Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1930

Page

5

June Grand Jury 18 in Session This Week

The June session of criminal court began with Judge Langham charging jurors. Indictments include larceny of a bicycle, liquor violations, felonious entry, and moral crimes. Sentences vary from reprimand with home detention to suspended terms and fines.

Grand Jury Charles Bayler Graceton Criminal Court J. N. Langham Mike Petras John Patras Robert Fox Peter A. Brickell Levy Howard Fisher Quay McAdoo Mike Matchison Joseph Matchisin Mike Sudar Bob Senor Clair Kinter Joseph Fisher Earl Burns Samuel Stitt James G. Marsho A. M. Cossick James Dellapa Aultman Domenik Romaale Tony Ferrent Annie Lokonis Mike Visnesky Jack Welsh Angelo Gudash Indiana Walter Kissinger Locust Street Terressa Valdenga Raymond DeMarco Carl Cooney Arcadia Margaret Papson

Alleged Liquor Law Violator Waives Hearing in Center Township

Busino Bussino, resident near Noa 10 Schoolhouse in Center Township, waived a hearing on liquor law violation before Justice Walter H. Jackson on Tuesday night and posted $1,000 bail. Authorities recently raided the Bussino home, seizing a large quantity of liquor and manufacturing apparatus.

Busino Bussino Noa. 10 Center Township Justice of the Peace Walter H. Jackson Bussino

Clymer High Graduation Exercises Last Evening

County Superintendent Chapman delivered the commencement address to the Clymer High School class. Diplomas were presented by William N. Templeton to Abram J. Abraham, Franklin H. Brown, Wayne H. Brown, Emma Beth Butterworth, Violet Rodella Casker, Helen Ruth Cupples, Ella Evelyn Davis, Mildred Geraldine Ecklund, Frank G. Edwards, Nora Irene Frantz, Begsle D. Fullerton, Marian B. E. Good, Helen Holowasko, David Learn, Charles Richard Mahan, Bernadine J. McAvoy, John Gordon Mitchell, Olive Rose Oakes, Phyllis Lucielle Palmer, Laura Louise Rankin, Irene M. Seman, Paul J. Short, Sarah S. Short, Mary Esther St. Clair, Dorothy Hloise Strong, Michael J. Timko, Mabel Viola Williams, Joseph F. Yanik.

Chapman Jas. F. Chapman Clymer High School Wm. N. Templeton Board of Education Abram J. Abraham Franklin H. Brown Wayne H. Brown Emma Beth Butterworth Violet Rodella Casker Helen Ruth Cupples Ella Evelyn Davis Mildred Geraldine Ecklund Frank G. Edwards Nora Irene Frantz Begsle D- Fullerton Marian BE. Good Helen Holowasko David Learn Charles Richard Mahan Bernadine J. McAvoy John Gordon Mitchell Olive Rose Oakes Phyllis Lucielle Palmer Laura Louise Rankin Irene M. Seman Paul J. Short Sarah 8. Short Mary Esther St. Clair Dorothy Hloise Strong Michael J. Timko Mabel Viola Williams Joseph F. Yanik

Pennsylvania Leads Mid-Atlantic in Farm Livestock Value

Harrisburg June 3 Pennsylvania ranks eleventh among states in total value of cattle swine sheep horses and mules with farm livestock valued at 186 934 000 on January 1 1930. The report notes Pennsylvania exceeds combined values of New England states New Jersey and Delaware and lists county figures led by Westmoreland Cambria Clearfield Jefferson and Indiana counties.

Pennsylvania Harrisburg New England New Jersey Delaware Bureau of Statistics Department of Agriculture Commonwealth Indiana Wee Cambria Clearfield Jefferson Westmoreland

County Soil Survey Begins in Indiana County

A four man team from federal and state agencies begins a six month soil survey of Indiana County. R T A Burke and Chas B Simmons from the Bureau of Soils and Chemistry join Penn State agronomy staff R M Marshall and J L Hosterman to sample every twenty acres. Results will be published as a US Department of Agriculture bulletin and made available to farmers.

Indiana County U. S. Department of Agriculture Bureau of Soils and Chemistry Indiana R. T. A. Burke Chas Simmons Agronomy Department Penn State R. M. Marshall J. L. Hosterman A. L. Patrick Department of Soils Burke Warner Pennsylvania

Salina man dies in Iselin window accident

Salina resident Nick Hurin died at an Indiana hospital after a late Friday fall from a second story window in Iselin home. He had been drinking and a burning lamp was extinguished on impact. He never regained consciousness.

