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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1937

Page

5

Armistice Day Observed with Parade and Memorial Services

Indiana county marks the 19th Armistice Day with a full array of events. A 10 am parade includes State Teachers College Band, Company F 110th Infantry, veterans groups, and color guards. A 11 am Minute of Silence then Taps followed by floral drops from Hamilton Field planes, with a memorial program led by Comrade Hugh Burton Boyd. Court House offices close for the day.

Indiana Water and Fifth Streets State Teachers College Band Indiana High School 110Th Infantry PNG Third Corps Wm. L. Buchanan Sons of Union Veterans G. A. R. Corp Joseph A. Blakeley United Spanish War Veterans the American Legion Indiana County Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion American Red Cross Salvation Army Indiana Fire Department Burgess Marshall State Teachers College Finley Carney World War Veterans Sons of the American Legion American Red Cross Salvation Army Volture Hoy Scouts Girl Scouts Red Cross Water Street Fifth Street Ninth Street Philadelphia Street Court House Robert File Wayne Peterman Indiana Squadron Hamilton Field Public Consolidated State Teachers College Tadlana High School Hugh Burton Boyd First Presbyterian Church

Voth counters expect to complete county tally today

Return judges failed to file tally sheets delaying county vote tabulation. Voth counters expect to finish today. Republican candidates held pronounced leads over Democrats across borough and wards with figures: Burgess Lichteberger 2765 vs Hobaugh 730. Strautiff 2587 vs Feltsheans 920. George 2506 vs Fisher 865. Keener 2488 vs MacCann 2501 vs Buchhert 986. Spragge 764. Wiley 2609 vs Hill 885. Ward results: Beers 466 vs Lieb 235. Bence 708 vs Buterbaugh 731. Buchhelt 238 vs Langham 207. McCreary 936 vs Miller 995. Remaley 306 vs Spragg 238. Orr 425 vs Wisse ll 151.

Indiana Burgess B. H. Lichteberger R. J

Community Chest of Indiana Sets 1937 Goal at 15000

The Community Chest of Indiana votes a 15000 goal for 1937 with a Monday start and a weeklong drive led by Drive Chairman Ralph McCreary. The plan asks at least one day’s pay from every wage earner to support Boys Band Welfare Girl Scouts Indiana Hospital Red Cross Salvation Army Boy Scouts and administrative costs with flexible payment options through the year.

Community Chest of Indiana Drive Ralph McCreary Theampaign Wege Boys’ Band Welfare Association Girl Scouts Indiana Hospital American Red Cross Salvation Army Boy Scouts Indiana

Lawrence Hawk Shot Wounded Near Spine in Syracuse

Lawrence Hawk aged 20 formerly of Rossiter and now in Syracuse Hospital with a .26 caliber bullet lodged near his spine after a revolver fired by Frank DePalma 23 of Syracuse during tin can target practice at their home. Hawk's condition is listed as fair as X rays show the bullet in the abdomen near the backbone.

Lawrence Hawk Rossiter Syracuse N. Y Frank DePalma Yaleo Hawk

Marchand minister aids church chimney project

Rev. G. P. Garland pastor of Marchand Evangelical church and trustees rebuilt a chimney on the church in good weather last week. Harry Bishop of Rogister was the mason assisted by Garland and Silas Wetzel. Banks Township barn on the D. M. States heirs farm burned Thursday afternoon November 4. log value about 1200. insured. threshers were at the farm. County treasurer John M. Thompson reported 8798 hunting licenses issued by noon. big game season opening expected to boost demand.

Marchand G. P. Garland Marchand Evangelical Church Harry Bishop Rogister Garland Silas Wetzel Banks Township D. M. States John M. Thompson

Census of Unemployed Starts Here Next Week

Indiana county begins the feder al census of the unemployed next week with postmen delivering forms Tuesday. Residents can mail back the forms free of stamp charges. Borough Council plans census headquarters in the Municipal building and notes WPA offices will move to the Community Center. car tires for a fire truck were authorized and firemen room painting discussed.

