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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1934

Page

5

Saltsburg Lad Wounded by Stray Shot Near Avonmore

Roy Berkley of Lucerne Mines and Glenn Pierce 14 Saltsburg were near the Roper s Grove dance when a stray bullet struck Pierce in the left forearm and hip. Milton Lockard 29 of Salinburg was arrested as the shooter and jailed. Pierce s condition described as not serious.

Roy Berkley Lucerne Mines Roper's Grove Avonmore Milton Lockard Glenn Pierce Harry Pierce Saltsbury Extension Indiana Greensburg Roper’s Grove Pierce Berkley

Commencement ceremonies end for two Indiana schools

The 69th Indiana State Teachers College commencement concluded at noon Monday with a graduates dinner, marking a highly successful season and a record Alumni Day turnout. Indiana High School held its closing program Tuesday evening with Supt. Norman Koontz awarding diplomas to 199 seniors under the theme Education for a Changing Democracy.

Indiana State Teachers College Indiana Norman Koontz Cducation

Plans Complete for Indiana County Youth Conference

Large attendance is expected at the Indiana County Youth Conference to be held Saturday at the First United Presbyterian church in Indiana. Delegates will represent all denominations. Principal speaker is BH. H. Bonzall Jr. of Philadelphia, superintendent of the youth division of the State Sabbath School Association. Lunch is served at noon and a banquet is planned in the evening.

Indiana County First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana BH. H. Bonzall, Jr Philadelphia State Sabbath School Association

Hall Blair Named Acting Administrator in Indiana County

Hall Blair of South Sixth street was named acting administrator for the Indiana County Emergency Relief Association by the County Relief Board, succeeding Maude Evans who recently resigned. Also reported, dog licenses reached a new annual high in the first five months of 1934, with 7,779 licenses issued to date, exceeding the 1933 year total.

Hall Blair County Emergency Relief Association South Sixth Street Indiana County Emergency Relief Association Tata C. Q. McLain An i Naga

Plumville Presbyterians Observe 70th Anniversary

Plumville Presbyterian church marks seventy years of Christian service with a homecoming service schedule on June 8. Activities include Sunday school at 10, communion at 11, a 2:30 history presentation by Rev. J Wallace Fraser, and an 8:00 evening address by Rev. D Earl Daniel. Former choir members perform, greetings from Rev. J D Humphrey and Rev. Walter Kennedy, coffee served.

Plumville J. Wallace Fraser New Bethlehem Walter Kennedy Timblin D. Earl Daniel Mra Ethel Carson Olive Whitacre McEwen Trollinger Craig Marshall Harry Pierce Rchair

County Congress of Women's Clubs Meet Here June 8

The Indiana County Congress of Women's Clubs holds its annual meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church on Friday June 8 with 9 30 registration and a 12 15 luncheon. Speakers include Mrs James G Chalfant president and Mrs Richard Perry secretary of the Southwestern district State Federation of Women's Clubs and Mrs David N Denman a candidate for state legislature. All club women and friends are invited. luncheon reservations due by June 6.

Indiana County Congress of Women’s Clubs Methodist Episcopal Church H. R. Johnston Florence ‘Wallace James GQ Chalfant Richard Perry Southwestern District State Federation of Women's Clubs David N. Denman

Locusts Scheduled in Indiana County This Year

Entomologists predict 7 year locusts Broad VIII will appear in western Pennsylvania this May and June. Counties likely visited include Allegheny Armstrong Beaver Butler Cambria Clarion Crawford Fayette Forest Huntingdon Indiana Jefferson Lawrence Mercer Snyder Venango Washington and Westmoreland. Records of sightings should be sent to Harrisburg or Washington DC.

Pennsylvania Harrisburg New York Ohio Huntingdon Indiana Jefferson Lawrence Mercer Snyder Venango Washington Westmoreland Bureau of Plant Industry United States Bureau of Entomology Washington, D.C

Miss Bowles Named Physical Education Instructor

Miss Mazel W Bowles of Virginia was elected as instructor in the physical education department at the State Teachers College at a board meeting on Monday. She succeeds Mrs Francis Horak who recently resigned after marriage. Bowles holds a master’s in physical education and was highly recommended for the post. Also noted is a Ontario farmer’s wife giving birth to five daughters weighing 18 pounds 0.5 ounces in total. Six War of 1912 widows continue to receive federal pensions.

Mazel W. Bowles Ontario Farmer Olivia Dionne J.J. Buller Coraopolis Philippines Hugh M.moorhold Eric Indiana Mary Margaret Moorhead State Teachers College Moorhead Boston Nora Condron Quincy J. Wilse McCartney North Beventh Street Condron Nora Lockard Town Harry D. Condron Indiana County Indiana ‘Normal School Indiana State Teachers College Quinty Blairaville Arthur L. Nesbit Lfe Alstars Mra George Silvis Edward Gillyia Paul Nesbit Oolville iHarry Nesbit Bellevue

Brushvalley High Student Maintains Perfect Attendance

Woodrow Buchanan, junior at Brushvalley Township High School, completes eleven years of perfect attendance with no absences or tardies. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. BH A. Buchanan of Mechanicaburg, whose pride reflects the notable achievement.

