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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1937

Page

5

TWO COUNTY RESIDENTS FATALLY HURT IN FALLS

Two county residents die after falls in Indiana and West Lebanon. Harry G. White of College Avenue, 62, Indiana Hospital patient from injuries after a fall while painting a barn near Crete church. Harry Wilson George, 45, West Lebanon, dies of a vertebral fracture from a cherry picking accident. Funeral rites set, survivors listed, with local church affiliations.

Falls Harry G. White Harry Wilson George West Lebanon Robinson North Seventh Street Greenwood Cemetery College Avenue Indiana Hospital Howard William Myers Crete Church Center Township W. W Jennie (Campbell) White Edgewood Homer City Indiana United Presbyterian Church Crete First Church Stillman A. Foster West Babe Anon Presbyterian South Bend Sweeres Mae Sy AR Oy Jane Hammond Anna Heberprett George Belle George Johnstown Mra A. L. Donahey Qak Leechburg Mra. O. J. Longhurat Misa Will Hammond Tona Miss Brett

Indiana County Primary Voters Restricted Under New Registration Act

About one third of Indiana County voters are registered under the New Permanent Registration act. Only those registered may vote in September primaries and November general election, meaning a reduced electorate will decide political questions at the polls.

Indiana County Earle Pennsylvania Court House

Marriages Told From Local Licenses at Blairsville Area

Local records show marriage license entries including Jacob Miller Blairsville Cedar and Ruth Wetzel Elyce M Perry St Petersburg Florida with other couples such as Vincent Semrowich Luciusboro and Francis James Lucerne Mines. Names appear with varied spellings and towns including Brushvalley Blacklick and Strangford reflecting the region’s union filings.

Jacob Charles Miller Blairsville Burnheimer Blairaville Ben Lighteap Ruth Wetzel Elyce M. Perry St. Petersburg Fla Marie Berkehbile Brushvalley Vincent Semrowich Luciusboro Mary Babick McIntyre Francis James Lucerne Mines Virginia Hamilton Joseph Surrow McIntyre Julian Boquish McIntyre Uriah T. Dunmire Blacklick Dorothy M. Humphrey Strangford

Women of the Moose meet in July at Moose Temple

The Women of the Moose Chapter No 777 held its regular meeting at the Moose Temple on Tuesday evening July 20 Blairsville attorney J Charles Short was named Assistant Counsellor on the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board based in Harrisburg Nipa Buchanen Senior Regent chaired the session and new committee chairmen were appointed.

Women of the Moose Moose Temple Nipa Buchanen Blairsville J. Charles Short Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board Harrieburg

Fishing Nearby North Bay Canada Guests and Camp Visit

Mr and Mrs Stephen F Pekala and Carlisle Holatein of town spend the week fishing in the North Bay district of Canada. Miss Elizabeth F Minser of Blairton Avenue remains at the Epworth League Camp at Newton Hamilton Pennsylvania. Mrs Orvis F Rowe and son Harold are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs A Moorhead of South Seventh Street. Mrs Rowe is a member of Mrs Moorhead.

North Bay Canada Stephen F. Pekalal Carlisle Holatein North Bay District Elizabeth F. Minser Blairton Avenue Newton Hamilton Orvis F. Rowe Harold A. &. Moorhead South Seventh Street Mra. Rowe

Idle Starford P Miner Ends Life With Dynamite Cap

John Milovic aged about 66 of hear Starford Green township committed death by own action Saturday night by exploding a dynamite cap placed in his ear. Hearing the blast several men in the same house rushed to his room and found part of his head blown away. Milovich, a former miner, had not worked for years and was on relief at the time. He had been mentally deranged for years and was formerly a patient at Torrance State hospital.

John Milovic Hear Starford Green Township Stafford Mihoyie Torrance State Hospital

Rotary Meeting at Home of Mr and Mrs Alex Stewart

Indiana Rotarians met for a regular dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex M. Stewart. Leslie W. Householder of Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co spoke on organized labor, detailing John L. Lewis and the CIO’s growth, linking labor history to business.

Alex M. Stewart Indiana Rotary Club Leslie W. Householder Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company Rotary Club Householder Organized Labor John L. Lewis

Three County Districts Vote on Local Option in September

Blairsville Homer City and Grant township residents will decide at the September 14 Primary Election whether beer wine or liquor may be sold in their districts in the future.

Blairsville Homer City Grant Township

Personal Brevities Show Wide Circle of Indiana Visitors

Mrs. Bertha Baun Moore and son Harry of Washington DC visit Indiana relatives. Numerous local residents and guests listed with travels to Pittsburgh Harrisburg Johnstown and Detroit. Noted arrivals include Mrs. Dobson author of Straw in the Wind and families from New Kensington and Homer City.

Bertha Baun Moore Harry Washington, D.C Indiana Mary Reeger Lewisville T. ‘Winger Los Angeles Cal J. B. Weaver Wayne Avenue W. J. Altman Johnstown T. ©. Burhenn Jeannette John M. Daugherty Church Street Luda Owens Independence Kana H. 8. Owens Water Street Harry Laney Detroit Mich Anna Laney Oakland Avenue George Raymont New Kensington Elizabeth Gailey Alice Gailey Hast Oak Street John Melain Pittsburgh Misa Della McLain South Fifth Street Mardell Beck Braddock O. S. Fleming School Street T. C. Theiss New Haven Conn David Lewis Oakland Ave Scott Mack J. J. Henderson West Washington Street Paul Cunningham Youngstown Thomas Delois Martin Patricia Louise Martin Twelfth and Water Streets Indiana Hospital Patricia W. C. Chapman New England Herbert Layton Morristown N. J John Bennett Mra Gil Dobson A. S. Moorhead Moorhead Town Dodson Hua (Moorhead) Lininger Lininger Indiana High School University of Michigan Dobson John K. Bralller Latrobe J. H. McQuown Charlotte N. C Migsea Tippery and Leech Sfoxburg Myrtle Longwill West Water Street

