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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1930

Page

7

Porterfield Bridge Opens on Benjamin Franklin Highway

A new Porterfield bridge over Twollek Creek on the Benjamin Franklin Highway east of Indiana is 276 feet long and 26 feet wide, built at 652000 dollars. The bridge, praised as a fine concrete steel example, offers a valley view and will be officially dedicated Saturday afternoon October 4.

New Porterfield Bridge Porterfield Twollek Creek Indiana Twolick Patriot Publishing Co The Yellow Creek

County Institute Program Completion Summary

The document outlines schedules for the County Institute program with sessions on Applied Art In Rural and Elementary Schools, Reading, Visual Aids, and Creative Expression led by Gail F Powell, C. Valentine Kirby, and others. It also covers the County Directors Convention with devotional exercises, reports, an address by Dr. Voelker, and a banquet program.

Laura Bush Gail F. Powell C. F Hoban Laura Vuckenberg C. Valentine Kirby Maria J. Thompson Valentine Kirby Margaret Cunningham Reading The Directors’ Association Anderson Gail F Powell Parent Teachers Association George Lindsay Paul F. Voelker John M. Thompson Hilton Jones Clark C. R. Foster West Lebanon C. M. Smith Plumville

Weddings of a Week Chronicle Local Nuptials

A roundup of five weddings includes Johnston and Crowley in Youngstown with Edna Mae Crowley, Ruth Rittenhouse and Robert Buchanan in town, Joseph Kinter and Mary Walsh in Pittsburgh, Harvey Smith and Edna Frain in Bolivar, and Nelson Peterman and Florence Carnahan in Armstrong county with brief details on families and postnuptial plans.

Peterman

Weekend visitors and local social notes in Indiana area

A long list of local residents and visitors is recorded including Mrs W W Huston and family from Pine Flats visiting Newport News and Culver residents visiting William Newlin, car trips to Highland Park and Pittsburgh, relatives and friends calling on hosts in Indiana and nearby towns, a barn fire at Anthony Montgomery Elderton, new car for Raw Dodge, and the Indiana High School appointing Clair Fritz as commercial instructor succeeding Hugh Wiley Jr, with Fritz a Grove City College graduate and former Monongahela high school faculty member.

Johnston-Crowley Frank R. Johnston Youngstown Center Township Edna Mae Crowley Summitville M. E. Church Merrill Indiana Johnston Indiana State Teachers’ College W.W. Huston Perrin Geo. Huston Pine Flats Newport News Alfred Newlin Culver Bert Cramer Belsano William Newlin Mary Stephens Leona Rhine Floyd Rhine Henry Foster Highland Park Pittsburgh Homer Bleakney Newton Falls George Keeler Ira Smith Mt. Union Jacob Miller Josephine Miller James Miller Rochester Mills Marlin Crownover John Keeler Anthony Montgomery Elderton Ralph “Ramer Rural Valley Dodge Harry Baker Harry Montgomery Bleakney Alfred Smvs Ramer Mr. Shenk Mr. Cribbs New Clair Fritz Grove City Indiana High School Fritz Hugh Wiley, Jr Grove City College Monongahela James Longnecker Braddock A. Longnecker Jas. Markey Clarence Conner Wm. Tonkin Hazlette Co. A. Conner Burnside Hero Stephens Irma Treese Philipsburg

Yellow Creek Bridge Dedication On Benjamin Franklin Highway

The brief notes the Yellow Creek bridge on the Benjamin Franklin Highway, a boisterous stream in rain, and mentions the official dedication scheduled for Saturday afternoon, October 4, with a courtesy photo from Patriot Publishing Co. Indiana.

Cherry Tree Notes and Local Social Roundup

Indiana visitors and local families appear in a Sunday caller roundup and weekend trips. The Marnesboro district rally at the M B church drew a large crowd with about 1806 attendance. A marriage occurred September 26 in the Court House officiated by Register W Ralph Cummings.

Moore Albert Frank Zell Lois Avenel Albert Bigler Register and W. Ralph Cummings Court House

Cookport Fair Showed Notable Livestock Improvement

The Cookport Fair excelled this year with the premium revision drawing the largest and best livestock exhibit yet. Jerseys led the cattle show with about thirty four head, while the horse show also impressed attendees. Green Township leadership earned praise for the fair’s revitalization and new vigor. Local evangelist H C Hess opens a Penn Run series Sunday at 7 15 pm. Topics include Aids to a Successful Revival and The Price of Power. Wilgus Pig Club dates set for Saturday October 18 with weigh in morning and judging by L G Madison. Frank Long of Latrobe and wife visited Indiana on Tuesday.

Cookport Cookport Fair Green Township Penn Ren H. C. Hess Nanty-Glo Church of the Brethren Penn Run Wilgus Pig Wilgus Pig Club Wilgus Pennsylvania L. G. Madison Penn State

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