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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1933

Page

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Dramatic Tournament Entries Due in Indiana County

Indiana county will hold a rural dramatics tournament similar to last year with W R Gordon Penn State supervising. Last day for entry is September 10 and entries may be withdrawn after that date. Groups must petition Mrs C W Cummins Indiana R D 4 by September 10 for one act plays in the mid November contest.

Indiana County W. R. Gordon Penn State Co. W. Cummins Indiana R.D Rural Recreation Committee The Extension Association C. W. Cummins A. R. Kinter James Musser Marion Center Ed. Henderson Misa Marie Shields Blairsville Jas. A. Simpson E. Dible Shelocta

Two More Districts Elect Teachers for Coming Term

White township school board elects full teacher quota for next year listing names and post office addresses for Reider Fulton Run Adair Hood West Pike County Home St Clair Harbison East Pike Lowry and Washington township staff. Memorial Day services set at Five Points cemeteries Harmony Grove church with Edwin M. Clark and F Stueber. Bethel School Center hosts entertainment and pie social Friday.

White Township Reider Leda K. Stephens Indiana Naomi Kehne Harriet M. White Fulton Run H. Irwin Myers Mildred Ortner Luiz—Adah Metz Ferguson Nioma Ortner Adair—Fern Stonebraker Hood Clara Gemmell West Pike Eugene H. McAnulty Hstella Brown Ingiana St. Clair Gertrude Wilson Harbison Martha Leech Homerity East Pike Margaret Salsgiver Kinghorn Mabel E. Brown R. D Lowry Ruth Kanarr N. D Washington Township Harmony Grove Lutheran Church Uesday Edwin M. Clark Town F. Stueber Five Points Bethel School Center Two Bethel Center Township

Daylight Saving Hours and Ritz Theatres Schedule

Daylight Saving Time affects theatre showings in Indiana starting at midnight Sunday. The Ritz and Indiana Theatres will have 3:00 pm matinees and 8:00 and 10:00 pm evening performances, with doors opening 15 minutes before each show. Patrons may request former hours. management will adjust if a majority favors it. The Ritz hosts films from eight nations’ war photography in The Big Drive, plus Hello Sister with James Dunn and Boots Mallory May 22–23. Out All Night with Slim Somerville and Zasu Pitts plays May 24–25. Elmer the Great, with Joe Brown, arrives May 20 and 27.

Indiana Ritz Indiana Theatren Ritz Theatre Indiana Post James Dunn Boots Mallory Broadway New York Metropols Zasu Pitts Slim Somerville America Niagara Falls Joe BE. Brown Elmer the Great Joe Filmer the Great

Washington Township Tax League meeting program May 25

Washington Township Tax Justice League plans a Marlin schoolhouse gathering on Thursday evening May 25. The program includes recitations by Louise Fairman Iaa Marlin and Eugene Orr songs by Reed Blystone Byron Brown and others discussions on tax relief and pension questions with opens by Archie Brown and Frank Lohr, plus performances by Five Points Juniors and young people under Raymond Fisher.

Washington Township Tax League Washington Township Tax Justice League Marlin Louise Fairman Roy Reed Blystone Iaa Marlin Byron Clarence Brown Archie Brown Frank Lohr Melvin Parks Eugene Orr Mr. Lakehart Ira Marlin Hurry Ory Hsther Elisa L. Hudson Joe Parks John Orr Atwood Young People

Marriages in two local ceremonies May fifteenth

Lawrence Brayn Krebs of Robinson and Miss Pearl Mary Penrose of West Wheatfield united in marriage by Justice of the Peace T. L Lynn at Clyde on May 15. He is son of Mr and Mrs Charles Krebs and she daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Penrose. Thomas Leslie Shipley of Homer City and Miss Catherine Willetta Grumbling of Washington township were married by Rev David PoVey also on May 15. He is son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Shipley and she daughter of Mr and Mrs William Grumbling.

Lawrence Brayn Krebs Robinson Pearl Mary Penrose West Wheatfield Township Justice of the Peace Lynn Clyde Charles Krebs Leslie Penrose Shipley-Grumbling Thomas Leslie Shipley Homer City Catherine Willetta Grumbling Washington Township David PoVey Thomas Shipley William Grumblinug

OveLet Social Ties Highlight Weekend Visits

Olivet residents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bair and daughter Thelma visited Salzburg Saturday. Will Wilson, John Winger, and John Henderson repaired the USIP church Tuesday. T. C. Bair toured Pittsburgh Tuesday. The Wailer Ewing family from Watsons Ridge called on Sunday, with J. S. Ewing and Frank Lambing visiting West Lebanon Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Boden hosted friends for her husband’s birthday Friday. Hazel Montgomery of Home visits sister in the Mabel Ewing home.

