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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1936

Page

5

Eighth Grade Entrance Tests Passes Countywide

Almost 1,000 public school students from county districts took the eighth grade high school entrance examination on April 25 under County Superintendent James F. Chapman. The test reflected a standardized format new this year, with nine month district students set to be examined next Saturday. Names listed include Harry Barelich James Bracken Fay Bracken Lena Butch Earl Carney Carl Clawson Celbert Deyarm Leland Green Julia Rubic Adia Paul.

James F. Chapman sulluWw Armaghant Harry Barelich James Bracken Fay Bracken Lena Butch Earl Carney Carl Clawson Celbert Deyarm Leland Green Julia Rubic Adia Paul

Waterman Man Ends Life After WPA Job Loss

Andy Andrhowtsky, 46, longtime Waterman resident, died in Indiana Hospital at 11:00 AM Tuesday from poisoning after drinking soldering solution. Coroner waived inquest. widow Mrs Anna Andrhowsky and seven children survive. Andrhowsky had worked as a miner and was reportedly despondent after dismissal from a WPA project on Monday.

Andy Andrhowsky Waterman Indiana Hospital Andrahowsky Woods Andrhowsky Anna Andrhowsky Mary John Julia Andy, Jr Anna Helen Nick

Arcadia Youth Charged With Setting Fire to Woodlands

Lonnie Bartlebaugh, 19, of Arcadia, is jailed on charges of maliciously setting fire to woodlands near Arcadia. Arrested by District Forester T. M. Gray and Forest Inspector Clauncey Carabaugh after investigation by Gray, Carabaugh, and County Detective Wm. J. Moore. He will have a hearing before Justice of the Peace J. D. Hill this evening.

Lonnie Bartlebaugh Arcadia Woodlands T. M. Gray Johnstown Clauncey ‘Carabaugh Punxsutawney R.D Gray Carabaugh Wm. J. Moore Bartlebaugh Justice of the Peace J. D. Hill

Real estate transfers in Armstrong and Indiana counties

A batch of property transfers lists buyers and sellers across Armstrong and Indiana townships plus nearby areas. Transactions include 60 acres in Armstrong, multiple lots in Homer City, 102 acres in Center township, and 223 acres in Buffington, with prices from $1.00 to $3,300 and several life interests, mortgages, and second ward lots. Notable parties include B b Fairbanks, J W Coup, Emma J Elliott, Wilmer A Clawson, Martha Iseman, Rosa Mazza, Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp, First National Bank of Indiana, and Martin Baker among others.

B. B J. W. Fairbanks Paul Y. Kinter Armstrong Township JW. W. Coup C. H. Coup Homer City D. L. Moorhead Alice J. McPevane Indiana Third Ward Emma J. Elliott John Mroczka East Wheatfield Wilmer A. Clawson John Zerhim Center Township Martha L. Iseman Hdward Boucher Rosa Mazza Guiseppina Barlettta Clearfield Bituminous Coal ‘Corporation Clearfield Supply Co Cambria F. B. Robinson Garfield Fireee Co West Wheatfield Mary Bencle Calvin Kunkle Cherry Tree J. Reppell Moorhead Martin V. Baker Charles H. Smith Joseph Rock Clymer Russell M. Davison Mariano ‘Sericcia Clifford He, Hood William Eliott Green Township

Marriage Licenses Listed From Indiana to Rossiter

A list of marriage licenses includes Delbert Alters Indiana R D 6 and Billa May McCormick Elderton Michael Conjalko McCullough Anna Balgay we Expert Anthony Martini Pittsburgh Ida Molinair Blakravilla George Turnbull Sagamore Josephine Bittner Sagamore William Alfred Kerr Blairsville Hazel Leuella Blairsville Robert Howells Dixonville Henrice Matthis Commodore James W Mack Jr 22s Indiana Dorothy Joyce McClaren Pittsburgh Roberts Fair Ford City Florence Dodd Worthington Robert Records Clymer Marion Renaud Clymer Joseph Orgovan Coal Run Helen Flack Coal Run Andy Toth Jr Kent Margaret Barto Robert Baona Hewes Sara Elizabeth Carr Joseph Sobleray Jr Clune Anna Boodrick Lucerne Mines ADD MAR LIC Glenn H Muir West Bolivar Nora Pearl McClain Bolivar Charles Johnston Rossiter Margaret Grove Rossiter.

