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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1935

Page

5

County Rural Dramatics Tournament Set For Nov 29 30

The annual county wide Rural Dramatics Tournament is slated for Friday and Saturday evenings November 29 and 30 at the Indiana High School auditorium with admission at ten cents each night. Three plays per night feature Home Grange Gordon Dramatic Club Crete Young Ladies Penn Run Grange Myers Literary Society and Peeler Dramatic Club. winners advance to face Clearfield county entrants and then Harrisburg farm show in January.

Gordon Dramatic Club Crete Young Ladies Club Penn Hun Grange Myers Literary Society Peeler Dramatic Club Clearfield County Indiana High School Harrisburg Home Grange Crete Young Ladies Penn Run Grange Gallows Gate Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association James A. Simpson Indiana R.D. Samuel B. Dibie, Sheloca Flora Fritz Henderson J. Harold Gibson Blairsville Arthur Nichol Smicksburg W. P. Walker Marion Center C. W. Cummins

Funeral Rites Held For Wayne Marshall At CCC Camp

Wayne Marshall 19 of Coal Run Young township died from burns after a gasoline explosion in the shower room of the Civilian Conservation Camp at Boonesboro Maryland. Funeral services are at his sister Mrs Harold Dugan home with Rev James Nelson officiating. He leaves his father four brothers and a sister. Archie Mabon secures position with Chemical Bank & Trust in New York after Lafayette College graduation.

Wayne Marshall Harold Dugan College Avenue Coal Run Young Township Hagerstown Civilian Conservation Camp Boonesboro James Nelson Guy R. Marshall CCC Cook Forest Ralph Marshall Town Harold Louis Marshall Herman Marshall Fort Washington Archie Mabon Audley Mabon West Church Street Chemical Bank & Trust Company New York City Lafayette College Easton Mabon New York

Gargalla Rites Set in McIntyre for Local Resident

Aurelio Gargalla, a four year resident of McIntyre, will be sent to McIntyre for funeral services Thursday forenoon followed by interment at St Barnard cemetery. He died Sunday at White Haven Pennsylvania.

Aurelio Gargalla McIntyre St. Barnard Auelio Gargalla White Haven

Infant Dorothy Jean Mahaffey Dies in Indiana Hospital

Infant Dorothy Jean Mahaffey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Mahaffey of Ernest, died Thursday morning in an Indiana hospital. Survived by parents, four sisters and five brothers.

Dorothy Jean Mahaffey Lyle Mahaffey Ernest Indiana Hospital

Three Suspects Held In Indiana Clymer Robberies

Alda Bernardi Raymond Tierno and Frank Ferra of Clarion were arrested Monday night on robbery suspicions tied to the Clymer Grocery Co. and Dunlop Tire & Rubber Co. They were handed to Butler State Police for questioning about Indiana county robberies including the J C Penney store in Clarion on November 1. Cigarettes valued at 300 and $75 in cash were taken in recent raids. the stolen car used to haul cigarettes was later found abandoned near the County Home in White township. The trio faced investigation after Bernardi entered the tire company office and loitered nearby, with ownership of the car traced to Patsy Tierno.

Butler State Police Alda ‘Bernardi Canton Raymond Tierno Frank Ferra Clarion Clymer Grocery Co Clymer Dunlop Tire & Rubber Co Philadelphia Street Butler Barracka Seward Bence White Barnardi Tire Company Tierno Berra Patsy Tierno Eleventh Philadelphia Kooser Indiana

Good Thanksgiving News for Pennsylvania Farmers

Pennsylvania farmers receive hopeful farmland outlook from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. 1936 demand for farm products expected higher than 1935 as consumer buying power rises at home and abroad. Wheat production may leave a export surplus while hogs and meat demand rise. dairy milk output should increase with stronger buying power even as cow numbers remain steady.

Harrisburg Bureau of Agricultural Economies Washington Bureau United States Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Allotment of Hunting Licenses at Treasurer’s Office

The county treasurer reports another order of hunting licenses available for purchase at the Treasurer’s Office. Sportsmen may procure them there. The piece notes officials urging prayer as a last resort amid a political mess.