Nick Hurin Salina Indiana Hospital Metra Wins Iselin Hurin Wias Lata Harry Singers Gilgal Church Harry Smyers Lin Name Trade City Jia Pearl Muteu Cloe Pearl Slone Jéssie Sallada le Run

Former Punxs'y treasurer arrested on embezzlement charge

B. Mitchell, former treasurer of Punxautawney borough, was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Chief of Police Henry Hilton on embezzlement charges. The alleged embezzled sum is about $42,000.

B. Mitchell Punxs'y Punxautawney Borough Henry Hilton

Lucille Banks Wins New York Art Scholarship Among 251

Lucille Banks, a student of the Art Studenta League in New York, won the Frank Vincent Dumond portrait scholarship over 250 contestants. She spent a week with Indiana relatives, returned to New York Monday, and may study at the Dumond Weighmaster camp in Marguerite, Nova Scotia. Also noted are two Indiana teachers set to sail abroad this month for an educational tour. Real estate transfers include several tract and lot sales in Banks, Canoe, Burrell and Mahoning with prices ranging from 1250 to 8366 dollars.

Lucille Banks New York Mia Carrie Banks Lucille Art Studenta League New York City Indiana Metropolis Miss Banks Frank Vincent Dumond Chrissie Cameron Alice St. Clair Europe Barney D. Wilmothy J. O. Clark Banks H. E. Clark Mary BE. Rishell McKinley Rishell Canoe Felix Anna Yann Runco S. Mahoning Sophia Holled Mary Senechke Burrell

County Young People's Conference Held Here Next Saturday

Indiana County Young People's Conference at First Presbyterian Church in Indiana will run 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Speakers include R. Stanley Kendig and Letitia Brown Mortensen. Delegates pay one dollar for admission to all sessions and two meals.

Indiana County Tee First Presbyterian Church Indiana R. Stanley Kendig Young People’s Norman Mortensen Letitia Brown Tish

Fourteen Sheriff Sales In First Week At Indiana County

Sheriff H Elmer Borland sold fourteen properties at the June term week one sale in Indiana County. Several more were continued to the June 6 second week sale. Properties conveyed included James and Olive Householder, Silvio D Corte, Nick Cicero, Walter L Clawson, Lucy Miller, Ira Feitshans, Emma O Hara, Samuel Olsen, WW Hosack, Joseph George, David Callahan, John Katz, Edward Bivens, and F L Neff won prize. Micro- and macro details show mortgage holders and buyers. Phasing indicates strong bank activity and local investment interest.

H. Elmer Borland James and Olive Householder Penn Run Wm. B. Pierce Silvio D. Corte Third Ward Indiana Albert Corte Clark Braughter Canoe Township Charles C. Bowers Nick Cicero Burrell Township Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank of Emma O'Hara Jefferson Counties Duff Depp Samuel Olsen Plumville First National Bank of Ray Hosack First National Bank of Indiana Joseph George Second Ward Hazel Younis David Callahan East Wheatfield Township Harry J. Edmiston John Katz Green Township W. E B. Oakes Edward Bivens Whitestownship Daugherty

Indiana Visitors Highlight Personal Brevities

Miss Martha Tomb of Armagh and other Indiana visitors are noted in a sequence of brief mentions. Residents such as Miss Eleacher R Tay, Miss Effie A Wells, Mrs. H G Christy, and many more travel to and from Indiana, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and nearby towns, renewing subscriptions and sharing social calls across state lines.

Frosty weather damages crops but corn may recover says agent

County Farm Agent John W. Warner reports severe frost last week across the county injuring corn wheat grapes and beans. He cautions farmers not to hastily replant corn arguing many damaged shoots may recover and urges field checks to ensure corn has been frozen to the roots before replanting.

Wem Warner John W. Warner

Indiana Schools Close With Commencement Exercises Friday Eve

Indiana public schools wrap another year with Friday evening graduation in the High School Auditorium. Dr. Robert L. Clark delivered the baccalaureate sermon Sunday. Eighth grade honors went to Richard Thomas and Sara Robison funded by Indiana Post and Mrs. Katherine Jones. Class play Jonesy drew laughter, and faculty reception follows Thursday evening with graduation Friday.

