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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1935

Page

5

Hospital records show accelerated activity and growth

The Indiana Hospital reported a strong year ending August 31 1936 with 3364 admissions up from 1644 in 1930, 2262 operations, 102 babies born, 107196.34 spent across admin household plant maintenance and professional care and 101080.18 in receipts. Expenditures include 34891.26 for professional care and 32022.43 household. Net balance and campaign pledges noted.

Indiana Hospital Lillian A. Hollahan M. C. Gordon J. Anthony Graff W. C. Bennett Gee J. Feit Dr. Chas Be, Rink L. W. Householder Indiana John McAvoy Clymer L. A. Pitner Luciusboro State of Pennsylvania Community Chest

Indiana County Post elects officers and committees

Indiana County Post No. 1989 Veterans of Foreign Wars met in their post rooms Tuesday night and elected officers for the ensuing year including Commander S. G. Spicher and Ernest Moorhead as senior vice commander. Armistice day and Buddy Poppy sale committees were named, with poppies to be sold Saturday, November 9. The annual post smoker set for November 8 in the post room will honor Congressman Jos Gray and General Cronkhite, with arrangements by May McLain, George Clark, Murray Bopp, and Lawrence Sawyer.

Indiana County Post F. W Veterans of Foreign Wars Ralph Cummings Norman Duncan Cecil Beatty Clair Fieldline Buddy Poppy Sale R. M. Neville S. G. Spicher E. B. Campbell C. C. Goodheart Jos, Gray General Cronkhite May, C. ©. McLain George Clark Murray Bopp Lawrence Sawyer

County Sportsmen All Day Shoot at Old Stone House

Indiana County Fish and Game Association to hold a full day Pre-Hunting Season shoot at the Old Stone House grounds three miles west of Indiana on Route 422 starting at 10 00 a m on Thursday October 24. Open to all sportsmen to try skeet or trap. Bring your gun and aim to equal past marks. Pulpit Bible and Lamps Stolen From Cherryhill Township Church S: The Church of God at Maple Grove in Cherryhill township reports the pulpit Bible and some lamps stolen during the week. The Bible was left to the church by Joseph Phillips. Nearly 1 000 College Alumni Here For Hulme Coming on Saturday S: Nearly 1 000 alumni of Indiana State Teachers College return for Homecoming celebrations last Saturday, aided by ideal weather. Norman Koontz visited Harrisburg for a testimonial dinner honoring Lester A. Ade, the new state Superintendent of Public Schools.

Indiana County Fish and Game Association Old Stone House Indiana Route 422 Cherryhill Township Church of God Maple Grove Joseph Phillips Hulme Indiana State Teachers College Norman Koontz Harrisburg Lester A. Ade I. W. Fleming West Water Street Richard Stanley Fleming Millvale Ann Bowman Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company Clearfield Melinda Detwiler Philadelphia Street Hadi Ag Charles Bryan Masontown Carolyn Flat McClellandtown Melinda Flat LaRue Crouse Blairsville Sarah Kunkle Creekside Stacy &. Kunkle Guldesac Idaho J. M. Kunkle Litchfield Betty Kitty Jones Walter Gibson Ila Gibson Washington Wm. M. Lyons Penn Run Miss Gibson Pred J. 2. Mellvaing New Castle Town James W. Mack Holt Flughes Robert M. Fisher W. A. Simpson Thomas Sutton Earl Steele Walter Whitmyre Charles R. Fouter Gilbert Wolfenden Allan Kirkpatrick Edna Sproulg Jennis Ackerman

Republican Rallies Planned Across County Districts

Large attendance at county meetings signals voter interest in the Republican ticket ahead of the November election. North Mahoning township turnout included women voters at Trade City. Campaign kicks started Creekside and Alverda with rallies planned in Pine Flats Marion Center Canoe township and more towns through October 29.

Republian North Mahoning Township Trade City Creekside Alvyerda Pine Flats Marion Center Canoe Township Arcadia Cockport Homer City iShelocta Armagh

Narrow Escapes as Truck Overturns on Pinchot Road

Two men survived a 2:30 PM crash when a Ross Dry Cleaning Co truck left a Pinchot road between Clymet and Indiana, overturned, and toppled toward a 30 foot embankment. Driver Joseph Shaheen 24 and passenger Francis Conner, both of Clymer, were treated. Shaheen hospitalized with bruises and shock. Police say steering gear failure caused loss of control. Shaheen to be charged with driving without a license.

