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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1934

Page

5

Reed and Shannon Speak Here Friday

Indiana county hosts Republican rally day with U S Senator David A Reed and Lt Governor Edward C Shannon. Reed speaks at 2:00 PM before the Court House crowd. Shannon headlines a 7:30 PM mass meeting with receptions to follow. Local bands and speakers join the event as voters greet candidates for state offices. McHenry held on check passing charge after guilty plea for two worthless checks totaling $20.50 in Creekside.

David A. Reed Edward ©. Shannon United State Cordini Indiana United States Edward C. Shannon Pennsylvania Reed Court House United States Senate Senate Eoward C. Shannon O. M. McMillen Blairsville General Shannon M. M. Patterson Hollidaysburg Peter Glick Robert Woodsides Pittsburgh Indiana Post No. 141 American Legion The Ladies Auxiliary Memorial Hall Indiana County Post Veterans of Foreign Wars South Tenth Street Shannon Indiana County Creekside W. €. McHenry Justice of the Peace J. D. Hill McHenry

Indiana County Health Officer Is Discharged

Dr. A. H. Stewart, of Indiana, has been discharged as county health officer according to a Harrisburg dispatch. He disputes the action, calling it a political move, and says he has not received official notice. R. C. Smith completes Mercantile Appraiser duties for 1994 with levies now due at the County Treasurer’s office.

A. H. Stewart Indiana Harrisburg Stewart Mercantile R. C. Smith

Real Estate Transfers and Marriages in Indiana County

Real estate transfers listed include Fred Feltshans to J P Martin for 163 acres in Rayne at 1600 dollars and numerous other deeds across towns like Blaieville Green and Torch areas with small sums. Marriage licenses show Victor Stellma and Graceton Mary Kotzur among many couples, with multiple names and locales such as Creekside Dayton Pittsburgh Blairsville Shady Plain Lucerne and Punxsutawney.

Fred Feltshans J. P. Martin Rayne Mary B. Pence Margaret’ 'E. Jones White Conemaugh B. & L. Hss Chas B. Palmer Blaieville Indiana County Commissioners Amer, Trustee & Tranefar Co Pine Brusghvalley Brushvalley West Wheatfield Conemaugh R. M. Donahey Jeaye R. Beer Green H. Ney Prothero Flo E. Biss Banks Indiana Co. Commissionera Iryin EH. Stiles W. Wheatfield Albert States I. GC. Hoffman Albert Sarnoskey David Zahoransky Greeley Young Clearfield B. C. Corp Vitale Ponghioni Domenick Mash B. Wheatfield B. N. Smith Sara M. Thomas Montgomery Jamez Blakely B. F. Walford Armstrong James B. Blakely Indiana Indiana Co F. F. Beatty Iotin Young Victor Stellma Graceton Mary Kotzur William P. Fred Anna B. Weiss Franklin C. Faith Mary BE. Dehaven Creekside Alvin W. Swanson Anita Sarah J. Stear Punxsutawney Harry W. Nelf Dayton Florence M. Myers R. D Robert J. Hillard Pittsburgh Alice F. Devinney Blairsville Philip Remek Hagerstown Mad Mary Adamechik Blacklick Frank E Hall - Saltsburg Wray Shady Plain Steve Sebastian Lucerne Sue Kenok Lucerne Ambrose Dantella Cadogan Rose Pomtou Edin John W Kazamchak Blairsville Rose Sulkosky - Blatraville R. Duncan Homer City Ruth Phillippi Blatraville Reed Beatty Mahaffey Martha Weber Troutville Kenneth HW. Campbell Marie L. Kaufman Harry J. Steylek Pitcairn Mary Targos Irwin Edwin Finnetrock Clarion Verda Ruth Over Sores Subo

March Sets All Time High for Auto Accidents

Harrisburg May 1 total of 4500 automobile accidents in March marks a new record. 147 people killed and 2774 injured. 1181 more accidents than March last year. Jas W Mack Jr admitted to practice before State Supreme Court. Fire damages Grafton dwelling due to defective flue. logs valued at 550. County treasurer reports 7620 dog licenses issued by noon.

Harrisburg Jas W. Mack, Jr State Supreme Court North Sixth Street State Board Grafton John Johnston Harry Wiley Henry Ramer Shelada Hth

Foster Ends Seven Years as College Head

Dr. C R Foster completes seven years as head of the State Teachers College at Tuesday’s trustees meeting. The board re elected most staff, named Dr. Ottom Lowe as new English instructor, finances reported sound, commencement plans set with about 200 seniors. Dr. Graves of University of New York State to give commencement address. Dr. Hanson of Gettysburg College to deliver baccalaureate sermon.

