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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
4
The Indiana Progress announces its status as the county’s oldest paper with subscription rates and payment terms. The notice lists pricing for various durations, emphasizes cash in advance, and notes advertising rates and copy requirements.
Beginning May 3, voters are urged to register by party affiliation to vote in the fall primary on September 21. Only those registered by party may vote for candidates of that party. nonpartisan ballots will be used for others. All county officers, from judge to jury commissioner, are on the ballot, with judge votes on a nonpartisan ballot and other officers on party ballots.
The Philomathean Literary Society of Brushvalley lists a June 5 program with songs recitations essays orations debates and readings by numerous members including Ethel Brinks Esther Mack Agnes Truby Alex Dick John Brinks Mary Swearingen and more. Topics include Was Germany Justified in Sinking the Lusitania and Happenings in Brush valley.
Stanton obituary notes Steele A Rice eldest son of Mr and Mrs Porter Rice of Green Township born February 15 1892 died May 27 1915 in a Philadelphia German hospital after spleen removal followed by pleural pneumonia He leaves parents grandparents My and Mrs Aaron Mannheimer six brothers one sister and many relatives He earned a Stein Engineer diploma from Scranton Competence School in engine and dynamo running He funeral was held in Taylorsville with Rev N Osgood delivering the sermon The Salvation Army announces services Saturday night and Sunday with an address by Mrs Abbott on obedience and a growing attendance invitation
A new law approved by Gov. Hamibugh regulates standard containers for fruits vegetables and grapes sold in quart boxes or containers. It sets precise dimensions for baskets trays and standard crates and requires labeling only for nonconforming containers with penalties for violators.
Washington May 29 Locusts of Brood VIo, the seventeen year cicada, are forecast to appear in May and June across much of the northern and central states between the Hudson and Mississippi Rivers into northern Georgia and South Carolina. Two races exist the seventeen year and the thirteen year. Sparse across most regions, the bulk of the expected swarm lies in the Northwest and Southwest.
Governor Brumbaugh proclaimed Good Roads Day prompting Indiana and White township residents to repair public highways amid bad weather. Over fifty volunteers on Mast Pike used horses and road machines to improve the road network. Similar efforts occurred countywide with many contributing. others sent support from home. Indiana Lumber & Supply Co reports a carload of clear red cedar shingles from the Pacific coast at right prices.
Otho II ascended to the throne in 996 as a gifted young king whose religious ardor fueled a grand plan to center a universal empire in Rome. He opened Charlemagne’s tomb on a Rome bound for glory, but died at 22 before his ambitious work could be fulfilled, his body later resting near Charlemagne.
Bay Shire stallion Gilson license No 564 will be at the owner's barn two miles west of Marion Center R H Thompson RD Home Pa 1961e/
The board of school directors invites bids for erection and completion of a new high school building including concrete foundation, brick walls, steel beams, and a complete heating and ventilating system. Bids must be accompanied by a 5 percent bid bond and sealed, with a 60 day acceptance period. Separate bids will be received for wiring and ventilating work. Bids close May 25, 1046, at the district office. the board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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