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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1935

Page

5

Nine year old Dorotheia Ruddock struck by car in Philadelphia and Ninth

Dorotheia Ruddock aged nine daughter of District Attorney Wm M Ruddock, of North Eighth street, was struck by Don Gromley eighteen of Chevy Chase at the intersection of Philadelphia and Ninth streets while returning from school. She suffered fracture of the left leg, left collar bone, two ribs and possible shoulder fracture, with a severe head bump but no skull fracture. She was hospitalized at Indiana Hospital in satisfactory condition. The driver was not held responsible.

Dorothela Ruddock Wm. M. Ruddock North Eighth Street Indiana Hospital Don Gromley Chevy Chase Philadelphia Ninth Streets Gromley

Punxsutawney Boy Fatally Struck by Auto On Way Home

Ray Bilose aged 9 of near Punxsutawney died in Adrian Hospital after injuries from being struck by a car on Tuesday while returning from school. The driver was H. M. Hess of Punxsutawney.

Ray Blose Punxsutawney Ray Bilose Adrian Hospital H. M. Hess

Dayton Teacher Hurt In Crash Near Delmont

Delmont area collision injured Dayton man Delano W Bevis a Derry township schools teacher with a fractured jaw and severe lacerations to tongue chin and legs. Pittsburgh woman Anna Killand believed killed in a second crash involving H K Alexander. Alexander nose injury and facial knee lacerations. Also hurt were Mr and Mrs William Nichol and Miss Isabelle Nichol near Derry.

Dayton Delano W. Bevis Derry Township Delmont Anna Killand Pittsburgh H. K. Alexander Beck Alexander William Nichol Isabelle Nichol Derry

Longtime Indiana Resident H G Gater Dies in Wilkinsburg

H G Gater aged about 80 and a former travel salesman for a hardware firm died Tuesday evening at his home in Wilkinsburg. His wife had died nine years earlier. Three daughters Blanche Margery and Adelaide all attended Indiana State Teachers College with the latter two teaching in Indiana schools. The remains will go to Streams Funeral Home for services. Appointment of Mrs Mary Jane Clark Rejected by State Senate.

H. G. Gater Indiana Wilkinsburg Blanche Margery Adelaide Indiana State Teachers College Streams Funeral Home

County Commissioner Rairigh Humbled by Neuritis Attack

County Commissioner H Albert Rairigh of Clearfield, recently homebound at Gipsy, suffered a neuritis attack Saturday night. He was rushed to Clearfield Hospital for treatment. J B Chapman of Cherryhill township, longtime Progress subscriber, visited the county seat and renewed his subscription.

Rairigh Clearfield Hospital H. Albert Raieigh Chapman Cherryhill Township The Progress Teverite

Ewing sells homestead farm in Conemaugh Township

R Ewing a well known resident and farmer of Conemaugh township called on Monday and arranged public sale of personal property on the Ewing homestead farm two miles east of Livermore for Friday April 6 Roy M Ewing purchased the adjoining farm and remains owner of the 100 acre homestead with ten children listed including Carrie Dixon Roy M Ewing Lawrence Norman Jay Anna Lena Helen Frank K Ewing Gladys and Mary at home

R. Ewing Conemaugh Township Ewing Livermore Mr. Ewing J. Maxwell Ewing Roy M. Ewing William Bergman Maude Bergman Indiana David Hall Presbyterian Church Carrie Leonard Dixon Conemaugh Homestead Lawrence Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co New Kensington Norman Ewing Indiana County Jay Ewing Anna Lena Ewing Greensburg Helen Ewing Frank K. Ewing Gladys Ewing Mary Ewing

Game Officials Define Our Game

Harrisburg reports a springal narrative about wildlife and a spared life. A tiny rabbit escapes a hungry fox yet falls prey to a motorist observation, prompting the Game Commission to label the man as “a Little lower than a dog a cur” in a provocative contrast of law and loss.

Harrisburg The Game Commission

Real estate transfers flood Indiana County records

A sequence of transfers lists parcels and prices in Banks, Conemaugh, Blairsville, Pine, White, and other townships. Notable deeds include 106 acres in Conemaugh to C Hadith Jackson for $1.00 and multiple $1.00 lot exchanges between spouses and relatives. Cornerstone parties include Indiana County Commissioners, Blairsville Savings, and Home Building and Loan Association with several 50 to 109 acre parcels and small township lots.