County treasurer distributes six thousand one hundred seventy five in beverage funds

County Treasurer John M Thompeon paid six thousand one hundred seventy five dollars in retail beverage license funds to 69 hotels, restaurants, and seven clubs from June 1 1937 to June 1 1938. A total of six thousand nine hundred fifteen was collected, with seven hundred forty kept for handling, marking final county treasurer distributions as beverages licenses move to the State Liquor Control Board in Harrisburg. District payments listed include Armagh Blakeville Burrell Canoe Center Cherrybill Cherry Tree Clymer Creekside Glen Campbell for Grant Green Homer City Indiana Jacksonville Montgomery Spine Plumville Rayne Saltsburg East Wheatfield West Wheatfield White Young.

John M. Thompeaon Lcense State Liquor Control Board Harrisburg Armagh Blakeville Burrell Canoe Center Clymer Creekside Glen Campbell Grant Green Homer City Indiana Jacksonville Montgomery Spine Plumville Rayne Saltsburg East Wheatfield West Wheatfield White Young

Temperance Women Convene at Ambrose Church July 27

The 54th annual Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Indiana County meets July 27 at Ambrose Baptist Church with Ambrose Union hosting. Morning and afternoon sessions include devotions, reports, elections, and demonstrations, plus a medal contest and final benediction. Several property transfers are noted in the same notices.

Ambrose Church Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Indiana County Ambrose Baptist Church Ambrose Union

Weddings in Western Pennsylvania Fill Week's Social Notes

A flurry of marriages announced across Indiana county and nearby towns. Marshalle Cline of Mt Lebannon wed Thor Marshall of Indiana at the bride’s home with family present. both are Indiana State Teachers College graduates. Irene Hazel Williams of Cherryhill township married Ray W. Korman of Osceola Mills. she is a 1935 Phillipsburg State Hospital graduate nurse. Allan Snyder of Pittsburgh wed Mary Widdowson of Blacklick in Newton Hamilton camp tabernacle. Elizabeth Louise Malcolm of this place married Louis Michael Cook of Indiana R D 5 in Ebensburg. Robert Pennington of Glen Campbell married Mary Ellsmore of Glen Campbell at Mahaffey. Sarah Katherine Gerhard of near Blairsville married Paul S. Elrick of Blairsville in Blairsville M E church manse. Ceda Burnheimer of Blairsville married J C Miller of Blairsville in Dorseyville. John W. Blaney of Blacklick married Dorothy Palmer of Indiana in Blacklick.

Indiana M. I*. Marshall Wayne Avenue Rural Valley Misa Irene Hazel Williams A. H. Williams Cherryhill Township Ray W. Korman Osceola Mills

Three Indiana Residents In Pittsburgh Hospital

Three Indiana residents are patients in McGee hospital Pittsburgh. John A. Miller, local insurance agent, underwent a serious abdominal operation Monday with condition reported satisfactory. Mrs. Robert Watson of Wayne avenue extension is recovering from a serious operation and J Burton Miller of South Fifth street will undergo an operation this week.

Indiana Pittsburgh McGee Hospital John A. Miller Robert Watson Wayne Avenue J. Burton Miller South Fifth Street

County fair revival opens August 31 after six years

Indiana County launches the first fair since 1931 with horse shows and pulling contests. J A Mack and Edward Mack of G C Murphy Co funded grounds and facilities. The event runs Aug 31 to Sep 4 featuring horse pulling from Penn State, cattle show, dog show, feature racers, high tumblers, and music, with varied entertainments across days.

Indiana County J. A. Mack Edward Mack G. C. Murphy Co Indiana County Horse and Mule Association Sair Penn State Iba

Real Estate Transfers in Pennsylvania Townships

A summary of numerous real estate transfers recorded in various Pennsylvania townships including Cherryhill Burrell and West Wheatfield. Names include Shank Bennett Lowman McNutt Burkett Henry Blanham Sitarski Smathers Neal Moore Ross McIntire Brubaker Millen McKee Kissinger Gardner and others with parcels ranging from fractions of an acre to 75 acres and prices from $1.00 to $2,500. Transfers involve multiple townships and entities such as the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore and East Wheatfield School Board.

Chevy Chane Sarah M. Henry Norman Bligh Cherryhill Township Willam Blanham Federal Land Bank of Baltimore West Wheatfield Saturnin Sitarski Canoe Township Grace I. Ross Frank M. Smathers Armstrong Township James C. Moore Vera N. Neal Marion Center Vera M. Neal James C. Moora James MccIntire George McIntire Young Township James McIntire Nellie

Lightning Kills Cattle and Horses in Washington Township

During last week’s electrical storms three cattle owned by John Parks of Washington township were killed by lightning. Other farmers in the area, Alvin Allshouge and Jesse Crooks, also lost a horse each to the same storm.

Washington Township John Parks Alvin Allshouge Jesse Crooks

Blacklick Doctor Bitten by Copperhead While Fishing

Dr. Kenneth Nippes of Blacklick was bitten by a copperhead while fishing in West Virginia. He received hospital treatment and is recovering. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R. D. readers, $5.50.

Blacklick Kenneth Nippes West Virginia

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