Joseph Shaheen Clymet Indiana Francis Conner Clymer Shaheen Indiana Hospital Conner Ross Dry- Cleaning Company Corp. L R. Felon State Highway Patrol

County Club Women Meet in Indiana on November 2

The Indiana County Congress of Women’s Clubs holds its fall session at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Indiana on November 2. A luncheon follows, with the Saltsburg Club presenting a play. Dr. Pauline B. Mack of Pennsylvania State College will speak on The Consumer. Reservations are via club presidents or county secretary Mrs. Clair Weaver.

Pauline Mack State College County Congress Indiana County Congress of Women’s Clubs Methodist Episcopal Church of Indiana Saltsburg Club Richard B. Perry Pauline B. Mack Pennsylvania State College Clair Weaver

Real estate transfers listed for various townships and buyers

A sequence of transfers shows L C McMillen to Clarke Pollock etc in East Mahoning Dixonville deposit Bank to Della Shields in Green township and many more. Multiple deeds record purchases for Indiana Mahoning Armstrong Cherry Hill White South Mahoning and other townships with prices from $1 to $2,700 and notes on parcels and acreage. A trespass notice is listed for The Progress office.

L. C. McMillen Clarke, Pollock East Mahoning Township Dixonville Deposit Bank Della M. Shields Green Township S. M. Johnston Savings & Trust Co Indiana Third Ward Savings & Trust Co. of Armstrong Township Francia Chapman Ashbaugh Lillie B. Almes Cherryhill Margaret C. Way Melvin P. White White Township First National Bank of Salisbury J. Raymond Devinney Fourth Ward Trene Corte Mary Y. Jamison Joseph A. Myers Farmers Bank & Trust Co Rayne Township Clara B. Ginter First National Bank Cherry Tree Montgomery Township Jennie KB. Christy Robert C. Martin Conemaugh Township Mayme EH. Fleming J. J. O'Neal Jon Bendis R. J. Hogan Young Township Joseph Bendis Fleet National Bank of Cherry Tree Willgm J. Bilsmore Glen Campbell Pennsylvania Railroad Co American Legion Memorial Association of Blairsville Carrie 3. Dowdle Leslie A. Jchick Burrell Township Turtle Creek Bank & Trust Co BE. S. Bayard Blacklick Township Mont Getty William King Joseph F. Dells Joseph L. Delil Saiteburg

Mother and Daughter Hurt in Car Crash Near Indiana

Mrs Mary Nesbitt of Johnstown and her daughter Miss Marsgrace Nesbitt, a student at Indiana State Teachers College, are in serious condition after a car overturned on the Benjamin Franklin highway one mile west of Indiana. Miss Nesbitt suffered skull fracture and severe head injuries. her mother has three rib fractures and body bruises. Mrs Freda Long and her daughter Miss Catherine Long, also students at the local college, escaped with minor injuries. Driver Thomas H Nesbitt, also of Johnstown, was uninjured. The crash followed loss of control after passing a truck. the car swerved left and overturned.

Mary Nesbitt Johnstown Marsgrace Nesbitt Indiana State Teachers College Indiana Hospital Benjamin Franklin Highway Indiana Neabitt Freda Long Catherine Long Thomas H. Nesbitt

County P T A Opens Year in Marion Center Park

The Indiana County Council of the Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers opens its new year with a 6:30 pm meeting and banquet at the Marion Center community park auditorium on October 24. Speakers include Mrs H H Hall of Williamsport and Dr Mary Riges Noble, with Dr Charles H Bee representing the Pennsylvania Medical Association. Local educators and PB. T.A. members from Marion Center Hast Mahoning Township will provide intermission entertainment. reservations due by October 19.

Indiana County Council Pennsylvania Congress of ‘Parents and Teachers Marion Center Community Park Marion Center High School Marion Center-Hast Mahoning Township B. F Pennsylvania Congress of Parents and Teachers Hall Commonwealth Mary Riges Noble Pennsylvania Department of Health Charles H. Bee Indiana Pennsylvania State Medical Association PB. T.A

Blairsville Sportsmen Plan Annual Game Dinner

Blairsville Sportsmen's Association outlines a three day rabbit and squirrel hunt from November 9 to 11. Rival captains Joe Winnell and Lloyd Stitt lead two teams, with winners to be treated at the November 12 game dinner. Scoring decides the winner as members hunt solo or in small groups and submit all game for supper. A membership drive was launched at the October meeting, urging every member to recruit new members.

