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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1930

Page

2

Governor Fisher Promised Surplus At End Of Year

Budget Secretary Townsend says state ends fiscal year May 31, 1930 with a cash balance of 66.5 million dollars despite large building and road programs. If June revenue meets estimates, next governor starts with a sizeable balance plus planned projects including two Harrisburg office buildings, a farm products show building, and Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Bridge. Allocations cover hospitals, education, National Guard, and forest land expansion totaling hundreds of millions in 1930s spending.

Townsend Treasury John Fisher Arthur P. Towsend Harrisburg Commonwealth Departments of Health and Welfare Pennsylvania State College Pennsylvania National Guard

Physicians Hold Tri County Meeting Here on June 12th

Tri county physicians from Indiana Jefferson and Clearfield will meet at the Indiana Country Club on June 12 with wives invited for a luncheon at Yellow Lantern Tea Room hosted by the Indiana County Auxiliary. The program features talks on low back conditions by Dr James A Dickson national cancer diagnosis by Dr A J Bruecken X ray examination of GI issues by Dr Geo C Grier and the nervous patient seen by Dr William H Mayer followed by a general discussion.

Indiana, Jefferson and Clearfield Physicians of Indiana Jefferson and Indiana Country Club Yellow Lantern Tea Room Indiana County Auxiliary James A. Dickson Cleveland Clinic Cleveland A. J. Bruecken St. Francis Hospital Pittsburgh Geo. C. Grier William H. Mayer

Ackersons Complete Overland Trip to Denver in Ford Sedan

Blacklick Township residents Mr and Mrs A Ackerson and William RByandon completed an overland trip to Denver Colorado in a 1930 Ford sedan. The fours day journey covered 1632 miles with 87 gallons of gas used. They observed corn fields in Indiana and Missouri and noted unplanted fields in Kansas amid long rains. Clawson McMuhlen Reunion Scheduled at Campbells Mills June 13.

Blacklick Township Colorado A. Ackerson William Rbyandon Denver Colo Ackersons Hlinda Missouri Kansas

Weddings of a Week Prugh Schall Eldert on May Two

Three couples in Elderton Barnesboro and Glen Campbell were married in late May and June. John Augustus Prugh and Margaret Rebecca Schall of Elderton tied the knot May 2 at the Elderton Presbyterian church with Rev. M. D. McClelland officiating. Harold Samuel Taylor of Barnesboro wed Dorothy Winifred Rounsley on June 30 in the Court House with Register Ralph Cummings officiating. William Henry Lamie and Vary Salsgiver of Glen Campbell were married Saturday at the Christian church residence on Elm Street by Rev. Fred L. Fink.

Lamkie-Salsgiver William Henry Lamie Misa Vary Salsgiver Glen Campbell Fred L. Fink the Christian Church Elm Street

Memorial Day Observed in Indiana Despite Unseasonable Weather

Memorial Day services were held in Memorial park Indiana after a veterans parade led by the American Legion Drum Corps and the Municipal Band. Hon. Frederick Godhharles of Harrisburg delivered an address reviewing Pennsylvania’s role in all wars, with four Civil War veterans on the speakers’ platform despite gusty winds.

Indiana American Legion Memorial Park Frederick Godhharles Harrisburg Pennsylvania

Only Two Civil War Veterans At Elderton Memorial Day

Elderton observed Memorial Day with Samuel Calhoun and Daniel Miller, its last surviving Civil War veterans, taking part in a well attended ceremony at the M.E. Church where Attorney John McCreight of Washington delivered the address. Graves were decorated and a reunion of Elderton Academy and High School students followed by a community picnic in Kimmiel's grove later.

Elderton Samuel Calhoun Daniel Miller John McCreight Washington Elderton Academy Kimmiel’s Grove

Thirteen Rossiter Graduates Attend Commencement Day

Thirteen students graduated from Rossiter High School at the Union church commencement on Tuesday evening. Rev G Matthew Jordan preached the bac calaureate sermon Sunday. Class day was Monday. Alumni meet tonight. The class includes Joe F Basila Carl D Bowers Alpha R Cochran Loretta Finn Joseph E B Peterson Floyd A States Beathia E Black Jack Braughter James J Connors George H Krede Frances D Reece James H Timblin Eleanor R Winebark. Marriage licenses opened May 31 by Register W Ralph Cummings. First license issued to William Henry Lambs and Mary Salsgiver. The couple wed the same day. Clymer crash injures lightly Tony Craglano and family escape with slight injuries.

Rossiter High School Union Church G. Matthew Jordan Joe F. Basila Carl D. Bowers Alpha R. Cochran Loretta Finn Joseph EB. Peterson Floyd A. States Beathia E. Black Jack Braughter James J. Connors George H. Krede Frances D. Reece James H. Timblin Eleanor R. Winebark Olea Register and W. Ralph Cummings William Henry Lambs Huntingdon Mary Salsgiver James Salsgiver Glen Campbell

Personal Brevities Showcases Weekend Visits and Moves

A long list of weekend visits and local moves dominates the notices. Miss Enid Woosley and Irma Cunningham vacation together while Pittsburgh residents guest with family. Several Indiana visitors renew subscriptions and attend events, including a 43rd Rebekah convention in Williamsport. A Washington trip, a Louisville graduation, and a move to McKeesport are noted along with a newborn in Indiana hospital and a pastor’s reassignment to Sandy Lake.

