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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1934

Page

2

County Youth Conference Enlists 196 Delegates in Indiana

A group of 196 delegates from 13 districts gathered at the First United Presbyterian church of Indiana for the Indiana County Sabbath School Association Youth Conference. The day featured worship services, discussion groups on missions and evangelism, and a Rainbow Banquet, concluding with the play Ordered South. The attendees urged newspapers to omit alcohol ads and pledged support for a better community. A second compulsory auto inspection starts July 1 with blue stickers and warning text.

Indiana County First United (Presbyterian Church of Indiana Harold Yehner Louise McMillen Martha Jane Harris Harold Zehner Neal Griffith Marjorie Luster Mahlon Gressley Jane Dick E. H. Bonsall State Sabbath School Association Bonnie Ming Martha Jane T Harris Homer City Young ‘People’s Forum Presbyterian Church of Indiana First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana

A Good Newspaper Offer in Indiana County

The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer subscriptions to R D residents of Indiana county at 5.60 dollars per year. Out-of-county price is 6.00 dollars per year.

Indiana County Progress Pittsburgh Post R. D Indiana

Viva Villa and The House of Rothschild At Local Theatres

Wallace Beery stars in Viva Villa at The Bits Theatre for a three day run opening Thursday with Fay Wray in the lead female role. The Ritz Theatre brings George Arliss in The House of Rothschild for a three day engagement starting Monday June 11. The film traces the family rise from Frankfort to global prominence with Boris Karloff Loretta Young and many others in a large cast. The Ritz also screens 20 Million Sweethearts about radio careers featuring Pat O’Brien Dick Powell Ginger Rogers and The Mills Brothers with Ted Fio Rito.

Wallace Beery Fay ‘Wray George ‘Arliss Ritz ‘Theatre House of Rothschild Nathan Rothschild Ariag Boris Karloff Baron Ledrantz Loretta Young Nathan Julie Robert Young Ag Fitzroy Duke of Wellington Aubrey Smith Helen Weatley Arthur Byron Florence Ar Mss Murray Kinnell Reginald Owen Alan Mowbray Gilbert Emery Georges Benavent Warren Dublin Pat O’brien Dick Powell Ginger Rogers Mills Brothers Ted Fio Rito Powell Ritz Theatre Paul Finder Moss Jerry Wald

Double Feature Schedule June 7 9 at Local Theater

Theater listings announce Viva Villa with Wallace Beery and Fay Wray on June 7 8 9, followed by House of Rothschild with George Arliss on June 11 12 13, presenting back to back evenings of historic films.

Indiana County School Reunions and June Gatherings

Annual reunions are announced for Ambrose, Stuchell, Montgomery, White Oak Flat, Harmon, Hilltop, Wiggins Calhoun and related events. Gatherings include basket picnics, programs of talks music and games, with addresses of welcome and historical sketches, all set for June across local areas.

Ambrose Ambrose School Gator Renners Erica Labana Wells John ‘Walker Harry Burkett Kathryn Harbridge Mary Lutz Larue Millen Stuchell Dayton Montgomery Fair Grounds White Oak Flat School South Mahoning Township Harmon School Washington Township Hilltop Armstrong Township John JC. Smith Lebanon

Church School Workers Plan June Conventions in Three Towns

Readers are informed a 60th annual convention of District No. 1 Sunday schools will convene tomorrow in Marion Center M E church with forenoon afternoon and evening sessions. The Robinson gathering follows June 12 with 1 PM start. Harmony Grove and Harmony Center host June 14 to 15 with devotional sessions music and leadership training. A separate note mentions a pioneering no police radio experiment using a foot pedal transmitter.

Ackerson Templeton Agnes St, Clair Muale Temperance Miles Agnes St. Clair W. W. Shane Joseph C. Stuart Blakeville Sunday School Workers of District No John ‘Clawson John J McCullough Harry Smith Wallace Chapman F. W. Ressler Dike Cunningham M. B. Clendenson W. L. Hoge Washington Presbyterian Children’s ‘Division John Ackerson Frank Kirk Charles M. McMillen Gilhougen Muaia the Old and the New Samuel Wolfe J. J. Orr Hildebrand J. K Boston J. M. Uhbler Lester H. ‘Case

Mr. and Mrs G W E Earl 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs G W Earl longtime Indiana residents celebrated the 60th anniversary of their marriage on Sunday. Dinner for 23 at their daughter and son in law Lawrence O Hara’s home on East Oak street. Guests included Mr and Mrs H L Longwill, Mrs Longwill formerly Ada Earl, and many local family friends. Reverend J A Miller officiated the ceremony. Mr Earl connected with Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co. A company gift followed. Scientists say the Mississippi river was once tributary to a large river through present day Minnesota about 18 000 years ago.

