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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1930

Page

5

Aged Woman Dies in Livermore Home Fire

Mrs. Sarah Chrisman aged 79 died after her clothing ignited before a grate fire in the Hughes home near Livermore Conemaugh township Tuesday afternoon about 4:00 oclock. She was a Bethel church member and left eight grandchildren nine great grandchildren two sisters and a brother. Funeral at 1:30 Thursday at the Hughes residence conducted by Rev Mountain and Rev Prugh with interment at Oakland cemetery Indiana.

Sarah Chrisman Margaret Hughes Livermore Conemaugh Township Hughes Bethel Church Center Township Mountain Clarksburg Prugh Homer City Oakland Cemetery Indiana Janetta Black Clara Kier Avonmore Ary McLaughlin Dayton H. M. Irwin Johnstown

Lucerne Man Killed in Portage Mine Tragedy

Lucerne man Michael Haschak aged 22 died instantly at Sonman Shaft Coal Mining Company Portage Cambria County when cars carrying miners ran wild down a slope. Victims also include George Fuchilla aged 45. Fifty miners injured. Fuchilla survived by wife and nine children. Haschak was a Lucerne resident and former Lucerne Mines baseball player. he planned to return to Lucerne.

Michael Haschak Lucerne Sonman Shaft Coal Mining Company Portage Cambria County George Fuchilla Fuchilla Haschak Stephen Haschak Lucerne Mines Pummer

Double Anniversary Observed in Washington Twp

Neighbors and friends marked the 19th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Harmon and Mrs. Harmon’s 66th birthday with a gathering at the Harmon home. About 64 guests attended, sharing a noon dinner and a day of socializing. gifts were given to the couple amid a festive atmosphere.

George Harmon Dean Donald Misa Grace Lukehart Beatrice Miller Gayle Miller Ethel Warman Josiah Fisher Frank John J. B. Park Elsie Roy Orr Norma Jeane John Kough Don George Martha Betty Charlie Adamson Larue Leonard Wayne Sarah Brown J. M. Nycum Della Fleming Ruth Charlie Brown Jessie Johnston Berylson Elizabeth Walter Harman Henderson Frank Lohr John Orr James Painter Barl

Harvest Days Prizes Claimed At Noon Today

A long list of prize winners for Harvest Days is announced with numerous Indiana entries and several winners from Homer City and Plumville. Notable prizes include Electric Boudoir Lamp, Electric Waffle Iron, Mantel Clocks, Davenport Tables, and a Kitchen Cabinet, among many others. The full drawn numbers are detailed on Page Four.

Grace Hengell Homer City Paul Blankets Bar Mortimer Butler Earl M. Long Indiana Child’s Rodker Lawrence M. Sawyer Delos Campbell Wm. ‘B. Hildebrand C. W. Duncan John R. Wattling Raymond Mock George Bartka Waterman F. B. Stevenson Wm. B. Hildebrand Helen Williams Sherman Ayers Plumville John J. Connally Ellen Williams R. C. Doty Glark Aul R.D Hugh Ruddock

Real estate transfers and local church event notices

A list of real estate transfers includes many transactions in Plumville Blairsville Green White Indiana Mahoning and N Mahoning with prices from 76 to 2500. A cornerstone laying program for the New U P Church at Shelocta is announced with Dr O H Milligan and Rev R V Wright in charge. A Brushvalley Parent Teachers Institute program is outlined with songs devotional a monologue debate and music. An article notes nagging as a major cause of separations based on a survey of 300 couples and a Drexel Park Presbyterian church minister's view.

A. Teyssier Joseph M. Travis Plumville John. G. New B. & L. Alan Blairsville J O. N. Stiles Thomas Kirtley Green John A. Fennell J. A. Rosborough White J. C. Byers Chas. T. McLaughlin Indiana Guy A. Artman Phillipp Weavey Burrell Harry G. Moorhead Archie T.palmer Tillie C. Verner Ward R. Murray Edgar D. Wakefield Harry EB. Weaver J.3. Mottarn N. Mahoning Frank Parry Harry P. Young U. P Shelocta Parent Brushvalley Parent-Teachers’ Institute America Bertha Wagner Ruby Shaffer Otis Overdorff H. ©. Cunningham Frank McCrea A. W. Overdorff B. G. Miller Chicago Clinton C. Cox Drexel Park Presbyterian Church