C. McLata Haa

Civil War Veteran Hale and Hearty on His 90th Birthday

Asa Scott of Grant street celebrated his 90th birthday with relatives and friends in Indiana. Born in Friendship New York November 19 1845 he is a Civil War veteran and longtime resident of Sykesville Jefferson county. He remains active in mind and in community life at home in Indiana and attends First United Presbyterian church. The Progress joins friends in sending birthday greetings.

Indiana Asa Scott Grant Street Mr. Scott Scott Elizabeth Moore Everett Humphrey Ruth Manervia Stouse Sykesville Edward Wells Elizabeth Clearfield M. F. Coon Louise Aspinwall John C. Thompson Dias William B. Stahl C. McClain Harry McClain Dorothy Harold Overbeck Jefferson County First United Presbyterian Church

Indiana County Supervisors and Auditors Hold Annual Convention

The 22nd annual convention of the Indiana County Road Supervisors and Auditors Association will meet in the Court House on Thursday with forenoon and afternoon sessions. Speakers include J. G. Bagshaw and H. A. Thompson. Morning program features prayer, welcomes, addresses by district and state officials, committee appointments, and roll call. Luncheon served by First United Presbyterian church. Afternoon program includes remarks by Judge elect B. B. Creps, county commissioners, and talks on supervisor auditor relations, then officer elections and certificate issuance.

Indiana County Road Supervisors and Auditors Association Court House J. G. Bagshaw State Association of the Township Supervisors H. A. Thompson Lester Case Hitler Peeler F. J. Parks Conemaugh Township Thomas Pealer State Highway Department Mr. Bagshaw The First United Presbyterian Church Hon. B Creps Board of County Commissioners Floyd A Lightner Green Township Mr. Thompson N. DeWitt Ray

Marriage Licenses and a Fatal Car Collision Reported

The list shows numerous marriage licenses including Ernest Pierce, Marie Kress, John Shemo, Glen Campbell, Lulla Snyder, Marion Stewart, Helen Yancy, Robert Rager, Alvena Berchey, George Vascovich, Virginia Dixon, John Kramer Jr, Clara Hall, Don Shields, Edna Gourley and other names. A deer was fatally struck by a car driven by Dean Wheeler near Dixonville. the deer was sent to the County Home for venison. A bizarre note reports a car with eight legs and two babies born in Denton Kansas, amusing readers with a surreal emblem for a third party.

Ernest Pierce Marie Kress John Shemo Glen Campbell R.D Lulla Snyder Arse Gubby Marion Stewart Graceton Helen Yancy Robert Kenneth Rager Johnstown Alvena Laura Berchey George Vascovich Dixon Virginia Stephens Dixonville John Kramer, Jr Sagamore Clara Hall Oc Cccess Reereee Don Shields Rochester Mills Edna Ruth Gourley Punxse Y R. D Denton Kansas

Personal Brevities Show Local Residents Visiting Nearby Cities

A long list of local residents and their relatives visiting relatives across Pennsylvania and nearby states includes Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart in Washington, DiC, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wolfenden in Pittsburgh, Miss Margaret Alligon in Pittsburgh, and many more. The notes record weekend visits, hotel stays, and renewed subscriptions with several families hosting guests from Beaver Falls, Punxsutawney, Irwin, Detroit, and Philadelphia, among others.

John Stewart East Locust Street Washington Dic Gilbert Wolfenden Oak Street Pittsburgh C. M. Johnson Washington Street T. C. Burhenn Jeannette John M. Daugherty Church Street Robert McCormick Harry White College Ave John Apple Thomas Sanford Town Riddle Apple Detroit Mich Margaret Steele B. H. Fitzgerald Livermore Matthew H. Bruce North Seventh Street James Daniels Jimmy Irwin Robert Brady Second Street Arthur Zimmerman New Kensington The Progress Donald Churchill Massillon G. R. Churchill Water Street Maloney Roy Maloney North Ninth Street Beaver Falls J. &. Schrecengost Nolo Indiana Progress Office Ralph Mack Saltsburg Mack Mack Hood New Florence R. B. Bowser West Pike J. A. Bowser Marion Road Verona Lasher W. S. Fleming West Water Street Stanley Fleming Sharler Township Allegheny County Mary Thomas West Church Street David Livingston Buffalo Holt Hughes Flushes J. J.mellvaine New Castle Harry A. Nichol Edwin M. Clark Lewis G. Clark Isabel Clark Clinton File B. J. McLuckle EB. C. Buchhelt Thomas Smyth J. M. Johnston East Inlaw Charles D. Mertz Philadelphia Perry F. Johnston Dormont Pittaburga Helwig State Automobile Insurance Company Wiliam Penn Hotel Harry Mitchell Margaret Glass

