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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1933

Page

7

Taxpayer letters attack county officials in 1933 Burrell note

RHODA M. LOWMAN, Register Assessor writes in Burrell Two, July 21 1933, criticizing Indiana County Commissioners for overpaying big offices while underpaying small ones. She condemns salaries for the sheriff deputy detective constable state police and registry staff, noting a $10 deduction from her $60 income and urging voters to focus on those with large salaries.

Indiana Register Register Assessors Indiana County House of Mis Rhoda M. Lowman Register Assessor Burrell Two

Crows vs Rabbits Debate in The Progress

A letter discusses farmers’ plight from pests as rabbits devastate vegetables. The writer contrasts rabbits with crows, noting rabbits can ruin beans peas cabbage and tomatoes in a single night while crows take longer. The piece mentions hunting licenses required during rabbit season.

Rabbits and pest control anger farmers in Covode letter

A Covode reader criticizes careless predator control as rabbits ravage gardens and orchards. He argues sportsmen should be tasked with guarding crops and replanting damaged cabbage and tomatoes, condemning intentional pest placement and urging practical action. July 19.

Obituaries for Lowry Houck and Christina Boyer

Two local obituaries report the deaths of Lowry Houck 58 of Penn Run following a short illness and Christina Boyer 95 of Shelocta R D 2. Houck, born June 21 1875 in Cherryhill Township, was a Penn Run hotel keeper and farmer. survived by wife Etta and children Clair L and Elma Katherine, plus brothers and sisters. funeral at Penn Run M E Church with Rev G W Ringer, interment Oakland Cemetery. Boyer, a Salem Reform Church member born January 8 1838, died at her son J P Boyer’s home. survived by sons J Franklin Dennis and D J Smith, daughter and many grandchildren. burial at Salem Reform Cemetery after services by Rev J H Painter.

Lowry Houck Penni Run Peter Catherine Wheeler) Houck Cherryhill Township Penn Run M.E Etta (Stake) Houck Clair L. Houck Elma Katherine Houck John H. Houck Indiana Fred Houck Clymer Aaron Houck Marion ‘Center Mary ‘Shank Christina Boyer J. P. Boyer Shelocta R. D Cowanshannock Township Armstrong County Salem Reform Church Boyer Abraham Elizabeth (Painter) Hill J. Franklin Boyer Dennis Boyer Yatesboro D. J. Smith Mary Wingard Kittanning J. H. Painter Ruth Biggerstaff Josephine Rochester Penna Indiana Hospital Training School Indiana Hospital Rochester Hospital John Biggerstaff John Hugh Joseph William Mack James Robert Alg- Berstaff Homer City Dean Walbeck Blacklick Hebron Lutheran Church Blairsville EB. B. Hanks Effie S. Amond

Longtime Young township farmer Alex Cunningham dies at 79

Alex Cunningham aged more than 79 dies at his Young township home last Wednesday. Born June 21, 1854, he spent his life as a farmer and was a lifelong Jacksonville United Presbyterian member. Survived by widow Rinnie Uncapher, children Wallace Cunningham, Mrs. L. W. Crost, Mrs. Ross F. Steetle, Mrs. W. J. Phillips, and siblings. Funeral in Oakland cemetery with Rev. McClintic and Rev. Hildebrand officiating.

Alex Cunningham Young Township Robert Eliza Hart) Cunningham Cunningham Jacksonville Indiana L. W. Crost North Hast Misa Hana Cunningham Pittsburgh Rinnie Uncapher Ross FP. Steetle W. J. Phillips Clearfield R. A. Cunningham Leechburg William Shields California Oakland Cemetery McClintic Hildebrand Grove ‘Chapel

Death notices and obituaries from Indiana county area

Mrs Tryphena McMillen aged 69 of Marion Center died at a Punxsutawney home after a brief illness born Mechanicsburg November 20 1868 prominent Ambrose Baptist Church member survived by children George Hamill L C and H H McMillen Mrs Vernie Lydie and Mrs Bruce Loughry twenty grandchildren six great grandchildren services held at Plumville Presbyterian Church with interment in Plumville Baptist cemetery Other obituaries include Cyrus Boggs Beatty two years son of Samuel and Jane Beatty and cousin of the Townsend family Emma Beatty Mrs Robinsteen widowed Fannie Robinson Anetta Fox Daniel Barr Katherine Adams George Blose Robert Cochran Samuel Brimhart Samuel Larson Alex Devinik two and a half years old drowned at Lucerne Mines dam near North Homer incident noted alongside a joke about baseball scores and a domestic scene.

