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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1937

Page

2

Chester County Dairymen Buy Jersey Herd Here

Chester County dairymen Donald McIlvaine Frank Leeds and Charles Downing of Oaklands Farms Whitford Pa recently bought 26 registered Jersey cows from Marion Center area breeders William McMillen Charles Glasser Harry Wetzel William Wetzel and Clarence Bence shipped by truck on April 28. This is the fourth lot about 150 Jerseys sent from Indiana County to Chester County in three years.

Chester Donald McIlvaine Frank Leeds Charles Downing Oaklands Farms Whitford J. M. Rissinger Homer City Marion Center William McMillen Charles Glasser Harry Wetsel William S. Wetzel Clarence Bence Indiana County Chester County Isaac Morgan Parkereville Brandywine H. P. Lewis

Memorial Day Theme Opens Armstrong Grange Meet

Armstrong Grange meets at Parkwood schoolhouse on Wednesday May 26 with Memorial Day as the theme. The program includes songs, prayers, a poem by Wsther Abel, an essay by Erma Campbell, a quartet, a reading, and a group discussion on social life for youths, plus various topics and a surprise.

Armstrong Grange Parkwood Wsther Abel Erma Campbell R. Campbell Mgr B. BE Conrad W.H. Little Walker Wiggins Clarence Brown Lawrence Frailey Anha Brown Song Surprise Martha Blakley Grange J. R. Patterson T. W. Craig R. A. Foote D. D. Walker Ella Ray

Penn Run Grange Meeting Plans May 21 Program

The Penn Run Grange schedules a Friday evening May 21 meeting in the Grange hall with a safety on the farm theme. The program includes songs, monologues, and safety talks on farm hazards machinery electricity and home safety, plus a boxing match and May birthday feature.

Penn Run Grange Grange T. B. Shaffer DR. G. Strong Lawrence Abel Lytle Waldo Brown D. G. Strong Wayne Moone Stella Moose Emily McParland A. F. Stewart City Boarder Frank Stephens Idella Abel H. W. Moose

Rainbow party at Curry Run church draws over one hundred

The Rainbow party at the Curry Run church last Thursday night drew more than 100 attendees with receipts over fifty two dollars in donations. Local visits include J J Seil family in Commodore Sabbath, Mrs Roy Fulmer in Shelocta, and a list of callers at the McCurdy home on Babbath. Velma Marie greet new baby. two baptisms noted. preaching schedule given.

Wake Up and Live at The Manor Theatre Opens

The Manor Theatre begins a three day run of the screen comedy and musical Wake Up and Live on Thursday with a cast of famed comedians pairing against each other. Featured are Walter Winchell against Ben Bernie, Jack Haley with Patsy Kelly, Sparks with Walter Catlett, and Joan Davis with Etienne Stradot. The program includes nine new songs and a star lineup for a lively week. Also showing History Is Made at Night Monday and Tuesday May 24 and 25 stars Charles Boyer and Jean Arthur with Leo Carrillo and Colin Clive. Call It a Day screens May 26 with an elaborate crane shot sequence featuring Frieda Inescort and Roland Young and a cast including Olivia de Havilland and Alice Brady.

Manor Theatre Walter Winchell Ben Bernie Jack Haley Patsy Kelly Sparks Walter Catlett Joan Davis Etienne Stradot Boyer Paris Charles Boyer Jean Arthur Wildom Manos Jean Europe Atlantic New York Leo Carrilla Colin Clive Cosmopolitan Olivia de Havilland Iana Hunter Antt! Louise Alice Brady

Weddings of a Week: Darr Clark Tie in New Jersey

Misa Mary Darr daughter of Mrs William Darr and the late Judge Darr of Brogleyite wed Heath Clark of Indiana on Thursday in Mast Orange New Jersey. The bride is a prominent Brookville figure. Clark, son of Mrs Virginia Clark and the late Benjamin Clark, is president of Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company. After a long wedding trip the couple will reside at 644 Chestnut Street after July 4. Clark-Cooper: John T Clark of Diamondville and Velma Cooper of Johnstown married in Cumberland Maryland on May 3.

Misa Mary Darr William Chastnut Street

Berner Elected President of Indiana Rotary Club

Crank A. Berner was chosen president at the Indiana Rotary Club meeting on Monday evening. Other officers include Vice President Robert P. Martin and Secretary Treasurer Paul B. Hasinger. Directors named are Rev. Arthur J. Pfohl, W. J. B. Northover, Dr. Harold L. Camp, and Robert B. Lewis. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to H. D. regdere, $8.60.

