Personal Briefs Highlight Indiana Visitors and Local Notices
Marion Center resident Mrs Anna Loughry visits Washington DC while Ebensburg’s Mrs Alvin Evans stays with her mother in West Washington Street. Local attorney James W Mack Jr and wife return from Chicago and host at Mast Pike. Indiana subscribers renew while relatives travel to Buffalo and Huntingdon. A wide range of kin and friends join weekend visits, nursing education moves, and long-distance family reunions across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Loughry
Marion Center
Washington, D.C
Alvin Evans
Ebensburg
W. D. Bush
West Washington Street
James W. Mack, Jr
Town
Chicago
Mast Pike
Campbell
Edward Harold
Young Township
Indiana
Progress Office
Progress
Marvin R. Sheffler
Lewis Rowe
Buffalo
David Livingston
Carle E. Bracken
Huntingdon
Harleysville Casualty Company
Bracken
W. C. Waldron
South Seventh Street
Milton
Northumberland County
Waldron
F. P. Waldron
Desta Knox
Oak Street
B. 8. Warner
Knox
Jane Marie
Erie
Warner
Warners
Dick MccNeel
Freeport
Joseph McNeel
Marguerite Moorhead
Allan Kirkpatrick
Thomas Elder Campbell
Frank Conner
Strawberry Point
Iowa
Jennie Ruffner
Lewistown
Connor
A. H. Williams
Pine Flats
Urey
W. A. Adgar
Jane
John
Williams Home
Apgar
Helen Ruffner
The Ritz Plays The Golden Arrow and Private Number
The Ritz Theatre brings The Golden Arrow a comedy drama featuring Bette Davis and George Brent Friday. Private Number a romantic Fox hit with Robert Taylor Loretta Young opens Monday for a three day run with Patsy Kelly and Basil Rathbone in support. Show Boat comes June 11 starring Irene Dunne Allan Jones Charlies Winninger Helen Westley Paul Robeson and Helen Morgan with a 3500 cast for musical drama and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Davia
George Brent
Ritz Theatre
Robert Taylor
Loretta Young
Fox
Taylor
Miss Young
Patsy Kelly
Basil Rathbone
Marjorie Gateson
Roy del Ruth
Raymond Griffith
Gene Markey
William Conselman
Cleves Kinkead
Edna Ferber
Jerome Kern
Oscar Hammerstein
Magnolia
Ravenal
Mississippi
Irene Dunne
Allan Jones
Charlies Winninger
Andy
Hig
Helen ‘Westley
Helen Morgan
Julie
Paul Robegon
Alan Jones
Stormy Night and a Coffin in a Telegraph Office
A Arizona telegraph operator Bruce Matthews deciphers Morse alerts during a dust storm. A heavy express arrives with a mysterious cargo and a coffin. Bruce confronts a ghostly hand emerging from the coffin, foreshadowing danger tied to a planned bombing by Stretch Delaney. A schoolboy gang hints at prank interference. Manila’s three city sections and weekly cockfights are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Instrumenta
Casa Grande
Bruce Matthews
Bruce
Tucson
Bronce
Renee
Dick Coffinberry
Stretch Delaney
Kingdom
Dick Bird
Bristol
Manila
Evolution of Hospital Care Through the Years
An elder hospital administrator recalls a 150 bed facility lacking telephone, x ray, insulin, or modern ventilation a few decades ago. He notes long meals and strict visiting hours with a bell, a doctor sought by whistle, and nurse staff ratios of one per two beds. Today stays average 11 to 12 days with at least one staff per bed. Eugene Maynard Rowe graduates with perfect attendance from Indiana High School. Indiana visitors M J McAtoos and James Fetterman renew subscriptions. Mrs McAtoos travels with him to Ambrose. Dorothy Dick suffers rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Maynard Rowe
Bruce M. Rowe
Indiana High School
M. J. McAtoos
James Fetterman
Commodore
Indiana
McAfoos
Progress
Ambrose
Blaine Dick
Dorothy Dick
Mrs. Blaine Dick
Crooked Creek Missionary Society Meets At Mrs Jewart Home
The Crooked Creek Missionary Society held an all day meeting at Mrs. Marie Jewart's home last Thursday. Local arrivals include Frank Kirk's family visiting Luthersburg and numerous relatives from Girard Ohio Vandergrift Pittsburgh and Latrobe. Dr Mahan of Pittsburgh spent the weekend here and Emery W Allison of Tenth Street was honored at a Presbyterian session dinner with a briefcase presented to 35 year session member Alli-son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersville
Ladies of the Crooked Creek Missionary Society
Marie Jewart
Frank Kirk
Luthersburg
Jack Fissel
Glenn
Harry Over
Dickie
Girard
Chas
Brady
Melvin ‘Wells
Vandergrift
Nettie Wells
Earl Love
Altoona
J. F. Love
Lina Trusal
Roy Banke
Eugene Banks
