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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1930

Page

5

Highway Dept Seeks Bids for County Bridge and Roads

Indiana county bids invited for two major highway projects. Route 337 bridge over Blacklick Creek and Pennsylvanian railroad to replace a hazardous structure, plus 2,260 feet of 18 foot pavement and 139 feet of approaches. Route 189 widening includes 7,412 feet of 18 foot pavement and one double span reinforced concrete arch bridge. Bids open December 18 in Harrisburg. projects promise jobs and improved roads.

Blacklick Creek North Mahoning Township Indiana County State Highway Department Harrisburg Blacklick Pennsylvania Railroad Brushvalley Hast Township Road Buena Vista Furnace Henry Ford Dearborn Mich Indiana Caim- Dbria Buena Vista North Mahoning

Christmas Savings Checks To Be Mailed By Indiana Banks

More than 52000 in Christmas Savings Club checks will be distributed by Indiana banks early in December to a large list of members. Details for distribution are under way and welcome memos will reach depositors in time for holiday buying season. Despite the depression, the number of Christmas Club members is larger this year than in 1929.

Indiana

Hunters Off to Mountains in Quest of Big Game

Thousands of Indiana sportsmen depart for hunting camps as deer season opens Monday. Special trains carry participants from across the state to camps including the Indiana Bear Club Camp near the local area.

Indiana County Speveial Indiana Bear Club

Death toll same as last year in hunting season

Harrisburg November 25 A count of hunting fatalities and injuries shows the toll so far this season nearly matches last year prior to the big game season. John J Silautterback executive secretary of the Game Commission warns hunters to handle firearms carefully as officials redouble safety efforts. The list of locals and clubs planning trips to Huntingdon Centre and Indiana counties reflects the season’s hunting interest near Charter Oak and surrounding townships.

Harrisburg John J. Silautterback The Game Commission Creek OF

Real Estate Transfers and Local Developments in Indiana Co

Real estate transfers listed include Rose Contantino to Josephine Lembo in Rayne for 16.50, First National Bank of Indiana to Fillippo DiForte in Burrell for 1200, and others across Washington Canoe and Blairsville totaling various amounts. New traffic manager A B McElvaney takes Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company post, with Indiana residents relocating to King apartments. Indiana invited to join Allegheny Risk Valley basketball league with teams Apollo Vandergrift Salina Avonmore Leechburg Freeport Blairsville Ford City Kittanning. One Harvest Days prize unclaimed for coupon C-52797 at Chamber of Commerce. Court House closed Thanksgiving Day and nearby offices and banks.

Rose Contantino Josephine Lembo Rayne Nat'l Bank of Indiana Fillippo DiForte Burrell Robert H. Stover J. N. Blose Washington Hewett Short Chas. Hanna W. A. Silvis Bruce Silvis Shelocta Theodore K. Miller Albert E. Bradford Green Wm. C. Startzelf L. B. Shannon Home B. & L. Assn Blairsville John G. New Clark J. W. Clark Montgomery Clark & Watson Commissioners of Indiana Co Glen Campbell J.W. Clark R. & P. Coal Company A. B. McElvaney Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company Western Pennsylvania Coal Indiana Apollo Vandergrift Salina Avonmore Leechburg Freeport Kittanning Ford City Chamber of Commerce Court House

Holstein dispersal sale tops county cattle market

The largest Holstein cattle dispersal in Indiana County history, Harry C. Kimmel’s herd sale at Shelocta, drew buyers from Jefferson, Clearfield, Cambria, Westmoreland, Allegheny and Armstrong counties. Fifty-eight head sold for $8,195, averaging $141, with top cows reaching $325 and $286. Local buyers included Rolald Smith and James A. Simpson among others.

Harry C. Kimmel Shelocta Mr. Kimmel Flint Michigan Ad Smeltzer Namine Jefferson Clearfield Cambria Westmoreland Allegheny Armstrong Counties Indiana J County George Baxter Elmira N.Y Austin Backus Mexico Indiana County Rolald Smith Marion Center Jay Gibson Penn Run James A. Simpson John Gibson Ellis Gilkerson Livermore Wm. Calhoun Edgar Kimmel Iral Savage CG. H. McCail County Pennsylvania Kimmel

Indiana visitors and local calls in brief notes

Misses Sara and Larue Mcilhoes visit Indiana on Monday. Numerous residents and visitors from West Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, and other nearby towns stop in Indiana for calls, visits, Thanksgiving plans, and subscriptions. Notable items include Dr. J. Wilbur Gibson attending a convention, James J. Stewart graduating Allegheny College in three years, and I. A. Cunningham planning a winter in Florida after eye surgery.

