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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1937
Page
7
The Federated Sportsmen of Lancaster County Pennsylvania proudly announce receipt of more than $200000 in federal funds for stream improvement state public hunting land improvement and wildlife conservation projects. Never exchange guns with a partner for a hunt. You cannot be as familiar with his gun as yours.
Mrs Mable Sachs Liebl wife of A J Liebl of town died after a stroke while at Zion Lutheran church died in Indiana Hospital at 146 am She was mother of four Luella Meredith Ralph and Robert Surviving husband and mother William Sachs eight siblings Funeral at Robinson Funeral Home Friday at 230 pm with burial Oakland cemetery Scott W Geesey aged 75 long time Indiana resident died in Indiana hospital following an operation He was a painter and paper hanger longtime Indiana Fire Department member and Presbyterian church Rites by Dr Harry Boyd Burial in Greenwood cemetery Mrs Lillie Guthrie Yount Sagamore resident died at home Friday evening after long illness Elder of Sagamore Presbyterian church Survived by husband and many children grandchildren great grandchildren burial Atwood cemetery Mrs Elizabeth Shannon 90 Brush Valley resident died Sunday night Burial in Brush Valley United Presbyterian Church cemetery She was widow of Rev M H Shannon Also two children six grandchildren and three great grandchildren Rev D F Pratt brother of the deceased lives in Claremore Okla Wesley M Shannon died 1928
Milo Peterson aged 47 a native of Willet and Baltaburg resident died at Peoples Hospital Akron Ohio on October 18. He was a son of John K Peterson and Mrs Milile Peterson of Salisbury. Survived by his widow Carrie Peterson his mother four brothers Rankin Peterson of Saltsburg and a sister Mrs WD Baldsige of Foxburg.
Obituaries for Mrs. Jemima Wells Heckman and relatives list survivors and burial in Mt Union cemetery. Also notes death of Dr. G C McKinniss at Blairsville and details of Wilda Marie Householder's passing in Rochester. Rev Martin Van Buren Devaux funeral. Paul P Fairman and Mrs Clara McCurdy interment details provided.
Friends report Miss Vernie Stiffier has been healed of rheumatism and now moves without crutches at 1080 School Street. Mrs Elizabeth Fether son, once ill for ten years, is well again and doing housework after a recent recovery. Blair Gibson at 313 Station Avenue also reported healing. Indiana Pa source notes gun safety advice for camp or hunting stands.
The Red Cross details its response to the Ohio-Mississippi Valley floods showing offices across 182 inundated counties and 146 counties with refugees. It aided 1,062,000 people, ran a 5400 boat rescue fleet, staffed 3600 nurses, and sheltered over 1,000 refugee centers while coordinating with federal relief efforts and raising $25 million.
The Red Cross provided agricultural rehabilitation to 10 116 farm families affected by last winter floods. Aid included feed livestock tools and machinery and other items related to farming. More than 599 000 dollars was spent. Rural families were clothed fed and sheltered and in some cases barns and outbuildings repaired or rebuilt. Medical and nursing care helped homes return to normal. The program aided nearly three times as many farm families as other rehabilitation efforts.
William Green of the AFL and John L. Lewin of the United Mine Workers advocate broad support for the Red Cross. They praise its aims and urge all classes to back the annual Roll Call to boost activities and services for those in need.
James A Davis leaves for Kerbey Shoe order worth 25000, faces a fatal detour. A mugging attempt ends with his wallet stolen by a stranger, then recovered by force as he battles the urban night. Lucille awaits as the mystery closes on a toy pistol and a lost identity.
National leaders discuss braked on rising taxes. The piece argues heavy taxes burden workers and raise costs without improving services or output. It notes citizens want action and cites Carl J. Kress, a 31 year old New Jersey yodeler seeking renewal of a permit to perform in Eagle Rock Reservation from 8 AM to 8 45 AM.
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