Ig. Wilson Carl Indiana Lawrence O'Hara East Oak Street H. L. Longwill Mra. Longwill Ada Earl Ira 'H. Earl Philadelphia F. R. ‘McNees Ambridge McNees Jane Earl Elizabeth Sutton McKeesport H.C. Watt Pittsburgh

Community Notes From Uniontown Area Monday Visitors

Robert Smith of Barnesboro called at D H Gressley home and other residents, including Mrs Orrie Rickard of Stiffler town, Mrs Anna Stiffler, J F McKnight of Cookport, and Ruth Wright of Burnside, spent Monday in town and with locals. Memorial Day visits marked by families from Altona New Kensington Nanty Glo and residents, plus church groups hosting gatherings at Mrs S B Stahl home.

Uniontown Robert Smith Barnesboro D. H. Gressley Orrie Rickard Stifflertown Anna Stiffler J.F. McKnight Cookport Betty Alitoona Bert ‘Rummel W. R. Grumbling Dunlo B. M. Beringer Genevieve Coble Burneide Glenn Harking Calvin Rummel John Langham Clymer James Langham Nellie ‘Clawson Jack Bartlebaugh New Jersey Alex Beringer Anna May Rimmel Louise Coble P. Coble Pine Grove Ceci] Johns Kinport Wilbert ‘Wilson

Community Socials and Visits Across South Bend Area

South Bend residents and families attended ice cream socials at local homes on Memorial evening and Thursday. Various visitors and visits are noted including Alvin Devers from Owens View, the Langua family from Wilkingburg, and Alfred Silvia from West Lebanon. The piece lists multiple household hosts, weekend guests, and local movements with names and towns.

Jf.t. 8. Club Ira Davis Ira ‘Weaver Alvin Devers Owens View Wendell Devera Hazel ‘Ruffner McHenry L. M Patrick McCartney Ptty Margaret Sullivan New Kensington Billa Long Clara Townsend Alfred Silvia West Lebanon R. A. Silvis Langua Wilkingburg R. A. Silvia

Carpenter’s Job Cited Under NRA Warns Painter's Banter

In a terse exchange, Gitchell pressures Tutweller to hide work sharpening a pencil calling it a carpenter’s job under the NRA and warns of severe punishment, while Warren and Jennie May joke about a missing button and sewing a buttonhole.

Gitchell Tutweller NRA

Masters Sale In Indiana County Pennsylvan ia 1934

Public sale of real estate in Saltsburg Borough Indiana County Pennsylvania under Master J Wayne Tomb 10 percent cash down balance at confirmation of sale Two story frame dwelling on lot 60 by 130 feet bounded by Point Street Agnes Taylor Market Street and Poplar Alley sale Tuesday July 10 1934 at 11 09 A M in equity action Townsend Patterson et al versus Patterson et al listing terms and conditions of sale

Salts‘burg Indiana Pennsylvania Point Street Agnes Taylor Market Street Poplar Alley J. Wayne Tomb Court of Common Pleas Indiana County Victor Coal & Coke Company Green A. G. Craig G. Crossman Edinira H. Duncan Chas. H. Stiffler Bilis W. Stiffler Rachael Arthur Goss Estate D. IW. McMinen Longwell Peale (Smith Heirs II. H. FB. Garee W. BH. Butman Michaels Dixonville Bence Victor Coa) & Coke Company Sald Fedigne Soar

Notice of Charter Application for Co Op Association

Notice is given that W I R Thomas Clayton Miller Harry Leech Dick Stephens Clyde Bell and others will apply to the Governor of Pennsylvania on June 12, 1994 for charter of the Indiana County Sheep and Wool Co operative Association under the 1910 Act to provide for incorporation and regulation of agricultural co operatives not for profit. The charter aims to buy and sell agricultural products and provide services including storage marketing and labor, for members and patrons.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania W. IR. Thomas Clayton Miller Harry Leech Dick Stephens Clyde ‘Bell Act of Assembly Junge A. D Persis Indiana County Shep and Wool Co-Operative Association Ttle

Notice of intention to organize a brewing company

Notice hereby given of the intention to organize a business corporation to be known as 64 Bennendiana Brewing Co. for brewing and selling beverages from malt and ingredients, also manufacture of soft drinks and ice, in compliance with the Business Corporation Act No. 106. Application for incorporation will be filed with the Department of State on Wednesday, the 6th day of May, 1954. Attorney for the organizers.

Bennendiana Breweng CO Aoft Rink ‘Beverages Ge Far Aa Buyainess ‘Corporation Department of State of the Commonwealth of Reauagivanta Angther Wit Wielnam I Baan Dcoppofalots

Notice of Hearing Upon Private Sale of Seatland

Notice announces a hearing on the private sale of Seatland purchased by the county commissioners at the treasurer's base. The notice includes pricing terms for insertions and requests payment to cover word counts for the notice.

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