Delbert Alters Indiana R.D Billa May McCormick Elderton Michael Conjalko McCullough Anna Balgay Anthony Martini Pittsburgh Ida Molinair Blakravilla George Turnbull Sagamore Josephine Bittner William Alfred Kerr Blairsville Hazel Leuella Blairaville Robert Howells Dixonville Henrice Matthis Commodore James W. Mack, Jr Dorothy Joyce McClaren Roberts Fair Ford City Florence Dodd Worthington Robert Records Clymer Marion Renaud Clune Anna Boodrick Lucerne Mines Glenn H. Muir West Bolivar Nora Pearl McClain Bolivar Charles Johnston Rossiter Margaret Grove Rossiter

Retiring Bolivar Teacher Honored by Faculty Dinner

Miss Emma McKelvey of Bolivar a primary teacher in Bolivar public schools for 25 years was honored at a testimonial dinner by the school faculty on Wednesday. McKelvey has taught for 64 years, mostly in Westmoreland County with three terms elsewhere.

Bolivar Emma McKelvey Honor Guear McKelvey Westmoreland County

Indiana High School graduates big class in 1938

A class of 183 seniors will graduate from Indiana High School with ceremonies in the school auditorium on Tuesday evening May 28. Festivities include a senior play Robinson Crusoe, a baccalaureate service by Dr. Holt Hughes, a senior reception, and a senior picnic at Idlewild Park.

Indiana High School Adams Anna Mae Clark St Britton Lydia Ic R.D Indiana Brownlee Martha Jane Burkett Carl Kelly Grant St. Byers Lela Louise Phila St. Calhoun Samuel Reed Sheloca Chookie Irene Rose Kent Coleman Eugene O St. Cramer Marjorie C Rdi Penn Run Everett Donald St. Fee Margaret Olive St. Fleming Edw. L., Jr St. Gallo, Jean L., 275 S. 7Th St. Gardner, Harl K., Jr Oakland George John Wilson S. 3Rd St. Glasaford Mary Ruth Marion Road Bamitton William Grandview ‘Heidenreich Harry V Locust St. Henderson Ruth E Spring Church Hess Donald C Water St. Hill George G 11Th St Hoey Dorothy Jane John R Church St Winger Charles W Grant St Mary C Zaviaris Pete

Local couple honored on Asth wedding anniversary

Indiana residents Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Mock celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary at the Mock home on Church Street. A large gathering of six children, relatives, and friends joined Rev. A. J. Pohl and many Mock relatives from Blairsville Greensburg Blairsville Blairsville Black Lick West Lebanon and Port Allegany, among others, for a pleasant evening planned by their children.

Simon Mock Allee R. Mahan Stewart Mahan A. G. Dugan Ross Raymond Mock Norman Donna Jean Mock Mra Russell Mock Paul Mock Indiana Frad Mock Gwennie Lee Blairaville J. B. Bricklemyer Jackie Greensburg Joseph Mock Blairsville R.D Verner Mock Black Lick Grace Lockard West Lebanon George Gailey Harold Allance New Kensington Elmer Jewart Dale Jewart Jean Jewart Port Allegany C. A. Mahan Commodore L. M. Kelly Richard Kelly Saltsburg H.C. M. Wieneke Saltsburg House Bergedorf Germany United States Salisbury

Personal Notes From Oak Street and Nearby Towns

A digest of social happenings across Oak Street and surrounding areas. Mrs. C Gilbert Wolfenden and Mrs. Sophie Kinter host and visit relatives over weekends. many travelers, guests, and family milestones are noted, including a 11 pound daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Furman. State officials attended a Republican meeting in Philadelphia.

