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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
2
Local notice announces subscription rates: One year six dollars, Miz months one dollar fifty, three months fifty cents. The ad lists Indiana County residents as the target audience and provides timebound pricing details.
A state health release warns parents that from ages six to eighteen teeth change as temporary teeth shed and permanent ones emerge. It urges ongoing parental care for proper jaw development, diet, and general health to prevent decay and ensure strong tooth structure, with a balanced menu and daily dental habits as essential parts of overall wellbeing.
Judge J N Langham imposed sentences on Monday morning. J Vresilovic Josephine charged with driving while intoxicated costs fine of 200 dollars and three to six months in the Allegheny County Workhouse. John Cindrich Boltz Hast Wheat field charged with pointing or discharging firearms carrying firearms without a license fine of 10 dollars costs and 60 days in county jail. Leonard Schade Vandergrift charged with felonious entry and larceny costs fine of 20 dollars and make reparation of stolen property. Suspended sentences on payment of costs were given to Wm M Pease Creekside charged with assault and battery and resisting arrest Waldo L Brown Pine township convicted of assault and battery and Mike Di Martine Homer City charged with goat and battery.
The Ritz Theatre presents No More Ladies featuring Joan Crawtorn and Covert Montgomery Thursday through Saturday. Also The Girl from Tenth Avenue starring Bette Davis comes Monday for a two day run, with Mark of the Vampire and G Men to follow, plus Amateur Nights begin June 26 with Tony Ficco hosting.
Sophie Kerr recalls feeling a psychic chill in The Hague during a visit to the Museum of Torture. She describes an empty chamber where condemned prisoners spent their last hour and notes the oppressive atmosphere and unspoken horrors as waves of fear surfaced.
Thursday to Saturday June 20 21 and 22 feature No More Ladies with Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery. Monday and Tuesday June 24 25 present The Girl from Tenth Avenue starring Bette Davis and Ian Hunter.
Parkwood schoolhouse hosts Armstrong Grange on Wednesday evening June 26 with music by Frances Hamilton. program lists talks on local fruits for commerce by S E Dible and Dick Ewing, nutrition talks by Mrs Craig Mrs Gray Mia Walker, readings by Nellie Campbell Mary Gray Agnes Craig, a stunt by Ella Ray, a talk on yearly medical examinations for parents and teachers, songs by Boys and Girls, and a game led by Ethel Mull and Florence McCardle.
Joe Gresko of Starford was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in criminal court on Friday afternoon. He faces sentencing next Monday morning before Judge J. N. Langham for a crash that fatally injured Ralph Dunlap of Cherry Tree last Sunday evening January 13.
Dr Ralph Lytle of Salinburg calls at county seat. Numerous visitors and travelers stop through Indiana including Mrs J Butterbaugh of Brush Valley visiting Barberton and Dormont families, J Don McAndrews from Erie, Miga Myrtle McKendrick from Pittsburgh, and many others returning from Princeton and University events.
Notice is given that Charles W Nickeshoski of Conemaugh Township Indiana County Pa filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County on June 12 1935 to change his name to Charles W Nixon. The court set Monday August 26 1945 at 10 00 AM for a hearing on the petition. Prothonotary W Earl Long dates June 19 1945.
The auditor appointed by the Orphans' Court of Indiana County to settle and report distribution for money in the hands of Sarah Parson, administrator C. I. A. of the estate of J. Silas McQuowah, deceased, will attend duties at his office in Hoour's 15 Indiana Theatre Building on Tuesday July 14, 1085 at 10 a.m. Interested parties may attend. Kreyer, Dwin M. Clark, Auditor. June 19, 1085-3te
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