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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1936

Page

2

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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