Indiana County W. E H. Solenberger Department of Public Asslarance Harrisburg WPA Philadelphia Ninth Streets

Real estate transfers involving multiple Indiana County parcels

A summary of transfers shows Maude Cox to First National Bank of Indiana for four tracts totaling about 190 acres in Washington township at 76 dollars. Several other deeds list parcels in Rayne Center and Green townships, Blairsville and Homer City areas, with prices from 1 to 2,750 dollars. Names include William Schurr, Irvin Shaffer, Anna Shapura, W P Risinger, William C Rupert, M B Brown, William F Lewis, Seth Batley, Dorothy Moore, John Connery, E W Armstrong, Vera Neal, Elis Armstrong, Ralph Gerard, Ludwik Szumal, Indiana County Building & Loan Association, and Alice Lowman.

Maude Cox First National Bank of Indiana Washington Township William Schurr Rayne Township Irvin Shaffer Canter Township Anna Shapura Burrell Township W. P. Risinger Center Township William C. Rupert Homer City National Bank M. B. Brown Blairsville Savings & Trust Co Blairsville William F. Lewis Mary Elizabeth Singer West Wheatfield Farmers Hank and Trust Co Seth T. Batley Indiana Dorothy H. Moore Emerson H. Smith John M. Connery Lawrence M. Fee E.W. Armstrong Vera M. Neal Green Township Elis W. Armstrong Ralph M. Gerard Ludwick Szumal Indiana County Building & Loan Association Alice K. Lowman White Township

Marriage Licenses From Various Towns Listed

A compilation of forthcoming marriage licenses shows couples with names including Henry C Fennington and Glen Campbell. Imogene Russell. Umbert D Petrarca and Blairaville Mary M Barnett. Charles S McFeaters and Blaireville Goldie May Salagiver. Paul Anthony O'Hara and Indiana Hilda M Henderson. Roscoe John Lipnicky and Ethel Buchanana. Catherine G Sklar and Clair Wagner. Sarah Orry and Washington Two Draper J Blattenberger. Elizabeth Isabella Mehaffie and Homer Edmundson. Margaret Elinor Rankie and Derry Clary. Iva Margaret Chathams and Jacob Kenneth Nicely. Harriet S Chapman and Charlie Shimko. Catherine Kish and Lucernemines.

Henry C. Fennington Glen Campbell Imogene Russell Umbert D. Petrarca Blairaville Mary M. Barnett Blairsville Charles S. McFeaters Blaireville Goldie May Salagiver Paul Anthony O'Hara Indiana Hilda M. Henderson Roscoe John Lipnicky Dixonyutle Ethel Buchanana Clamer Anthony Tauskie Cleveland Catherine G. Sklar Clair Wagner Creekeide Sarah Orry Washington Draper J. Blattenberger Cramer Elizabeth Isabella Mehaffie Huff Homer Edmundson Latrobe Margaret Elinor Rankie Derry [Clary Grove Iva Margaret Chathams Altoona Jacob Kenneth Nicely Harriet Chapman Charlie Shimko Catherine Kish Lucernemines

Back on the Job Again George Cost Reopens Barber Shop

George Cost, a South Ninth street barber, returns after a three month spine fracture from a fall. He wears an eight pound back brace yet serves patrons with his usual efficiency. The piece notes his recovery and return to work.

George Cost South Ninth Street George

Personal Brevities From Indiana Towns And Visitors

A long list of residents and visitors staying with friends or relatives at Indiana and nearby towns is recorded. Names include R J Prentice A H Heath D G Joiner H F Harrison W Ernest Drummond Mary Parks EB Mebuckie Mrs William Gazette Dr A B McCormick Lesbia Crossman Rigg Walter Williams Mallsan Fleming Bessie Workman Albert Rosenberger J W Cumming Doris Jean Logan Hanna Frank Wood Mary Kerr T Elkin Edward Griffith Dr Stillman Foster and others. Several subscriptions renewed and birthdays noted. visits span Pittsburgh Philadelphia Log Angeles Pasadena Youngstown and Westminster College events.

