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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1930

Page

5

New French Cleaners and Dyers opens in county seat

Were hosts to residents at opening of their new dyeing and cleaning establishment on West Philadelphia street. Ice cream and demonstrations of modern methods were shown. The plant, near the B&KC Passenger station, occupies a building partly erected for Baylor factory and shows a fully equipped finishing, dyeing, and drying area with four large washing cylinders. Continued on Page Four.

French Cleaners and Dyers, Inc Indiana New Kensington West Philadelphia Baylor Cleaning Company Philadelphia

Settlement in damages case over shooting near Barr Slope

A civil court settlement was reached on Tuesday afternoon providing $6,500 to plaintiff William Sebastian for injuries from a November 12, 1927 shooting by Deputy Thomas Little near Barr Slope during a mine strike. The suit names Ex-Sheriff J M Malcolm and Deputy Little, heard before Judge C D Copeland in Westmoreland.

William Sebastian West Barr Slope William Little J. M. Malcolm Thomas Little C. D. Copeland Westmoreland Sebastian Barr Slope Little Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation Mr. Malcolm Assumpsit A. H. Clawson C. M. Adams J. N. Langham J. F. Laney Emma Laney Columbia Natural Gas Co

Marriage Licenses Granted Amid Numerous Exchanges

A list of marriage license applicants shows Melvin Stiver and Glen Campbell with Mary E. Blose, Glen Campbell with August R. Werner of New York City, and several other couples including George D. Kim, Elma E. Lone, Richard H. Robertson, Alverda Shelocta, Alice Knox, Buela B. Shaffer, Iola May Walker, Mary C. Altman, John N. Stitt, Elizabeth W. Lohr, George W. Hazlett, Elizabeth E. Burkley, William C. Hines Jr, Harriette M. Conner, Edward M. Stiles McIntire, Evelyn B. King, Joseph Aimino, Della Raglani, Walter R. Marat, Bertha M. Monroe, and Leroy R. Shaffer Brockway among others in various towns.

Melvin Stiver Glen Campbell Mary E. Blose August R. Werner New York City Mildred P. Frederick Georgeville Charles W. Williamson Indiana Virginia M. Zimmerman George D. Kim Blacklick Elma E. Lone Homer City Richard H. Robertson Parnassus Alverda Alverda Shelocta Elderton Waterman Waterman Alice Knox Gilbert Engle Hthel Bradbury Jacob H. Frailey Buela B. Shaffer Alph E. Good Iola May 'Clair A. Walker Mary C. Altman John N. Stitt Blairsville Elizabeth W. Lohr Mr. Pleasant George W. Hazlett Franklin Elizabeth E. Burkley William C. Hines, Jr Carnegie Harriette M. Conner Hdward M. Stiles McIntire Evelyn B. King Bhetoda Joseph Aimino Della R. Raglani Walter R. Marat Bertha M. Monroé Leroy R. Shaffer

Indiana visitors and hometown notables list

Floyd Rhine and C T Brown visited the county seat on Monday and Saturday, respectively, with many residents and guests from Brushvalley Willet Robinson and Armstrong Township. Local notables include J W Brithart and J L Culp visiting Indiana. Miss Evalyn Wachob, student at University of Illinois, winning a four mile water marathon emblem. Rev B W Hutchison and Mrs Hutchison visiting Indiana friends. several families from Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and Pittsburgh weekending with Indiana residents.

Floyd Rhine Brushvalley C. T. Brown Willet C. H. Cunningham Robinson John Minto Mar|ial Ridge Indiana Margaret Cunningham Armstrong Township Hart Putt Cherryhill Township Walter Depp Punxsutawney Stanley Unterline J. W. Brithart Dixsonville M. C. Watson O'Morth Welty Schrumm School Street J. Howard Houk South Sixth Street Crawford County Harvey Neal near,Rossiter C. D. Williams Town B. W. Hutchison Oakmont M. HE M. E. Church J. A. Frick Washington Street Akron Archie Curtis Jamison A. Myers Geneveive East Philadelphia Harrisburg Gettysburg B. W. Hutchinson Methodist Episcopal Church Mabel Davidson Ruth Gage Logan, C Clifford Weaver Philadelphia Squire Walter H. Jackson James Chamberlin A. C. Shank Carl and Doyle Rowena, Lovell and Avalee Commodore J. L. Culp T. J. Jackson Virginia Mary Jo Bluefield W. A. Beatty and Son Wilkinsburg H. M R. N. Beatty Bert Roof Morganza Pennsylvania Training School G. M. Cobb Atlantic City Joseph Stitt Deckers Point Berkey J. Murray Butterbaugh Grant Street Conneaut Lake Pennsylvania State Association of Mutual Fire Insurance Companies Cecil Rager Brownsville Texas Blacklick George Nesbitt Creekside Mildred Thelma Carney Denver Colo Norman Carney Findley Carney White Township A. . Henderson Twila G. Bot Irwin Pollock Hamburg W. A. Wallace Ashland Ely F. 4A St. Clair and Son Billy W.A. Sutton Watson Griffith South Seventh Street Vit d'Alene Idaho Mary Mildred Linney Nsomer City William Owens Leland University California Owens William 8. Owens First United Presbyterian Church Hly

Deaths of Mrs William kK Robinson and Others in Dubois Area

Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Wilhemina Stiteler Robinson in Dubois after pneumonia at 69, and Mrs. Jane B H Carnahan aged 80 in West Philadelphia Street, plus Mrs Jemima Allison aged 66 in Washington Township. Robinson left a large family with homes in Punxsutawney Erie and Dubois. Carnahan and Allison were long-time local residents with church and family ties. Funeral details are listed for each, with rites planned in Dubois Smicksburg Greenwood Harmony Grove.

Wiliam Kk. Robinson Wilhemina Stiteler Robinson William ©. Robinson Duboin David Elizabeth Ann Stiteler Smicksburg Robinson Punxsutawhey Erie Dubois Shannon Jane EB. Carnahan Jane BH. Carnahan John R. Carnahan Harry N. Peeler Philadelphia Armstrong Township W. H. Miller Indiana Presbyterian Church Town Robert N. Clarke Peeler West Philadelphia Street Greenwood Cemetery Jemima Allison jJamima Allison Alonna Allison Willes Mes Leon Rachel Smeltzer Washington Township Allison Stow Harmony Grove Cenetery

Law violators sentenced for prohibition era offenses

Judge J N Langham sentenced numerous violators for liquor and minor law breaches. Counts include $100 fines for several with liquor violations, costs due, some sentences suspended on cost payment, and restitution or monthly payments in other cases. Notable fines include $200 for Angelo Perri and $7 monthly for 60 months in a morality case.

J. N. Langham Martin’ Barriea Mike Sudar John Vadasy Frank Canizaro Nick DeNardis Bob Senor James Delappo Mqnor Tony Ferrent William Buterbaugh James Gallace Mary Sechareli John Pastolis Domenick Romanie Angelo Perri Frank Tocci William McGinnis Catherine James Annie McAdams James H. Brett

Blairsville Building & Loan Ends Year Strong in 50th Year

Blairsville Conemaugh Building and Loan Association marks its fiftieth year with assets over a half million dollars and loans totaling 587000. Annual receipts reach 300000. Officers include Wm. M. Hosack president Frank Stiffey secretary Blairsville Savings and Trust Co treasurer S. W. Miller solicitor with directors Wm Hosack G L Clawson B S Ferguson W H Sweet and H H Wilson.

Blairsville Building & Loan Conemaugh Building and Loan Association of Blairsville Wm. M. Hosack Frank Stiffey Blairsville Savings and Trust Co S. W. Miller Wu. Hosack G. L. Clawson

Loral Man to Represent State at National Convention

Albert DeGaetano of town, a member of Ross and DeGastano, the Master Cleaners and Dyers, attended the Erie state convention and was elected to represent Pennsylvania at the national convention in Washington D C. The selection honors his high standing in cleaning and dyeing and he receives congratulations from many friends. Seesea It has been said that snoring is due to an extra bang in the nose. If this is true, it must be a trombone.

Loral Man Albert DeGaetano Town Ross & DeGastano Erie Pennsylvania Washington, D.C DeGaetano Seesea

Mahoning Baptist Churches Celebrate Centennial Event

The Old Mahoning Baptist Church near Plumville marked its one hundredth anniversary with a two day observance. Former pastors and members attended, renewing friendships, sharing basket dinners, and an historical meeting recounting the church’s history.

Plunmville Old Mahoning Plumville

Real estate transfers and a 1930 highway feature

A list of real estate transfers including W H Gibson to Joseph E Gibson 114 acres Blacklick $8000 Elmer A Shields to Harry W Longhecker 60 acres Young $3800 John B Chenet to John Danko lot in Burrell $5000 Stella Huffman to A A Stuchell tract White $1500 and back to Huffman lot in Indiana $3200 etc Also notes Indiana County attractions in the 1980 Pennsylvania Highways issue with views of Susquehanna River at Cherry Tree and Penn's Treaty Monument Gasoline tax will drop one cent July 1 reducing to 3 cents per gallon with no special order needed per Commissioner Benjamin Eynon of the Motor Vehicles Bureau

W. H. Gibson Joseph E. Gibson Blacklick Elmer A. Shields Harry W. Longhecker Young John B. Chenet John Danko Lothn Burrell Stella Huffman A. A. Stuchell White Indiana Hwmma Gaston Pride Gaston Canoe Rosario Puelio Tony Graziano Hatim Clymer Merle Thompson Ella S. Thompson Mary E. Libengood Marion Bow Clark Braughter Charles C. Bowerd Pennsylvania Indiana County State Highway Department Cherry Tree Harrisburg Benjamin Eynon Motor Vehicles Bureau Eynon

Elder to be brought home from Connellsville Hospital

T B Elder son of Mrs Margaret Bilder of South Seventh street has been a patient in Connellsville hospital for months from injuries while on duty as a member of the State Police. He will be brought home in the Robinson ambulance today and receive treatment at the local hospital. Local folks attend Rotary convention in Chicago this week. County Treasurer Elmer W Hison issued 1756 fishing licenses and 7174 hunting licenses.

Tt. B. Elder Connellsville Hospital T. B. Elder Margaret Bilder South Seventh Street Robinson Elmer W. Hison

Junior Red Cross Did Good Work During School Year

Report by Mrs. Oscar Shafter, county Junior Red Cross chair, notes strong effort from Sept 23, 1929 to May 381, 1930 with 21 of 24 townships reached. About 500 talks delivered in elementary and high schools and ninth grade assemblies, plus three teacher assemblies, yielding 13,870 members countywide. Articles sent to Veterans Hospitals at Perry Point and Aspinwall and to League Island Naval Hospital.

Oscar Shafter Red Cross U. 8 Veterans’ Hospital Perry Point U. S. Naval Hospital League Island Philadelphia Veterans’ Hospital Aspinwall

Hendersons Observe 53rd Wedding Anniversary

West Wheatfield residents Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Henderson celebrated fifty three years of married life on Friday with a gathering at their home near Robinson. Their children and several friends attended a lawn lunch amid a day of joy and fellowship.

T. A. Henderson West Wheatfield Township Robinson James I. Henderson Indiana Harry Johns Hawin Croll J. O. Henderson Cherlas Hostetler New Florence Bert Fisher Harry Henderson Johnstown Oliver Henderson Bolivar Ee Jack Beeler Wheeling W. A

Harmon School Reunion Draws 250 at Washington Township Grounds

Nearly 250 former teachers and pupils gathered at Harmon school in Washington township for a Saturday reunion with songs recitations and brief addresses. J L Harmon called the pupil roll and Mrs Jessie E Johnston led the teacher roll. A good noon dinner was served. The school will close for the coming term but may reopen later. Next reunion set for June 20 1981 with Earle Wells as president Bert Lytle as vice president Mrs Jessie E Johnston as secretary and Walter Black as treasurer.

Harmon School Washington Township J. L. Harmon Dubois Jessie E. Johnston Earle Wells Plumville Bert Lytle Indiana Creekside Walter Black Home

Gold Star Mother of Robinson Leaves for France

Annie Bryan a Gold Star mother of Robinson sails from New York to join a group bound for France as a guest of the government. She plans a pilgrimage to the grave of her son Guy Bryan who fell in action early in America

Robinson France Annie Bryan New York City Riday Roosevelt Guy Bryan America Cherbourg Southampton England S. S. Republic

Bell School Reunion At Washington Town Grounds

The second annual Bell School reunion is held on the school grounds in Washington town today and is expected to draw a large crowd. The note humorously asks how a telephone operator could know if someone is in the bathtub, referencing a Vincennes Ind Sun aside. The days are getting shorter.

Bell School Washington Town Vincennes Ind Sun

Livermore Road Completed Connects Fillmore and Blairsville

Harrisburg June 26 Concrete paving of 1.54 miles of Traffic Route 982 near Fillmore Indiana county is finished and will open after about two weeks curing. State 160 percent improvement cost 50250.71 on a contract from October 8, 1929.

Coinec Blairsville Wine Penn New York Harrisburg Fillmore Indiana County C. R. Forbes Jacksonville Forbes Lovejoy Cookport Berringer

Plumville mine superintendent killed in gas blast

Michael Labuona, superintendent of the Plumville mine owned by Butler Consolidated Coal Company, was instantly killed Monday forenoon when gas ignited during an inspection at the idle col plant in Phimville. He was working alone and carried a carbide lamp. a group arriving at 10:00 found him dead. The Italian native had lived in Butler for years and left a widow and six children: John in Norfolk, Virginia. Alfred, Michael, Albert, Richard, and Margaret at home.

Vietint Michael Labuona Plumville Butler Consolidated Coal Company Col Phimville Lahbuona Labuona Italy Butler John Norfolk Alfred Michael Albert Richard Margaret

Indiana Stores to Close Thursday Afternoons in Summer

Summer Half Hopday c Indiana Stores will close Thursday afternoons in July and August starting July 10, a Merchan ts Association decision reflecting the half holiday observed by professionals. Re-elected officers include Raymond F. Smith vice president J Clair Sloan secretary DeWitt Ray treasurer A B White. Indiana County planted 289 084 forest trees since 1899 from state nurseries and 76 miles of guard fence were built along highways in the past month.

Indiana Merchants’ Association Raymond F. Smith J. Clair Sloan DeWitt Ray A. 8. White Indiana County Harrisburg Department of Forests and Waters Department of Highway Forces

4-H Club Boys Camp At Camp William Penn

The 4-H club boys from Indiana County and neighboring counties enjoy a week at Camp William Penn eight miles east of Indiana on Yellow Creek. County Agent J. W. Warner and two state College Club Department members lead daily activities including games swimming and morning instruction. A Friday trip to Indiana will visit local industrial plants.

Cli Win Peon Indiana County William Penn Indiana Yellow Creek Cambria Clearfield Jefferson Elk Cameron Counties J. W. Warner State College

Anderson Reunion At Fair Grounds Draws Large Crowd

More than a hundred relatives and friends attended the 20th annual Anderson family reunion at the Fair Grounds. A morning reception preceded a noon picnic and a program of recitations and dialogues by Agnes Craig Opal Lockard Elizabeth Anderson and others. Officers elected included President Carl Bracken Indiana Vice President John Forsythe Indiana Secretary BE Craig Shieloda R D and Treasurer Clara Lockard Blairsville RD. Also notes Miss Crissie Cameron of town sails for Europe. Pine Flats Vacation Bible School will demonstrate Friday evening at 8 with 84 enrolled. Peeler School District holds July 4 community celebration at Willow Lodge.

Andersony Anderson Fair Grounds Ainner Agnes Craig Shelocta R.D Opal Lockard Blairsville Elizabeth Anderson Will Fatts Leetonia Amanda Anderson Carl Bracken Indiana John O. Forsythe BE. M. Craig Shieloda Clara Lockard

Methodist Episcopal Church to Rise in Colonial Style on Seventh Street

Indiana Methodist congregation plans a red brick colonial church at Seventh and Church, seating 450 in the auditorium with 600 on the main floor and 260 in balconies. Wilson Construction Co. won the bid at 149500, with 90 percent local labor, a 10 month schedule, and space for a 140 foot aluminum spire and cross lighting. Plans by John T. Simpson of Newark.

Methodist Episcopal Congregation of Indiana Wilson Construcction Co Johnstown Wilson Bros State Teachers’ College Indiana Hospital Seventh Street Church Street Sabbath School Department Auditoriin Janito Tiffany B. W. Simpson J. Elder Peeler F. H. Beck C. W. Rink C. Watson John M. Miller J. T. Henderson John T. Simpson Newark N.J Simpson Boys

Wiggins Calhoun Reunion Draws Hundred to Conemaugh

The annual Wiggins Calhoun reunion at the Filggarald home near Conemaugh Church Conemaugh township gathered about 100 representatives from the two families. Attendees enjoyed noon dinner, old-time music by D D Walker Matthew Walker and Harvey Wiggins, plus games and socializing. Officer roles for the coming year were filled: President H Fitzgerald, Vice President A H Wiggins, Secretary Treasurer Mrs H J Taylor. The next reunion was invited by John M Wiggins and wife of Shelocta for next June at their home.

Wiggins-Calhoun B. H. Filggarald Conemaugh Church Conemaugh Township Youngstown D. D. Walker Matthew Walker Harvey Wiggins Reunion Association H. Fitzgerald A. H. Wiggins H. J. Taylor John M. Wiggins Shelocta Renners

Aul Bush Reygalon Family Reunions Planned

The Aul and Bush families announce their annual reunion on Thursday July 3 at the old Gileal church near Georgeville inviting all members and friends to bring a basket and join the day. Also the Fyvek connection hosts its 12th annual reunion at the Purchase Line community building on Friday July 4 inviting relatives and friends to attend with a basket.

Aul Bush Gileal Georgeville Purchase Line Fyvek Connection

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cle Dan Heard Scouting EH. M. Gearhart Dan Beard United States B. M. Gearhart James Glaes Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions Uncle Dan Dan Gearhart Glaes Mahoning Baptist Churches Rotary Chicago A. J. Musser Helen Irvin H. Fisher Harry White George T. Buchanan C. R. Foster Rotary International J. F. Chapman National Educational Association Columbus Junior Red Cross West Wheatfield Harmon Geo. Ogden George Ogden Pennsylvania Railroad Ogden Mr. Ogden G. H. Ogden Blaireville Anthony Piccolin Livermore Road Bharsville Europe Wilbur P. Graff Paul W. Graft Laura Graft Smith Elizabeth R. Smith Janet ©. Richey Charlotte ‘Goodman Mt. Pleasant Earth Crissie Cameron Third Ward Pittsburgh Naw Rochelle N.Y Oscar St. Clair India Pine Flats Vacation Bible School Christian Church Zoe Lyons Penn- Rus Holt Willow Lodge Misery Methodists Stiley School
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