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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1928

Page

2

Hay Curing Methods and Road Construction Update

County agents outline hay curing methods to reduce moisture for storage, noting windrow and swath combinations best for Pennsylvania. A side delivery rake improves air flow, while moisture tests guide barn storage to prevent heat and spontaneous combustion. Also reports on new road construction in Grant township and local community visits and scholarships.

Warner Pennsylvania County Grant Township Rochester Mills Marion Center East Mahonaugh Township

Hoover Pledges Support for Coolidge Policies

Herbert Hoover replies to George H. Moses thanking the Republican National Committee for nominating him. He emphasizes gratitude, duty to America, and the party platform promising national defense, economic stability, and leadership to advance prosperity, opportunity, and moral governance across the nation. He notes ongoing discussion of the platform and future address.

Republi George H. Moses Commerce Herbert Hoover America Nan United States Republican Party Anr

Hoover Seeks Election to Uphold Republican Traditions

A fragment shows Herbert Hoover pledging to dedicate his best to advancing welfare and moral and material interests of all Americans, aiming to perpetuate Republican traditions as exemplified by Calvin Coolidge. Signed by Hoover.

Calvin Coolidge Herbert Hoover

President Coolidge Sends Nominating Message to Hoover

The President and Grace Coolidge extend heartfelt wishes to Herbert Hoover, praising his ability and experience for the top role. The message expresses support for his duty and asks divine blessing for success in serving the party and country.

Hoover Snc Calvin Coolidge

Brushvalley hosts sixth annual vacation Bible school

The Brushvalley vacation Bible school concluded last week with a demonstration and picnic in which all members took part. Led by Miss Ida Cunningham and Miss Helen McMullen, the school earned a fine record. Mildred Rugh of Brushvalley received a Little’s cross and crown system for five consecutive years of Sabbath school attendance.

Vareation Bible School Brushvalley Ida Cunningham Helen McMullen Mildred Rugh

Young Farmers Week Attendance At State College

Fifteen Indiana County club members and twelve youths from Elders Ridge Vocational School attended Young Farmers Week at State College June 12. Delegates list includes Donald Chambers and several others. transportation arranged by Savings and Trust Co Indiana. Over 600 club members from across the state participated. Charles Wetzel and Fimalyn Smith attended Junior Leadership Training School, with expenses covered by local banks. County Agent J. W. Warner led the delegation.

Smicksburg Howard Swan Russel Vernon McAfoos Rochester Mills Kenneth Wright Louise Gorman Gipsy Charles Gromley the Savings and Trust Co Indiana Young Farmers Charles Wetzel Marion Center Fimalyn Smith Trade City Marion Center Bank Emlyn Smith Merchants and Miners Bank of

Ritz Theatre Program and Family Reunion Report

The Ritz Theatre played on Thursday June 21 with The Night Flyer starring William Boyd, followed by Daylight on June 22 23 and Ramona on June 25 26 27 starring Dolores Del Rio. A large family reunion for Mr and Mrs C Campbell of Heshbon drew many relatives, with Mr Campbell presenting each child a $100 check and detailing nine children 24 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

William Boyd Ramona Dolores del Rio C . Campbell Heshbon D. Campbell Campbell Harry Detroit J. M. Camin Keil Euelah Donald New Florence R. D Robert Lynn Marjorie Charles Shaffer Bobby Ligonier Mildred Jean Gladys Pittsburgh Clark Edna Ida Mavie Warren Luella Livermore Stewart Campbells Glenn Margie G, R. Shoupe William Shoupe George Ruth G. B. Smith Roy Palmer Rosie Palmer S. P. Burke Perry Jane Mt. J .Tabor Garfield Cline Chas. Shoupe Rev B. Rowland Bolivar EB. Palmer Ova, Bether Ivy Jean Homer City J.C. Long Youngstown Marie Cassidy Nantygle Louise McConnell H. ©. Deemer K. V. Clawson Helen Russell Palmer Mada Martha Rae Norman Kim Rowland

McGregor and Thomas Protest Bus Service Application

McGregor and Thomas Transport Company of Indiana protested Edwards Motor Companys bid for a Punxsutawney bus service before the Pennsylvania Public Service Commission in Pittsburgh. Edwards must show it did not infringe on McGregor and Thomas franchise in twice carrying funerals and a high school club event. decision pending in Harrisburg.

Punxsutawney McGregor & Thomas ‘Transport Company of Indiana Edwards Motor Company Pittsburgh Pensylvania Public Service Commission Harrisburg Edwards Company McGregor & Thomas Punxsuteawney Zubruyski Punxsutawney High School R. Edwards Curwensville Edwards Concern Sterling G. McNees B.C. O'Hara McGregor & Thomas Company M. J. Hamilton Marchand Lex N. Mitchell

Service clubs host sessions on ethics and civic projects

Rotary chairman James A. Smith led a program on ethics stressing love over hate and business serving humanity. Miss Virginia Smith performed a humorous reading. Visitor S. W. Rose proposed a hospital library, offering book cases. Kiwanis speaker William M. Nicoson discussed dairy processes at the Indiana Hotel. Bethel church center township hosts a strawberry ice cream festival on June 28, with a home talent show “Mother Mine” at Brush Valley on June 22.

Rotary James A. Smith Rotary Club Smith Virginia Smith Kiwanis William M. Nicoson Marion Center Dairy Co Kiwanis Club Indiana Hotel Nicosen Bethe Bethel Church Center Township Brush Valley Sue Washington Twp Willet Grange Hall Marjorie Fleming Charlie Conner Lawmaster Gon Ohn ‘Oetty Atwood John Sleppy Pittsburgh A. L. McCullough John Jamison Josiah Fisher Myron Barighams Aldora J. EB. Blystone Clarence Shields Torrance D. P. Bothell Near Creekside Five Points Jennie Johnston Alta Sundday J. J. McIntire Paul Mr. McIntire

Resolutions From District No 1 Convention Yeoman Indiana

Resolutions published from the Fifty Fourth Annual Convention of District No 1 outline thanks to North Point U B Church for hospitality and praise A C Dodson's attendance praised for fidelity endorsements of the New Standard of excellence and the Standard Course of Religious Instruction call for monthly Temperance and Missionary instruction support for the 18th Amendment and enforcement acts urge representation at district and county conventions and pledge for Sabbath School support of political leaders aligned with prohibition principles.

North Point U. B. Church A. C. Dodson Smicka‘burg Guthrie

Republican Nominees Hoover and Curtis Named at Kansas City

Hoover of California and United States Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas were chosen as the Republican nominees. The national convention held in Kansas City last week declared them as the party leaders ready to lead to victory.

Hubert Work to Direct Campaign for Hoover

Indiana County native Hubert Work, then Secretary of the Interior, will chair the Republican National Committee and direct Herbert Hoover's presidential campaign, succeeding Win Butler of Massachusetts. The announcement frames a national leadership change in a Coolidge cabinet era.

National Republican Committee Hubert Work Indiana County Herbert Maover Mr. Work Coolidge Win, M. Butler Massachusetts Republican National Committee

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