Lions Learn How Eyes Training Affects Health

Lions Club meeting focused on eye health and vision care. A talking film shown by H K Ross and R A Shumaker illustrated eye strain effects on students and health. The program highlighted defective vision in 20 percent of grade students and 40 percent of college students, with corrective measures for all ages.

Lions Club Rustic Lodge Eleet Eewin M. Clark Indiana Lions Lion O. K. Guthrie H. K. Ross Mr. Fulton Johnstown R. A. Shumaker Willams CCC

District Sabbath School Workers Convene at Pine Grove Church

Indiana Pastor to address the evening rally as District No. 6 Sabbath School workers gather at Pine Grove Church of God for an afternoon and evening program. Delegates register, devotions led by Rev. Miller, talks on youth work and parent training, state convention reports, a pageant, and a wildlife illustrated talk by Prof Smyth of Indiana State Teachers College.

Indiana Pine Grove Church Pine Grove Church of God Miller Patterson Neal Griffith FB. W. Ressler Pine Flats Baptist Madelin B. Buck Samuel Law Stillman A. Foster Flist U. P. Church Uniontown Evangelical Church Smyth Indiana State Teachers College Soil Conservation Service North America

Boy 14 Hurt In Bicycle Car Collision In Indiana

A 14 year old boy from North Fourth street was treated at Indiana hospital for a fractured neck and body bruises after his bicycle collided with Blair Lowman s car near town on Saturday. He reportedly ran a red light at Wayne avenue and Seventh street and veered into the car s path. A separate note mentions knitting contests in Boston and prize jam in Chicago and jokes about women singing baritone on the radio.

Ray North Fourth Street Indiana Hospital Blair Lowman Near Town Wayne Avenue Seventh Street Lowman Boston Chicago Atlanta Constitution

Movo Lost Lives In Weekend Car Accidents

Steve Romance aged 46 of Grace ton died in an Indiana hospital Sunday night from injuries after being struck by a car Saturday night south of Homer City. The driver Floyd Shultz of Latrobe says he did not see Romance in time. Romance suffered fractures to both legs a fractured skull and internal injuries. He was single and a relief worker. A brother Mike Romance lives in White township. Also, Mike Kashur age 20 of Margaret died Sunday evening while being rushed to hospital after his car overturned near Yatesboro. His sister Anna age eight, injured, was in critical condition with a fractured skull. The mother Mrs Emma Kashur and siblings Emma 6 and Harry 11 survived. The family were returning from a football game when the accident occurred.

Steve Romance Graceton Indiana Homer City Itla Floyd Shultz Latrobje Romance Mike Romance White Township Mike Kashur Margaret Indiana Hospital Yatesboro Anna Emma Kashur Emma Harry

County youths enroll at training camps in Maryland

Thirty two Indiana county youths selected for enrollment in the Civilian Conservation Corps departed Friday for physical examination and preliminary training at Fort Meade and Fort Hoyle in Maryland. The contingent includes Sami Area Homer City Charles Batik Iselin John J Butara Boltz Charles J Buckoyvich Lucerne Mines Earl C Blough Blacklick William H Cochran Blacklick Virgil Cassidy Dixonville Winters H Dyer Iselin Irvin L Fulton Boltz Mike Gaydash Jr Clymer Adolph Henico Homeri City Apple 8 Looney Iselin John Mehalic R J Wintondale Paul Mehaffie Huff Emil M Ooghe Boltz Fred B J Pikel Dixonville Steve Pohuski Black Hawk Steve Paounci Blairsville Marcel L Pochet Blairsville Chas Remaley R 1 Punxsutawney Stanley Semuskle Iselin Frank B Otberg Dixonville Michael Hancharth Commodore George Kopechik Ladusboro Paul Hicke R 1 Punxsutawney Joseph Hunter Jr Rochester Mills William Jennings Coral Nick Sutyak R 1 Salisbury Andy Wannett Commodore Joseph Morock R 8 Indiana Steve Mucha Iselin and Mike Miller Iselin.