Tryphena McMillen Ear Marion Center Lester Good Punxsutawney Mechanicsburg Ambrose Baptist Church Silas McMillen George Hamill Shelocta L. C H. H. McMillen Marion Center Vernie Lydie Near ‘Tndiana Bruce Loughry Home Plumville Presbyterian Church W. BE. Plescher Baptist Plumville Cyrus Boggs Beatty Hobart Shellhammer South Bend Samuel Jane, Boggs Beatty D. R L. A. Townsend Anetta Fox Indiana Hammond Della Youngblood North Sixth Street Chelton Charles Marshall Graceton Streams Oakland Cemetery Alex Devinski Lucerne Dam Alex Devinak Mary Devinnkt Homer Lucerne Mines Devinski Homer City

Official Notice of Full Primary Election Indiana County Pa

Official notice lists counties and party slates for county offices across Indiana County Pennsylvania. It names positions such as register and recorder treasurer auditor school directors and many local roles by district, with election districts and term lengths spelled for multiple towns and townships.

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White candle wax trick to keep fabric from yellowing

Pieces of white candle wax sprinkled between folds of white fabric stored away prevent yellowing.

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Ang Thur Constance Bennett Joel McCrea Hell James Cagney Madge Evans George O’brien Claire Trevor Zane Grey Ritz George Arliss Editors the Progress Buchheits Sandy MacThrift Lief Eriksen Hall of Science Hall of Religion Covode, Pa Mrs Miss Ruth Biggerstaff C. E. Amond Mary Jane Gilchriese Matthew J. Walsh South Seventh Street Emma Rowe Chelsea Mich Heath Samuel Gilchriese Walsh Mary Francis Chelsey Wm. J. Robinsteen Fannie BE. (McKnight Robinsteen William J. Robinsteen Hust Waterstreet Sidney Robinsteen Christ Episcopal Church American Legion Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Women’s Relief Corps Sidney Francis Robinsteen M. 3. Robinson Daniel O. Barr Daniel Io. Barr William and Ida Maher Blairs~ville Pennsylvania Canal Katherine Adams Katherine (Peddicord) Adams Charles Adams Harry Frank Paul Adams George Wiley Westmoreland County George W.klose George W. Blose Clark Marie Blose Sagamore Robert Franklin Cochran Robert ‘Franklin Cochran Latrobe Montford Cochran I. Luker Johnstown Samuel Brimnard Samuel Brilhart East Mahoning Township Gilgal Cemetery Samuel Larson Samuel Gulason Rural Valley Pennsylvania Seid Turshay Tuam Baxter Politier Repoliican Democratic Protthitten Socialiat Recorder Wacknonville Whetton Beart Mahoning Ani Vleetinn Ahi Letlow Weat Mamoning W Yeurs Jwatiee of the Peace Henson Do Yetes secHon Diatriet North Mawoning Jtenes Besson Ford York Jax Yetra Divelion Lie Ponce Furl Mleddon Iglertion VINE Justice of the Ponce TD Assessor Dax Cotertor Ford Yiaies Autor Wai Ta Nlocilon Moetlon Tie Ponce Horough Eleetion Rayne Justice OF the Chance Eleellon Wieston Dolleethium Menon Ford Aux Cellevier Borouch Coundbuen Mlecion Smiqckaburg Fh Yeurn Peace Borough Contelinien Taapector Kleritan Austin Thlompson Mly Indiana Motor Co Pontiaq North Eighth Street
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