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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1930

Page

7

Residents and Visitors Chronicle Zions Valley Notes

Mrs Robert Adams and three sons of Newport Kentucky called on Mrs Anderson. Knox Long attended his nephew Paul Longs funeral in Vandergrift. Glenn DeHayes from near Indiana visits Clyde Walker family. Misses Scott visited Apollo. Mr and Mrs Walter Layton visited Clyde Walker. Royden Walker and family and William Walker of Vandergrift spent an evening in Matson home. Thomas George and family of Holmdon called in the valley. Thomas born here but long residence elsewhere. Knox Long and children called with Anna and Ida Scott. John Fagen and Mr Emery visited Frank Matson home Sabbath eve before leaving for Minnesota. Ina Matson called on Mary and Maggie Painter one evening. Chess Wilson moved a house from the construction company to his farm, occupied by Knox Long, to make a chicken house. First snow of the season fell Saturday morning the 18th. Lee Anderson visited the Shoup home Monday evening.

William Walker Vandergrift Matson Thomas George Holmond Thomas Knox Long Anna Ida Scott John Fagen Mr. Emery Frank Matson Minnesota Ina Matson Mary Maggie Painter Chess Wilson Lee Anderson Shoup

West Wheatfield Community Notes Stream of Sunday Visits

Carroll Nunnery and Perry Burk of Pittsburgh were Sunday callers at George Palmer's home. The Shoup couple welcomed a son named Roland Dean. Eva Palmer, staying with her grandparents, G. R. and Mrs. Shoup, returned to Homer City. Rose Jane Palmer visits with her sister Mrs. Empfield in Heshbon and spent Monday in Mount Tabor. Norman Murdock and family of Tarr Station visited at Luther Carnathan's home. Richie Clawson and daughter Helen of Heshbon attended Mt. Tabor services. Guy McConnell, Press Buterbaugh, and Albert McConnell visited G. W. Palmer. Laura Bracken of Brackenridge is visiting here.

Mount Tabor Norman Murdock Tarr Station Murdock Luther Carnathan Richie Clawson Helen Heshbon Mt. Tabor Guy McConnell Press Buterbaugh Albert McConnell

Ourrys Run Preaching and Social Notes

Ourrys Run community notes announce preaching service next Sabbath at 11 o clock and Sunday school at 10:00 in the church. Rev. Foster of Yatesboro preached last Sabbath afternoon and his wife spoke to the children about missions. Local visits include Mrs Frank Flemingg visiting Cleveland, Myra Pitt staying with Mr and Mrs Aiey, Alta McCurdy with Dr and Mrs Boden, and Lawrence McCready and John Craig at an ox roast in New Bethlehem for the road opening to Clarion. Mrs Samuel Graden visited the Aieys, and Mrs S BE Henderson returned home from I J Sell.

Rev. Foster Yatesboro Foster Frank Flemingg Cleveland Myra Pitt Hiderton Aiey Alta McCurdy Boden Lawrence McCrdy John Craig New Bethlehem New Road Clarion Samuel Graden S. BE. Henderson I. J. Sell

Old English and raffles at Indiana Theatre program

The Indiana Theatre lists Oct 22-29 attractions: Old English with George Arless. raffles with Ronald Colman. Midnight Show Oct 26 Wh ooPe e with Eddie Cantor. Scotland Yard with Edmund Lowe. Song of the Caballero with Ken Maynard. Golden Dawn with Vivienne Segal and Noah Beery. Shows run Wed Thu Oct 22-23 and Fri Sat Oct 24-25, Mon Tue Oct 27-28, plus midweek specials.

Ronald Colman Eddie Cantor Ken Maynard MON Vivienne Segal Noah Beery

Farm Calendar Highlights Timely Penn State Advice

Timely reminders from The Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture cover choosing good sires for milking inheritance, preparing winter plants, mulching acid soil shrubs, and noon radio talks on farm topics from WPSC. Leaves improve soil, protect roses, and frost resistance. Begin colt training early, protect tender evergreens, plan profitable crops, and store root crops in a soil covered barrel.

Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture ATI Horsery WPSC Pennsylvania State College Colt Harry Colt

Weddings of a Week Bring Two Local Nuptials

Lois Thompson and Ernest N. Smith wed at the Thompson home with Rev. Waltman officiating. The bride is a teacher from East Mahoning Township and a graduate of Indiana State Teachers College. The groom is manager of Famous Dairy. they reside at 464 Him Street, Indiana. Douds and Dunlap wed in Pittsburgh, with attendants, and plan to reside in Plumville after a New York state trip. Purchase Line Calf Club held its first annual show with seven exhibitors and prize money provided by the Bull Association. 4-H ribbons awarded and show drew about forty attendees. Florida reports its largest fruit crop in history per Adams Fruit Packing Co. letter.