R. J. Prentice Elwood City Ltown A. H. Heath College Avenue Pittsburgh D. G. Joiner Green Township Log Angeles Bakerville Calif Mary Parks J. H. Park North Ninth Street EB. J. Mebuckie South Sixth Street West Penn Hospital William J. Gazette Lima Arthur Williams South Firth St A. B. McCormick Oil City Thomas Smyth Washington Street Lesbia (Crossman) Rigg J. A. Crossman St. Louis Missouri Walter Williams Qlean James W. Mack North Sixth Street Mallsan Fleming Indiana William J. Johnston Hill Crest Mark McMillen D. L. Smith Helen Klapak Arcadia C. A. McFeaters Hast Wheatfield Township Bessie Workman Philadelphia Letitia Dodson Hast Philadelphia Albert Rosenberg Frank Wood Mary (Weir) Kerr Overland Pasadena T. ©. Elkin Olive Edward Griffith Smicksburg Elkin Lawrence Getty James Jack Youngstown John L. Getty West Church Street Stillman A. Foster First United Presbyterian Church Town Westminster College New Wilmington Foster Harry J. Davin Annie Ll. Spence Bertha Sara Pike Washington Township Spence The Progress Kenneth Houdeshell John Salagiver Chestnut Street Dolores Jean

Man Struck By Lightning Rod Falls Injure Ride

Strongstown resident Smeltzer was seriously injured when he fell onto a house lightning rod during roof repairs. The rod’s prong pierced his side as he tumbled. Authorities reported the accident occurred recently with Smeltzer hospitalized for treatment.

Smeltzer Strongstown

Appeal Set In Barrelu Township Teacher Case Tuesday

Judge B B Creps fixed Tuesday morning November 23 at 10 o clock for hearing the appeal by Miss Sara Waugaman of Blairsville from the Burrell township school board action discharging her for incompetency. In other actions three men received liquor related sentences: Raymond Deyarmin 26 Brush Valley paid 200 fine and six to eight months in the Allegheny County Workhouse. George Hayne 22 Garden City Kansas got a similar 200 fine and six to eight months, retroactive to Oct 16 after a Route 119 wreck near Homer City. Meredith Avery Indiana pled guilty to liquor use and drew 200 fine and six to 12 months in Workhouse. Charles Stewart 19 McIntyre got three to 24 months for stealing $6 from a McIntyre poolroom. William Anderson and Henry Boyer were held for further action on automobile theft charges.

Sara Waugaman Blairsville Burrell Township Misa Waugaman Thomas 8. Barber Indiana Raymond Deyarmin Brushvalley Creps Allegheny County George Hayne Garden City Kans Pennsylvania Route 119 Homer City Hayne Meredith Avery Nquor Charles Stewart McIntyre William Anderson Pittsburgh Henry Boyer Shelocta

Weddings Of A Week Feature Local Nuptials

A week of weddings is reported with multiple ceremonies including Anna Elizabeth Hotham and Hart Malcolm in Kittanning, Fred Wright and Helen Molesky in Iselin, Pennington and Imogene Ragnell in Cherry Tree, Arthur Sebring and Reva Stockley in Cherry Tree, Charley Adams and Dorothy Stuchel in Johnstown, and Paul Anthony Olará and Hilda Henderson in Roscoe. Attendees include local families. future residencies noted. Also a note on officials traveling to New York City for a surgeons convention.

Malcolm-Hotham Anna Elizabeth Hotham John C. Hotham Bilderton Hart Malcolm Freeport Kittanning Papajean Oakmont Elmer E. Malcom Indiana Wright-Molesky Fred Wright Mise Helen Molesky Iselin Justice of the Peace Walter H. Jackson Union Alley William Wright Anita Steve Molesky Sebring-stockley Arthur Sebring Reva Stockley Cherry Tree Doyle Spidher Mra Doyle Spicher

Lions at Pine Flats Plan Charity Event

Lions at Pine Flats meet at I O O F hall with 39 members and guests to plan a Christmas aid program for underprivileged families. Women of the First Christian Church served a dinner, and a moving picture feature will support toy drive, baskets, and transport for children. Visiting Lions from Washington Pa joined, with next events including a regional meeting in Portage.

Trons Pine Flats First Christian Church Manos Indiana Theatres Herbert Manon Lion Holmes Washington Lions Club Portage Indiana Ad" Thompson Rustic Lodge

County Grange School Elects Officers for Year

At Blairsville meeting of the Indiana County Grange School of Instruction officers were elected for the year: Master Samuel E. Dible of Armstrong Grange, Lecturer David Kinter of Home Grange, Steward Lynn Kelly of Blairsville Grange, Secretary Mable Brown Indiana. The 75th anniversary party will be December 3 with details to come.