Joe Winnell Lloyd Stitt Blairsville Sportsmen's Association

Indiana Post Office Workers to Attend Johnstown Meeting

Indiana postal employees will join about 200 to 250 district workers in Masonica Temple Johnstown Saturday evening for a 27th District meeting. Congressman Joseph Gray will address the attendees after a 6:30 dinner, followed by an entertainment session. Omar Menoher of Ligonier, a college football player, is in Indiana Hospital with a back injury from the game against Slippery Rock Teachers College, not considered serious. A severe electrical storm damaged Mrs. J C Weitzell’s West Water Street home, impacting the chimney roof and basement furnace.

Indiana Johnstown Indiana Post Office Masonica Temple Joseph Gray Omar Menoher Ligonier Indiana State Teachers College Indiana Hospital Slippery Rock Teachers College Menoher J. C. Weitzell West Water Street

Harvest Days Event Closes Monday Night

Indiana merchants run Harvest Days offering coupons with every 50c purchase or account payment. Coupons enter buyers in a prize distribution next Monday evening October 21, with nearly 100 prizes totaling 1200 dollars. Prizes on display opposite the Indiana Hotel at Fifth and Sixth streets. coupons urged to be kept until close.

Indiana Indiana Hotel Fifth Sixth

Indiana County 4 H Lamb Show at Pittsburgh Wednesday

The Indiana County 4 H Lamb Club with 16 boys will exhibit pens of three lambs at the Pittsburgh Stock Yards on Wednesday October 23 in competition with peers from Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. They will banquet at Fort Pitt hotel that evening and stay in Pittsburgh overnight. On October 24 the fat lambs go to auction to buyers from packers hotels and restaurants. The group is sponsored by the Indiana County Sheep and Wool Cooperative Association with the Extension Service.

Fort Pitt Indiana County 4-H Lamb Club Pittsburgh Stock Yards Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Pullman Company Indiana County Sheep and Wool Co-operative Association Extension Association Pittsburgh Indiana County Sheep and Wool Cooperative Association Richard Rosensteel Bori Indiana County 4-H Club Donald Ankeny Shelocta Dean Miller Robert Kimmel H. O. Kimmel, Jr Clarence Rosensteel Edin Paul Overdorf Indiana Alan Overdorf Clarence ‘Stake Clare Evans Clyde Altimus Joe George Homer City Abe Hummel Francis Harper R.D Wm. Harper John P. Deemer South Bend Gerald Segner

Personal Brevities Highlight Indiana Weekend Visitors

Braddock resident Misa Cesaie Reece visited friends in town while Mrs Blanch Clark toured her sister in Buffalo New York. Numerous Indiana residents hosted or visited family and friends including D A Cunningham turning 86 at 734 Whyne Avenue, and J R McCullough transacting county business while ordering The Progress. Several locals attended events, dinners, and hospital recoveries with half a dozen names and places across Indiana, New Castle, Grove City, and Pittsburgh referenced.

Misa ‘Cesaie Reece Braddock Blanch Clark Howard Segher Buffalo N. Y Naomi Leonard Gallitzin J. A. Fleming South Eleventh Street Betty Mitchell Greensburg Blair Calhoun South Fifth Street J. N. Scholes St. Joe Ind Gertrude Lewis Church Street R. BE. Krape Maxine Jonestown Fred Herlinger South Sixth Street D. A. Cunningham Indiana Whyne Avenue John J. T. Wilson Shelocta L. McLaughin Blacklick R.D Kenneth Kerr Newport Mra John Kerr South Twelfth Street T. MM, Lewly I Eleanor Grove City Merle Nevill Charles H. Bee Water Street John J. Lee Jacob Kinneen Lansing Michigan Roy Hughes Pennsylvania Osteopath Association Landcaster Annabelle Russell South Slath Street Indiana Hospital J. T. Stewart Richard School Street Morris Straub Johnstown Frank Porter Vinton Town Howard Porter Valley Forge Military Academy Phillip J. Gens Nicktown Martha Maley James Downey Hellwood B. J. Smithbauer Patton

William Kissinger Sr dies at 72 in Indiana home

William Kissinger Sr aged 72 a longtime Indiana resident died Wednesday morning at his East Locust street home. Born January 19 1863 in Hast Wheatfield township he grew vegetables and ran large gardens in Blacklick community. He lived in Indiana since 1908 wintering in Florida since 1909. Surviving children include Walter Frank Kissinger Vincent Kissinger Merle Kissinger William Kissinger Jr Joseph Kissinger and two from his first marriage. Funeral Friday at 2:00 p.m. at the Kissinger home with Greenwood cemetery interment.

