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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1934
Page
2
One Year Bix Months is listed alongside three months ALBERT 8 MOORHEAD A RALVIS MOORIEAD editors and proprietors.
A health official urges balanced eating as the key to safe weight management. He cautions against diet fads and extreme restrictions, noting that moderate over‑weight should be managed with a physician’s guidance and a focus on bulky foods while still enjoying the joy of eating.
The Comptroller of Currency calls stockholders of Hirst National Bank of Plumville Pa to pay a 100 percent assessment totaling 60 000 by March 22 due to insufficient assets to cover liabilities Depositors must file claims with receiver Malcolm M Fleming by April 20 1994 or risk disallowance The note also mentions a misaddressed revenue secretary matter and a weather quip from related dispatch.
The Nights Theatre presents AML of Me a dramatic romance of a society debutante and a tenement district youth at The Lights Theatre today and Thursday Frederic Marsh Miriam Hopkins George Ratt and Helen Mack head the cast. Also at The Ritz Theatre Friday Son of the Desert a Laurel and Hardy laugh riot and Journal of a Crime starring Ruth Chatterton comes Monday March 26 for two days.
Mr and Mrs George B Shields of Wilkinsburg former Indiana residents mark their 50th wedding anniversary with a dinner at the Penn Lincoln hotel and a reception at home. Married in Indiana at the Lutheran church parsonage 50 years ago they later moved to Wilkinsburg and raised a family that includes a son Arthur of Columbus and two daughters Mrs McBain of Youngstown and Miss Ida Shields at home. Mr Shields serves as a justice of the peace in Wilkinsburg.
The program lists March showings: All of Me with Miriam Hopkins and Fredric March on March 21 22, Sons of the Desert with Laurel and Hardy and Charley Chase on March 23 24, Journal of Crime with Ruth Chatterton on March 26 27, Coming Out Party with Frances Dee and Gene Raymond on March 28 29.
The Gordon Literary Society meets Friday evening in the Gordon clubhouse Blacklick township presenting song recitations readings and music acts by members including Leila Williams Homer Clannon Mary Jane Graff Warren Dunlap Vera Stuchell Henry Williams Jimmy Wiley Robert Henderson and Mrs Peters Reading classes feature Margaret Dick Virginia Houston Lena Hoover Naomi Clawson Bernadine Hill and more with monologue journal and joke segments plus a jamming jamboree. A stray social aside hints Americans worry about a low mood while a jokey remark mentions Chinaman.
In a sunlit garden Camilla proclaims a conquest of Governor Frayne while Agatha faces past hurts, Andy McDonald endures a renewed ache from a long-broken engagement, and old family ties stir as truth and forgiveness hover amid roses. Agatha confronts memories of a love lost and a future redefined.
Local brief items list weekend visitors and family events. Mr. Fred Wettling hosts Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schneider from Harrisburg. David Mack, Taft College student, visits his parents. Cantata at Music and Literary Club, Ann Elizabeth born at Indiana hospital weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces. Moves and visits among residents including Mrs. Shannon relocating to Phoenixville with John Franzler. Official notice covers Indiana County primary election May 15 1984 and party nominating offices. Auditors’ notices detail settlements for estates, with dates and venues in Indiana County.
On March 10 1934 the Reynoldsville and Faia Creek Railroad Company filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County seeking a decree of dissolution. A hearing is scheduled for April 10 1934 at 10:00 AM in court. Interested parties may attend and object if they wish. James W. Mack solicitor for petitioner March 4 1934.
By order of the Orphans Court of Indiana County Pennsylvania the property of G W Collins deceased will be sold at public auction on April 10 1934 at 10:00 AM. The tract in Young Township includes 11 acres 80 perches with an undivided one fifth coal interest reserved and coal rights excluded. W E B Collins executor and Mable Colmon administratrix oversee terms ten percent bid deposit and balance upon confirmation of sale and deed delivery. Auctioneer T W George announced.
Petition filed by Indiana County Commissioners for order to sell at private sale to H B Clark an undivided one half of Beart ed land in Cherryhill Township Indiana County bounded by Two Lick Creek L W Stull land Thomas Sutton and Charles J Sweeney for 1094 03 cash with deed. Hearing set for March 4 1934 at 10 00 A M at Tidiana VA. If no objections the court may authorize sale and issuance of Commissioners deed.
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