Enid Woosley Pitsburgh Indiana Irma Cunningham West Philadelphia Paul Vogel Pittsburgh Edward G. Vogel North Fifth Street G. T. Learn Near Commodore San Diego Calif George Wells Hood Columbus G. B. Hood Hast Church Street Donald Lockard New York City Ralph McHenry Clymer Avenue Walter B. Porter James Walter South Bend Progress Iva Hamm Ellen Town Orrin Brown Clymer Washington, D.C Mt. Vernon Birdsall Clairl T Longwill Betty Gray Witness McJunkin Williamsport Joseph M. Smith the Messenger George W. Ditch Henry Clune Louisville Louisville Medical School E. Gerald Ditch T. A. McGaughey North Tenth Street McKeesport McGaughey Glassport Martha Reed C. Paul Reed Nemacolin Vassar College Collage Bess Cunningham Cleveland Frank Cunningham Duncanville Charles A. Cunningham Cresson D. A. Cunningham Wayne Avenue John Kline Famiily Sarah Gali Nanty-Glo Henry Rossomme Doris Joan Ot Mrrol John Salsgiver Chestnut Street Harold Nesbit Commodore Bank Indiana Hospital W. §. Miller Maple Street Gettysburg Philadelphia Miller C. J. Baird Washington F. C. Hileman Mary Jean Liveratore, RD E. K. Bills Howiard Saltsburg Tulaman

The Queer Clerk Who Got What He Wanted

A late realistic tale follows G. Withker a reserved bookkeeper at Jedlow and Assup's who shocks colleagues by revealing he has a wife and six children adopted by an aunt. Despite initial mockery, Walker secures promotion and builds a bold family life, proving the line between oddity and success.

Dews G. Withker Jetltow and Assup's Walker Jedlow Wisconsin Avenue Miaple Street Jedlow and Assup’s Johnny Marty Agnes Claire Louise Walker Rose Thorse Daddy

There’s a Moral Those who would rule or rule will do both if given no chance

The remark argues that those who seek power will seize it when opportunities arise, warning against unchecked governance and rule without accountability. It reflects a cautious stance on power and the tendency of ambitious individuals to consolidate control when unopposed.

Boston Building and Loan Association Frank L. Neff Philadelphia St Indiana

Public Sale at Shelocta Station June 7 1930

Public sale of the late Hezekiah and Matilda Rupert estate at Shelocta Station Armstrong township on Saturday June 7 1930 at 1:00 PM EST includes oak bedroom suite beds sideboard dining table kitchen goods parlor organ sewing machine and more. Real estate also offered. Auctioneer R W George executor Harry W Rupert 951 Ninth Ave Brackenridge Pa.

Shelocta Armstrong Township Hezekiah Matilda Rupert R. W. George Harry W. Rupert Ninth Ave Brackenridge L. E. Miller Matilda W. Rupert Ninth Avenue

Auction Notice of Garage Keeper Sale in Mannsylvania

Frank Buterbaugh Wisell announces sale of a Chevrolet Touring Car and a Tarnlan motorcycle at his garage in Uiksdale on June 2, 1040 to settle a repair and storage lien under Act of AssemblyBo W127. Baltic Auction will dispose of the property to recover the debt.

Fee Tomh Frank Buter- Muh Wisell Uiksdale Mannsylvania

Parkwood Road grading project bids invited

Armstrong and Young Townships Indiana County Pennsylvanias supervisors invite sealed bids for grading and drainage on seven mile Parkwood Road from Andersons on the Benjamin Franklin Highway to Route 58 near West Lebanon. Bid openings set at Court House Indiana Pa. certified check of 1700 required. plans

Green Township Indiana County Pennsylvania Eastern Standard Moss Creek Cambria County Slar Burneslore Grinemore Schaal Starford Mach Ma Green Townshlp Frank C. Sensuluugh Conmmiodore Department of Highways Ry W. W. Moorhead Frank C. Sensuhaugh Rustern Standard Prize Route 282 Purchase Line Commodore Stafford Ukila Nenauhaugh Widders Bodervisgas Green Townstits W. W. Moorland Brik Sonsibaugh Tune Armstrong Ss Young Township Parkwood Road Andersons Benj. Franklin Wirhway Parkwood West Lebnon Court House Indiana Peana Craig Armstrong Township Thomas Pealer Point C. R. Wamilton S. L. Calhoun Hort Kinter Thomas Phaler Acw Ate Amond W. LB. Crawford

Public Auction of Real Estate in Huffington Township

Public sale of real estate of a deceased decedent in Huffington Township Indiana County Pennsylvania. Two adjoining parcels totaling about 260.7 acres with coal rights reserved except eight acres around a square buildings and timber. Sale to pay debts of decedent, 1 percent bid deposit, balance on confirmation and deed delivery. Administrator Samuel J. Mardes announces May 28, 1930.

Huffington County of Indiana Pennsylvania Marin Graham Camberly Iron Company J. T Hracken J. E. Young J. M. Burcly Winiteever Recorder’s Or Indiana County John M. Barclay Syed Doge i Samuel J, Mardes

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