets

Reduced Fare and Details for Farm Show Travel

Rail travelers can save one half round trip fare to the Farm Show with reduced fare certificates from the Extension office in the Court House. Tickets must be stamped at Harrisburg station, and show programs with timings and breed judging info are available there. County Agent Warner says many farmers and wives will attend. the show is the largest winter farm show in America on a ten acre building, free to all with a small admission for the State Dramatica tournament. Seeds of black stem rust have been found more than two miles above the Sarth.

Warner State College Harrisburg John W. Warner Pennsylvania Court House Harriaburg America

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Clyde Burnett North Point Flora Thompson Home Thompson Burnett Indiana-Punxautawney Road Lsted C.H. Kirk H. C. Fleming Hon. J. Elder Peeler W. N. Templeton R. F. Bell G. G. Kanable M. 5. Mitchell Lawrence J. Redding Elderton Presbyterian Church Lawrence Johuagn Latrobe Beryl Seanor School Atreat Atlantic City Lota Campbell C. Luther Gd. J. Holwarde Beyer William T. Bennett Strongatown D. B. Spence Howard Myers Slater Emily Near Parkwood EB. Williams Wayne Avenue R. B. Krape Jonesville J.B. Mack W. L. Good Edith West Mahoning Township Paul Brewer Marchand Charles Good Enos Cribbs Philadelphia Anna Smitten Oak Street Waynesburg Lynn Prothero Cincinnati Prothero A. W. Hawxhurst Edith Beatty Jennie McClure Devonburg Charlie Hart Derry R. A. Hart Ashley Gibbons Ward Houck South Third Street Harold Osborne Mercer Norman Frankenburg New Wilmington Mary Wilson Oakland Avenue Elizabeth Fowler South Sixth G. B. Clawson R. D.X Patrons Fire Insurance Association J. T. Builer Coracoolia Walter Braman Okla Donald Moorhead East Locust Street A. McAlpine J. G. Penney Ohio Progress Justice of the Peace Lynn Dean Lynn Columbia Hospital Wil Kingsburg Dean County Welfare Association Mutual Fire Insurance Companies Elders Ridge Hiders Ridge Riders Ridge Presbyterian Church Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gasette R. D Burtrsville State Farm Sarth
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