C. Gilbert Wolfenden Oak Street Atlantic City Ruth Courtier Mt. Pleasant Mabel Brown College Avenue Sophie Kinter School St Ada Kinter Smickaburg Frank Neff William Neff School Street Pittsburgh J. M. Warhart Atlanta H. B. Boyle North Tenth Street C. L. Furman John Shockey West Philadelphia Cumberland Clara ‘Robbins Locust St Braddock William Hamilton John L. Getty West Church Street Enos Cribbs Sue Balentine Warren, O John Monks Martins Ferry Monks Misa Helen St. Clair West Church St Annie Given South Eleventh Street Rochester Mills Cyrus Work Ralph Forrester Church Street W. A. Forrester Jane Annie Harsenman Wilkinsburg Edward B. Bennett Charles Bee Town Republican State Committee Jennie Lowman Margaret Lowman John McGeary Leechburg D. J. Waller Elizabeth Waller Bloomesburg James W. Mack North Sixth Street H. C. Johnston Elderton William Russell Greensburg Johnston Indiana Presbyterian Church George Beatty Ernest Blair Cummingd Royal Neighbors of America In B State College Ringway Cummings Elizabeth Martin Kittanning Royal Neighbors

Destruction of Altoona Auto Speedway Believed Lightning Start

The Altoona automobile speedway, claimed to be the world’s fastest board racing track, was destroyed by fire Monday night. Investigators believe lightning started the blaze. The speedway was valued at about $300,000. Meanwhile at the Indiana Country Club Miss Marguerite Coe hosted a desert bridge and kitchen shower Friday eve ning for Miss Jessie Turner, who will wed Ward Zalgler this summer.

Ire Altoona Auto Speedway Ipton Automobile Speedway Jat Altoona Royal Marguerite Coe North Sixth Street Indiana Country Club Jessie Turner Ward Zalgler

Indiana State Teachers College 61st commencement plans announced

The 61st commencement at Indiana State Teachers College features an Alumni Association meeting, an Alumni Luncheon, a stage drama Outward Bound, a baccalaureate address by Dr. Daniel L. Marsh, a college concert in the grove, and Monday graduation in the gymnasium. Speeches by Dr. Foster and Grahm, plus 91 Intermediate and 44 Kindergarten-Primary certificate graduates, highlight the weekend.

Alumni Association Indiana State Teachers College Thomas Sutton Walter H. Jackson Randall Tomb Twila Hoover Mildred Weber C. R. Foster Sutton Vane Edna Lee Sprowls Daniel L. Marsh Huston University Lawrence C. Stitt the Grove Stillman A. Foater First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana Ben G. Graham Pitzaburgh Foster Elizabeth Mabon Artemus Indiana Mildred Pearl Learn Ethel Ann Taylor Barnesboro Emma Mas Worsing Larode Eleanor Morrison Stewart Evelyn Eleanora Thompson Lucerne Mines Alice Mae Fulton Jessie Jane Hunter Ruth Pealer B.S Mary Margaret Moorhead Erle Evelyn Marie Claypool Gladys Cochran Plumville Sara Jane Dick Homer ‘City Robert Clair Gesey James Brown Heazlett Blairsville Robert Frederick Jordan Donald Wink Miller Cecelia Ann ‘Nakles Marie Louise Runzo Virginia Stewart Smith Frederick Vincent Tom Edna Oppel Webb Howard Alcott Ziegler Clara Isabel Bondra Homer City Laura Mary Fleitz Mona Claire Gibson Ada Chesterfield Race Olga Alice Sanders Imuana Martha Ferrine Bee Ruth Lenor Johns Culver Miriam Lucille Koozer Anna Louise McMillen Elsie Virginia Minser Laura Elizabeth Postlewaite Creekside Marie Ethel Szenyo Corinna Esther Rier Punxsutawney Charlotte ‘Edna Evans Erie Ruby Myrtle Layton Julie Margaret Mitchell Annabelle Claire Ortner Mary Albert Clair Lida Pearl Tyeer iBachelor of Samuel Richard Lobeda Beatrice Lucille North Blairs- Wille Carolyn Jane ‘Pollock Elmer LeRoy Rowley Randall Howard Tomb Hannah ‘Evelyn Thornton William Anthony Askey Clymer William Jonathan Bashforth John Matthew Becoukey Edward Jefferson Bracken Armagh Gerald David Burk Norval Smith Calhoun Blanche Singer Crayvenor Harold Wayne Fulton Franklin Hines George Samuel Kenneth Dieene Walter William Jones Cherry Tree Stephen Edward Kachur Sagamore Marian Allee Lumbing Marion Beryl Lydink Quinn Salvatore John Sansonett Cuttle Prank Shomo Robinson Leater Louis Si- Gano Blatraville Wiliam Leroy Smith Alia Naomi Brewart Marl David Uber Ihgene J. Walker Marlon Canter Ideogres

