Commencement Week At State Teachers College Features Speeches
The State Teachers College hosts commencement week with alumni meeting, a 12:15 luncheon, and the senior class play The Swan. Dr. Henry W. A. Hanson of Gettysburg College delivers the baccalaureate address, followed by Dr. Frank Pierrepont Graves of NYU for commencement. The diplomas are conferred by College President C. R. Foster as over 200 graduates are named from multiple programs.
Memorial Day observances and primary election results in Indiana county
Memorial Day services planned across Indiana county with Capt. Robert Woodside of Pittsburgh to deliver the address at Memorial Park after a 10 AM parade. Other services follow in Blairville Salieburg Marion Center Homer City and Armagh. In the primary election Pinchot led the GOP U S Senate race with 6804 votes. Strong 6394. Butterbaugh 6366. Dem. ticket leads also listed.
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Park
Indiana
Memorial Park
Pittsburgh
Indiana Post
American Legion
Memorial Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Clark
C. ©. McNary
Salinburg
Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church
C. McLain
Pine Church
Armagh
Blairavillé
Homer City
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Bugle
New Florence
Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Armagh Cemetery
Harry Smith
Armagh-Seward M. E
W. H., Nicholson
Armagh- Blacklick
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Salieburg
Marion Center
Rochester Mills
Cly Mer
Gifford Pinchot
David A. ‘Reed
Robert JG. Taylor
John ‘P. McVarish
William A. Schnader
Charles J. Margiott
Edward C. Shannon
John A. McSparran
Thomas W. Phillips
Treut
David BE. Kaufman
Robert McEldowney
Dwight CG. Morgan
Assembly
Joshua T. Stewart
J. Clair Sloan
Walter <A. Ward
Earl B. Hewitt
Elder Peeler
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Harvey & Lute
Sutton Ib. Glassford
Russell E. Gamble
Howard B. Buterbaugh
A. H
Stewart
U. S. Senate
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Frank P. Thompson
John E. Malina
Chester H. ‘Rhodes
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Frank IM. Trexler
Congress
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Nathan L. Strong
Jefferson
Armstrong
Cambria
Fire of Unknown Origin Destroys Barn at Pine Flats
A midnight blaze at Judson Parry’s Pine Flats property destroyed a large barn and its contents including a team of horses five young cattle and farm implements. Loss about $5000 with $1000 coverage. Neighbors saved the nearby garage housing a tractor and car.
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Judson Parry
iPine
Mutual
Parry
High School Journalism Banquet At Indiana Hotel
The Arrow staff at Indiana High School held a banquet last evening in the Indiana Hotel with journalism students and invited guests. Prof. Lambert Joseph presided. Darrell V. Martin of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette was principal speaker. Brief talks were given by Frank M. Smith, Miss Evelyn Koontz, retiring editor, and Miss Mary Handler, incoming editor.
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Indiana
Indiana Hotel
Lambert Joseph
Darrell V. Martin
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Frank M. Smith
Evelyn Koontz
Mary Handler
Borough to Oil Eight Miles of Streets This Summer
Borough Council held a special meeting Tuesday and decided to oil more than eight miles of borough streets in the coming summer. Two applications of oil will be given with the first as soon as arrangements are completed. About 31,000 gallons of oil are needed at an estimated cost of 2000 dollars.
Auditors Report of Receipts and Expenditures in County
The Indiana County Auditors Report of receipts and expenditures is published on Page 2 of The Progress this week. It explains income sources and where funds are spent for county operations, with details of interest to every taxpayer. Allen Tate Has Not Missed Day of School in Four Years. Frank M. Smith Leaves Saturday for a Month in Western states.
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Allen Tate
R. B. Tate
Pine Flats
Frank M. Smith
Western
The
Evening Gazette
California
Yellowstone Park
Mahan 87 Died at Home After Brief Illness
Mahan aged 87 died Monday at his home in Nadie and harnesa maker of Piderton. He was born February 28, 1847 and spent his early life in Indiana. Mr Mahan was a member of Biderton Presbyterian Church.
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Nadie
Harnesa
Piderton
Indiana
Biderton Presbyterian Church
Personal Brevities Highlight Indiana Visitor Notes
A round of social hello s from Punxsutawney to Pittsburgh marks a busy week of Indiana visitors and local hosts. Names include A R Llewellyn, frank Dorr, Mrs S L Louden, Roberta, Helen St Clair, Amanda Anderson, Leona Kring, Louise Wiggins, Jennie Thompson, James Jamison, James Manners, Charlotte Simpson, Car ol Moorhead, Francis Shay, Dena Wagner, Mrs William Hamilton, Attorney John L Getty, Howard Harrold, Jason Carson, Harry Cranfield, Virgil Cosby, Joyce Ann, Bert Miller, W O Moorhead, James Overdorff, Pia Hepner, Mary Frick, Walter Frick, and Elizabeth Ann Watson.