Woodrow Buchanan Brushvalley Township Woodrow BH. A. Buchanan Mechanicaburg

Rossiter Fire Destroys Three Buildings Early Tuesday

A blaze in Rossiter in the early hours destroyed three frame structures in the business district, including the Sam Fatto building and the John Zdraikowsky grocery and meat shop. Damaged property included the Rossiter State Bank and I O O F lodge rooms. Insurance partially covers losses.

Sam Fatto Rossiter Rossiter State Bank Fatto Nick Mahone John Zdraikowsky Joseph Manfredo Senik J. M.casper I. O. O. F. Lodge Felix ‘Truance Rossiter and Punxsutawney B. C.co Punxautawney

Bulova Watches Awarded To Senior Winners

Ruth McGregor and John Stumpf won Bulova wrist watches as Luxenberg's High School Clock ended its ninth season of commencements. The clock, started May 15 by class president Ralph Kelly, displayed 109 girls and 90 boys photos at noon on May 24 with the top honorees over their images.

G Luxenberg Ruth McGregor John Stumpf Ralph Kelly Luxenberg’s

Johnstown Men Held for Court in Armagh Attack

Johnstown youths Robert Becker and Anthony Rodak, aged 22 and 21, are held for court on a charge of attacking a 15 year old girl near Armagh after luring her into a car. They appeared before Justice of the Peace Jay D. Hill and were remanded to the county jail after being brought in late Monday night.

Johnstown Armagh Justice of the Peace Jay D

Miss Elizabeth Huber Injured in Auto Collision on Sunday Night

Miss Elizabeth Huber of Indiana was treated at a Johnstown hospital Sunday night for scalp lacerations after a cart driven by her brother George M. Huber collided with a machine operated by JC Albert Evans of Ebensburg at a Johnstown street intersection. Mrs. Margaret Huber, 94, mother of Miss Elizabeth, escaped injury.

Elizabeth Huber Indiana Johnstown George M. Huber JC. Albert Evans Ebensburg Margaret Huber Huber Iury

Father Drops Dead At Son’s Baseball Game

Thomas Clark Davis of Homer City, age 59, collapsed from a heart attack while watching his son Kenneth pitch for the Lucerne Mines against Indiana State Teachers College. Funeral services were held Monday at Greenwood Cemetery.

Greenwood Thomas ‘Clark ‘Davis Homer Wity Lucerne Mines Indiana Indiana ‘State Teachers’ College Indianna Kenneth Mra Louis A. Wagner

Largest Center Township School District elects instructors

The Center township school district held a meeting on Monday evening and announced its elected instructors for various schools. Names include Beatrice Lytle, Martha McCoy, Ada Hamilton, Mildred Devinney, Martha Dorka, Bessle Hood, Ruth Winsheimer, Leona Bracken, Eva Nicholas, Clara Gemmell, Laura Yuckenberg, Ella Thompson, and many others across multiple locales such as Lucerne, Brush Hollow, Cross Roads, and Risinger.

Center Township Lytle Beatrice Nicholas Myers Maribel Brown Martha McCoy Brush Hollow Ada Jane Hamil Bridenbaugh Lillian ‘Johnson Cross Roads Mildred Devinney Tide Martha Dorka Stephen Duffalo Guthrie Bessle Hood Mary Dick Luciusboro Bessle Schurr Constance Walco Chester Harbor Upper Homer Juellie ‘Morris Ruth Kelly Mary Ann Lobada Millard ‘Bennett Waterman Ruth Winsheimer Helen McMullen Beatrice Birdsall Odell Sutton Risinger Leona Bracken Eleanor Tuck Alice McCrea Woodrow Phillipps Marjorie Binkey Alex L. Dick

New Thrift Bank 18 Open In Indiana County

The Indiana County Thrift Corporation began operations on Monday from the Indiana County Deposit Bank building with Harry A. Borland as manager. It is not a bank of deposit and does not seek deposits, but lends money from its capital at a reasonable rate. Loans are limited to 300 dollars payable in 66 weekly installments. Officers include President D. W. Simpson and Vice Presidents C Gilbert Wolfenden and C R Poster. Directors include Harry Buchheit J Ellaworth Campbell H R Hickox George T Jones Dr C H Kirk J H Luxenberg Henry Russell Miller J F Simpson A J Stahura and Harry E Wilson.

Indiana County ‘Thrift Corporation Indiana County Deposit Bank Harry A. Borland Thrift Corporation Bank of Deposit Thrift Bank Joana D. W. Simpson C. Gilbert Wolfenden C. R. Poster Harry A.borland T. F. McCarthy Robert M. Fisher Harry Buchheit J.ellaworth Campbell H. R. Hickox George T. Jones C. H. Kirk J.H. Luxenberg Henry Russell Miller J. F. Simpson A. J. Stahura Harry E.wilson

Auto Accidents In State Occur Every Ten Minutes

Harrisburg May 29 Some idea of accident frequency in the first four months of this year shows an incident occurring somewhere in the state every ten minutes. The report notes a 24 percent increase in motor vehicle mishaps over the same period last year. A brief humor item follows about drinking water and stiff joints.

