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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1937

Page

6

What 128000000 Consumers Want By Raymond Pitcairn

National Chairman outlines how 128,000,000 Americans face rising living costs. He argues the burden comes from high government spending and debt, not wages, urging cost cuts in government to reduce the cost of living for households nationwide.

Raymond Pitcairn Bureau of the Census United States Frenne

Two Men Arrested for Driving While Intoxicated

Berty Cooper of Idamar and Leo Farnbaugh of Ebensburg were arrested Tuesday by Chief Tony Asey of Clymer on charges of operating motor vehicles under the influence. Both men were committed to the county jail.

Berty Cooper Idamar Leo Farnbaugh Ebensburg Tony Asey Clymer Lauor

Chambersville Man Held on Felonious Assault Charge

Michael Kachaba, 45, of Chambersville, held in county jail on felonious assault and aggravated assault and battery charges. Alleged to have stabbed Albert Coursin, 27, of Chambersville, with a coal pick during an October 6 argument.

Chambersville Michael ‘Kachaba Kachaba Albert Coursin

Deaths of Dr F A Marshall and local notables

Obituaries for Dr F A Marshall a 63 year old Indiana veterinary surgeon who died of a heart attack at his South Fifth Street home. Grant Snyder a 71 year old Glen Campbell hotelman who died after a paralytic stroke. Mrs Charles Linsenbigler a Vandergrift native. William Meneely a longtime Oaklind Cemetery worker. Surviving family members and burial details noted.

Longtime Mumford native John Lockard dies at home

John B. Lockard aged 89, a World War II veteran and former NYS Investigator, died at his Mumford home after a career spanning Olean and Rochester. Survived by wife Mabelle and daughter Elizabeth, he was active in United Presbyterian church and served as elder. Brothers and sisters listed among Washington, D. C. connections. Burial plans unspecified.

John B. Lockard Mumford N. Y T. N. Lockard Indiana Cockport France 307 Field Artillery Berlin Army of Rehabilitation Germany Russia Olean Rochester New York Elizabeth William N. Lockard Wintondale Howard C. Davis New Kensington Thomas Lockard Harry Vaughn Misa Gladys Lockard Washington, D. C

Funeral Rites for Nyland and Davis in Local Pubs

Funeral rites were held for Charles Nyland of near Plumville with burial in United Presbyterian cemetery at Plumville. He died suddenly at Revloc Coal Mining Co plant. Paul S. Davis of Blairsville died in a Pittsburgh car crash. Elizabeth Lawrence of Blairsville and Mrs. John Thompson of Blairsville also mourned.

Sagamore Presbyterian Church United Presbyterian Cemetery Plumville Charles Nyland Revloc Coal Mining Company Revloc Morris Run Tioga County Sagamore Kittanning Lodge of Eagles Rose Nyland Charles John Robert William Betty Jean Anna Nyland Culver Creekside R. D Edward Springdale Walter New Kensington Elizabeth Sheenan Alice Brown Wells

Bright autumn colors caused by chemicals instead of frost

Harrisburg reports that autumn foliage in Pennsylvania forests is driven by internal plant chemistry rather than frosts. Secretary Bogardus explains mineral substances decompose as trees prepare for winter, with sugars and corky tissue shaping red and yellow colors before leaves drop.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania James F. Bogardus Department of Forests and Waters State Department of Forests and Waters New England West Coast Canada Middle Atlantic States

Obituary notices and death summaries from Hastings area

Funeral rites for Alpheus B. Clark, 74, will be held at his Hastings residence with interment in Thompson cemetery Montgomery township. A native of Cherry Tree, he died Monday in Hastings, where he had lived 50 years. Amanda Abe Clark and two sons Steele and George survive, with two sisters Blanche and Sybil. Elma Gay Buterbaugh, about three, died in Commodore from a chronic heart ailment. She was born Dec 29 1984 in Green township. Survived by parents Milton and Mrs Buterbaugh and many siblings. burial in Cookport Methodist cemetery. Sylvester Lute, 55, Green township native, died Oct 5 in Mt. Union Armstrong county. survived by widow Margaret and his father. burial in Mt. Union Evangelical cemetery. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to R. D. readers, $5.50.

