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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1935

Page

2

Republican Ticket for State and County Offices

The ballot lists a Republican ticket featuring State Judge of the Supreme Court Horace Stern, Judge of the Superior Court Jesse B. Cunningham, County Judge E. E. Creps, Prothonotary W Earl Long, Treasurer John M. Thompson, Sheriff Harry E. Koozer, Commissioners J B Flenniken and Levi Hock, District Attorney Edwin M. Clark, Auditors Floyd A. Lightner and Harry A. Nichols, Coroner John Woobs.

Supreme Court Horace Stern Superior Court Jesse EB. B Cunningham E. E. Creps Earl Long John M. Thompson Harry E. Koozer J.B Flenniken Levi Hock Edwin M. Clark Floyd A. Lightner Harry A, Nichol John Woobs

Temperature and Fashion Dictate Garment Choices

A health official warns against blindly following fashion in outerwear. She notes wide autumn to winter temperature swings in Pennsylvania and advises using two lighter coats rather than relying on a single heavy garment to prevent illnesses.

Park Avenue New York City Edith MacBride-Dexter Pennsylvania

Local Social Notes Highlight Lewistown Visitors and Weekend Trips

William Fleischer and wife from Lewistown visited locally. Robert Bee and Stanley Ross called in Clearfield. Miss Alice Stiffler and Charles Sheen from Altoona spent the weekend with May and Mrs. Jay Stiffler. Emaline May in Johnstown. Mr. and Mrs. Orlans Kopp and son Jimmy from Cleveland visited here. Mrs. Kopp to stay with her mother at Spangler hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sebring and family visited Norman Sebring in Portage. Mrs. Tillie Sebring joined. Mrs. Wm. Miller recuperating at home. Harlin Bee and others shopped in Johnstown. Public sale ad from The Progress.

Robert Bee Stanley Ross Clearfield Alice Stiffler Charles Sheen Altoona May Jay Stiffler Emaline May Johnstown Orlans Kopp Jimmy Cleveland Kopp Bob Bee Clayton Wooster

The Irish in Us and Page Miss Glory At Ritz Theatre

The Ritz Theatre showcases The Irish in Us with James Cagney and Pat O'Brien on Oct 18 19, Page Miss Glory with Marion Davies and Dick Powell on Oct 18 19, Live My Life with Joan Crawford and Brian Aherne on Oct 21 23, plus Powder Smoke Range with Hoot Gibson and Boots Mallory on Oct 25 26.

James Cagney Pat O'rlen Frank McHugh Its Marion Davies Gary Ritz Theatre Dick Powell Joan Crawford Brian Aherne Aherne New York Miss Crawford Frank Morgan Alfie MacMahon Eric Blore Arthur Treacher Pat O'Brien Miss Glory Hoot Gibson Boots Mallory

Weddings of a Week Start with Irenes Creekside Wedding

Irene Adamson daughter of Edward and Mrs Adamson wed day Kuhn son of Joseph Kuhn in Creekside at the Creekside Presbyterian church. Officiant Rev John K Boston conducted the ceremony at the minister's home with a reception for about 40 relatives and friends. Kuhn, a South Mahoning farmer, and his bride plan to reside on the Kuhn farm joined by local celebration.

Irene Adamson Edward Adamson Creekside Day Kuhn Plumville John K. Boston Creekside Presbyterian Church Joseph Kuhn South Mahoning Township Kuhn

Local Nuptials Report From Commodore Cumberland and Clymer

Rose McMasters and Migs Maxine Robbing of Commodore wed by Rev Sheridan Mu Masters on October 4. The groom son of John MuMasters of LaJose, a coal miner. The bride daughter of Jesse Robbins of Commodore. Also William Miss Margaret Williams and James M sing er tied in Cumberland last Friday. The newlyweds will reside in Vinco. Rueben saygal George Rueben of Clymer and Anna Sabal of Dixonville married in Clymer Greek Catholic church. They will reside in Clymer.

Rose McMasters Migs Maxine Robbing Commodore Sheridan McMuasters Revloe John MuMasters LaJose Jesse Robbins Willian Margaret. Williams Min Llewellyn Williams New Flovence James M.singer Ralph Singer Vinco Traveriage Cumberland A. W&. Flor The Brethren Church Ruebben-saygal George Rueben Clymer Mies Anna Sabal Steve Sabal Dixonville

Brown Wright Couple Wed in Ernest On October Eight

Joe Brown and Mrs. Clifford Wright of Ernest were married at Ernest on October 8 by Rev. J. G. Kendrick. The groom works as a coal miner.

Local Family Visits Across Towns Reported

Rochester Mills or and Mrs Wart Piter and family of DuBois spent Sunday with relatives. Mr and Mrs John Ray of Falls Creek spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ivan Miller. Mrs L R Elder and Mrs Ivan Miller spent Thursday afternoon at Punxsutawney. Lee Richardson of New York visits his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Richardson. Robert Hill and Carlisle Gibson spent Friday with friends at Bradord. Miss Florentine Richardson of Eric was a town visitor Saturday. Mr and Mrs L R Elder and daughter Fanny and Miss Jean Richardson attended the show at Punxsutawney Friday evening. William Jeffries, employed in the mines at McIntire, spent the weekend with his family. Mr and Mrs Charles Moody of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ivan Miller.

