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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1933

Page

7

Mra Mae Trene Matthis Dies at 26 in Indiana Hospital

Cortmao dore resident Mrs. Mae Trene Matthis aged 26 wife of Ernest Matthis died in an Indiana hospital last Thursday. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Deitman of Olg all she was born September 16 1897 in Punxsutawney. She lived in Commodore seven years and was well known. Survived by husband and six children Raymond Bernice Geraldine Frederick Winifred and Cecelia Mae all at home. Funeral Monday at Stafford Catholic Church with Rev Joseph Altany officiating, interment St Bernard's Cemetery.

Mra Mae Trene Matthis Ernest Matthis Cortmaodore Indiana Hospital Mathis Theodore Deitman Olgall Punxsutawney Commodore Raymond Bernice Geraldine Frederick Winifred Cecelia Mae Stafford Catholic Joseph Altany St. Bernard's Cemetery Merle Allison Neal Merle Neal Waas Lucile Evelyn Kearney Wendell Neal J.B. Troutman Smicksburg

Obituary notes for McFarland Saltsbury and kin

Obituary notices cover Florence McFarland Saltsbury 80 of Suburban Hospital Bellevue Pittsburgh burial in Edgewood cemetery. Merle Neal seven died at home aged in 1926 birth Aug 22 1026 burial Smicksburg. Clark Harmon 82 Punxsutawney resident with Washington Twp wife Elizabeth Fisher. John Alexander Auld 73 died in Dik City Kansas born near Brushvalley moved to Unionville and then Kansas.

Clark Harmon Punxgutawney Washington Township Elizabeth Fisher Charles Harmon Ira Pittsburgh Will Harmon Punxsutawney John Alexander Auld Dik City Kansas William Barbara Auld Brushvalley Unionville

Washington Township Tax League Program July 27 meeting

Washington Township Tax Justice League meets at Marlin schoolhouse Thursday evening July 27. Opening songs and recitations by local residents follow with topics on pleasant profitable summer vacation and interests of taxpayers. Musicians and speakers include Ira Marlin Edna Fry Byron Brown Mrs John Helman John McFarland John McClain Jay and Dorothy Sourwine and S B Glassford with group songs and closing number by all.

Washington Township Tax Justice League Marlin B. BH. Kunkle Reid Roy Blystone Laird Orr Edward ‘Park Henry Bryan Miller Ira Marlin Edna Fry Byron ‘Brown John Helman Houser Mary Lohr Maurice Miller Paul Orr John McFarland John McClain Jay Dorothy Sourwine Atwood Jean Peterman Betty Aal Glenn Orr Ethelda Fry S. B. Glassford All

King Receives Scranton Correspondence School Scholarship

Floyd King of 1115 School Street has been named by Prof. Jesse A. Lubold principal of Indiana High School as recipient of an Indiana scholarship from the International Correspondence School of Scranton. King chose an architectural drawing and designing course. Other awards include H B George representative of Scranton schools and Frank Fallat of Elders Ridge earning a diploma in electrical engineering with a 94 percent average in 10 months. Additional scholarships went to Homer City Joseph Robovich Blairsville Miss Louise Cover.

Floyd King Scranton School Street Jesse A. Lubold Mdiana Indiana International Correspondence School of Scranton King H. B. George Frank Fallat Elders Ridge Homer City Joseph Robovich Blairsville Louise Cover

Shower Honors Newlyweds in West Lebanon Hall

More than 125 guests attended a surprise miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Merle Coulter of West Lebanon at the town hall on Saturday night. Music and readings followed a piano duet, vocal solo, jokes, and an autobiography. Out-of-town guests included relatives from Saltsbury Indiana Tunnelton and Leechburg, with gifts and best wishes extended to the couple.