Crank A. Berner Indiana Rotary Club Frank A. Herner South Sixth Street Robert P. Martin Paul B. Hasinger Arthur J. Pfohl W. J B. Northover Harold L. Camp Robert B. Lewis

Hills of Old Wyoming and Way Out West Screenings

Friday and Saturday May 21 22 present Hills of Old Wyoming and Way Out West featuring William Boyd and Laurel and Hardy in double bill events at local cinema. Strong names Boyd Gale Sheridan and the famous comedy duo headline the two film showcase with schedule notices and location details for patrons.

Old Wyoming William ‘Boyd Gale Sheridan

Leader announces 18th Anniversary Paint Sale

Local store promotes a wide range of paints and related supplies with prices from 10 cents a can to 1.98 dollars per gallon. The Leader advertises a full line including polishes cements cleaners oils and accessories during the anniversary sale.

Hrighten

Card of Thanks and Local Union Appreciation Note

Card of Thanks from the Rushton Family expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and the Miners of Dixonville Local Union 1516 for their kindness service and support during their hour of sorrow. It includes a brief humorous passage and a sewing tip about threading a needle.

Dixonville Union Rushton

First Aid a la Mode at a Formal Dinner

Charmian endures an awkward dinner as a latecomer comments on fire and style while a bridge builder and an engineer flirt, a doctor’s looming achievement sparks gossip, and a napkin mishap leads to a revealing moment at the table. Around them host Annabel pushes Charmian toward Guy, and a napkin with tape hints at a secret engagement.

Charmian Hps Far East Annabel Guy

Public Sale in Partition in Indiana County Court

Public sale to be held June 4 1937 at 10:00 A M in Green Township Indiana County Pennsylvania. Describes 87 acres 139 perches union land with coal rights reserved and qualified by two partial exceptions. Terms set at 25 percent deposit and balance on deed delivery. Sale ordered by Court of Common Pleas sitting in equity in Bers Decker vs Harriet Knupp et al. Master in Partition W M Ruddock May 12 1937.

Court of Common Pleas Indiana County Green County of Indiana Pennsuvania G. Olp G. Knapp William Rankin Jesse Werrier A. CoeCoy Ellsworth McCoy Alexander Knapp H. H. Houck David Buterbaugh George Buterbaugh W. J. Rodkey Moses Barr James Kerr O. O. Knapp Stone J. Ferrier A. C. McCoy J. M. Nupp J. M. Knupp M. Barr John M. Knapp W. M. Ruddock The Savings and Trust Company of Indiana, Pa J. Clark Ogden Warmers Bank and Trust Company of Fred J, Jr Harry W. Wilson Cleek Smith D. W. Douds Harry M. Bruchell Pennsylvania W. Harl Long

Auction Sale at Trading Post Homer City Pa

Public auction at the Trading Post in Homer City Pennsylvania as the building is vacated. Items include beds, bedroom suites, living room sets, kitchen furniture, antiques, instruments, appliances, and more. Sale begins 9 30 a m Friday May 21 and continues until sold with indoor sale if rain. Auctioneer R W George.

Seelin Moore Andy Springs R. A. Misgek R. W. George Trading Post Homer City

Classified Notice: Wanted Lost For Sale And Rent Rates

A historical column outlines rates for inserted notices in the classifieds. It specifies one cent per word for 25 words or more and 25 cents for notices under 25 words, counting each initial or number as a word, with payment sent with the copy.

For Sale Sheets of Heavy Paper 5 ft Square

Classified note advertises heavy paper sheets about five feet square for interior use or under rugs at four cents each. Promotion tied to Indiana Progress 18th Anniversary Sale offers limited quantities and a big selection of ladies dresses up to size 62, voiles and prints for forty eight cents each.

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Administrator's Notice for Dr. John W. Morrow Estate

Edwin M. Clark as administrator announces Letters of Administration for the estate of Dr. John W. Morrow of March and North Mahoning township. Creditors must present authenticated claims for settlement and debtors must make prompt payment. Indiana, Pa. Administrator April 14, 1987-6te

Wm. E. Pierce Clair James Hood West Wheatfield Township R. J. Hood R. D W. C. Chapman Rebecca A. Davison Indiana Borough Jennie D. Buchanan Indiana Seward R. Davison Johnstown Mary D. Ross Edwin M. Clark John W. Morrow North Mahoning Township

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