F. A. Marshall M. TH Rome Bradford County Indiana Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Husbandry South Fifth Street James E. Marshall Towanda University of Indianapolis University of Kentucky State Bureau of Animal Husbandry M. E. Church Rome Lodge Masonic Fraternity Towe Hill Elizabeth (Drake) Marshall Sidney A. Marshall Harry W. Stoffel White Township C. M. Kier L. G. Marshall C. J. Marshall Philadelphia Grant Snyder Union Cemetery Rossiter Glen Campbell Hishome McGees Mills Tobia Snyder Cambria County Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Slater Kelly White DuBois Charles Linsenbigler Thei Charles Linnenbigier Atwood Vandergrift Mary Sturgeon Sturgeon John Sturgeon Grier Youngstown Ethel Cale Cleveland Grace Kennerdell Carrie Lubbert Pittsburgh A. 8. Johnston William M. &. Church Town Holt Hughes Frank Wells Greensburg Whorten. Frank Fay DeVinney Homer City Charles Edith DeVinney N. R. DeVinney Anna May (Hoff) DeVinney George E. Long Robinson Funeral Home North Seventh Street Oakland Cemetery This County Indiana Hospital Benjamin Mary (Carpenter) Long Margaret (Wilson) , Long Seattle Wash Lena Giles Los Angeles Calif Linda Kermit W. M. Long Margaret Schwartz BR. F. J C. Long Adara New Jon Long Irwin Hopewell M. E. Church Paul S. Davis Blairsville Blacklick Township Richard Kaufman Kaufman Grace Hogan Davis Pennsylvania Railroad Company David and Savilla Lawrence) Davis Lottie Nixon) Davis Minnie Cover James William Davis W. S. Lawrence Elizabeth (Steele) Lawrence W. 8. Lawrence Matthew Martha Taylor Crooks Jacksonville United Presbyterian Church R.S. McClure William N. Steele J. C. Wiley Mc~ Keesport R. W. Sands Jessie Steele John ‘Thompson John §. Thompson William ©. Devinney Walter Ralph Dewey Thompson Montgomery Township Alpheus B. Clark Cherry Tree Hastings L. M. Clark Ebensburo Altoona Amanda Elma Gay Buterbaugh Milton R. Buterbaugh Commodore Green Township Harold Jack Wayne Blaine Rita Evelyn Leona Odessa Vera Olive Faye W. 8. Buterbaugh R.D D. W. Henry Penn Run Methodist Church Cookport Sylvester Lute Mt. Union Armstrong County Samuel Lute Kenwood Margaret (Shilling) Lute Cherryhill Township Phoebe Picterson Pine Township Mt. Union Evangelical

Republicans Favor Changes In Party Rules

Disgust with the New Deal sends Republicans back to the fold as they register protests by voting the Republican ticket in November. Speakers include William Ruddock Pierce Barhbor J. B. Flenningen J. T. Stewart J. Clair Sloan Gilbert Wolfenden H B. E. Creps Edward Stephens Elmer W. Allison and W. R. Calhoun. Calhoun pledges support for Allison and the ticket. David Hill reports county voter registration progress with 28 202 eligible voters and a Republican lead of 5 641 over Democrats. Blairsville and Indiana borough figures show Republican majorities. A Commerce Department note adds paint and lipstick trivia.

William Ruddock William E. Pierce Thomas Barhbor J. B. Flenniken J. T. Stewart J. Clair Sloan Gilbert Wolfenden BH. EB. Creps Edward Stephens Elmer W. Allison Register and Recorder W. R. Calhoun Calhoun Allison David Hill Indiana Blairsville

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