Sara Larue Mcilhoes Indiana John Weston West Philadelphia Cleveland Dorothy Winton New York City Louise Winton West Water Street W. B. Lowton Marion Center R.D Grant Smith Chicago H. C. Christy South Seventh Street Marthabelle Gaul Clarksburg Cheatnut Street Thomas B. Clark North Ninth Street Wellington Clark Mahaffey Martin Mumau R. Mumau Harvey Mumau Deckers Point Clark Neal Clymer Wilson Piper Thomas H. Brown J. F. Piper W. E. Robinson Salisburg Stanley H. Enterline Willam Miller Walter Kissinger, Jr Town Brookville Kittanning George Hetrick Philadelphia D. A. Hetrick Church Street Bert Roof Christopher Butterworth Morganza M. M. Davis Ernest Stewart Texas Mexico Johnstown Samuel W. Rose Greensburg Rose Bon Ton Clark J. Dickie Hard Park J. Wilbur Gibson H. W. Black Odontological Society of Western Pennsylvania Pittsburgh M. E. Brandon Vinton Colliers Company Wintondale Hea Graceton Coal & Coke Company James J. Stewart Brushvalley Township Allegheny College W. F. Weitzel T. P. Brickell Bertha Blanche Sharon Richard Lehmer Marian Renaud Dilworth Coffee Company KDKA J. J. McTlvaine School Street J. W. MeIlvaine Germany Ife Harbison-Walker Brick Company Hammond Ind Pacific Coast California Los Angeles 1. A. Cunningham Wayne Avenue Charles A. Gunnningham Cresson Orange City Fla Washington, D.C Florence McHenry Cunningham South

Roy Stephens Welcomes Daughter During Thanksgiving

Mr and Mrs Roy Stephens of South Thirteenth street celebrate a birth at Indiana Hospital this morning a daughter joins their family. Mother and child are reported well Roy a member of the clerical staff at Sayings and Trust Co notes a joyful Thanksgiving season ahead.

Roy Stephens South Thirteenth Street Indiana Hospital The Sayings and Trust Co

Washington Township Girl Undergoes Operation

Miss Larue Adamson aged 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Adamson of Washington township underwent a serious operation at Indiana hospital on Tuesday afternoon and is getting along nicely. Glade Loughry of Marion Center a waiter at State College is a member of the agronomy judging team representing the college at the International Exposition in Chicago this week. He is a son of J D Loughry of Marion Center.

Indiana Alliance Vernon Tyger Laura Graden John J. Stroble Washington Township Larue Adamson Charles E. Adamson Indiana Hospital Marion Center State College Glade Loughry Chicago J. D. Loughry

Sentences Imposed on Motor Law Violators by December Court

Grand Jury sessions resume as Judge Langham presides over argument court. Defendants face fines, jail or workhouse time for intoxicated driving, larceny, and morality offenses. Notable sentences include $200 fines plus 30 days jailed for Evans and Wadicki, with restitution and longer terms for others. Some liquor charge cases suspended on costs. December term to hear indictments next Monday.

Wire Allangheny J. N. Langham Sherman Evans Counry John Wadicki Alleghany County Wadlak Mike Orrawiee Harry Harris Sam Ovella John 4 Carnahan Allegheny County Mari Anne Morrow Ida Morrow

Christmas health seals sale planned for county drive

Harold C Williams chair of the 1936 seal sale committee announces plans for 1,000,000 Christmas seals to fund tuberculosis work. Stamps will be mailed Thanksgiving. volunteers folded and addressed 10,000 envelopes at the Indiana County Tuberculosis Society office, reducing overhead.

Harold C. Williams Indiana County Tuberculosis Society Beryl L. Seanor The L Work

Christmas Seal Drive Builds Community Support

The report notes growing public familiarity with the Society’s aims boosts filer preparations and predicts the county will see its highest seal sale yet. Community groups and firms are offering help, posters are up, and schools plan talks to push per capita donations beyond the historic average of four cents. Proceeds fund dependent support, with sales also planned at the Post Office during holidays.

Seanor Indiana Poster Advertising Company Boy Scouts

Mormming Train on BR and P Schedule Change

Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh railroad new schedule went into effect Saturday midnight, advancing Indiana morning train departure from 9 25 to 10 45 with no other Indiana branch changes. Indiana to Punxsutawney morning train leaves at 7 40 and returns by 12 02. Robbery at Homer City: thieves broke a window to Fabri's pool hall and stole cigars, cigarettes, tobacco and pipes valued at 50 dollars early Saturday.

Br.&p Indiana Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Punxsutawney Homer City Fabri

County Protective Assn to Combat Farm Thefts

Indiana County Protective Association held its annual meeting at the Court House to review progress in curbing chicken thefts and other farm crimes. Officers were elected, and speakers outlined police cooperation, poultry tattooing, electric alarms, and joint actions to deter thieves. The group urged broader farmer membership and funding to continue protective efforts.