Merle Coulter West Lebanon King Orchestra Siam Frank Miller Misa Dorothy Muller Reeita'ton Burnett Fulton Charlotte Smith Florence Patterson Joe Miller Hert Patterson James Patterson Geraldine Fulton Nancy ‘Patterson Lloyd Elgin Joe Patterson Emma Fleming Arthur Coulter Dick Kinter Saltsbury Melvin Johnston Isabelle Fleming Indiana J. C. Donahey Tunnelton Romayne Donahey Leechburg

Rob Grosse Tour Reveals Heat Dunes and 7600 Miles

Rob Grosse of town returned from a Pacific coast motor tour with two brothers Fred Vandergrift and Ed Pittsburgh. They crossed 16 states and Old Mexico over 42 days, endured 119 degree heat in Death Valley, 12 foot snow drifts near Denver, and visits to Grand Canyon Boulder Dam Painted Desert Los Angeles San Diego Needles Furnace Creek Inn and more. Bob caught 27 horned toads at Tucumcari and plans to share them with friends. Hon E B Hewitt of Indiana saved G T McCrea from possible death after a fall in Brush Creek, freeing him from wedged rocks and aiding his return to shore.

Rob" Grosse Robert SS. Grosse Pacific Coast Fred Vandergrift Pittsburgh Denver Colo Death Valley Calif Old Mexico Grand Canyon Colorado Boulder Dam Painted Desert Los Angeles San Diego Needles Furnace Creek Tucumcari New Mexico Bob

Half Rate on Auto Tags and Licenses in Harrisburg

Harrisburg announces autos registrations at half rate start August 1, not before, clarifying that operator licenses do not drop to half. The Department of Revenue says many applications came with half fees, but the $2 operator’s license remains unchanged through the year.

Harrisburg Department of Revenue Bureau of Motor Vehicles

Girl Shot In Arm By Younger Sister In Accident

Beatrice Lambing 11 daughter of Mrs. Alice Lambing of East Water Street was accidentally shot in the left forearm by a younger sister on Wednesday while a revolver was left on a dresser. She received treatment at Tudiana hospital and escaped serious injury.

Beatrice Lambing Alice Lambing East Waterstreet Lambing Beatrice Tudiana Hospital

More Young Persons Wed According to Committee

A subcommittee of a national research committee on social trends reports that marriage rates have risen in the United States over the past forty years. The share of married individuals is highest among ages twenty to twenty nine, with women continuing to marry up to sixty five while men show a plateau after thirty five to forty four. The findings highlight a sustained rise in marriage among younger adults and a long tail of marriage among women.

United States

Early Horses in America Traced to Europe and South American Finds

An investigator returning from a South American expedition reports fossil evidence of horses in the Western Hemisphere long before European arrival. The finds link ancient true horses to three toed ancestors, with fossil sloths and mastodons also uncovered in the same deposits.

Europe America South America Western Hemisphere

Indians as Gem Miners In American Thought

Indian prospectors were praised by Sydney H Ball a New York mining engineer for their gem mining skills While lacking smelting knowledge their work yielded free gold and precious stones He notes Indians used stone hammers and horn picks to craft ornaments and describes hard rock mining practices including heating rock and quenching it The passage credits Indians with starting many turquoise jade mica and rock crystal mines

Sydney H. Ball New York

Death of Ulysses S. Grant Seven Years After Presidency

The article recounts Grant's fatal cancer, diagnosed after throat pains in January following a physician's warning during his summer visit. Despite expert care by eminent specialists, the malignant disease progressed beyond cure and Grant died on July 23, 1885, at age sixty.

Grant United States Hygela Health Magazine

Ohio Gains in Area From Survey Corrections

Ohio’s land area increases to 41,268 square miles and total area to 44,803 square miles after a recent university survey corrected earlier state measurements. The adjustment, not from new land acquisition but survey errors, also refines Ohio’s share of Lake Erie’s western end.

Ohio Ohio State University Lake Erie

Smith Pocahontas Story Questioned by Historians

The Pocahontas tale of her saving John Smith has long been taught in schools but is now debated by historians after persistent inquiries. The full account remains contested as researchers reassess the events and their accuracy.

400000 Roses Per Ounce Attar Of Roses Price Fact

Attar of roses is very costly because 400000 roses are needed for one ounce. The pure oil is rare and often adulterated with sandalwood. It is produced mainly in India, Persia and other eastern countries. The attar is derived from rose water from crushed leaves.

India Persia

Platinum Demand Drives US Imports Across Sectors

The United States leads platinum consumption importing annually over 10 million dollars. About 60 percent feeds jewelry needs and a large share funds scientific instrument manufacture.