Joseph Cumminga
Pittsburgh
Guy Banks
Latrobe
Ida Banks
Walter Bartholomew
John Caddy
Atwood
Mra. Cloud Love
Dr. Mahan
K. Ki. Kirk
Emery W. Allison
Tenth Street
First Presbyterian Church
Robert L. Clark
Alligon
Notice of Tax Sales Report in Ainimana County
Official notice announces the report and return of tax sales for delinquent taxes in Ainimana County. The treasurer commands review of the 1980 tax sale report with a due date and sixty day window for exceptions, warnings of possible service. Contains names and dates of legal proceedings and county offices involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainimana County
Conon
Tidibiuta
TSG
Nell le Pertit
WBS OW Dercasdseen
Judhina Canny
Church School Workers Gather for Indiana County Convention
District No 12 of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association convenes Thursday June 11 at Union church Ernest. Afternoon session begins 1 00 pm with Devotional by Rev Lester Case address of welcome by Mrs Blair Neal and reports. Evening session at 7 45 pm features Rev Burt Jones presiding special music and address by Rev Samuel Regester followed by installation of officers and medal presentation by Rev Frederick Steuber. Adjournments with prayer by Rev Burt Jones and Rev John K Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Union
Ernest
F. Glasser
Lester H
Blair Neal
Edna Shielda
Quartet—Center
Presbyterian Reading
Viola Weasinger
Plum Creek Church
Harmony Grove
Rh. P. Worcester
Samuel Law
Charles McMillen
Burt Jones
Stillman A. Foster
United Presbyterian ‘Church of Indiana
Harrington
Tanoma
Grove Chapel Lutheran
Bethel Lutheran
Clarence Snyder
Vice Press
Fredrick Steuber
Harmony Grove Lutheran
Archie Jewett
Crooked Creek
Samuel Regester
Rural Valley Presbyterian Church
Frederick Steuber
John K. Boston
Estate of Ackerson minors seeks private sale approval
The Savings & Trust Company of Indiana as guardian for Thelma Bertha Ackerson and Howard Leroy Ackerson requests Orphans' Court of Indiana County on June 2, 1946 at 10:00 A.M. authority to sell undivided one quarter of a Marion Center Borough lot for 100 dollars to Lester J. Peffer and Margie Peiffer. The lot bounds are School District land to the north, an alley to the east, J. C. Boyard land to the south, and Factory Street to the west, formerly conveyed by J. B. Griffith and Kathryn Griffith in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Partners Bank & ‘Trust Company
Indiana
John G. Auld
John M. Auld
Jennie M. Auld
Royden- Cunningham
Mirabeth Cunningham
Brush Valley
County
Jesse Fee
John McLaughlin
Thomas Auld
George Jamison
Janes Jumlon
Tease Les
Thomas ‘Auld
Rishvalley Township
Cou
John MM. Auld
John Dean
Dexiuning
John M. Andry
Robert FP. Auld
Meed
Eagh
Parmiows Bank & Trust Company
John
Nodce TS
Givion
Orphans’ Court of
Savings & Trust Company of Indiana
Mhelma Bertha Ackerson
Howard Leroy Ackerson
H. S. Ackerson
Marion Center
Lester J. Peffer
Marg Ht. Peiffer
H. E. Benee
J. C. Boyard
F. Ackersons
Griffith
Kathryn Griffith
the Savings & Trust Company OF Indiana
Guardian
Thelma Bertha Ackerson
Howard ‘Leroy Tune
Wee
Unscrupulous Con Artist Targeting Wren Family
In a brief, clipped exchange a speaker pressures Wren for money and a degree, claiming to teach others how to move faster or coast. The dialog hints at a tense interaction about capability and finances, with a motherly warning tone and a promise of lessons in deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pather
Wren
Notice of Private Sale in Indiana County Estates
Starry B. Fleming and M. Duke Fleming, executors of the late William Fleming, plan a private sale by deed to M. I. Long for 1000 dollars clear, at 10:00 AM June 29 1936 in Green Township. The parcel includes a coal reserved tract in Green bounded by village lines and adjacent lands, with specific mineral rights and corporate easements reserved or exempted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starry B. Fleming
M. Duke Fleming
Wiliam I
Bowngship
Green
Indiina
Pennay
Vaula
George Stier
George Beringer
George Ber
J. J. Johns
William Ruggles
George Stifflers
George Stiller
Wiliam I. Pleasoy
Alexander Douglass
Oie
Indian County
Paige
Alsou
Penn Public Bergles Corporation
Nutci
Bow Toenteal
Iid
Philips Gas & (4
Sng
Mlumne
Tak Y B. Bubming
M. Dube Peel
Willain F
Ies
Likidtte
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