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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1937
Page
4
Salem Methodist Protestant and Pine Flats Baptist Sunday schools will hold a joint picnic in Repine's Grove near Salem on Monday July 5. All nearby Sunday schools are invited to join the event.
Announcement notes the marriage of Miss Florence Fulmer of Shelocta to James C Stewart of Brackenridge. The ceremony occurred June 27, 1936, and is now being announced. Also mentions prompt service on public sales bills at The Progress.
Multiple local weddings across Indiana and nearby towns including Teoka Lyke and Floyd King at First Presbyterian, Wilkinsburg and several other couples in Lewistown, Burnham, Aliquippa, Creskside, and Saltsburg. Notable details include attire, attendants, venues, and post ceremony plans. Individuals include Teoka Lyke, Floyd J. King, Gladys Rat righ, Lewis J. Schucht, Wilda Bashline, and Geneva Kathryn Wissinger among others.
John Walker of near Cherry Tree pleaded guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was fined 200 dollars, ordered to pay prosecution costs, and sentenced to six to 12 months in the Allegheny County Workhouse. Frank Ghessie of Aultman pled guilty to unlawful sale and possession of liquor, and was fined 150 dollars plus costs.
Indiana counties share four cent gasoline tax totaling 3 188 580 for the six months ending May 31 with 24 664 allotted to 21 004 County. One half cent funds road maintenance or bond interest, one cent funds state relief, and 244 cents enters the motor license fund.
Promote Progress Trespass Notices for crop and property protection. Six for 25 cents on heavy paper, three for 25 cents on muslin. Include three cents postage if mailed.
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