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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1930

Page

5

Institute Program Completed for 79th County Teachers Institute

County Supt. Jas F Chapman finished planning the 79th county teachers institute to be held at Indiana High School auditorium October 20 to 24. Notable instructors include Dr. Paul F Voelker, Dr Hilton Ira Jones, Dr C R Foster, Dr C F Hoban, Dr Ben G Graham, Dr C Valentine Kirby, Gail F Powell, L A Beeler, W Les Gilmore, Robert J McDowell, and Mrs Walter Jackson. The schedule lists daily sessions on teaching philosophy, visual aids, art, self management, community cooperation, and multiple evening plays and department conferences.

Jas. F.chapman Teachers’ Institute Paul F. Voelker Battle Creek College Mich Hilton Ira Jones Chicago Ill C. R. Foster State Teachers Colles Indiana C. F. Hoban Penna Ben G. Graham Pittsburgh C. Valentine Kirby State of Penna Gail F. Powell State Teachers College Kearney Neb L. A. Beeler Grove City College W. Les Gilmore State Educational Association Robert J. McDowell Walter Jackson Valentine Kirby State of Pennsylvania Dr.Voelker Dr. Jones New Broom Voelker Dr. Voelker America At the Cross Roads Co. F. Hoban Act Ben Graham

Civil Court Opens as Docket Moves Toward Completion

Fall civil session opened before Judge J N Langham with multiple cases continued or settled. Actions include assumpsit suits against Peoples Bank of Commodore and L M Carnahan, openings against B E Smith, and verdict for defendant in the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Co. appeal. Local gains noted for Iva Johns and Adda P Hikin cases, and Harvest Days coupon offer announced by The Progress.

J.N. Langham J. ¥. Lintner Nick DiNardis

Local Drum Corps Garners Honors in Indiana and Apollo

The Indiana American Legion Drum Corps placed sixth in the competitive drill at New Kensington Legion Post Friday evening earning $75. Earlier Thursday, the corps won first prize in the Firemen Legion parade in Apollo. Indiana County will send a large delegation to the State Sabbath School convention in Scranton on October 8 to 10, with credentials available from Mrs. Alice Gailey at 429 Oak Street, Indiana, Pennsylvania.

Phillip Evans Gardner East Water Street Evans Indiana Apollo New Kensington American _ Legion New Kensington Legion Post Firemen Legion Indiana County Scranton Alice Gailey Oak Street

County Club Women Hold Annual Convention

Mrs Join A Frick of Allentown, president of the State Federation, spoke at the Indiana County Congress of Women's Clubs annual meeting in the Presbyterian church. Girl Scouting was endorsed, with plans likely to expand in the county. Officers named include Florender Wallace president, Mary Rhoades secretary, M Bushnell treasurer, and Miss Elizabeth Stonebak vice president.

State Federation Join A. Frick Allentown Pennsylvania Indiana County Congress of Women's Clubs Presbyterian Church Town Blacklick Burrell Blairsvite Indiana H.C. Christy County Congress Florender Wallace A. W. Wilson Saltsbury Elizabeth Stonebak Mary Rhoades M. Bushnell

Livestock Breeders Plan Pittsburgh Tour After Good Meeting

Indiana county breeders met at the Court House with N L Claiborne of the Pittsburgh Producers Co operative Commission Association. He cited that nearly 40 percent of cattle hogs and sheep in Pittsburgh yards move through the association and spoke on financing for feeding lambs and steers. A lamb grading demo was proposed with M R Golden assisting. a livestock tour to Pittsburgh with stops at stock and produce yards is planned for October 30. County Agent J W Warner will provide details.

Pittsburgh Indiana County Court House N. L. Claiborne Producers Co-operative Commission Association Claiborne Co-Operative Shipping Association Caathorne M. R. Golden Penn Run J. W. Warner

Urgent Red Cross Appeal For Clothing This Fall

Local Red Cross Headquarters reports a sharp rise in requests for clothing for men women and children as cool weather arrives. An urgent county wide appeal asks residents to donate unused garments and send them to the Red Cross Headquarters in the basement of the court house. Also notes guests visiting Mrs Mary Beer in Shelocta from Hoover sville Somerset Indiana Vandergrift Greensburg and Indiana households.