D. A. Griffith Max. ‘Clark Banks Township W. R. Calhoun Orphans Court John Russell Indiana Hazel Fishel Sara Ann Fishel Conemaugh Township Joseph A. Thomas C. Hadith Jackson South Mahoning Township Peddicord Ida M. Trimble Armstrong Township W. A. Lyster Indiana County Commissioners Pine Township Frank McCurdy Janet Averill Lee M. Spearman Burrell Township Paul C. Pickals W. J. McElwee West Wheatfield Myra Thompson Jerry S. Shaner Cherry Tree John W. Ballantyne Mary Gertrude Ballantyne Weat Wheatfield Beulah B. Hastings Roy G. Wolfe

Boy Hero Walks After Car Hit on Wayne Avenue

Joseph Wildeman five-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Quentin Wildeman of Maple Street escaped with slight injuries after being struck by a car driven by Eugene Clawson of Clymer on Wayne avenue. He had a cut on the right ear and bruises on the face and body.

Joseph Quentin Wildeman Maple Street Eugene Clawson Clymer Wayne Avenue

Births Lead Deaths by 41 in This District of Vital Statistics

There were 41 more births than deaths in this district during 1934, according to the report of the local registrar of vital statistics. The district is composed of Indiana and Jacksonville boroughs and White and Rayne townships. Births totaled 384 and deaths, 348. An average of 65 deaths a month of persons over 20 years of age, occur in Indiana county annually.

Registrar of Vital Statistics Indiana Jacksonville White Rayne Townships Indiana County

Winter Is Over Snow Fence Removal Underway

Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania State Department of Highways will remove over 1400 miles of snow fence from road sides over the next week or two. Snowplows are being put into storage but can be recalled quickly if weather turns unfavorable.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania State Department of Highways

Marriage Licenses in Indiana and Nearby Areas

Indiana and nearby locations list marriages and license recipients including Emma Lucile Harbridge, Marion Center R D 3, and Homer City, Sagamore Leon Mumau. Names such as Dominick Fuerla, Martha McMahon Saltsburg, AYoamore Harl Sexton, Livan Miller Howard Shirley are noted among licensees.

Indiana White Ayoamore Harl Sexton Livan Miller Howard Shirley Martha McMahon Saltsburg Dominick Fuerla Homer City Theresa Falauti Sagamore

Professor Ernest F Work Awarded PhD

Professor Ernest F Work a native of Indiana County and faculty member at Muskingum College New Concord Ohio has been awarded the Doctor of Philosophy degree from Ohio State University.

Ernest F. Work Ernest F. ‘Work Indiana County Muskingum ‘College New Concord Ohio State University

Auto inspection period ends Sunday for 1926

The first compulsory automobile inspection period closes at midnight Sunday. Highway Patrol will enforce on Monday April 1 for cars without a valid inspection label, and it will not be an April fool joke.

Forest Seedlings Planned For County Planting This Spring

Harrisburg reports more than 61,000 seedlings and transplants from the State Forest Nurseries will be planted in Indiana county by 26 tree planters this spring. Edrin Man, 79, secures a fishing license. Hilty, 79, of Edin near Baltsburg, obtains a fishing license. Some tax payers dislike pink slips but many girls remain fond of ex.

Harrisburg Indiana County Edrin Hilty Edin Baltsburg

Barn Fire Kills Hogs at Smithport Farm

A Sunday fire destroyed the Elmer Hiickel barn near Smithport causing about 2500 dollars in loss. Three hogs perished and all farm equipment hay and grain were burned.

Elmer Hiickel Smithport Elmer Brickel

Father seeks escape in new car amid family turmoil

A Boston Herald piece notes a father desires escape through his new car as the rest of the family remains entangled in conflict. A headline collection from The Progress and Pittsburgh Gazette references alarming murder rates in the United States.

Boston Herald

Personal Brevities From Town Across Many Visits

A long list of local residents and visitors is noted including Mrs B M Clark returning from the West Indies and attorney Ernest Stewart winning a New York business case. The item records transacting business in Indiana and Pennsylvania trips by numerous people, visits to relatives, and various weekend stays with addresses and affiliations, highlighting community ties and local subscriptions.

Tuberculin Test Yields 112 Positives in Indiana Area

About 112 of 539 students and children tested at Indiana County high schools and parochial classes last week were positive for the tuberculin skin test. The positives will undergo April chest X rays at Indiana County Hospital to check for possible disease. A Pennsylvanian Tuberculosis Society official notes the rate is typical, and letters to parents urge follow up with X rays rather than alarm. Christmas Seals fund the X-ray service.