Community Treasure Hunt Set for Thursday to Saturday

Indiana business men sponsor a three day treasure hunt at the county seat with fifteen prizes displayed in official stores. Shoppers receive coupons with each 0 cent purchase and use them to match prize numbers displayed in windows. Prizes include rugs, appliances, a wrist watch, lamps, chairs, a table service, and an alarm clock. Coupons also enter for a Ford V-8 sedan drawing on June 3.

Indiana

Fire destroys H. B. Roney store and dwelling at Trade City

A Monday night fire in Trade City, northern Indiana county, destroyed the H. B. Roney store, its dwelling, and a private garage. Nearby homes faced threats as Punxsutawney Elk Run and Richmond fire companies battled the blaze, keeping it from spreading. Property loss is estimated at $18,000, with insurance status unclear due to Mr. Roney’s medical condition after collapse.

Indiana County H. B. Roney Trade City Roney Merle Neal C. CC. Sprankle H. K. Neal Punxsutawney Elk Run Richmond T. 8. Neal Neal Nioma Neel G. BR. Simpson Indiana Indiana Road Dale Sprankle

Indiana senior wins Luxenberg watch in high school clock contest

William Lowman of Indiana, a senior, is named winner of a Luxenberg wrist watch as the eight day high school clock stops at 8:40 Sunday morning. The decision comes after discussion of the finalists Anna Globovich and Maury Matulas, with the clock face halting between portraits.

Wiliam Lowman Indiana Luxenberg William Lowman Indianna Roler Annalouse Globovich Maury Bernadine Matulas Home Hosteussion Dieture Eclock

Attorney Mack to Wed Pittsburgh Girl on Saturday

Attorney James W. Mack Jr son of James W. Mack of North Sixth street will wed Miss Dorothy Joyce McClaren of Pittsburgh in the French room at Hotel Scanley on Saturday May 28. After a brief wedding trip they will reside in Indiana. Saturday is Poppy Day in Indiana with proceeds aiding disabled veterans.

Has, W. Mack, Jr Pittsburgh James W. Mack, Jr James W. Mack North Sixth Street Dorothy Joyce McClaren Hotel Scanley Mack Indiana Mark

Memorial Day Plans Outlined by Local Veterans Groups

General Order No. 1 announces Memorial Day observances on Saturday May 30 including a parade at 9 30 A M from the Community Center to Memorial Park followed by services at 11 00 A M. Early activities include a 7 00 A M cemetery visit and flag placements with memos by Rev Holt Hughes and other leaders.

Memorial Park William B. Stahl Indiana Grand Army of the Republic Supreme Commander the Post Women’s Relief Corps Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Ladies Auxiliary United Spanish War Veterans American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Mothers of Democracy Sons of the American Revolution Daughters of the American Revolution Sons of the American Legion Memorial Hall First Presbyterian Church Robert L. Clark, Jr S.T.D Post Song of Union Charlee C. McLain G. A. R. Long Rev. Holt Hughes D.D Charles C. McLain Alexander M. Stewart Marty William Sheldon G. Spicher Paul Manghower George K. Clark Indiang Municipal Band William E. Beck 110Th Infantry PNG

Drunken Driving Charge in Glen Campbell Case

Clair Bair, 60, of Glen Campbell, was held for court by Justice of the Peace J. D. Hill after a drunken driving arrest on Philadelphia Street near Ninth Street. He faced fines for license violations and mismatched plates. His brother Ney Bair, was jailed briefly after disorderly conduct and threats, with fines and costs imposed.