Red Cross Red ‘Crogs iCourt House Beer N. H. Lehman Hannah Kerr Lehman Wm. Eugene Mias Dasie Lehman W. O. Lehman Hooversville Helen M. Blough Somerset Roy Beer and Children Indiana H. H. McCullough Vandergrift

Opening of Benjamin Franklin Highway in Indiana County

Residents from counties traversed by the Benjamin Franklin Highway will attend ceremonies near the court house for the official opening of the nation s newest and shortest transcontinental road. Gov John Fisher will dedicate the highway and unveil a bronze tablet with Judge Langham and speakers from Harrisburg and the state highway department present. Delegations from Indiana County and allied towns will escort visitors, highlighting a boost to regional tourism and transport. Robert Cox, convicted of larceny of chickens from Scott McGaughey s farm, was sentenced to pay $160 restitution and serve one to two years in the workhouse.

Court House Indiana John Fisher Charles R. Griffith Marion Center Good Roads Committee Pennsylvania State Assembly Rhenshburg Kittanning Butler New Castle Apollo Vandergrift Ohio Pennsylvania Robert Cox Scott McGaughey Langham

County rewards fund largely claimed by townships

Indiana county's share of six million dollars in state rewards allotted by the last Legislature totaled 141,297 dollars, with townships drawing according to application priority. Ten townships received 50 percent of construction costs, others 75 percent, as plans and projects under the Department of Highways progressed.

Harrisburg Sept Sth Indiana County Department of Highways Blacklick Burrell Center Conemaugh Green Montgomery Pine East Wheatfeld White Young Thomas Pealer Burlington Brush Valley Cherryhill East Mahoning North Mahoning West Mahoning South Mahoning Ltdl Rayne East Wheatfield Washington West Bowl Gorman Summul Glen Campbell Samuel Eckels Commonwealth Indiana A. F. Moreau Cush Creek

Devil's Elbow Curves: Highway Dedication Near Indiana

Four miles east of Indiana the Devil's Elbow on East Pike, once a famed danger curve, is removed by the Benjamin Praykie Highway. A dedication is planned for Saturday afternoon October 1. The new route leaves the elbow to the left of the straight grade, replacing horse and buggy travel with safer progress. Western Pennsylvania residents and Normal School alumni recall the elbow as a popular commencement week driving spot.

East Pike Indiana Benjamin Praykiie Western Pennsylvania Devil’s Elbow

Harvest Days prize bonanza draws crowds Saturday

Community notes report Harvest Days promotions offering coupons with every dollar spent at participating stores and a grand prize draw on Monday October 20. The event includes an extensive prize list from furniture to appliances and vehicles, with coupons and stubs collected for entry. Separate items cover the Brush Valley Fair next Saturday with judged exhibits and a note on local nurse supervisor Miss Spencer at Clorrance State Hospital.

Esrond Campyiv Carenel Daves Torre Dealera Wik First National Bank Philadelphia Street Brush Valley H. C. McWilliams Cambria County Katherina Rejtz Jefferson Clearfield

Admiral Byrd Thrills Indiana Crowd on Visit

Thousands joined a parade and complimentary dinner as Admiral Richard H. Byrd visited Indiana. The event included lectures at Ritz theatre by Byrd and Byrd expedition member Charles E. Lofgren, plus remarks thanking Indiana residents, with a large turnout from state schools and civic groups. Local ceremonies honored Byrd at Johnstown station and in a college luncheon with Dr. Foster and trustees.

Indiana State Armory Marshall CG. C. McLain Jocal Legion Admiral Byrd Dr. Foster Excellent College Church Street Oakland Avenue Pear Him C. R. Foster Foster Thomas Sutton College Sutton J. N. Langham B. H. Lichteberger John J. Mellyaine

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