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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1936
Page
2
A reflection on Armistice Day as a solemn national holiday. It recalls the end of war, promotes peace within the nation, and emphasizes patriotic citizenship and public trust. It urges Americans to submerge differences for the country’s welfare and to remember that America was built by people as a whole.
A trio of local marriages ties Homer City residents to partners from nearby towns. Audrey Kress and Clyde Pierce wed November 6 at First United Presbyterian with Rev. Stillman A. Foster officiating. Also united were Russell Lowry and Gladys Lowry on November 5 in Elderton, and Claude Plouse and Marion Kerr in Glen Campbell on November 7.
Elderton saw the wedding of Robert Johnston of Elderton to Miss Georgetta Bleakney of Shelada on November 4 with Rev. Youn A Walker officiating. At Cherry Trie on November 7, Treese Huey Button Treese wed Queida Huey in Hillsdale Smithport area with Rev Nelson A Thomas presiding.
Wallace Beery headlines Old Hutch opening Thursday at The Manos Theatre. The comedy follows the laggard who finds 100000 in thousand dollar bills but cannot cash them, leading to funny schemes to win the townspeople. Eric Linden and Cecilia Parker co-star in the romantic lead.
Mr and Mrs Fred Golden shopped in Indiana on Wednesday. John Engle and son Wesley visited Nanty Gloeatleva recently. Frank Horton from Indiana called last Friday. Miss Carlson and Miss Lang from Indiana conducted business here on Friday. Mr and Mrs John Hugie and family visited Mr and Mrs Jen Graham in Brusuyalley Sunday. Mr and Mrs Shelton Shultz began housekeeping in Starford. Miss Marie Gibson of Tiny Flats visited Indiana on Saturday. Hunters were abundant in this vicinity on Friday.
We extend our sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of husband and father David B. Kerr. Grateful for flowers choir and services at the funeral. Mrs Lillie Kerr and children express appreciation.
A tale of Mike and Serena Graham shows a craftsmanlike fairness turning into a mutual misjudgment of each other. They pursue perfection, discover fault lines, and conclude that shared faults require partnership reinvention rather than correction. A domestic comedy ends with a renewed understanding and jokes about fairness.
A public sale for John Kennedy near Lewieville two miles from Kent and 1½ miles off Route 80 on Tuesday November 17 at 12:00 noon includes a horse, cow cali six months old farm machinery vehicles plows harrows corn planter binder mowing machine hay rake and rope household goods and more items cash terms announced by auctioneers George and Wm Stewart clerk R. W. and Wm Stewart listed as officials.
An Orphans Court sale notice for Indiana Borough solicits bids on a two story dwelling and outbuildings on a described lot in Second Ward Indiana, with terms requiring 25 percent down and balance cash on confirmation. Executor Elder Persor appointed. sale date December 3, 1936.
The column explains charges for Wanted Lost For Sale and For Rent notices. Rates apply at one cent per word for 25 word entries or more, and 25 cents for shorter notices. Each initial or number counts as a word. Send copy and full payment to cover insertions.
A notice lists sales items including mares and foals, colts, sorrels, roans, and mules under a general sale. It advertises heavy paper sheets for sale and mentions Freeport Pennsylvania and Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pa. Also a cemetery stockholders meeting is scheduled in Oakland with electing a new board on November 17, 1930, at 8:00 PM. Secretary Phit M Sutton signs the notice dated November 4, 1996.
Mrs Alfred Bair and others visited in Indiana and at Ew ing Lambing home. Erskine Long from Pittsburgh hunted with Paul Andersons family. Miss Marie Wilson and students held a pie social with good crowd and funds raised. Mrs D C Ondrizek has returned home from Indiana hospital. Mike Showalter Latrobe was robbed of 30 near Blairsville on Deep Hollow Road by two intoxicated men. he rode with them before they robbed him.
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