Harrisburg

Personal Brevities Reflect Indiana County Names

A flurry of social notes lists Mrs Astin Drew visiting Woonsocket Rhode Island and Miss Bell Simpson staying two weeks in town. Many locals are mentioned visiting kin in Pennsylvania New Jersey Iowa and Missouri along with attendees to church sessions and a class reunion at Indiana State Teachers College.

Astin Drew Lown Woonsocket Rhode Island John Cetty McKeesport Mamie Labken John Johnstown Indiana Bell Simpson Philadelphia R. F. Auld Brushvalley H. G. Fling Bradford William P. Stormer White Township Mary Rankin South Sixth Street Savannah Georgia Liverpool William Helwig Ross Springer Pittsburgh John St. Clair Cuddy Nora ‘St.Clair South Eleventh Street L. Barr

Death notices and obituaries in Penn Run Blairsville area

A group of obituaries from the Blairsville Penn Run Latrobe and Iselin regions notes Mary Clark Swift of Milwaukee born Indiana 1869 died in Milwaukie Wisconsin. Other notices include Lottie Edwards Dick of Penn Run and Hirama Hawk Latrobe death details. Also listed are Arthur Nesbit Blairsville Zoula Wagner Homer City and Charles Trimble Torrance deaths with burial plans and family survivors.

Memorial Day Observances Across Indiana County

Memorial Day ceremonies were held at Memorial Park and in multiple towns with addresses by Capt. Robert Woodside and other veterans. Surviving members of Indiana Post No. 28 participated. tributes paid to the nation’s dead at local cemeteries, churches, and court house services, with parades led by local American Legion posts and the New Florence Drum Corps.

Indiana Memorial Park Robert Woodside Pittsburgh Findley ‘Carney Asa Scott William B. Stahl Indiana Post No. 28 Grand Army of the Republic Woodside John J. Mellyaine First United Presbyterian Church Town Presbyterian Church Robert Clark Sons of Veterans’ Organization Court House James Rising G. A. R. Post George J. Fell First United Presbyterian Church of Armagh American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Organization Blairsville New Florence and Robinson New R. O. Trexler Clymer BE. J. Barber GC. M. Smith J. J. Henderson American Legion Post Homer City Harry Prugh Bri. H. Smyers Marion Center

Poppy Day fundraiser nets large Indiana drive total

A 422.50 donation from Foner for Poppy Day in Indiana raised 422.80 for the dying veteran fund of the American ty jon. It was the largest Pappy sale held here in years and underscores the community's support for veterans and burial aid.

Indiana Ty Jon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Saltsburg Lad G. Kunkle Creekside Jean Kunkle Mike Novosat Mary Stanton Clymer . Kittanning John ‘W. Hockenberry Helen E. Patrick Kelley Station Arthur J. Troutman North Bessemer Della M Wilson Tarentum Clyde M. Risinge Indiana Rds Helen C. Roland Lakemont Linus A. ‘Dobson Porter Letha M Skinner Nevin L. Cook Ligonier Sue J, Fowler Ligonier Robert R, Frank Leechburg Martha Dawkins Apollo Dale W. Johnston Youngstown, Ohio Hazel Richmond Times Dispatch Plumville Presbyterians County Congress OF Women's Clubs Brushvalley High John Stumpt Bulova East Mahoning Township Lowman Mae Kohlhepp Brangon Elizabeth Hitler Mahoning Voulas Ross Stuchell Gertrude Steele Lower Marion Martha ‘Steffy Lydia Walker The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette R. D Son Thomas Clark Davin Vietta Lucerne Trachahrs Ton NEW Thrift Bank Firat Deposit Bank Gladys Glad Texas Valley Review Mary Clark Swift Milwales Wis Silay M. Clark Clarissa (Moorhead)Clark Elisha Swift Fomerly Norway Mich J. Wood Clark United States District Court Elliot Swift Milwaukee Charlotte Adams Allegheny Cemetery Martin Dick Penn Rut M. BE Manor Cherryhill Township Lottie Edwards Martin ‘Dick Penn Run John ‘W Sarah (Houck) Edwards Rayne Township Thomas A. Dick Dindham Earl ‘Bodenhorn Detroit Frank Groft Irvin Edwards John ‘Rowe Clarence Bence Charles ‘Mears Hiram Hawk William ‘Thompson Tarra Harriet Shaw Mt. Pleasant Mrs Charlon Trimble Torrance Blairaville Cametery Charles Trimble Greensburg Hospital Devenged Joseph Gray Gray Station Martin Adam Iselin Iselin Catholic Church Capt. Woodside BIG Assembly G. Ia, R Post Charles H. Bee Gilgal Church Charles C. McLain Locust Hidera Ridge Q. G. McNary Saltsburg
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