Indiana Clymer Homer City Blairsville St. Bernard's Parochial School Samuel O. Pruitt Pennsylvanian Tuberculosis Society Philadelphia County Tuberculosis Society Indiana County Hospital Nee

Local couple celebrate BSTH wedding anniversary

Mr and Mrs John JC Wells long time Indiana residents quietly marked 55 years of marriage at their North Tenth street home with a family reunion. Three of their four children attended with spouses, including Mrs Howard Shelmira of Oakmont Mrs Leroy Conrad of Pittsburgh and Lloyd Wells. Howard could not attend. Both natives of Smicksburg they married March 24 1880 and lived there before moving to Indiana in 1900. He later served as Deputy in the Prothonotary office and was elected Prothonotary on the Republican ticket serving two terms.

John JC. Wells Indiana North Tenth Street Howard Shelmira Oakmont Leroy Conrad Pittsburgh Lloyd Wells Town Howard Wells Maria K. Lewis Smicksburg

Engagement Announced For Margaret Kring And Homer Harris

Mr and Mrs Frank Kring of West Chestnut Street announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret Leon Kring to Homer Glenn Harris son of Mr and Mrs B F Harris of Homer City. The couple were feted at a birthday bridge party with spring flowers green and yellow, and the engagement revealed in tiny slippers as favors. Kring a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College and music supervisor at Pine Township High School Hellwood, Harris a Washington-Jefferson College graduate works in the Mahoning Supply Company offices. A late summer wedding is planned.

Frank Kring West Chestnut Street Margaret Leon Kring Homer Glenn Harris B. F. Harris Homer City Kring Mise Kring Indiana State Teachers College Pine Township Hellwood Harris Washington-Jefferson College Mahoning Supply Company

Six Join Kappa Delta Pi Fraternity at Indiana College

Six students elected to Kappa Delta Pi at Indiana College are Miss Melinda Plat of town with her aunt, Miss Melinda Detwiler, and Robert Lilginger son of Mr and Mrs M J Whtuinger of town. The international educational fraternity honors those ranking high in work and ideals.

Kappa Delta Pl Indiana Brute Ouch Tra College Missa Melinda Plat Melinda Detwiler Town Robert Lilginger M. J. Whtuinger

Cherry Tree Minister Ends Pastorate and Moves to Chicago

Rev. C. BE Fuller of the Cherry Tree Methodist church ended his pastorate there on Sunday evening and accepted a new post at a Chicago congregation. Fuller had been president of the town’s newly organized fire company.

Cherry Tree Chicago C. Be, Fuller Cherry Tree Methodist Church Puller

William Penn Council Pays Tribute to Punxsutawney Area

At a regular board meeting the William Penn Council Boy Scouts honored the Punxsutawney district for loyalty and drive in the recent fundraising campaign. The campaign began March with more than 40 volunteers organized into teams under chairs and committees. The council, now celebrating its 18th anniversary, has grown to over 1200 scouts and 400 volunteers serving Punxsutawney and surrounding coal mining towns and rural communities across Indiana County.

Willliam Penn Council Boy Scouts of America Punxsutawney Scout H. G C. Fleming Wim. Penn Council Harry Philliker Tom Conser S. K. Murray Wm. A. Gibson Vesper CG. Smith M. CG. A Wim Penn Counci Diaraeter Indiana Connell Punxsutawney Wan Penn Council Hag Wir Blairsville Homer City Clymer Marion Heilwood Saltsburg Plumsville Brushvalley

Edward DeLous Martin to Wed Miss Mary McCoy in June

Miss Mary McCoy will marry Edward De Loss Martin of Indiana in early June. The engagement was announced at a Saturday bridge party at the College Inn marking Miss McCoy’s birthday. Out of town guests included Michael Cantwell Shenandoah PA and Mrs. Kenneth Weinbrenner Scottdale.

Mary McCoy Ruth McCoy College Inn Edward DeLoss’ Martin Indiana Misa McCoy Lucerne School Indiana State Teachers College Martin Indiana County Treasures Office Mischael Cantwell Shenandoah Kenneth Weinbrenner Scottdale Stanley Fleming Sykesville Charles Martin Pittsburgh Harry McCann

Teachers College Faculty Club Honors Suttons At Dinner

The Teachers College Faculty Club honored Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sutton at its annual dinner on Thursday evening. Sutton, longtime board chairman, and his wife were praised for their lengthy service as the college marks its May anniversary. Dr Boyd H. Rode of Ohio State University spoke on education for a changing civilization, urging new methods to prepare children for better citizenship amid ongoing educational challenges.

