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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1934
Page
8
The notice lists biweekly preaching and Sunday school at Haslett church with a welcoming note, plus local items including road work, family visits, a serenade and wedding, memorial day grave decoration, and various attendance counts. It also contains executor notices for estate matters, court summons for Loretta Ansley, and other 1950s era notices.
Attorneys Sclotteo and Jerko issue pluries subpoena in the divorce proceeding Indiana County vs the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Annie Tarchar also Anna Harchar is summoned to appear in the Court of Common Pleas in Indiana, Pa to show cause why her husband John Harchar should not be divorced, as per petition and libel filed. Judge J N Langham presiding. Sheriff Dugene Wilson served. document dated May 16, 1934.
Marion Center records Memorial Day visitors from Peters, Aliquippa, Pittsburgh, Indiana, and Indiana addresses. Families host guests including Miss Elizabeth Lang, Mrs Martha Emmett, Mrs Jank Boyer, and Mrs C R Gelithith. Several locals welcomed trips, while Mildred Philippi underwent a serious operation at Indiana hospital.
Alverda and nearby residents are noted visiting and returning from towns including Cleveland and Indiana. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Miles Davis and family, Dennis Murphy postmaster of Barnesboro, and many others visiting relatives and calling on friends. The piece ends with a humorous line from the Women’s Auxiliary president about a vote, noting the audience’s giggles.
A long list of visitors from Washington, Steubenville, New Kensington, and Detroit gathers in Bolivar for Memorial Day events and family visits. Parades featuring civil war veterans families and local groups mark the day. Births are announced for a daughter and a son. The Robinson church drama club plans the temperance play What Shall It Profit with a June 15 16 showing and proceeds for a free will offering.
Miss Ruby weer works for the T. Q. Kimmel home as Mrs. Wm. Orr visits Mrs. Jay Henry on Saturday. Willis McFarland and children Ruth and Robert of Detroit visited Paul McFarland from Wednesday to Sunday. Mrs. Caroline Reefer plans a near future move to Gaatown. Janet Ramer stayed with Paul McFarland last week, Martha Bierer visited Frailey and Ramer homes Thursday. Jean and Dean Miller joined Viola and Orville Ramer for Sunday. John and Mrs. Peeler of Indiana spent Wednesday with Jerry Kimmel. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lasher Jr. stayed Tuesday with their son in law and daughter at Ford City. Butler of Leechburg inspected the road last week. John Keeler family visited Jacob Clark recently. The Civil Works program cost taxpayers a billion dollars.
Executive Manager American Bankers Association argues that public distrust is exaggerated by demagogues. He praises bankers who withstood the boom era, notes only a small fraction caused losses, and credits depositors for trusting institutions through the worst business disaster in history. He urges gratitude toward bankers who maintained ethics and stewardship.
The American Bankers Association notes trust departments will be examined at a level with commercial banks. The Federal Reserve System and the Comptroller of the Currency will head special trust examiner staffs in twelve districts, applying uniform supervision to state and national banks to standardize trust operations.
Frank Kirk family and neighbors visitings in Sagamore and around Indiana and Barr. This week Chas Brady and kin travel to Kittanning and Plumville. various townsfolk attend church and gatherings. Repairs underway at Oliver U.P. church. A rural quip notes a fool always has an answer at the tip of the tongue.
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