Maryland Indiana County Civilian Conservation Corpa Fort Meade Fort Hoyle Sami Area Homer City Charles Batik Iselin John J. Butara Boltz Charles J. Buckoyvich Lucerne Mines Earl «C. Blough Blacklick William H. Cochran Virgil

Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Ledger

A string of transfers includes Reuben Einnstein to Charles J Run for a Blairsville lot at 20000 dollars and multiple deeds in White, Conemaugh, Green, Homer City and Young townships. Transactions show prices from 1.00 to 400 dollars, plus several parcels in Cherryhill and Homer City with various buyers and lenders.

Reuben Einnstein Charles J. Run Blairsville Lucy Viola R. Fleming H. A. Lydick Green Township Sarah C. McCann H. Blair McCunn Indiana First Ward Rdmund Widdowson Bart Snyder Cherryhill Township Richard Bagley John Coulter W. D. King C. L. May Young Township HE. M. Stiles Carmine del Veccio Maria Maestrade de Petry Homer City Stephens Calyin Kunkle Hell Telephone Co Pennsylvania

Farmers Exchange Association Meets Here on Thursday

The Hantern States Farmers Exchange will hold a meeting in the Court House on Thursday with morning and afternoon sessions. Lunch will be served at the M. B. church. The notice notes the Ricse soaking trouble and potential wet feet during the process.

Court House Farmers Exchange Association Hantern States Farmers Exchange M. B. Church

Prominent Deckers Point Merchant Dies After Ill Health Burden

Harry Ellsworth Burns aged 69 a well known merchant and father of ten from Deckers Point died Sunday morning from a self inflicted wound amid worries over illness and an upcoming operation in a local Indiana hospital His wife found him at 9:00 am He was born August 28 1866 in East Mahoning township son of the late William Burns He had farmed early then ran a mercantile business in Grant township Bastrun before moving to Deckers Point in 1914 He married Mary Pfeiffer on April 20 1893 and is survived by ten children living in Deckers Point Marion Center Bastrun Freeport Greensburg and Hillsdale Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Burns home conducted by Rev C L Moore with interment in Shiloh Cemetery near Deckers Point

Indiana Hospital Harry Ellsworth Burns Deckers Point East Mahoning Township William Burns Grant Township Baetrun H. J. Thompson Mary ©. Pfeiffer Granttownship Zola Sheesley Pearl Kinter Jane Buterbaugh Carl Burns Helen Braughiler Yelford Burns Marion Center Ward Burns

Two Girls Die In Night Fire At Linden Home

Grandmother Grace Linden, 70, unable to communicate, tried to rescue two granddaughters from a six room Barnesboro dwelling. Grace Linden and Rose Linden, aged eight and five, perished after an overheated kitchen stove ignited the blaze while Anthony and Angela Linden were away. Firemen found Grace upstairs and Rose died soon after outside from severe burns amid heavy smoke.

Vitthis Grace Linden Rose Linden Anthony Angela Linden Barnesboro Linden Grace Rose

Seward Firemen Injured In Truck Crash Near Charles

Seward Volunteer Fire Company truck driven by MW Clarke crashed at Route 66 and Charles Road north of Seward Tuesday morning. Clarke suffered severe head lacerations and body abrasions. Fire Chief John Donahue had bruises. Driver Ben Stutzman of Armagh, uninjured, and both trucks were heavily damaged.

Clifford Clarke Seward Mortalin Seward Volunteer Fire Company Charles Road Seward John Donahue Seward Company Charles Clarke Ben Stutzman Armagh

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Wie Lowell Mass Ohio State Journal the Progress and Pittsburgh Poster Gazette Hale and Hearty Dean Wheeler MOVO Chirey Harry E. Burns This County Geneva N. Y Times
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