Law Offenders Appeal for Sentence Monday Morning

Judge J N Langham imposed sentences on several pleas to liquor laws and aggravated assault. Mike Sulock fined 100 dollars costs. John Verhaulic fined 50 dollars cash to the prosecutor plus costs. Albert Chappell noted. Tony Chialia Stanley Shuminsky and John Daily had sentences suspended on payment of costs. Road opening at Clarksburg Thursday afternoon will attract many with a 3 PM ceremony and procession. Elders Ridge via Iselin banquet at Presbyterian church for ticket holders. Cokeville Man Dropped Dead at his home in Cokeville Charles Patz 65 years old formerly employed at Henigin coal mine in Derry township Westmoreland County.

J. N. Langham Mike Sulock John Verhaulic Albert Chappell Tony Chialia Stanley Shuminsky John Daily Clarksburg Elders Ridge Iselin Presbyterian Church Cokeville Charles Patz Blairsville Henigin Derry Township Westmoreland

Father of Ernest Woman Fatally Injured by Truck on Saturday

Ernest man’s father, Eli Schrecengost, 60, of Armstrong County, died after being struck on Rural Valley road Saturday by an auto truck driven by Harry Winslow of Patton. Blairsville’s Donald Almes named chairman of Muskingum College homecoming decorations committee for ninth annual event at New Concord, Ohio. C. J. Hosack of White Township hospitalized in Indiana with a fractured skull after being kicked by a horse on his farm Thursday.

Ernest Eli Schrecengost Armstrong County Charles Fink Harry Winslow Patton Blairsville Muskingum College Donald Almes New Concord C. J. Hosack White Township Indiana Hospital

Broad list of Indiana visitors and local events

Personal notes record numerous visitors and residents in Indiana and nearby towns. Names include Fair, Brown, Simpson, Cusedy, Lakehart, Devers, Peterman, Beer, Strong, Mikesell, Rorabaugh, Park, Pealer, Campbell, Charnock, Kendig, Gibson, Bowers, North, Deemer, Berkeypile, Heinze, Wright, Butler, Moorehead, Smith, Williams, Lyons, Houser, Fyock, Horvath, Wagner, Jackson. Also notes a marriage, a dairy relocation, a baby named Stanton Leroy, and a pastor transfer. Hunting and dog license totals given for the county.

Howard M. Fair lAliquippa Indiana M. H. Brown Penn Run John T. Simpson Newark Squire L. A. Cusedy Smicksburg T. A. Lakehart Plumville Harry Devers South Bend Brice Peterman Clair Five Points Sloan Beer Town Indiana Hospital Nathan L. Strong Brookville Cumberland C. L. Campbell Heshbon Roger . Charnock J Bruce Kendig Canada Howard Gibson Harrisburg John E. Gibson South Sixth Street Harry G. Bowers Lee S. North Punxsutawney L. E. Deemer Progress Ida Berkeypile Clay Cherryhill Township Johnstown Clarence Heinze Eva Wright J. T. Butler Coraopolis Watson Johns Ambridge Donald Moorhead Paul Smith Ernest Ridgway W. P. Wiggins Doris Paul Davis Lois Marie Dorothy Edgar Armstrong Township Dale Wolfe Edinboro Leroy Harvey Clark Avenue Harvey Stanton Leroy Albert Warren Marie Locust Streat David J. Fiscus Water Street Helen Williams South Seventh Street Slate College Blair Johnston Denver Colo Robert Johnston Walter William M. Lyons Zoe Lyons W. D. Gibson Cokeburg Washington County Ernest Houser J. W. Kinter Rayne Township Sr. L. Fyock Jacob I. Fyock Ida Fyock Purchase Ling Catherine E. Fyock Teachers’ County Institute

Indiana Hospital reports profit after year of activity

The Indiana Hospital, under Superintendent Miss Lilhan A Hollohan, reported a net profit of $311.31 for the past year on receipts totaling $70,316.95 against expenditures of $76,305.64. During the year 1,644 patients were admitted, 78 babies born and 85 deaths occurred, with 1,006 operations and 851 patients X-rayed. The hospital nears completion of a new wing and will implement ideas from a Philadelphia conference.

