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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
2
Health officials urge moderation after reports of risky feats by the Hunter brothers and others. Dr Theodore B Appel notes many people ignore risks in golf, long drives, sun exposure, overeating, and sleepless schedules. He cautions that such overexertion can trigger illness or death and stresses balance and rest.
Missea Florence Helen and Vada Perringer spent days with sister Mrs Meart Stear. Arthur Steele joined the group for the return home. Arthur Weaver hosted Mr and Mrs Crea Lydie and families, Mr and Mrs James Weaver and families, and Mr and Mrs Murray Perringer with son Jay visiting G H Perringer. Velma Perringer visited Florence Ferringer. Harry Craft visited Marve Little. Mrs C H Ferringer and late daughter Geraldine visited Mrs Harry Craft. Serenade for Homer Foltz of Ambrose drew many attendees. Mrs Mawie Daugherty called on Mrs Mears Stear. Plumville Trade City concrete road finished. Mrs Ansley Rummel and son Asssets Indiana callers. B B Kime building a road house near Plumville. Mr and Mrs C L Ferringer and Louise spent Sunday with her parents John Crawford.
John A. Scott auditor of Orphans Court Indiana County will settle and report distribution of money in the hands of Savings & Trust Company of Indiana as executor of J B Miller late of Clymer Borough. He will attend at his office in The Savings & Trust Company Building Indians Pa Tuesday August 5 at 10 00 a m interested persons may attend. July 9 1980 8te
Multiple funeral notices report deaths in Indiana area. Cyrus Steffey, 75, longtime church member and civic leader, died after a brief illness. Survived by son Charley Stelfey and daughter Mrs. Loney Ansley. services at Gilgal Presbyterian church with burial in church cemetery. Also noted are obituaries for James E. Moore, Miss Marie Kusick, and Miss Louise Mitchell with details of their families and funeral arrangements.
George E. Crawford 43, son of Mr and Mrs J R Crawford of Rochester Mills, died Sunday in Electra Texas hospital after complications from appendicitis surgery. A WWI veteran who worked in Texas oil fields, he is survived by two sisters Mrs Clyde Robinson Punxsulawney and Mrs Harry Seger Rossiter, and a brother Max Crawford. Funeral services and interment will be at Rochester Mills cemetery.
Samuel W. Walker aged about years, Civil War veteran and farmer near Ambrose, died Monday from a complication of diseases. He leaves a widow and two daughters and will be buried in Marion Center cemetery after funeral at his home Thursday. Rue St Clair, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Bar St Clair of New Florence, died in Windher hospital Thursday night after a month illness. He was a New Florence high school graduate and his father Earl St Clair is ill in a Philadelphia hospital. survivors include parents, several siblings, and grandparents. Mrs Richard M Hall, wife of Richard M Hall of Gipsy, died in Indiana hospital Monday morning from a complication of diseases. maiden name was O He Smith, daughter of W B Smith of Montgomery township. she leaves husband, children, three brothers and a sister. Angeline Reisinger, native of this county born 1852, died Saturday at sister-in-law’s home in Clear Run Clearfield county. funeral at King home in Clear Run and burial in Greenwood cemetery.
Vermont village sugaring season centers on a party in the Maynard home. Eileen and Matt Thorpe grow close while Helen Danby, Mr. Walte’s niece, unsettles the pair with renewed attention and jealousy. A heart shaped sugar mold exchange nudges a reunion at the sugaring off.
Prof. Ralph Gladden, curator of the Museum of the Channa Ishind, begins a third expedition seeking a buried temple believed to lie beneath Catalina Island’s hills. The search targets the fabled Chinigehineh temple of the sun god.
Fisher & Ruddock announce auditor's report for Cherryhill Township School District Indiana County for the year ending July 11, 1980. Includes receipts, expenditures, debt service, capital outlay, and balance figures with trustee certification. Notice also lists bid invitation for Webrumgehogl and Dilltown bids, and estate notice for Harry Munsowher with public sale ordered by Indiana County Orphans Court.
Official notice schedules an event for Friday August 1 1930 at 2 00 PM. Details readable in the public notice context refer to a timed action or meeting set for that afternoon with no additional context provided in the fragment.
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