William Kissinger Indiana East Locust Street Joseph Wrenbeth Kissinger Hast Wheatfield Blacklick Florida Flo Mmlma Clark Johnstown Walter Frank Kissinger Town Vincent Kissinger Latrobe Homer City Jane Nippes Catherine Lear Denver Colo Presbyterian Church Robert L. Clark Kissinger Greenwood Cemetery Kidward C. Lepley Mildred. (Davis) Lepley Edward C. Lepley Ernest Indiana Hospital van Ls Annabelle (Graffius) Davis Punxeytawney Lepley Iselin Reynoldsville Ernest Union Church Lester Case Linus L. Deyarmin White Township H. M. Deyarmin Blanche (Moorhead) Deyarmin Emazy Deyarmin Blair Deyarmin Rayne Township W. A. Degarin Windber Fleet United Presbyterian Church Stillman Foster

Dr Ernest Work Reports On Ethiopia In Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph

Dr Ernest Work former superintendent of Indian schools and East Mahontg township resident, wrote Ethiopia articles for Joseph Sielg in the Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph. He served 64 private instruction to Ethiopian princes, sons of Emperor Halie Selassie, while director of education in that country and authored Ethiopia a Pawn in European Diplomacy. St Francis Catholic Church Rossiter damaged by fire altar destroyed and building damaged to about 2000 dollars. Cause undetermined. Temperance rally at Brughvalley H Sunday October 20 at 7 30 at Brughvalley Methodist church speaker Dr Tope state superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League.

Ernest Work Mads Ethiopia Nutlya East Mahontg Indlanga Joseph Sielg Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph Work Halle Selassie SG Brancis Catholic Ian Rossitey St.Brancis Catholic Rossiter J Hrushvalley H Methodist Episcopal

County Teachers Meet Here Next Week In Indiana

County teachers gather for a two day institute at Indiana high school October 25 and 26 with sessions on education and society. Notables include Dr. E. Lewis Dr. MacGowan and Dr. Foster addressing topics from devotionals to teaching profession. An enrollment fee of 1.50 covers institute expenses and membership in professional groups. local principals will collect the fee in districts.

Indiana Auditorum Indiana High School B. Lewis Ohio State University Columbus Robert MacGowan Irvington Presbyterian Church New York City Charles R. Foster Indiana State Teachers College James Remeley Arthur Pfohl E. Lewis Worlds Federation of Education Associations Oxford England B. H. Lewis MacGowan Nevin Montgomery Indiana County E.E. Lewis Pr. Lewis Institute School Journal Armagh East Wheatfield Mrs. C. B. Winger Riders Ridge R. W. Beamer Georgeville Hast Mahoning May Koithepp Campbell J. A. Mannert J. K. Hamilton Green D. D. Patterson Homer City J. $. Byera North Mahoning Kenneth Pfeiffer South Dale Bowser West Mahoning and Smicksburg Louveigh B. Good Marion Fr. W. Beamer LD. Patterson CG. Hoyt Tawi Yuckenberg

Myers Agency Sells Several Local Properties in Era

Ira A. Myers, local broker, reports sales including Hy El Bennett property on South Beveath Street to Norman Koontz, Indiana schools superintendent, and Margaret Myers property on Bast Lovust Street to Guy Ta Uber. Also moved De J Hileman property in Hille Dale to H.A. Rutrigh & Son and Hileman estate lot in Efillsdale to O. K. Spicher, plus a Sallyburg lot to J. Raymond Deruing. Average life notes end with a quirky statistic about buttons.

Myers Ira A. Myers Hy EL Bennett Beveath Street Norman Koontz Superfine Tendent Indiana Schools Margaret Myers Bast Lovust Street Guy Ta Uber de. J. HH. Hileman Hilledale H.A. Rutrigh & Son Efillsdale Hileman Estate O. K. Spicher la Lot Sallyburg J. Raymond Deruing

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Cai Marion Center Park Blairsville Sportsmen Harry Mitchell Betty Daugherty Jay Franklin Kuhn Molie Irene Adamson Norman Franklin Pelter Salina Goldie Laura Conner Barnesboro Silas W. Spence Hannah Buga Pairman Frank Ossman Fay Rowley Thomas J. Brandon Lasther B. Little Creakside Jagon Carlyle Melcury Lena Gale Lambing Joseph P. Geletka Coral Anna Paul Kerestes Clymer Elizabeth Kadman Commodore C. . Pease White Two Mary Jane Baker C. C. McLain Omer F. O'Hara Highways Department Harry Henderson Warren State Liquor Control Board J. N. Langham Liquor Control Board Shat
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