Clair Bair Glen Campbell Justice of the Peace J. D. Hill Bair Philadelphia Street Ninth Street Ney Bair

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Arm Eddie Adams James Campbel Gladys Carnaha Hazel B. Craig Helen Craig Avonelle Dougla Clarence Farren James I. Fetter Theodore Forem Louise George Edith Hadden Lois Alexander John Androsky Edna Bair William Bowser Janet Brish John Cameron Mildred Dunlap Dick Farmery Veda Gromley John Hook Alice McMaster Charlotte Neely Suzanne Poptk Black Lawrence Bogdar Frank Bogdanski Louis Capen Clara Citeroni Roy Clawson Anna Compton Ralph Cunklen Richard Davis Fohn France Charles Keith Andrew Lukes Paul Little Rr Loyd Adams Frances Altemu Dorothy Conrac Smith Gressley Isa Gibson Mary Lou Mes Helen Price Anna Mae Akir Gerald Bennett Marie Bennett Marion Bennett Edward D. Beri Ernest Black Mike Borish Winifred Bric Charles Bridz Willie Brown Evans Campht Rema Carmo Ruth Carson Helen Chaot Paul Covish John L, Curati Junior Davis Lucille Dixon Paul Dureka Effie Evb Myrtle Freed Alice Fritz F Allian Forsha Frederick Got Orion D, Henr Edgar Horrell Charles Jenkit Mary Korent George Kosalk Alverda Liebe, Patay Lindsay Cn Arthur Baun Lee Wolfgang Larue Gaston Richard Hawk Evelyn Stotha Aaron States Frances Hutel Thelma Baunnae Margaret Popik Robert Pollock Dorothy Rowley Joseph Rishel Mildred Souis Dale Zelma Silver William White Charlotte Kraynak Julia Lewis Mangus Stouffer William Mallory Margaret Lorenzik Helen McConnell Sophie Nowinski Louis Pividerl Ruth Alice Pitt Charles Puzuhanich Norman Sharp Cari Studies Ruth Agness Swasy Leila Williams Theodore Williams Mildred E. Stephens Elizabeth R. Shaffer Arlene E. Webb Adam Yonitch Laruer Hunter Roy Clevenger Mary Leora Dorothy L Loring Esther Marsh Marie Marsh Emma E, Martini Edward McConnell Laura McConnell Walter McCurdy Lwroy Miller Edith Mosco Catherine Novak Richard Passe Albert Rigby Anthony Sadecky Consalina Santarelli John Sherlock Ines Spearman Lloyd Stewart Henry Stienmetz Joseph Strbak Agnes Stromi Theresa Svetkovich Latina A. Tedeschi Betty Wachob Edna Marion Silver Foster Baun Loretta Stiffier Nelly Grey Quinn Hesa Grace Wolfgang Pauline Hudakh Township Lois Piper Anna Pomposini George Rabico Betty Romback Gene Rose Grace Santy Etta Shaffer Ella M. Shaw Arthur J. Shields Bertha O. Schrum Annabel Smith Helena Smith Isabel Smith Blanche B. Steele Caroline B, Steele Clarence Tarquint East Mahoning Two Della Horabaugh Hope Rorobaugh Arbigall Rossing Smith Bon Steele Frederick Thomas Betty J. Thurston Dorothy L. Walker Lydia F. Walker Margaret Walker Nlag Township Evelyn Neal Lyda Parsons Paul Rosborough Dorothy Shields Clifford Sutter James Sutter Arcadia Youth West Virginia Rush D.holt Senate Methodist Episcopal Church Holt Holt Hughes Uie Kansas Teachers College
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