United States

Personal enterings note guest lists and local appointments

Local notices list Misa Betty Musser hosting college roommate Mise Mary Campbell and other visiting relatives in Reading and Philadelphia. James Dunlap named Canoe township constable and Ralph Brown named Blairsville First Ward judge. Chicago trip noted for National Congress of Women’s Clubs attendees. A Cunningham barn was struck by lightning and burned on June 25.

Misa Betty Musser South Sixth Mise Mary Campbell Butler James Dunlap Canoe Township J. N. Langham W. C. Beam Ralph ©. Brown Blairsville M. G. Miller Sara R. Christy Flo Mitchell Florence Wallace Chicago National Congress of Women’s Clubs E. G. Duke Vivian Bismark N. Dak J. B. Anderson West Philadelphia Anderson Mr. Duke William Duke iSmicksburg Duke Alice Cunningham Sheloca R.D Alma Cunningham Glen Jones Youngstown Pittsburgh 77Ohn Cunningham Near West Lébanon

1984 License Tags Shipped From Western Penitentiary Shops

Harrisburg dispatch notes 1934 Pennsylvania automobile license tags are already shipped to Harrisburg from Western Penitentiary tag shops in Pittsburgh. Production continues for 1,875,462 sets under the current contract. Superintendent Harry B. Andrews cites planned use of background paint, varnish, ink, steel, wax paper, and cartons for next year with blue letters on a yellow background.

Harrisburg Western Penitentiary Pittsburgh Harry B. Andrews Prison Industries Andrews Pennsylvania

Plum Creek Gossip Sparks Home Visits Across Counties

Miss Bertha and Juniata Wimmer returned home after weeks with Maryland friends. Clair Frailey visited his mother. Murray Ramer called at Ralph Ramer’s home. Mrs. Davia visited Reynolds Ramer. Jacob Clark visited Irvin Keeler. Paul McFarland’s Friday afternoon with Mia Wilbur Wood’s family welcomed a new baby born July 8. Charles Clark plans Ohio work. Ralph Ramer family visited Arthur Altman’s at Girty. Rauth McFarland spent days with grandmother in Indiana. Wimmer hosts Kansas friends Sunday was held.

Bertha Juniata Wimmer Maryland Clair Frailey Tillie Frailey Murray Ramer Ralph Ramer Fra Davia Reynolds Ramer Jacob Clark Calley Irvin Keeler Paul McFarland Mia Wilbur Wood

Winners of Economy Day Prizes July 15 at Ritz Theatre

A July 17 distribution lists Indiana and out of town winners for Economy Day prizes. Names include Raymond Shank, Martha Bell, Eleanor M. Herbert, Mrs. Walter Barber, Pauline Rupert, J R Clements, and others with prize amounts from five to ten dollars. Several addresses and locations in Pennsylvania and West Virginia are shown.

Ritz Theatre Indiana Raymond Shank Sixth Street Martha Bell Chevy Chase Eleanor M. Herbert W. Phila Walter Barber Washington St Pauline Rupert John Sutton Hall J.R, Clements 4Chos McGregor Seventh St LaMantia Margaret J. Lowman 11Th St Kenneth Good Home R. D J, Carlson Ornest Balls Ernest Meda ‘Repine Josephine Edna McLean Creek— Side John McAndrews M. Im Stiteler Keyser W. Va H. A. Orr Dorothy Hancock Clymer Penna

Scout Party to World’s Fair Planned by Pittsburgh Council

William Penn Council Boy Scouts announce a Western Pennsylvania organized trip for Scouts and leaders to the World’s Fair in Chicago August 21 to 26. Cost 27.06 including transport meals hotel and four admissions. applications due August 10. group size up to 100 with reduced rail fare if larger. contact Ralph Harrison at Indiana, Pennsylvania headquarters for details.

William Penn Council Boy Scouts of America Western Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Chicago Ralph Harrison Scout Council Indiana

Grays to lead Armstrong Grange meeting July 27

The Armstrong Grange will meet at Parkwood school house Thursday evening July 27 at 8:00 with Nellie Campbell in charge. The program includes instrumental music by Matthew Walker, topics on canning and storage, recitations by Lillian Wells and Herbert Shirey, a monologue, a mixed quartet, essays by Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Conch, questions on canning practices, select reading by Gaynelle Wells, and a surprise item.