Teachers College Thomas Sutton Indiana State, Teachers College Sutton College Boyd TH. Rode Ohio State University

Rayne Township Maintains Six Mill Road Tax Rate

Road supervisors in Sayne township set the road tax levy at six mills, unchanged from last year. A $6,000 payment to the county was made for the Ernest concrete road construction, and Rayne township also owes the county $25,002.79.

Rayne Two Last Yeur Sayne Rayne Township

Business Education Conference at Indiana State Teachers College

A business education conference sponsored by the department will be held at Indiana State Teachers College on Saturday starting at 9:00 am. Morning and afternoon sessions are scheduled.

Teachers College Business Education Department Indiana State Teachers College

Western Pennsylvania flood control plan backs Saltsburg dam

State approved Western Pennsylvania Flood Control program allocates 65.4 million dollars for dams in Conemaugh Mahoning and Redbank creek basins. Cone maugh above Saltsburg would back water to Bolivar creating a 283000 acre foot reservoir, 126 feet high and 1070 to 1080 feet long with costs over 14 million dollars. Mahoning creek reservoir would back to Hamilton at 1162 feet elevation, cost 3.322 million. Redbank creek project would back to Brookville with a 122 foot dam and 980 foot length costing 2.298 million, completion estimated in 750 days.

Conemaugh Valley Pennsylvania State Planning Board Public Works Klakt Conemaugh Saltsburg Bolivar Kerrsville Johnstown Mahoning Creek Hamilton Redbank Creek Mayport Brookville Tunnelsville Waer Girty

County Democratic Club Aims to Oust Relief Workers

Indiana County Democratic Club circulates petitions to remove 100 Emergency Relief Administration staffers amid charges of waste and inefficiency. Secretary Charles Zoller cites 4200 dollar weekly payroll and 18 telephones at the district center as examples. petitions seek an impartial advisory board and broader changes. Local politicians plan to visit Harrisburg and Pittsburgh to press the cause as signatures mount.

Charles Zoller Indiana County Democratic Club Emergency Relief Administration D. Hall Blairdown Zoller Harrisburg Tdarle Johnson Margiotti Zotler Hamisburg Indiana Jefferson Armstrong Counties

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Dorotheia Ruddock Ae Child Collar Howe Columbia Plate Glass Co Blairaville Albert J. Marah State Teachers College R. W. Wehrle & Co C. C. McLaine R. Hwing Boy Highway Department United States the Progress and Pittsburgh Peat- Gazette R. D B. M. Clark West Indies Ernest Stewart New York J. Clair Irvin Stafford J. Milton Gibson Robert Skelton Columbia Universality New York City Helen Trimble Margaret Trimble Eleventh St Earl Hewitt South Seventh Street Washington St Sara. Bruce Wilkinabure H. M. Wissinger Washington Township Florence Mahan Tarentim Margaret Elder Ray Baldridge Pittsburth J. N. Langham North Ninth Street Charles Ryans Utica Weat Church Street Margaret Jane Clements Barnesboro Walter C. Frick J.A. Frick South Sixth Street F. W. Wilkinson D. A. Hetrick Church Street Herbert Schneider W. F. Wettling North Sixth Street George Waddell D. F. Chapman Trade City James Sutton Seatsh University May Sutton Columbia University Anna Mae Eleventh Street Alvey Campbell Los Angeles Calif Ida Campbell School Street J. A. Fleming Merle Helen Engle John Smith Penn Run ThomasLee West Philadelphia Street Harry Miller Washington Bernell Fifer Richard Westfield N. Y D. Pifer Station Street J. McClain A. B. Dodson T. I John GC. Wells Kappa Delta PL Fraternity William Penn Council BOY Scouts Punxsutawney Area Edward DeLous Martin Saltburg Dam Conemaugh River Wast Salteburg Damson Mahoning Redbank Asc County Democratic Club Clinton File John A. ‘Erickson Stoy E. Penfield Belgiana James E. Isherwood American Legion James L. Jack, Jr Yale Ils Lewis Jack Ernest Stewart, Jr Philipps Exeter Academy Princeton Larry Neal John D. Stewart Raymond I. Moss John Simpson William Taylor David Mark Williams College Lehigh William Musser Dickinson Law School J. Wood Clark Federal Court
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