MM. Thompson Indiana County Protective Association Court House iThis EB. M. Thompson Harry Koozer Koozer Handley State Police Moore Hotel Protective Association Legal Service Pres Homme R.D Lee J. W. Warner Indiana Treas John G. St.Clair Farmers Bank & Trust Co Enodiana Howard Park John R. Smith Penn Run K.D M. G. Stewart Homer City Jas. A. Simpson

Obituaries and funeral notices from Arm agh region

Deaths include Henry H. Smith aged 79 of Armagh from complications after illness with services at Armagh Methodist Episcopal church. Solomon E. Dover 68 of Johnstown and Milliard P. Walker 68 of Sagamore also noted with services and interments. Julia Magolich 16 from Climax dies after brief illness, kidney trouble cited.

Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Here December 12

Indiana County farmers and wives are invited to the annual Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association meeting at the Lutheran church in Indiana on December 12 with sessions at 10:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Local farm leaders will lead most of the program including sessions on milk, sheep, poultry, vegetables, fruit, potato topics, home economies, and extension work. Luncheon costs 60c. reservations via postcard to J. W. Warner by December 11.

Indiana County Agricultural Dxtension Association Paul Hopkins Marion Center J. M. Risinger Homer City Clarence Benes Clayton Miller Creekside Poultry Record Club A. R. Salsgiver N. H. Barkley Prince Edward Island Doyle Stateman George Elbel H. W.stonebraker Indiana O. W. Baker Commodore J. B.wonniken Blairsville Bert Blakley Shelocta Bay T. M. Strons Blairaville A. B. Washington Springfeld Mass Robert Wetzel J. 1 Fyock Clymer Hutchison Armagh J. W. Warner H. G. Niesley State College Bessie Owen John W. Warner Pennsylvania State College U.S. Department of Agriculture County Extension Association Ufe

Seven Children Greet Pather on 76th Birthday

West Lebanon resident John Cunningham celebrated his 76th birthday with seven of his ten children at home. A noon dinner featured a birthday cake and gifts from son Robert Cunningham of Marentum. The group later visited his youngest son Paul in Indiana hospital, with two daughters unable to attend. Grandchildren and relatives joined the gathering.

West Lebanon John Cunningham Robert L. Cunningham Marentum Frank A. Cunningham la. Anni Clara A. Cunningham Dubois John Ross Cunningham Marrian G S. Alma Cwnningham Youngstown Mr. Cunningham Indiana Paul Indiana Hospital M. Edna Cunningham Leechburg Mabel D. Cunningham Salamanca Cunningham George Olson

Blairsville Driver Fined One Dollar Plus Costs

Russell Albert, truck driver for Blairsville Grocery, pled guilty to aggravated assault and battery in Westmoreland County Court. He was fined one dollar and ordered to pay costs totaling 150 dollars after striking a student who, with classmates, blocked the highway and forced the truck to stop. A local columnist aside notes a playful line about a lovely girl applying cold cream.

Blairsville Russel Albert Westmoreland Albert

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Highway Dept Revloc Memorial Hospital Joseph Baran Reyloc Johnsontown Mercy Hospital Alvord Druckenmiller Penn Avenue Westmont R. D. Marshall Plumville Kittanning Highway Armstrong County Elmer W. Alligon Charter Oak Huntingdon County Charles Mack Homer ‘‘Bartlebaugh James Simpson Harry V. Herlinger Elmer E. Williams Herbert Long Roland Bennett Charles Sundberg George Mahan George Ness Joe Hubbard Harry Robert’ Martin Charles A. Mahan Dixonville Stone Creek Club J. R. Richards Robert George Bruce Wagner Charles Ewing R. Pollock Curtis Elkin Alex Simpson Andersen Stuchell Indiana and Jeannette Hunting Club Centre County John Russell Harry W. Fee Everett Peterman CG. Coleman Young Noble C. Miller A. DeGaetano HH. D. Kimmel New Florence Warren F. Hall John Hull Hull New York Matilda Hull Hall Ida Hull Smith Willis ©. Miller Faye M Walker County Protectiveig Assn Henry H. Smith Henry WH. Smith Mary Shephard Smith Minnie Ling Leesburg Pla Charles McCahren Eimer EH Smith Sioux City Ill Luella Shephard San Francisco Cal Saral Eckman Atlanta City Morrellylla Church of the Brethren Solomon E. Dover Heshvon James A Letta Murphy) Campbell C. A. Campbell Solomon B Henry Neal Tfumilton Hamilton M. BE Odd Fellows Lodge Margaret, McGregor Tonnie McCarnes Hamilton Kay Neal Portland Mills Misa Nellie Neal Akron J. A. London Dayton W. A. Crossom Marlenville G. D. Graham Nebraska Hamilton Cemetery Milliard Sagamore Presbyterian Church Greenwood Cemetery Lawn William Walker Sagamore Daveaned Harry Walker J. A. Fuller Homer Phillips Julia Magolich Harry Magolich Climax West Wheatfield Township Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Pather
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