Lebanon Joe Coulter Crawford Boys Harry Boden Hazel Montgomery Will Bishop Mabel Ewing

Odd Fellows Convention in Indiana Highlights Local Host City

A B Woods of Johnstown advanced to president of the Allegheny Region Association at the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs convention held in Indiana. Mrs Jennie Black Altoona became First Vice President with D Roy Cayn Altoona as Second Vice President H C Cartman Roaring Springs Secretary and D B Brown Altoona Treasurer. About 250 bird species occur in Pennsylvania.

A.B. Woods Johnstown Allegheny Region Association Odd Fellows Bridhant Indiana Ritz Theatre A. F. Woods Jennie Black Altoona D. Roy Cayn H. C. Cartman Roaring Springs D. B. Brown Boswell Gallitain

Shady Hollow Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Shady Hollow and Smicksbury columns detail weekend visits from Indiana and Bilder ton, a May 24 spelling bee at Shoup, births, moved families, and local church and school activities. Gordon Literary Society program listed with names and performances. Twin daughters of A B Mikesell celebrated with a party including relatives from Conemaugh township and Blairsville.

Lecture at Armagh Presbyterian Church on May 18

East Wheatfield reports a lecture to be given at the Presbyterian Church in Armagh on Thursday evening May 18 at 7 30. The Jos A Shrom family spent Sunday afternoon with relatives at Armagh. George M Fry is seriously ill at his home. His brother in law John Rogers of Blacklick is at his bedside. Mrs Susan D Bracken spent the weekend with Miss Ada Walbeck who is seriously ill near Clyde. Mrs R O Trexler Miss Virginia Caldwell Mrs Lester Matthews and Miss Dillie Cunningham attended the Presbyterial at Blairsville last Wednesday.

L. M. Henderson Mildred L. B. Deemer Shoup School Betllah Robert Munshower Stony Point Mart. George Dwight ‘Bruce William Crawford Unni Prugh Indiana Misa Lyda Moorhead Marvin Silvis Crete Ed. McKinstry Moorhead Apollo B. R. Keppel Dora N. M. Henderson L. ‘Eh. Deemer Ruth Mechanicsburg Presbyterian Church Armagh Jos Susan D. Bracken Ada Walbeck Clyde R. O. Trexler Virginia Caldwell Lester Matthews Dillie Cunningham Blairsville

Local social notes from Clyde and area

Mrs. Wilburn Campbell and children Janet and Donald visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J B Wagner near Clyde. HE Mack and children visited the I K Mack family. Kenneth Cribbs of Greensburg was in town on business. W B Kettles and Kenneth Neeley called on Harry near Indiana. G F Lichtenfels and family hosted Sabbath with W C Lichtenfels. J O Luther of Homer City called on M M Luther. Elsie Lichtenfels spent Sabbath with sister C B Mack. G B Mack called on his ailing mother Mrs S Mack Sunday evening.

Wilburn Campbell Janet Donald W. B. Kettles Kenneth Neeley Harry Indiana G.F. Lichtenfels W. C. Lichtenfels Mt. Tabor J. O. Luther Homer ‘City M. M. Luther Elsie Lichtenfels C. B Mack G. B S. Mack

Brooding Over Financial Losses Two Takes Lives

A 45 year old man A C Roberts of Glen Campbell died by inhaling monoxide gas in a closed car in Kennedy township near Coraopolis Boulevard. Another suicide followed in Dayton as E E Brumbaugh 50 hanged himself in a barn after brooding over losing his home to fire. Survived by wife and two brothers. A charter application was filed May 17 for a corporation to operate restaurants and cafeterias under the name Dirtineanna.

Glen Campbell Dayton A.C. Roberts Kennedy Township Coraopolis E. E. Brumbaugh D. Brumbaugh

Indiana Gales Company charter application in Pennsylvania

An application will be made by J. B. Campbell and J. Wayne Pombrand to the Governor of Pennsylvania on May 29, 2003 at 10:00 AM under the 1874 Act for a charter to form the Indiana Gales Company a cooperative for manufacturing buying and selling fruits vegetables groceries provisions beverages and related equipment in wholesale and retail operations with all rights privileges and benefits of the act and supplements. Attorneys Inder & Toalb and Muay 17, 1083-11e Solicitors Indiana, Pa.

Pennsylvania Jordan Diardian Wilel Bneh Perlor & Neit J. BH. Campbell J. Wayne Pombrand Tt. Lowh Act of Assembly Indiana Gales Company Inde & Toalb Muay 17 Ludiuwa

Notice of Private Sale of Lands in Indiana County PA

An application will be made to the Orphans Court of Indiana County Pennsylvania for a private sale of lands to pay debts. The notice states the intention to present the application to the court in due course.

the Ormitans' Court Indiana County Pennsylvania Orphans’ Court of Pennsylyanig Pine Township

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