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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1934

Page

2

Moderation and Common Sense Should Guide Exercise

Dr Theodore M Apdel warns that physical culture can aid or ruin. Middle aged men should pace gym work and avoid obsessive routines that strain the heart. Moderation and common sense, not zeal, protect health and prevent “athlete’s heart.”

Theodore B. Ap- del Secretary of Health Walter Camp

The Hat Trick Becomes A Money Illusion Parade

The magician uses a hat full of gold dollars and an endless stream of 59 cent paper dollars to mock the national economy. The trick outshines rabbits, as critics note the money’s dilution and refer to Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch in a satirical riff on fiscal policy.

Washington

Coal Miners Face Job Losses From New Hydro Projects

An editorial in the Johnston County Ill. Progress argues federal hydroelectric projects will replace coal powered jobs. It cites six plants under construction costing over 700 million dollars and producing 28.6 billion kWh, potentially displacing 162,000 coal industry workers and imposing heavy tax burdens.

Johnston County Ill Illinois National Jol Saving and Investment Protection Bureau Coal Bureau Ullnolg

Political Speech Warns Versus Destroying Jobs

A statement urges voters to consider the impact of policies that could remove employment and cripple private enterprise, calling for reflection before election day and warning of a deadly blow to investment and job prospects.

Edwin M Clark named credit association correspondent

A statement from J. K. Doughton outlines the official duties of Attorney Edwin M. Clark as the Hollidaysburg Production Credit Association county correspondent in Indiana county. Clark will aid farmers in applying for loans, provide loan-type information, and prepare papers, with loan merits decided by the local loan committee. The article notes the office in Indiana, Pa, and Clark also serves as county attorney. It also includes unrelated demographic and can statistics.

Lynn H. Harnish Hollidaysburg Production Credit Association J. K. Doughton Production Credit Corporation of Baltimore Edwin M. Clark Hollidaysburg Association Indiana County Clark This Indiana Theatre Indiana Doughton Production Credit Association Baltimore Local Production Credit Association Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Baltimore

Permits Issued To 20,000 New Auto Topvers Each Month

Harrisburg reports that about 20,000 new motor vehicle operators are licensed monthly in Pennsylvania. Examinations are given at three per two licenses, with 164,875 exams and 122,735 licenses issued eight and six months into the 1924 25 season. More drivers renewals than new licenses, totaling 2,117,886 holders.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Anrvivora Highway Patrol Durbryg Augier Bureau of Motor Vehicles

McCamey Named Pastor at Swissvale Church in PA

At the Pittsburgh Conference of the MBE church Johnstown session Dr. James A. McCamey was transferred from Indiana church to Swissvale pastorate. New ministers include Rev Holt Hughes at Kenmore and Rev W J Miller moving to Jeannette. Other postings cover Blairsville Rural Valley and surrounding Blatraville district churches with various appointed leaders.

Pittsburgh M. BE Johnstown James A. McCamey Indiana Swissvale Holt Hughes Kenmore Buffalo Holt Blatraville R. W. McKechnie Apollo L. A. Stahl Armagh-Seward H. E. Smith Belsane R. T. Needham Blacklick G. EB Letchworth Bolivar Brushvalley F. A. Webb Clymer P. E. Trimpey Cokeville

Mr and Mrs Clinton McAfool Injured in Auto Collision

Mr and Mrs Clinton B McAfou and daughter Edna 14 of East Philadelphia street suffered lacerations and bruises when their car collided with a vehicle driven by Lisle Connacher 19 of Rossiter at the Philadelphia and Thirteenth streets intersection. Police say Connacher failed to heed the stop sign. his car entered Philadelphia street and struck the McAfoos vehicle causing it to overturn and leave Connacher in a ditch on North Thirteenth Street.

Rossiter Clinton B. McAfous Edna McAfous Philadelphia Lisle Connacher Thirteenth Streets Connacher Thirteenth Street Philadelphia Street McAfoos Machine McAfoos Connacher Machine Thirteenth St

Bishop and Mrs Smith Host Reception in Armagh

Bishop H L Smith of the Eastern Ohio Conference and Mrs Smith were honored guests at a reception and banquet in Armagh attended by about 70 persons including former pastors and local friends. The event featured toasts, remarks on the bishop’s boyhood days, and a group greeting at the M E church following the Cambridge hotel banquet.

H. Lester Smith Eastern Ohio Campton Armagh Stephen A. Johinston W. H. Nicholson Armagh Presbyterian Church Henry Smith Mary Hutchison Tomb H. M. Elliott Sadie Campbell Smith Armagh M. E H. E. Smith J. T. Davis J. J. ‘Buell Rodkey R. St, Jackson Samuel Hill W. M. Bracken John B. Dodd Wayne Patch W. H. Barber BH. A. Stephenson H. H. Household A. M. Doak R. G. Cramer Harry Butts Clarence Findley Mildred Findley Mary Smith Martha E. Tomb Rae Riggs Mary M. Tomb Virginia Tomb Eleanor Guidin T. ©. Maek T. C. Mack Boyd Wagner Ernest Kinsey Raymond Mack Sylvester Lowther Dillie M. Cunningham Susan Bracken J. J. Hutchinson Mra H. R. Bowman Melvina Paul A. Tomb Alex. Elott Lloyd Elliott Dmily Blackman Virginia Caldwell Martha Hess Chas McCachren Mary McFeaters Wm. Tomb Cordilla W. 8. Campbell Miss Campbell Milo Luther Ray Alexander Fannie Tomb J. B. McMullen Polly Tomb

Auditors Notice for Indiana County Orphans Court

Multiple auditors appointed by the Orphans Court of Indiana County announce hearings to settle distributions of estate funds. Notices reference H R Tanghima administrator for Alexander M Cook and Sayings & Trust Company executor for Nancy Moorhead, with dates and locations for attendance.

Jack Orphans’ Court Indiana County H. RB. Tanghima Alexander M. Cook Indiana Indivag Theatre Building Borough of Indiami Indiina County Sayings & Trust Company of Penny Nancy Moorhead Indiana Borough Philadelphia Street Indung Woo Olock A TL Vibrnon Wirenchmian Peeler Annie A. Douglass Grant Townality Douglass Marlon Center R.D Ernest Stewart William S. Daugherty Hart B Daugherty the Frees Tack N.W Canton Ohio

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