Indiana Public Schools Robert L. Clark Presbyterian Church American Legion and Legion Auxiliary Richard Thomas Sara Robison Joseph Porter Indiana Post Katherine Jones Jonesy

Armagh Wheatfield High Grants Largest Class in History

Commencement held Wednesday May 20 with school closed Tuesday for a picnic luncheon. The Armagh Borough East Wheatfield Township High School graduated 175 students, led by Thomas Milton Stiles and Catherine Caroline Stuart. The program featured invocations, essays, orations, recitations, duets, a local history segment, songs, an annual address, diploma presentations, and a benediction.

Armagh Borough East Wheatfield Township Thomas Milton Stiles Nick J. de Rubis Catherine Caroline Stuart Elmer B. Tressler Lillian Marie Kalthter William Harry McLaughlin Harry M. Cribbs Gwendolyn Dian Helen Irene Ressler Hallie Elda Tomb Margaret J. Johns Helen I. Ressler Harry McLaughlin Catherine C. Stuart Marjorie Skiles Jennie M. Dietz Elmer Neely J. J. Mellvaine Ernest Kinsey R. W. Jackson

Ebensburg youths charged with county robberies

Samuel Booth aged 19 and John Rusick aged 17 of Ebensburg were arrested on Saturday on charges of robbing stores in Cambria and Indiana counties. Rusick to Indiana authorities. Dunlap aged 15 of Ebensburg implicated and returned to Morganza. They confessed May 17 robberies in Barnesboro and Cherry Tree and May 22 robberies in Hillsdale and Glen Campbell.

Ebensburg Cherry Tree Hillsdale Glen Campbell Samuel Booth John Rusick Cambria Indiana Rusick Emory Dunlap Edensburg Pennsylvania Morganza Booth Barnesboro Dunlap Toharco Smith Drug Store

120 Hunting Licenses Good Until New Ones Can Be Obtained

Harrisburg report notes 1929 hunting licenses voided May 31 and illegal to use with 1930 stamps. State Game Commission says new licenses will be issued soon. Bond issue of $80,000 for highways in Green Township approved by State Department of Internal Affairs in Harrisburg.

Harrisbargs Ofletuly Gnome Commission Green Two Green Townership State Department of Internal Affairs Harrisburg

Long List of Local Obituaries and Death Notices

Buckhannon residents mourn Civil War veteran Thomas Lovelace and several community members including James Fleming Hannah Brown Mary Baughman and others. The notices detail survivors, funeral arrangements, and service locations across Buckhannon Burnside Rochester Mills Blairsville and nearby towns.

Children’s Aid Society Meets Here Tonight tribute to Aunt Sue Willard

The 41st annual convention of the Children's Aid Society of Western Pennsylvania convenes at First United Presbyterian Church with a tribute to Aunt Sue Willard, honored for sixty years of service. Delegates hostesses and a reception at the Training School for Girls mark the opening events, followed by a Thursday program including reports, elections, and round tables on adolescent girls work and administration.

James Harvey Kleming Chainharaville Washington Church James Harvey Fleming Washington Township Washington Presbyterian Church Kearn Bostic Samuel Fleming Vernie Connor Edgar Pittsburgh Samuel Salamanca N.Y Herbert Mull Wellsville Margaret Blair Mildred Martha Mac Joly John Genevieve Wilhelm Sue’ Willard Western Pennsylvania Sue” Willard Children's Aid Society of Western Pennsylvania First United Presbyterian Church Emericus Training School For Girls South Thirteenth Street J. KE Peeler Indiana Sara Reitz Brookville Jackson Schultz Marie C. Campbell Margaret Brooke Edward S. Lindsey Warren Anna Viachos Big Sister Association of Philadelphia Mary C. Burnett Department of Social Work Carnegie Institute of Technology Pitsburg Willard

Baptist Sunday School Convention at Blairsville June 11 12 1930

Blairsville Regular Baptist church hosts the Synod of the Regular Baptist Indiana Association for the Sunday School and Young Peoples Union convention on June 11 and 12 with sessions starting at 10 a.m. Prominent speakers attend and state leaders will address both days. W. C. Jamison is Sabbath School president. Dale Ross leads the B Y P A. Blairsville workers welcome attendees with hospitality.