Indiana Hospital Lil- Han A. Hollohan M. C. Gordon A. J. Musser George T. Buchanan Robert M. Misher John M. Miller

Centennial service marks Elders Ridge Presbyterian milestone

The Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church observed its 100th anniversary with a centennial celebration drawing upwards of 400 attendees. Notables included Dr. Alexander Donaldson, founder of Elders Ridge Academy and longtime pastor, honored along with the Elder and Craighead families. The program featured welcomes by H. E. Townsend and Rev. Harry Hood, with reminiscences by local figures and praise for community builders. Local notes cover a drought-impacted harvest of 575 bushels of oats from 11 acres by Albert Hill, and appointments within the Indiana County American Legion and county Sabbath School Association. Election officers and officials were named for several districts.

Presbyterian Church Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church Alexander Donaldson Elders Ridge Harry Hood Indiana Donaldson W. T. Lardner Pittsburgh Miss Nettle Elder John A. Scott 8. W.guthrie Robert Henry Mary Watson Bell

Republicans Witt A Spirited Rally Saturday

Republicans from all sections of the county attended the rally in the Court House Saturday evening. The packed audience heard James Davis discuss immigration and tariffs, former Governor Pinchot promise coal and police reforms, and other speakers including Strong, Peeler, Griffith, and Bowers endorse the ticket and urge voter participation.

Huth Slastic Tilly Woldhere Court House HH. Wallace Thomas Mon James J. Davis United States James F. Malone Pittsburgh Allegheny County Pinchot Publc Service Commission Nathan L. Strong Brookville J. Wider Peeler Charles R. Griffith Harvey G. Bowers Punx Sutawney

Milk law notices and state permit requirements

Dairymen inquire about the new milk law effective September day. Every retail milk seller must have a milk permit issued by the Division of Milk Control, with separate milk houses or rooms and sanitized equipment. Buckets for bottle milk must be clearly labeled and cleaned. Some adopt bucket retailing for small sales. Attendees urge prompt permit applications to avoid penalties. Also notes 1920 marriages and 1929 figures for the United States and Pennsylvania, plus a conference of dog law agents pledging support for Governor candidate Gifford Pinchot.

Warner Carl Lewis Smicksburg Department of Health Division of Milk Control Harrisburg Marrinburg Alloona Gifford Pinchot

Recent Deaths Reflect Local Losses In Blairsville And Vicinity

Mrs Archy Shaffer, aged 28, of Clerksburg, died Tuesday at home after married life with Archy C Shaffer. Survived by husband and three children, funeral Friday at 2 pm in Mural Valley church with Rev Wolfe, burial in St John Cemetery. Also noted are Mrs Elsie McClarnon of Pittsburgh, adopted in Cherryhill home, died at Allegheny General Hospital after six weeks illness. Funeral held. burial at West View. Charles W Byrne, Blairsville restorer and former PRR detective, died at home after long illness. brother of Mrs Joseph Coat of West Chestnut Street.

Archy Shaffer Gladys WH. Shaffer Archy C. Shaffer Clerksburg John Shamaker Vatley Ernast Wun 1 Lutheran Church Doras -Lou Shaffer Robert Dean Shaffer Jatt LeRoy Shaffer Mural Valley Church Wolfe St. John's Cemetery John McClarnon Elsie McClarnon Pittsburgh Allegheny General Hospital James H. Donahey Cherryhill Township Huntingdon County Fred Rheams George Bowman Pitsburg Winburt West View Cemetery Charles W. Byrne Blairsville Pennsylvania Railroad Company Decened Joseph Coat West Chestnut Street

Heavy fire losses hit Homer City mines and White Township

A string of destructive blazes in Homer City, Nee Mine and White Township caused substantial damage. An overheated stove destroyed Peter Sidor’s two story home in Homer City. later an arson suspected fire damaged Mike List’s two story brick house and store with $2600 loss insured. A small Church Street dwelling used by Wilson Construction suffered minor damage from an overheated stove. A six room grade school in Wintondale burned entirely due to an overheated furnace, with a loss estimated between 65000 and 6000 and the 600 volume library lost.