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A. R. Llewellyn
Punxsutawney
Indiana
Frank Dorr
Kansas City
3S. L. Louden
Roberta
Mars
Helen St. Clair
West Church Street
Blairsville
Amanda Anderson
Pittsburgh
J. A. Campbell
Philadelphia
Roy Penfield
Leona Kring
Louise Wiggins
Town
Jennie Thompson
McKeenport
A. W. Hawxhurst
South Eleventh Street
James Jamison
John A. Frick
James Manners
Jesse G. Uncapher
William Hamilton
John L. Getty
Howard Harrold
Parkwood
Harrold
Jason
W. ‘Carson
Harry ‘Cranfield
Hugh C. ‘King
Misa Isabell Freage
Virgil ‘C. Cosby
Joyce Ann
Queenta
N. Y
Bert Miller
South Seventh Street
W. O. Moorhead
North Ninth Street
Herbert W. Smith
Johnstown
James Overdorff
Pia Hepner
Seward
Gertrude Overdorff
West Washington Street
Walter Frick
Wilkinsburg
Mary Frick
T. W. Fouts
Erman
Harry W. Watson
Cleveland
Elizabeth Ann Watson
Birmingham Seminary
Watson
Birmingham
Real estate transfers and life events in regional notices
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds with recipients and prices from Blairsville White Indiana Green and related townships. Notables include Squire Johnston of Bolivar celebrating his eightieth birthday and engagement news for Laura Mabel Campbell to Albert H Beott, with social notes and newspaper circulation details.
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M. Dohnatén
Bolivar
Charles M. Johnston
Bollyvar
Youth Conference June 2 At First U P Church Indians
Indiana County youth from all denominations plan a June 2 conference at the First U P Church of Indiana. Main addresses by EH Hansall Jr of Philadelphia, plus missions, politics and press groups, recreation topics, and a banquet with the Rainbow theme. A dramatic play Ordered South will challenge delegates.
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U. P. Church of Indians
Indiana County
U.P. Church of Indiana
Christan Youth
Man of Galilee
Philadelphia
Diadtsaton
South
Young ‘People’s Forum
Presbyterian Church
Young People’s Department
County Sabbath School Association
Center Township Eighth Grade Graduates Listed By Name
The Center township pupils who passed the Highth Grade examinations on Saturday May 19 are named here. Included are Freda Arch Tony Emma Jean Andreass George Angelo Frank Angelo Frances Anderson Robert Allison Ella Margaret Anderson Charles Barosky Joe Binando Hisie Bollak Agnes Bazala George Baez Mary Dolores Coy Emerson Coy Blanche Clawson Melen Colinchuk Mary Colinchuk Joan De Church Lisle Davis Mimer Doch Helen Dabay James Damiell Lenatti Domenek Mary Daskivich Flora Mae Ensminger Betty Evens Eien Fedak Frank Freund Hugo Gabella Joe Gabella Marino Gazza La Vera Geletka Nancy Georgianna Mary Gnibus Katherine Haranus Sylvester Hall Blanche Henico Clarence Henrickson Martha Hill Agnes Holt Arthur Holt Mary Hoyas Leroy Hilty Mary Jantostic Kenneth Jones Anna Zoe Jones Jean Keener Stephen Kosic Nick Kotzur Paul Kmets Eya Kundla Anna Kuzma Annie Michna Joseph Metrisin Mickey Meduet...
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Center Township
Freda Arch
Arcer
Tony
Emma Jean Andreass
George Angelo
Frank Angelo
Frances Anderson
Robert Allison
Ella Margaret Anderson
Charles Barosky
Joe Binando
Hisie Bollak
Agnes Bazala
George ‘Baez
Mary Dolores Coy
Emerson Coy
Blanche Clawson
Melen Colinchuk
Mary Colinchuk
Joan de Church
Lisle Davis
Mimer Doch
Helen Dobay
James Damiell
Lenatti Domenek
Mary ‘Daskivich
Flora Mae Ensminger
Betty ‘Evans
Eien Fedak
Frank ‘Freund
Hugo Gabella
Joe Gabella
Marino Gazza
la Vera Geletka
Nancy Georgianna
Mary Gnibus
Katherine Haranus
Sylvester Hall
Blanche Henico
Clarence Henrickson
Martha Hill
Agnes Holt
Arthur Holt
Mary Hoyas
Leroy Hilty
Mary Jantostic
Kenneth Jones
Anna Zoe Jones
Jean Keener
Stephen Kosic
Nick Kotzur
Paul Kmets
Eya Kundla
Anna Kuzma
Annie Michna
Joseph Metrisin
Mickey Meduetz
Helen Metrisin
Pete Medlo
Minnie Mattio
Lyndale McCoy
Mae Mac Blane
John Nastick
Edward ‘Kuta
Helen Kin
Mary Randolph
Albert Rink
Matilda Rura
Jack Romansk
Faustina Raymond
Rose Smrck
Theresa Stabile
Margaret Turley
Harry ‘Taylor
Sam Vileek
Jennie Vresillovic
Bernice Warden
Roselia Wilson
Florence Weir
Etla Wagner
Carl White
John Zicha
Paul Zemetsky
Stella Zeke
John Edward Zemetsky
Wayne Rankin
Robert Ruddock
Miss Prancis Horak to Wed New York Man in the Fall
Miss Francia Florak an instructor in health and physical education at the State Teachers College retires this month and plans marriage in New York City to William Iving in the fall. Iving works in the New York Times advertising department. Horak previously taught at the State Teachers College of Mayeaville and at a high school in Dak.