L. R. Elder Fanny Jean Richardson Punxsutawney William Jeffries McIntire Charles Moody Pittsburgh Ivan Miller Chambersville Crooked Creek Melvin Wells Vandergrift Naettie Wella Chas, Brady Harry Bobby Batty Lou Anna Bonatch Beionds Barr Slope Frank Kirk Harry Miller Jacob DeHaven Mary Jane Miller Indiana Carl Miller Walter Bartholomew John Cuddy Atwood Elizabeth Gray Five Points

Local Items From Smithport And Area

Thomas Williams aged resident recovers from pneumonia by week’s end. Lloyd Gaston, son of Milton and Mrs Gaston, a pneumonia case at home. Relief workers shift to road projects. some still unemployed. Bennett family from Rossiter visit. Ord Bennett buys a Chevy truck. Apple pruning at Ron Segar home with many attendees. Dust storm research notes health risks to lungs but finds no disease transmission.

Thomas Willams Lloyd Gaston Milton Gaston Pine Flats Ord Bennett Ron Segar Roy Gorman Ney Crameron Maury States Geneva Lou Bear Amanda Henry Merle Bennett Jack Gorman James Slates Ben Segar

Descendants of pioneer minister reunite at Simpson Church

Descendants of the Rev John Simpson who founded the Simpson Church Blanket Hill Armstrong County held a reunion on Saturday October 12 1936. About 126 people attended the memorial service in the church yard and the social hall where officers of the new Rev John Simpson Memorial Association were elected and the group planned annual reunions.

John Simpson Blanket Hill Armstrong County Leistershire England Armatrong County Simpson Pennsylvania John T. Simpson Newark N. J Circuit Rider Geo. A. Smith Oakmont D. W. Simpson Indiana Bessie Simpson Philadelphia B. M. Simpson Soldiers of the Cross William A. Simpson Island Heights Ladies M. HE. Church Major D. W. Simpson Erwin M., Simpson, Jr Holt Hughes

County Medical Society Members Entertained by Auxiliary

The Indiana County Medical Society held its regular monthly meeting at Rustic Lodge with Auxiliary members entertaining their husbands at dinner. Donald Long sang two numbers and Bert Elkin offered two piano selections. Dr. W. F. Weitzel conducted a white elephant sale, then guest speaker Dr. Frank S. Evans of Pittsburgh delivered a talk to local medical professionals. Mrs. C. Paul Reed was installed as Auxiliary president, receiving a corsage from the retiring president.

Indiana County Medical Society Rustic Lodge Donald Longwill Town Bert Elkin Smicksburg W. F. Weitzel Frank S. Evans Pittsburgh C. Paul Reed F. B. Stevenson

Young People Council Meeting at Tanoma Church 8 PM

The Young People Council meets Friday at Tanoma Evangelical Church starting 8:00 p.m. The program includes a worship service Beulah Short reading I John 4 a discussion on strengthening Christianity in the community a life at Kanesatake report and a discussion on aiding others to become Christian A G Meade Ellen Fairman Harold Rankin business meeting and minutes. Also note reservations for the farm extension dinner on October 25 with a deadline October 23 and speaker William V Dennison Penn State. A separate note reports Hobbers invading a nudist camp near Gaya Spain stealing valuables and burning clothes to avoid pursuit.

Young People's Council Young People’s Council Tanoma Ellen Fairman Harold Rankin J. W. Warner First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana William V. Dennison Penn State College

Social notes from Mayville and nearby towns

Mrs Alya Swartz of Mayville visited the Suttons last week. Mrs Rebecca McGraw hosted her daughters and Kathryn McGraw of Indiana as guests. Mrs Wilson of Freeport visited the Schrum home. The funeral of Mrs Eirza Jane Fisher was held at United Evangelical Church. she was 80. Surviving children include William, Harry, and Edward Reynolds. Rev Fateh of Bolivar Methodist church was ill. Births include Marlin James Betts on Oct 8 at Memorial Hospital Johnstown. Numerous locals and visitors from Pittsburgh Blairsville Vandergrift New Florence and Conemaugh were noted in social calls and church activities. The Brethren Sunday School met at John McGraw’s.

Eirza Jane . Fisher Samuel Fisher Bolivar United Evangelical Church James N. Betts, Jr Marlin James, Jr Memorial Hospital Johnstown Betts Fay Bowser Edward Bowser Jerry Saxton Indiana Earl McClure Pittsburgh Ralph Brett Atkinson Lawrence Mack Vandergrift Ora Boyle Lydia Lichtenfels John B. Boyle Charles A. Robinson Perry Boyle John Mc‘Graw Blairsville Thomas Anderson Mabel New Florence John McGraw Irvin Kelly Conemaugh Swanberg Catherine N. 3 Walter Muir Near Town

Sunday School In Crooked Creek Church

Local Sunday school resumes at Crooked Creek Church next Sunday morning. Various residents including Melvin Wells, the Wella and Brady families, and others were noted visiting relatives in the area over the weekend. Updates mention health news and Indiana visits, with farm indemnity changes in Bangs disease control.

Public Sale at 133 Iselin Pa Household Goods

At the residence of Tony Yorset owner the October 18 1935 public sale lists two grid cooking stoves an electric radio a Maytag washer cupboards ice box extension table brass bed and various furniture and tools. Auctioneer R W George conducts the cash sale.

Iselin Tube Edison Maytag Tony Yorset R. W. George

Wisconsin professor unveils bullet to gun make model device

Dr J H Mathews of Wisconsin university announces a device that determines a gun make and model from study of its bullet. A report notes twenty is called the most dangerous age for auto drivers.

J. H. Mathews Wisconsin University

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