Homer City Nee White Township Peter Sidor Mike Lis Church Street Indiana Democrat M. F Wilson Construction Company Johnstown Wintondale

Whoopee on Technicolor at The Ritz opens Oct 27

The Ritz Theatre begins a midnight show at 12:01 a.m. Monday October 27 featuring Whoopee a Samuel Goldwyn Florenz Ziegfeld musical riot starring Eddie Cantor in a three day run. Producers Goldwyn and Ziegfeld have crafted a high budget color screen version noted for its lavish scenes and numerous costume changes filmed in famed locations including Zion National Park around 74 scene changes and a cast of 400 plus performers.

Reeteh Ritz Eddie Cantor Kings of the Screen United States Zion National Park

Two Houses Burned in NuMine Fire Sunday Morning

Fire departments from Indiana and Kittanning battled a Sunday morning blaze in NuMine of undetermined origin that consumed the homes of Jackson Frantz and Thomas MelIntire along with their contents. The Frantz residence burned while the family was away visiting friends in Kittanning.

NuMine Indiana Kittanning Jackson Frantz Thomas MelIntire Frantz

Teachers and Directors in Busy County Conference

High School Rural and Primary sectional conferences open at Indiana High School with Dr Paul Voelker and G B Hoban among speakers. Visual education highlighted as coming to front. Joint session with teachers to close meetings. plays and exhibits feature county schools and Junior Red Cross outreach.

Ourlier Institute Indiana High School Indiana County Directors’ Association McDowell Pittsburgh Paul I. Voelker Battle Creek Mich G. B. Hoban Department of Public Instruction Harmshire Pennsylvania Io Darge Junior Red Cross Red Cross

Two Lives Lost In Weekend Motor Accidents

A Burrell Township youth Robert Lewis aged 20 died at Indiana hospital after a car overturned on Blairsville Derry highway. Driver Sebastian Denunzio and passenger War Shank escaped with minor injuries. Four year old John Tewes of Jeannette died Sunday at Westmoreland Hospital from injuries in a Penn Highway crash. Parents and four other children survived after their car was struck by another attempting to pass. Mrs Ordela Fiscus and Miss Mary Fiscus of Clyde Park remain hospitalized with injuries. Edward Clistan, Clyde Park, drove the car that overturned.

Burrell Township Rhersville Robert Lewis I. W. Lewis Indiana Hospital Blairsville-Derry Cokeville Sebastin Denunzlo Blairsville Warl Shank Indiana County Street Railways Company John B. H. Tewes Jeannette Westmoreland Greenshore William Penn Highway Anolhar Peehlee Ordela Fiscus Mary Bi. Fiscus Cryde Park Indiana

Local Club Women Report State Federation Session

New Century Club members heard reports from Mrs. Adam P Lowry and Miss Florence Wallace on the State Federation of Women's Clubs session in Scranton this month. The meeting welcomed new members, added to the club roster, and featured musical duets by Mrs. Virginia DeGaetano and Mrs. Thelma Quertz along with cello pieces by Mrs. Robert M. Fisher. Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs. Jemima White with assistants Mrs. J D Martin, Mrs. Roland Bennett and Mrs. H Johns ton.

State Federation of Women's Clubs Scranton Adam P. Lowry Florence Wallace New Century Club Town Virginia DeGaetano Thelma Quertz Robert M. Fisher Jemima White J. D. Martin Roland Bennett H. ¥. Johnston

Treasurer's Sale Notice for Indiana County Lands

The Treasurer of Indiana County announces a sale of lands for unpaid taxes. The sale originally set for June 9, 1930, was adjourned to August 4, 1930 and then to November 3, 1930, at 1 PM. It will be held in the Court House on Monday, November 13, 1980, at 1 PM.Elmer W. Allison, Treasurer.

Court House Elmer W. Allison Indiana County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Grate Newte Livermore Washington TWP Clymer Mary Horvath Frenchie Wagner Peggy Jackson Blairaville H. S. Waters A. M. B. Zion Church Zion Church Albert Hill Effie Malin Lou Legion Gilbert S. Parnell James J. Deighan The American Legion Parnell C. ©. McLain Indiana County Sabbath School Association Zion Lutheran Church J. Stanley Yorker Saltsbury Harry Coleman Conemaugh John Cooper Young S. McFeaters H. H. Clark Joseph J. Beresnyak Wynona G Pinehot Wmn. McHenry White Two William McHenry Elmer McHenry Slaters
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