C. R. Foster State Teachers College Thomas Sutton Foster Sutton Daugherty J. Wood Clark Frank P. Graves University of New York State Graves

Personal Brevities from Vandergrift and Indiana

Local notes list residents and visitors across Vandergrift and Indiana, detailing weekend trips to Pittsburgh Washington D.C. and Elders Ridge, along with subscriptions renewed and positions updated. Cadet Patterson receives a promotion at Wenonah Military Academy as others announce travel, guests, and family visits across nearby towns.

C. BL St. Cllr Vandercrift Indiana Fred Kent East Philadelphia Street Pittsburgh Robert Blklin West Mahoning ‘Township Mias Geraldine Hawxhurst South Eleventh Street Derry Myra J. A. Miller Wayne Avenue Mercer R. F. Webb South Thirteenth Street Joyette Lyon James Kilgour Washington St Margaret Burnheimer Pearl Shank Town Mabel Hopkins East Water Street Elders Ridge C. M. Dickason Clair Rumbaugh Dayton Anie Hildebrand Wilkinsburg Edwin Clark Oakland Avenue Florida Mary McGaughey Parkwood Todd McGaughey West Philadelphia Jane Thomas Church St New Wilminton Westminster College Lysle ‘St. Clair Reading John M. St. Clair West Philadelphia Street BE. M. Craig Shelocta R. D Progress Morris Baker Albert Charles Barnett Ruby Laura Brown Washington, D.C Guy Fleming Gimbel Neb Thomas Fleming Louis Sheehe Thomas Sheehe Bell Telephone Company Mary J. O'Hara J. W. McIlvaine Mis Nann Jamison Hen Avon J. J. McIlvaine School Street R. D. Shadle J. H. Starry North Fourth Street Bruce Silvis Hamburg N. Y Patterson R. J. Patterson Creekside Wenonah Military Academy G. D. Templeton Glenn Lowman Deckers, Point Templeton John D. Adamson Home R.D.2 Earl E. Hewitt South Seventh Street Erie Earl Hewitt Vincent Lewis North Sixth Street Lexington Mel. Underwood J. J. Mellyaine John Jamison East Schoal Street New Concord Ohio J. Knox Montgomery Walter Whitmyer Indiana State Teachers College Western Pennsylvania New Wilmington

Forest Fire Ravages Chestnut Ridge Near Blairsville

A major forest fire swept the Packsaddle district on Chestnut Ridge east of Blairsville damaging thousands of acres of timber. Fire warding from Blairsville Blacklick Bolivar and Johnstown with 200 volunteers battled for eight hours, destroying Oakes Point Park owned by Blairsville residents.

Strangford Blairsville Chestnut Ridge Blacklick Bolivar Johnstown Oakes Point Park

Election officers appointed in multiple townships

Judge J Naugham names H G Wadsworth district 2 East Wheatfield to fill death vacancy. Mrs Lawra Kitchenbrod named minority inspector district 2 Buffington to fill removal vacancy. W C Nelson named auditor Pine to fill resignation vacancy. Paul Joiner named road supervisor. Mrs Mabel Lovelace named judge district 4 Banks to fill resignation vacancy. Frank Welidzek named judge district 3 Burrell to fill resignation vacancy. Jesse Robbing named minority inspector district 3 Green to fill death vacancy.

J. Naugham H. G. Wadsworth East Wheatfield H. W. Griffith Mra Lawra Kitchenbrod Buffington Township James Hunter W. C. Nelson Pine Township Paul Joiner Mabel Lovelace Banks George L. Neeley Frank Welidzek Burrell Township Frank Kalbach Jesse Robbing Green Township N. M. Patrick

Two Die In Ernest And Plumville Car Crashes

John Menke aged 25 and Marie Bast aged seven, both of Ernest, died after a car driven by Adam Gatches struck them while crossing a highway. Lloyd Wilson of Plumville died from skull fractures after being hit by a car driven by Martin Muth while crossing the street. Annie Shimski, 8, survived with minor injuries. Gatches is jailed pending patrol findings.

John Menke Marie Bast Ernest Adam Gatches Indiana Highway Patrol Menke Indiana Plumville Lloyd Wilson Martin Muth Cuyahoga Falls Gatches Menko Highway Patrol Annie Shimski John Wilson Wilson

Three Starford Dwellings Destroyed by Fire

Sparks From Overheated Flue Likely Caused Blaze that destroyed three Starford dwellings around noon Friday. Loss estimated at 3,500, with Plusko family home and Johns residence burned. Plusko storage building lost 2,000 and Johns 1,500. Clymer Volunteer Fire Department saved three adjacent houses.

Starford George Plusko Plusko John Johns Johns Clymer

Cherry Tree Girl Sues for Breach of Promise

Miss Beatrice Bee 26 of Cherry Tree sues Vernon Combes Sr 66 Cleveland retired oil man for 25000 dollars alleging he promised to marry after paying her rent and funds for travel to visit her mother. Combes denies the allegations saying he sought only friendship.