Baptist Blairsville Sunday School and Young Peoples Union Regular Baptist Churches of Indiana Association Regular Baptist Church W. C. Jamison Dale Ross B. Y P. A

Notable West Philadelphia Physician to Receive Certificate of Honor

Dr. John M. St. Clair, a Lafayette College alumnus of 57 years, will attend Friday's commencement in Easton to receive a Certificate of Honor. The plan, new from the trustees, honors graduates out of college 50 years or more, with about 200 alumni eligible.

John M. St. Clair West Philadelphia Lafayette College Easton St. Clair

Nanty Glo Man Loses Hand in Dynamite Accident

Nanty Glo resident Octave Delysse, 28, wrestled a dynamite cap from a small child moments before it exploded. His right hand was mangled beyond repair and had to be amputated. The incident occurred Sunday.

Herosam Vost Octave Delysse Nanty-Glo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sidelmann Carl Johnston J. W. Warner Mr. Sidelmann Denmark United States Clymer High F. L. Neff Massachusetts Mutual Life Ins. Co Frank L. Neff William Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co Neff Digest Literary Digest County Congress of Women's Clubs Lndiana Frick William H. Lamkie Huntington Mary Salsgiver James H. Peck Flint Mich Elia M. Reese Somerset Henry J. Piskura Cleveland O. Mary Fako Asaeeee O. James VY Vanity Homer City Jennie M. DeChurch Homer G, Jeffries Marion Center Henrietta Cummings John J. Laone Jennie E. Ricup John A. Prugh Elderton Margaret R. Schall Elderton Emery W. Kunkle Coral Viola M, Herman Indiana Harold 8 Taylor Barnesbor Dorothy W. Rounsley Barnesbor Martha Tomb Armagh Friends Eleacher R. Tay Effie A. Wells Mary H. Turner R.D Moody Bible Institute of Chicago H. G. Christy South Sevepee Street Florida Henry EB. Rooney Wilbert Mack G. L. Bowser Robinson R. R. Fisicking A. §. Wallace Oakland Avenue Frank Dorr Robert Kansas City J. J. Hoover Near Smicksburg G. J. Holden Dayton Harry R. Henderson Frances Yewell Earl Raymond John Appleton Coral Florence Stephens Cherryhill Township W. W. Kissinger Latrobe A. S. Wallace Mary “‘McCormick Oberammergau Richard Lehmer Harry Kuhn Sharon J. Mulberger Home Mulberger Jewart Farm Carol Moorhead North Ninth Street State Teachers College Katherine Esther Highlands Louise McHenry Laura Parks John M. Daugherty Church Street Marguerite Philadelphia Harry Garman Hazel Jeannette Russell Garman Medical Department University of Pennsylvania Missy Lou Anthony Wilkinsburg Tenth Street Blanche Antthony John S. Fisher Bulgaria Futurnia Anthony Mumau Tlarvey Jane Martin Clymer Java Wheatfield High PHRER Thomas Luther Lovelace Buckhannon W.va Klaniesa Mra MegQuilkin South Marth Street Elizabeth J. Pickett Alden Cora Lovelace Horace Albert Lovelace Mughesville Enoch Punxautawahey Pac Thomas Luther Raymond Baird Lois Jane Lovelace McGee's Mills Clare Lovelace Muskogee Oklo G. Company Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry Chapfin Appomattox Court House G.A.R C.F Burnside Laura McCurlough Lovelace Hannah A. Brown Rochester Mills David T. Brown Elizabeth Doty Alpha Sheesley Etta Vanbeer Locust Jennie Shunk Town George W., Brown Dacoma Okki Raymond Brown Kismff Kans Christian Chhurch U. P Fred L. Pink Christian Church Rochester Milla Mary Bi. Baughman Mary E. Baughman Paul Geary Erie J. B. Baughman Blairsville M Blairsville Cemetery. Besses Her Daughter She Leaves A Son, J. B, Baugh- Man, Jr J.G Be, Baughman Clara B. Miller Ida Meyer Derry Mary Staub Portland Ore Sarah Nason Roaring Springs Margaret McGaughey Monessen Aliee Moberg Harvey. McHenry Harvey Laird McHenry Chevy Chase Milton McIlenry Arthur Howard Harry Albert Crawford Salvation Army Hall Water Street Ensign Painter Grove Chapel Rayne Township Elmer W. Allison Childrens Aid Society Children’s Aid Society Irene Liggett Children’s Aid Society of Pennsylvania Grand Rapids Preas
Search Courier

Search the Indiana Progress Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Indiana Progress?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication