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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1935

Page

4

Reunion Season Under Way At Cliffside Park

Strong reunions draw nearly 200 people from four groups across Indiana Armstrong Cambria Clearfield Jefferson and Westmoreland counties and Eastern Ohio. A 100 year old bell called attendees to lunch and a day of games and program items followed by devotional readings and tributes. Next year’s events set for Wolffside Park in June and August 1936.

Cliffside Park Indiana Armstrong Cambria Clearfield Jefferson Westmoreland Ohio Moses Strong Strongstown Alton Strong Renners P. W. Large MBE Church of Leechburg Irma Dan Strong Penn Run Hughes Brothers Frances Strong Herman Earl Strong Blairsville R. D Irma Strong Penn Trimpey Hart Strong Leo Moore Thomsas . Strong Edmon

International Christian Endeavorers Plan Philadelphia Convention

The 30th International Christian Endeavor Convention will be held in Philadelphia July 2 to 7 with morning quiet hours, multiple conference sessions, and a 1000-voice convention chorus. Notable speakers include Dr. Daniel A. Poling and Dr. Norman V. Peale, plus a mammoth parade on July 6. Registrations cost $2 and are due by June 30 with train rates from Pittsburgh offered.

Christian Norman V. Peale the Marble Collegiate Church New York City Dr. Poling Poling Edwin T. Dahlberg Margaret Slattery Raymond L. Lyona Herbert Stockton Lynn Harold Hough Drew Theological Seminary Lester H. Clee New Jersey House of Representatives S. W. Hughes London National Free Church Council Jan, Kelly Scotland European C. E. Union Robert E. Speer Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions Daniel A. Poling International Society of Christian Endeavor Philadelphia Indiana County Warren G. Hoopes West Grove Pittsburgh

Road Oiling Suspended Friday Night for Fourth of July

The road oiling program on Pennsylvania macadam roads will be suspended Friday night to allow full enjoyment of highways during the Fourth of July holiday period. The notice appears in The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R. D. readers, with a payment of $5.50.

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Presbytery Urges Ministers to Inform on Constitution Revision

Conemaugh Presbytery at Crete church meeting urged pastors and session to inform congregations about proposed Pennsylvania constitutional changes. A committee recommended seeking full information on moral, financial, and civic impacts and opposing increased borrowing power beyond fifty million dollars. The group urged temperance representation to push liquor prohibitions in a new constitution. An afternoon session on A Good Sabbath School followed. The next meeting is in Indiana on October 29.

Conemaugh Pennsylvania W. C. Davis W. C A. J. Randley Nathan B. McClung New Florence First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana

Green Townships Youth Admits Shooting Father

Joe Knapik a Green township 17 year old, confessed before Squire Norman Keith to shooting his father Alex Knapik during a family abuse pattern. He said threats and beatings forced him to arm with a .22 rifle and fire to protect himself and his brothers on a Stafford farm. The wounded father was treated at an Indiana hospital.

Joe Knapik Green Township Alex Knapik Indiana Hospital Squire Norman Keith Stafford

Kittanning Women Injured in Auto Accident

An auto crash on the detour of the Benjamin Franklin Highway in Buffington township Monday evening injured Mrs. Mary Smith and Miss Leona Paris, both of Kittanning, sending them to Indiana Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Smith suffered a chest injury and possible left knee fracture while Miss Paris had possible fractures of the right cheek bone and left foot.

Kittanning Buffington Township Mary Smith Leona Paris Indiana Hospital

Clymer Graduates From Mooseheart School

James Hanan and Miss Marian Reckords of Clymer will graduate from Mooseheart School Mooseheart Illinois on Thursday. Both lost their fathers in the Sample Run mine explosion years ago. They will be guests of honor at an entertainment by Moose Lodge No. 670 of Clymer on their arrival from the school.

Clymer Mooseheart School James Hanan Marian Reckords Mooseheart Ill Sample Run Moose Lodge

Marion Center Presbyterians Mark 75th Anniversary

The Marion Center Presbyterian Church celebrated its 75th anniversary with sermons from Rev W Gray Alter and Rev Walter Kennedy, musical offerings, and greetings from neighboring churches. The history notes recalled the 1860 formation, the current elders and trustees, and a 25 year record of service by the present board as well as portraits of past pastors.

Clymer Church Thompson Rossiter Davis Plumville J. B. Giffen Cherry Tree C. 0. Anderson Punxsutawney Alfred Baratt Indiana R. L. Clark Methodist Episcopal Church of Marion Genter George Botsford R. M. Offutt Kittanning Presbytery BR. J. Roberts J. P. Martin Pittsburgh William Martin R. H. Sutor J. P. Kennedy Church Grove William Stewart Gilgal Church W. H. Hormel D.D Owosso Mich Marion Center John P. Martin Rufus A. Suter Harry Hoppengardner Robert H. Thompson Benjamin F. Sterling Steele Thompson Clarence Edwards Norman Loughry John Caruthers

Close Resemblance of Twins Ends Dilemma at College

Evelyn and Madelyn Sonafelt of Harwick, twins, finished Tae Diang State Teachers College with identical records in all subjects and sports except diving. During the swimming exhibition Evelyn swapped roles with Madelyn, diving as her sister to preserve the illusion as spectators saw no difference. A separate line notes a murder occurs every 44 minutes in the United States.

Tarentum Evelyn Madelyn Sonafelt Madelyn

Weddings of a Week Brown-Martin in Indiana

Miss Virginia Greear Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Howard Martin Indiana wed Clarence Lincoln Brown Jr son of Mr and Mrs L Brown Audubon N J in a Methodist Episcopal church ceremony. Relatives and friends from Indiana Jersey and Maryland attended.

Martin Home Chestnut North Ninth Streets Stebbins Liszt Jane Cameron Stewart Mary Elizabeth Bills Wagner Lohengrin Mendelssohn Joseph Dodge Kiski Mary Jane Pealer Indiana Ennis Little Washington D. C Nancy Cooper Crafton Dorothy ‘Brown Audubon N. J Horace G. Brown Baltimore Daniel Martin George Atkins York Clarence Welliver Pottsville Dickinson College Beta Theta ‘Pi Brown Marchantville New England C. L. Brown Dorothy Brown H. B. Brown George C. Martin Edward Martin L.L. Cooper Mary Alice Shackleton Kalamazoo Mich Edith Basset Newton Center, Mass G. C. Basset Getty Basset Gettysburg J. R. Baldridge Pittsburgh

Fairman Pepin Marriage Unites Two Couples in June

In Munhall Pennsylvania on June 17 Rev W F Merrick joined Clarence Eugene Fairman of Indiana with Margaret Helen Pepin of Pittsburgh. The bride's mother is Mrs Edwin Pepin of Staples Minnesota. Separately Homer Boring and Bessie Garland were wed at Belle Vernon on June 19 by Rev Crosaglang Nelson.

Boring-Garland Homer Boring Misa Bessie Garland Penn Run Belle Vernon Crosaglang Nelson

Murray-Meade Nuptials in Brushvalley Parsonage

Reverend John L. Murray of Diamond and Miss Nellie Meade of Brushvalley wed on June 19 in Brushvalley Evangelical parsonage officiated by Rev R R Rumbaugh. The groom is son of William H Murray of Sabula, and the bride, daughter of Alonza G Meade and his wife, has taught school.

Funeral for Mrs Michael Bigan in Barnesboro Church

Funeral services are held today at St John’s Catholic church Barnesboro for Mrs Michael Bigan aged 24 who died Sunday at her McIntyre home. Interment follows in the church cemetery. She leaves her husband a young son her mother and step father two brothers and seven sisters.

Michael Bigan St. John’s Catholic Church Barnesboro McIntyre

Fleming Fleming and Fleming unite in Armstrong township wedding

Charles Dean Fleming of Armstrong township and Ming Nelle Fleming of Shelocta wed June 20 with Justice V E Foreman presiding. Groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Fleming, works as a miner. bride, daughter of Mrs. Charles H. Fleming. Also Merle Wilson of Dayton and Eleanor Jamison of Plumville married June 21 at Glade Run parsonage. groom a coal miner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson. bride daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Jamigan. Goss Hallon union held June 19 at Agsumpait church with Rev Amelia Farm officiating. groom Joseph Goss of Dixonville, bride Rose Lee Hallon of Chambersville.

Fleming-Fleming Charles Dean Fleming Armstrong Township Ming Nelle Eilene Fleming Shelocta Justice of the Peace Merle Wilson Dayton Eleanor Jamison Plumville Glade Run Parsonage G. W. McIntyre Robert Wilson George Jamigan

Two men plead guilty to wire theft at Lucerne Mines

Sam Laspina of Jeannette and Sam Lavella of Clairton admitted stealing copper wire from the supply house at Lucerne Mines, operated by Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co. Judge J N Langham ordered six months to a year in the Allegheny County Workhouse.

Lucerne Sam Laspina Jeannette Sam Lavella Clairton Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co J. N. Langham Allegheny County

Hazlett School Reunion In Montgomery Township July Fourth

Teachers pupils and friends of the Hazlett school gather at the school on Thursday July 4 for the second annual reunion with an entertaining program prepared. All interested are invited.

Hazlett School Montgomery Township

Cabbage Odor Eased by Baking Powder Claim

A quirky note cites a kitchen tip that baking powder can curb strong cabbage odors. The message also mentions Turkey’s area as 294 492 square miles and references The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to RD readers along with a $5 50 figure.

Turkey

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