Cherry Tree Beatrice Bee Vernon M. Combes, Sr Cleveland Combey

Centralization of Power Discussed at County Meeting

About a hundred residents attended a Monday afternoon session at the Court House where supervisors auditors and school directors debated centralization of power. James Hellbrun opened the event and Judge J N Langham introduced state officers including J Bagshaw and H A Thompson. County Engineer Thomas Pealer spoke on home rule versus politics, highlighting the day’s spirited exchange.

Court House James Hellbrun Indiana County Supervisors Association J. N. Langham State Association J. §. Bagshaw Frompson Hoa Thompson Upper Darby Thomas Pealer

County native Ambrose Akey dies in Greensburg crash

Ambrose M. Akey 45 of Salemville Westmoreland county native and Keystone Coal supervisor was killed Thursday near Greensburg when his car skidded on a wet road and was struck by another. He began as a mine clerk in 1911 and rose to superintendent at Salemville. He is survived by his widow Georgie Sandtes Akey and his father Henry H. Akey.

Mt. Pleasant Ambrose M. Akey Salemville Westmoreland County Greensburg Ming Keystone Coal & Coke Company George Lingenselter Hollidaysburg Akey Henry H. Akey Keystone Company Georgie Sandtes) Akey

White Township Names School Teachers for 1924 36 Term

The White Township board elected all district teachers for the 1924 36 term at a recent meeting. Assigned schools include Reider Nos 1 3 and 2 Alma Rugh Norma Kehne Harriet Whitey Ruth Kanarr Batela Brown Leda Stephens Gertrude Wilson D M Stonebraker Dorothy Mullholland Hugone McAnulty Adah Metz Mildred Ortner Harbison Adair H I Myers Margaret Salugiver Fern Stonebraker and others.

White Township Board of Reider Alma Rugh Norma Kehne Harriet Whitey Ruth Kanarr Co. Home Batela Brown Nood Leda Stephens Fulton Run Gertrude Wilson Ferguson D. M. Stonebraker Kinghorn Dorothy Mullholland West

Senter Parking Plan Moves Toward Citywide Use

Philadelphia Borough Council and the State Highway Department are drafting a plan to park cars in the street center rather than along curbs. The aim is to reduce damage from oil and gas leaks on curbing. Miss Maude T. Evans resigns as County Emergency Relief Supervisor to take a field post with the state emergency relief board in Virginia.

Senter Philadelphia Street State Highway Department Highway Department Maude T. Mvang Maude 1 Evans Harrisburg Misavans Virginia Emergency Relief Board

Garden Club Plans Reorganization Meeting

The Garden Club will hold a reorganizing session at 7:45 PM on Thursday April 10 in the office of County Farm Agent Warner. In Berlin the French national anthem sounded publicly for the first time since World War I as French cavalry entered the arena for an international equestrian tournament.

Garden Club Warner Berlin

Workhouse Term for Intoxicated Drivers Set by Indiana Jurist

Judge J N Langham ordered workhouse sentences for intoxicated drivers on Indiana county highways to replace earlier fall sentences. George Suwdlich and Mike Sabochick, both from Homer City and Ernest, pled guilty to operating under the influence and received 3 to 6 months in the Allegheny County Workhouse, $200 fines, and costs. they were taken to the Workhouse by Sheriff Eugene Wilson and Deputy Sheriff H Elmer Borland. Roy Edwards, 20, of Ebensburg, pleaded guilty to failing to stop after an accident and was jailed for 60 days. Swanger Mollinar and Mol linar of Blairsville got 30 days in jail for receiving stolen goods, with William Ragan suspended. Francis James and Frank Bogdanski of Homer City faced 20 days for larceny and burglary, with a suspended sentence for Leonard Black on felonious entry and larceny and restitution of stolen goods.

J. N. Langham Indiana George Suwdlich Homer City Mike Sabochick Ernest Allegheny County Swwolitch Sabochick Eugene Wilson H. Elmer Borland Roy Edwards Ebensburg R. D Hellwood J. Ivan Swanger Albert Mollinar Blairaville William Ragan Blairsville Swanger Mollinar Pennsylvania Hagan Wilmer Shankle Elmer Shaffer Near Cherry Tree Geo. A. Rickard Shaffer Shankle Francis James Frank Bogdanski Leonard Black

Federal Water Officials Visit Indiana for Better Supply

Federal Water Service Corporation officials met with Andlany Supt Marty Pharot and Borough Engineer Thomas Pauler to review a potential water supply from Ramsey Run for Indiana. The project plans include a watershed plot to estimate available water and funds are expected to be secured soon. If enough water is found, a 25 percent increase in applicants is anticipated.

Federal Water Service Better Water Federal Water Service Corporation iChymer Water Co Andlany Marty Pharot Thomas Pauler Indiana Ramseys Run Pealer Federal Corporation

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Reed and the Progress and Pittsburgh Posts R.D C. C. Mobain Teachers College Orton Lowe Packsaddle Ree Rockefeller Institute Aghway Pittsburgh Roats Gazette
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