Indiana County Grange School of Instruction Blairsville Samuel E. Dible Armstrong Grange David Kinter Home Grange Lynn Kelly Blairsville Grange Mable Brown Indiana Grange School of Instruction Pomona Pomona Grange Penn Run Grange

Indiana County Veterans Hold Large Bonus Bond Totals

Indiana county World War veterans report $210,240 in outstanding bonus bonds and about $121,500 in unconverted bonus certificates. The total cash value of bonus bonds cashed by county veterans reaches $876,960, per a Treasury Department announcement this week.

Indiana County Federalreasury Department Honda

Luverne Woman Injured When Car Hits Porch

Hazel Thompson of Lucerne suffered a fracture of the right arm when a car she rode in crashed into Merle Stawart’s porch on Route 56 near Homer City. Driver Charles Snyder, 23, of Toledo, Ohio, said he lost control at a sharp turn and the vehicle left the highway, causing the crash and lacerations to himself.

Luverne Hazel Thompson Lucerne Merle Stawart Homer City Charles Snydler Toledo

Tidiana Women Win Trips To Nassau And Havana Mia

Katherine McCinnis of Indiana a hosiery firm representative and Misa Sadiq Davis a Daugherty Drug Store clerk win two trips to Nassau and Havana in a Durand sandy Co contest at the Daugherty store. Trips available next May with more awards possible in the months ahead.

Nassau Havana Katherine McCinnis Indiana Misa Sadiq Davis Daugherty Thee Durand Sandy Co

Mrs John A Boote Occupies New Home on School Street

Mrs John A Scott, a prominent Indiana resident, now occupies a new modern brick dwelling on the south side of School Street near Sixth Street. Distinguished men are hard to find in a crowd because they usually look undistinguished.

John A. Boote School Street John A. Scott Indiana Sixth Street

New Wolfenden Home Near Indian Springs Park

State Senator C. Gilbert Wolfenden and wife prepare a country estate south of Indiana opposite Indian Springs Park. Under construction since October, the 80 by 36 foot home sits on 40 acres with 7 rooms on the second floor, three baths, sun parlors, recreation room, three car garage, cedar and asbestos siding, vapor insulation, and a full water system. Construction employs over 20 workers. completion planned for early next spring.

C. Gilbert Wolfenden Town Indiana Indian Springs Park Charles A. Mock Wolfendens

Rossiter youth dies after farm machinery accident

Joseph Milton White, 21, of near Rossiter, died in Indiana hospital from injuries after Thursday on Levi Houck’s Rayne township farm. He was hurt while erecting rural electric poles when a steel cable pulled him against a winch, resulting in the loss of his right arm above the elbow, skull and vertebrae fractures, and other injuries. He leaves parents Hiram and Jennie White and brothers and sisters Mrs. Lloyd States, Mrs. Ray Gaston, Hiram White, Robi rt White, and Willam White.

Joseph Milton White Rossiter Indiana Levi Houck Rayne Township Ia Butler Hiram Jennie White Canoe Township Lloyd States Ray Gaston Canoe Ridge Hiram White Robiert Willam White

County Native Re elected Member of Service Commission

James E. Campbell, a Heshbon community native and former school teacher, was re elected to the Pueblo City Service Commission at last week’s municipal election. A longtime Pueblo resident, he has served since the commission’s 1911 establishment and won a six year term by a strong lead over rivals.

James &. Campbell Heshbon City Service Commission Pueblo Colo Campbell

Dillie Cunningham Elected Tax Collector in East Wheatfeld

Miss Dillie M. Cunningham of Clyde was elected tax collector of East Wheatfeld township on the Republican ticket at the general election held November 3. Indiana Chamber of Commerce headquarters are now on the second floor of the Murphy building.

Dillie M. Cunningham East Wheatfeld Indiana Chamber of Commerce Murphy Building

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pittsburgh Post- Gagatte R. D VOTH Florence James ‘Griffith New Florence Barrelu Township Adams Stuchel Charley A. Adams Johnstown Dorothy Mae Stuchel R. B. Hurt Christ In Church Tharvay Adame Alvie Sluchel Paul Anthony O'lara Mise Hilda Magdalene Henderson Roscoe John J. O'lford G. W. Graft Co William Henderson Howard J Pine FL County Grange School
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