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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1931
Page
2
Health officials warn that a car engine running in a closed garage can kill just as surely as driving at speed. The piece stresses cold weather deaths rise in winter, urges opening garage doors before starting engines, and warns about the invisible deadly gas.
A week of marriages is recorded with multiple nuptials in Rossiter Homer City Namine Blacklick and Latrobe areas. Bair and Arveda Bair wed October 26 at the bride’s parents’ home with Justice George Elbel officiating. Miller and Edna Lydick married October 31 in Homer City by Rev C E Held. Sell and Leona Umbaugh wed October 20 at the courthouse offices. Long and Naomi Altman tied the knot October 28 in Blacklick township with Rev T W McConnell. Zell and Morack wed October 31 with Rev R E B Wright officiating at Shel orta. Brown and Annie Griffith married at the First United Presbyterian church parsonage. Charlata and Edith Converso wed in Brereville Roman Catholic church. Fire safety reminder issued for hunters in woods.
The Ritz Theatre hosts Warner Bros productions including Alexander Hamilton based on the stage play by Arliss and Mary Hamlin with June Collyer. George O'Brien leads in Riders Of The Purple Sage. The Cisco Kid shows Tuesday and Wednesday with Bradbury and Dillon. The Road to Singapore with Powell, Kenyon, Marsh opens Thursday. Panny Foley Herself starring Edna May Oliver arrives Saturday with Technicolor fashion scenes.
Nearly 41 miles of Hasnill-Rossiter Road in Indiana County between Hanil and Rossiter were given a gravel to all weather surface at a total cost of 32 130 dollars. The work, directed by State Highway engineers and done by local labor, has progressed since June 22. The improvement on Traffic Route 236 will serve farming and mining districts and connect villages Rochester Mills Locust and Juneau to improved State highways.
Local notice reports a male peacock dying after feathers were plucked by a passerby in Sleepy Hollow area. Officials blame humiliation as a factor in the death amid conditions of forest fire prevention and property trespass warnings by Sleepy Hollow club members and owners in Rayne and White Townships.
A civil partition hearing notice from Caldillon County lists numerous defendants including Fannie Gamble Keibler and many Townsend and Stewart family members. The master is John A. Scott with a hearing set as part of the October 20, 1980 filing. property in Salibury Borough is described with market and wood street bounds. Service is not possible as respondents are unknown.
On Friday November 27 1981 at 9 o clock am in Salis burg, the master will hear parties in partition and valuation of estate. The hearing, before FOUN A. SCOTT, Master, will determine distribution among entitled parties and appraise the land and property. attendance required with testimony and evidence.
The master in equity for Indiana County exposes for public sale the real estate of Jacob B. Henry, deceased, including three tracts in Cherryhill Township. The 120 acre and 50 acre parcels, with boundaries described, sell at 2300 PM and 100 PM respectively, cash to be paid with deed upon confirmation by the court. B A Scidyco Master, October 25, 1931.
The Farmers Bank & Trust Company of Indiana Pa as executor of James B Graham deceased seeks an order from the Orphans Court of Indiana County on Monday November 16, 1931 to sell at private sale to D A Hagens and wife for 1000 dollars a 341 acre tract in Buffington Township Indiana County Pa with coal and mineral rights reserved and various easements and rights of way excepted as described in a 1904 deed and later deeds including rights for gas lines and water use.
Public notice excerpt describes a classified ads column rate for insertions, charging one cent per word for 25 words or more and 26 cents per insertion for under 25 words. It explains counting every initial or number as a word and instructs sending cash with copy to cover the number of insertions.
The Progress Office advertises trespass notices at 3 for 25 cents on cloth and 1 for 25 cents on waterproof paper, with an extra 3 cents for mail delivery.
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