W. J. Dunlap Long Beach West Penn Hospital Nurses’ Training School Pittsburgh Plimville Plimville National Bank New York State Plumville Purchase Line Bull Association Wrize American Jersey Cattle Club J. W. Warner H. W. Mumau Florida D. A. Cunningham Wayne Avenue J. M. Morrow Adams Fruit Packing Co Auburndale Fla

Revered minister Rev. A B Dickie dies at 80 in Parkers Landing

Obituary notices list Rev A B Dickie born near Black Hawk and longserving United Presbyterian minister in Butler Presbytery, with surviving wife and two sons Alexander and Donald. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Euphemia Ruff widow of Marion W Ruff. Dewitt C Tomb, 15. Mrs Francis Holt of Indiana. Mrs Wilson Sprankle of Trade City. George C Maddox of Rossiter. Mrs A N Moore near Commodore. Mrs Charles I Beaner of Johnstown. Mrs Beacie Bianco of Clymer.

A. B. Dickie Parkers Landing Black Michigan Donald Dickie Elmer &. Dickie Locust Street Dickie United Presbyterian

Suffragette pioneer Mary Wollstonecraft highlighted gender grievances

The first suffragette Mary Wollstonecraft was born 170 years ago. A governess in a wealthy British family she wrote a book drawing attention to women's grievances. She insisted on living separately from her husband after marriage to avoid waning affection.

Mary Wollstonecraft Mary

Knights of Columbus Banquet a brilliant social event

The Knights of Columbus annual banquet of Punxsutawney and Indiana, held Wednesday evening at St Bernard church dining hall, featured Rev James Kady as toastmaster and speeches by Frank Monrean and William Smith. Attendees included Attorney D J Discoil, Hon James A Flaherty, Rev John E Connor, and Judge J Ne Langham, with the Very Rev Father N B McNelis opening.

Knights OF Columbus Columbus Punxsutawney Indiana St. Bernard Catholic Church Aig Go Blely James Kady Jas Frank Monrean Indiana Council William Smith N. 2. McNelis St. Bernard Church D. J. Discoil St. Marys America James A. Flaherty Philadelphia the Knights of Columbus John E. Connor Barnesboro J. Ne Langham Town

Ruchage Sale This Friday and Saturday

A notice announces a sale by Ruchage to be held Friday and Saturday at the old First National Bank Big. Details are scarce but the venue and dates are provided.

First National Bank

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West Wheatfield Ourrys Run Ritz Theatre Pennsylvania Wed Thur Oet George Arlesskee Indiana Theatre Talkies Scotland Yard Edmund Lowene Indiana Motor Company Opp P. BR. BR Sta N. 8Th St Euphemia Rut Euphemia Ruff Marion W. Ruff W. C. Crawford Homer City Crabtree Westmoreland County Lfe Greensburg D. A. Barron Wyandotte, Mich Ira and Orrin Ruff Union Cemetery Dewitt C Armagh Dewitt Clinton Hugh Tomb Franklin Harry’ Stewart Dilltown Boyd Johnstown Miles Dora Tomh Blairsville Walter Tomb Brushvalley Elsie Stare Seward Dion Roscoe Henry Tomb Hallie Hugh Tomb, Jr Prudence Artemus Francis Hott Robinson Funeral Home Oakland Cemetery Francis Holt East Elm Street Indiana Hospital George L. Rawe Earl Merle Gladys Carl Oweng Grace Esther Rowe Wilson Sprankle Covode J. B. Troutman Round Top Church Trade City Hartman Kanouff Dale Howard Kanouff Lutheran Church George C. Maddox William Maddox Rossiter Presbyterian Church Regular Army of United States Honolulu John Christopher Stamler A. N. Moore Rev. Edwards Church of the Brethren of Purchase Line Commodore Cherry Tree Charles T. Beaner Charles I. Beaner Indiana County William and Catherine Miller Ramsey Richland Beacie Bianca Anna (Snyder) Bianco Beacie Bianco Clymer Bert Snyder Near Clymer Philadelphia Ware William S. Ware Charles B. Hall Hall Ware Supreme Court Commonwealth Gifford Pinchot Hall-Vare Republican Party John M. Hemphill Hemphill Hall and Vare Pinchot and Fisher Ware Organization Taxpayers Committee Against
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