Grays Armstrong Grange Parkwood Nellie Campbell the Grand Matthew Walker R. A. Fouts H. D. Ray A. H Mra J. Ny Campbell D. D. Walker Gaynellé Wells Herbert Shirey Mary Anderson Matthew Walkar

Fourth Class Postmaster Exams Applications Open

Applications will be received until July 28 for examination for the offices of postmaster at Commodore and Dixonville Indiana. The salary at each office for the last fiscal year was 1100 dollars. Examinations will be held in Indiana.

Commodore Dixonville Indiana

Coffee Solution Hints in Parboiling Ham Before Baking

A reader advises trying a coffee solution when parboiling ham to enhance flavor before baking. The tip suggests coffee may deepen the meat’s taste and improve browning during final cooking.

Official Notice of Fall Primary Election in Indiana County

Public notice details county wide per Uniform Primary Law listing offices up for election, party nominations by district, and term lengths. Names of commissioners, clerk, and county officials appear among the extensive district by district appointment and election data for the upcoming fall primary.

Fragments Describe Candle Wax With White Fabric Storage

Readable text notes that small pieces of white candle wax sprinkled between folds of white fabric stored away help prevent the material from turning yellow.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mes, Heneat, Matthis Florence McFarland Florence Rhea) McFarland Bellevue McFarland Sarah (Shields) Rhea Saltsburg Presbyterian Church J. Rhea McFarland Mabel Richards Canton J. Stanley Harker Edgewood Cemetery John A. and Washington Township Tax League West Lebanon Town Hall Gueata EB. E. Hewitt G. T. McCrea Brush Creek T. McCrea Brushvalley Township B.E. Hewitt McCrea E. B. Hewitt Blacklick Creek Hewitt Mr. McCrea Lisle St. Clair Reading Join M. St. Clair C. Paul Reed Seventh Street Nora Scott Wilkingburg Read Paul Buterbaugh Locust Street George Lowman Lawrence Lowman Jennie Lowman Margaret Lowman S. Eleventh ‘St Freda Stiffier North Seventh Street Nellie Stahlnaker Plum Creek Turshay Democratic Tradition Meister Anal Idney Connntastoner Armagh Sulind Pata Fue Dyer Baron Commetinen Dhirgera Police Asseasone Uo Nastscuiee Neiserdits Grotry Kiebet Mlvenion Ddavon Toy Dhreckoys Tagsexser Tyr Oaxiatant Torbsenek Blackleck Vorchoof Direetors Dastien Assiahint Elpethon Disteiet Tadge Mlecthon Yenre Amd Beta Spector Minetron Alareich Bloedon Agneksor Mihi Burrell AgalAliot Tange Centeh Exch Iudeco Mlection Cherrybill Dudge Wilecthon Diertion Justices of the Peace Fox Borough Conncilven Burgess Cord Hlewidon Justice of the Maree Agsaskera Dbyremra Borough Corncilmen Mlectlon Conemaugh Andite Goyer Creekside Borough Cognetine Inoodehalvetion Eleetlon Glen Campbell Yaark Seba Y Dusties Ponce Tex Collentor L Sturgess Juste Cuce Whaerkor Dabmin I Dbatrlet T Dade Bloettan Bt Tospertor Weckion Tb Yeurs AkNensor Asai Atitiel Ansexsorh Lax Eleetion Po Gaspeetor Homwek Cuny Ponce Fir i Yeurs Tex Astriet Bersih Connell Jn Ech Electlon Moectlon Jacksonville Juathen Bence Norotugh Connellinen East Mamoning Anil Onch Ty Ledee Genea Sookie Ub Yuies Eich Eleedon Mlectinn Marion Genie de Poder von A Borgel Commeliien To Quites Syuney Bloeian Ux Valledar Torok Pelee Ford Fuard Borough Counellion Saltsburg Goyetes Aid Toyearm SOUR East Wheathkield Ford Yeurs de Patee White Young& Behool Anson Hurk Jowen Vleiken Ilaturigi Campbell Catnty Commissioners Abbott Houn Thompson Uly 10 Indiana Motor Go Buickntiag North Eighth Street Distriet
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