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New York
Francia Florak
State Teachers College
New York City
William @. Iving
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New York Times
Indiana
Mixa
Horak
State Teachers College of
Mayeaylile
Prominent Glen Campbell Resident Harry T Clark Dies
Harry T Clark a Glen Campbell resident died in Houston Texas after months of illness He was born February 16 1869 in Montgomery township son of the late Mr and Mrs John W Clark A founder of Glen Campbell he engaged in coal lumber oil businesses with offices in Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Glen Campbell He married Verna L Carr on August 24 1890 He is survived by five children Martha Wilmoth Mary Patchin Ruth Wright Woodward Clark and John Clark He also leaves siblings Joseph C Clark Edna Marts Funeral services were held at Ambrose Baptist church with interment in Marion Center cemetery Meanwhile Jacob Burkett of Home died May 13 in Indiana hospital Born July 24 1866 in Bedford County he farmed near Deckers Point and Ambrose Later ran J Burkett Son mercantile firm at Ambrose Until 1919 then served as Home post office messenger He married Martha Jane Nelson in 1879 and left a sister and brother in Indiana IRD
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Montgomery Township
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Waas
Indiana
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Verna L. Carr
Martha Wilmoth
Mary Patchin
Patchinville
Ruth Wright
Woodward Clark
Pitteburgh
John Clark
Joseph C.clark
Edna Marts
Samuel L. Clark
Camden
N. J
Ambrose ‘Baptist Church
W. i B. Flesher
Marion Center
Jacob ‘Burkett
Home
Indiana Hospital
Bedford County
Indiana County
Deckers Point
Ambrose
JH. W. Burkett
J. Burkett
H. W. Burkett
Lewia Walker
John Burkett
Ir.d
Cookport
Indiana State Teachers College
Cherry Tree Lodge of Old Fellows
Enie Fisher
Town
John McAdoo
Marton Center
Jesse and
John Cook
Rutland
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret McHenry in Creekside
Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon at her Inte residence followed by interment in Greenwood cemetery for Mrs Margaret Elizabeth McHenry wife of Frank McHenry who died at her home in Creekside on Saturday after an extended illness Born February 7 1863 in White township she lived 60 years in Rayne township and ten years in Creekside She was a Grove Chapel Lutheran member Rev C F Hildebrand will conduct the services She leaves Frank McHenry four daughters Laura McKee Belle Johnston Nora Neal and Grace McHenry four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Margaret Elizabeth McHenry
Frank McHenry
Creekside
White Township
Rayne Township
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
C. FP. Hildebrand
Laura McKee
Belle Johnston
Nora Neal
Grace McHenry
Oelouk
Inturmont
Minnie Mae Olt
Jacon H. Otte
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
Punxsutawney
M. EB. Church
Golden Gleaners Bible
R. H. Ling
Wilson
Ralph
Maurice
Elizabeth
Fred C. Wilson
Glatere
Allop Wilson
Mra
Mra, 8.L. Ferguson
Thomas Wilson
Helvetia
Meade Smyers
Johnsonburg
David Hogan
Two County Men Die in Separate Accidents
World War veteran William R. Smith of Blairsville aged 39 was killed when struck by a car en route to a CCC camp near Dingmans Ferry Pike County. His funeral was held at his in law’s home in Saltsburg, interment in Saltsburg cemetery. Mrs Jane Smith, mother of the victim, died three days later.
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William R. Smith
Blairsville
CCC
Dingman’s Ferry
Pike County
Murray Dunmire
Saltsburg
John E. Smith
Jane Smith
Mary (Dunmire) ‘Smith
John W. Smith
James R. Smith
Samuel Smith
J. Leonard Smith
Ralph W. Smith
Charles Thompson
A.W. Krider
Homer City
Blair Stockdale
New Alexandria
Harry Smith
Monaca
Paul Smith
Saginaw, Mich
James Feary
Canton, O
BANDITS ROB AVONMORE BANK IN $8,000 TO $10,000 HEIST
Three masked bandits robbed the First National Bank of Avonmore near Saltsbury on Monday forenoon, escaping with $8,000 to $10,000 in a small sedan driven by a negro. Cashier Thomas Couch and teller T. T. Townsend were forced to the floor as the robbers seized the money and fled. A second hold up occurred at the Shelocta flour mill and gas station the preceding Friday afternoon, with similar suspects and loot over $100. Police suspect the same gang conducted both robberies, aided by a negro driving the getaway car toward Kittanning.
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Avonmore
Saltsbury
Thomas Couch
T. T
Shelocta
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