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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1937

Page

5

Campaign rallies mark Republican push in Blairsville area

The Blairsville Republican Club sponsors an eight oclock rally at Blairsville High School with William S Engood and James W Mack Sr to discuss campaign issues as Republicans forecast a county wide victory. Other meetings in Cockport Brush Valley Arcadia Green township and Marion Center draw large turnout as voters hear from state legislators and local officials about the five constitutional amendments and race for Justice of the Peace.

Blairaville Republican Club Blairsville High School Blairaville High School Indiana Blairsville William 8. Livengood Register and Recorder Somerset County James W. Mack, Sr Cockport Green Township David Perry Altoona Blair County Brush Valley Arcadia Marion Center Armagh Creekside Plum Hiram B. George Justice of the Peace Jay D. Hill Town George Hill A. C. Fisher

County Sabbath School Workers Hold Conference Here

Sabbath school workers of Indiana county join with Pennsylvania groups for Jubilee Year activities running Oct 1 1937 to Sep 30 1938. A meeting of pastors superintendents and officers will be at First United Presbyterian Indiana on Wednesday Nov 8 with sessions from 4 30 to 6 00 pm and a 6 15 lunch. Dr Stillman A Foster will speak at lunch and Rev B S Weidman will be the principal speaker at 7 30 pm.

First United Presbyterian Indiana County Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association County Sabbath School Association First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana Stillman A. Foster Weidman

Hunting Licenses Issued In County Today

County Treasurer John M. Thompson issued 2600 hunting licenses at noon. An additional supply of hunting Viconaca has been secured at the county treasurer’s office.

John M. Thompson

Indiana Couple Observes 66th Wedding Anniversary Today

Mr and Mrs J M Brandon celebrate the 66th anniversary at the home of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs S R Brandon 410 Philadelphia street Elizabeth Snyder daughter of Kalip Snyder Rayne township and H M Brandon married October 27 1881 by Rev A T Bell. They lived on farms in South Mahoning then moved to Indiana in 1912 returning later to Rayne township. Six of their eight children survive B R Brandon Entera Laura Frank Jamima and Iva among the living.

J. M. Brandon H. M. Brandon Indiana S. R. Brandon Philadelphia Street Elizabeth Snyder Kalip Snyder Rayne Township R. Brandon Brandon Laura Frank Jamima Iva

1987 Pennsylvania Small Game Season Opens Monday

Harrisburg reports the 1937 small game season will begin next Monday at nine o'clock with 550,000 to 600,000 licensees. The 22 day period includes 12 days for male deer and five for bear, plus a three day antlerless deer open with special permits. Raccoon hunting runs November 1 to December 31, with trapping in select counties. Several species have restricted seasons and several counties barred from turkey, pheasant, chukar partridge, doves, elk, or cub bear hunting this year.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Adams Armstrong Bedford Berks Blair Bradford Butler Cambria Cameron Carbon Centre Rush Taylor North Half Moon Huston Union Boggs Snowshoe Burnside Curtin Cheater Clarion Clearfield Cooper Chest Beccaria Penn and Boggs Township Clinton Columbia Cumberland Dauphin Elk Fayette, Forest Franklin Fulton Huntingdon Indiana Jefferson Juniata Lackawanna Lancaster Lebanon Lehigh Luzerne Lycoming McKegn Mifflin Monroe Northampton Northumberland Perry Pike Potter Schuylkill Snyder Somerset Sullivan Susquehanna Tioga Venango Warren Wayne Westmoreland Wyoming York Game Commission Crawford Erie Forest McKean

Punxsutawney Noted Resident Gilbert McGregor Dies

Gilbert McGregor aged 73 prominent Punxsutawney banker and sheep breeder died of a heart attack Saturday morning after a three hour illness. He was born August 17 1864 in Young township Jefferson County. Surviving sister Miss Sarah McGregor. Burial at Chelthill cemetery Punxsutawney Tuesday afternoon.

Gilbert McGregor Punxsutawney Levi and Anna Eliza (Bowman) McGregor Young Township Jefferson County

Federation of Women's Clubs Meets Here Tuesday November 9

The Indiana County Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its fall meeting at the First Presbyterian church in Indiana on Tuesday November 9 starting at 10:00 AM. Mrs John M Phillips of Pittsburgh state president will be the principal speaker. A 60 cent luncheon will be served in the church dining hall at 12:30 PM. Reservations to Mrs David Hall Blair 143 North Sixth St Indiana by Friday October 29.

Fedration of Women's Clubs Indiana County Federation of Women’s Clubs First Presbyterian Church of Indiana John M. Phillips Pittsburgh Federated Cluba David Hall Blair North Sixth St Indiana

Rehm's Bakery Sells to Read Brothers Monday

Rehm's Bakery on South Seventh street will be operated by Frank and Pete Read, longtime bakers for Rehms. J F Rehm and his son Roberts will pass the business after 19 years, with Read brothers purchasing the shop where Rehm began as a baker and later served at the Indiana Normal School era.

Frank Pete Read Rehms Rehm South Seventh Street J. F. Rehm Roberts Rehm Rehms Ad. PF. Rehm Indiana Bloomaburg D. J. Wailer Indiana State Normal School Indiana Country Club Rend Brothers

Real estate transfers in multiple townships including Center and Conemaugh

A sequence of property conveyances lists D W Simpson to Florence Boden and many others across White Homer City Conemaugh Burrell and Center townships with sums from 1 to 800 dollars and properties including lots 9 acres and 162 acres, involving buyers sellers and institutions such as First National Bank of Salisbury Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co among others.

D. W. Simpson Florence Neal Boden White Township Mary B. Paul Gillie C. Wolfe Homer City Ollie C. Wolfe Brushvalley Flora Irwin First National Bank of Conemaugh Township Heasley W. C. Heasley Albert EB. McElhaney Ralph EB. Issac Burrell Township Paul Danko Philip Marrone Center Township Phillip Marrone Rosie Danko Kunkle Mikolay Popovics Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co Mike Popovich J. B. Ghenet Adam Wirdzek

Extension Dinner Marks 20 Years in Indiana County

The County Agricultural Extension Association plans its annual dinner in the Methodist Episcopal social rooms Friday at 6 30 pm to celebrate twenty years of extension work in Indiana County. Guest speaker is M A McDowell director of Agricultural Extension at Pennsylvania State College. Dr Harry Burton Boyd pastor of First Presbyterian Church Indiana will give an address.

M. 8. McDowell Penn State M. E County Agricultural Extension Association Methodist Episcopal Church Indiana County M. &. McDowell Pennsylvania State College Harry Burton Boyd First Presbyterian Church of Indiana

I M Shick Company Plans Printing Office Building

I M Shick Company will erect a one story red brick printing office at the southeast corner of Carpenter avenue and Gompers alley. Excavation has begun and the 40 by 50 foot structure with a finished basement should be ready by early spring. Wilbert F Fowler tops the contract. The lot was bought from Mrs D R Tomb in 1923. The J M Shiek Co has been in the White building on Philadelphia street for years.

I. M. Shick Company Carpenter Ave Gompers Alley I. M. Shick Co Carpenter Avenue Wilbert F. Fowler D. R. Tomb J. M. Shiek Co White Building Philadelphia Street

Local Marriage Licenses and Birthday Celebration

Esteemed South Mahoning Township Woman Celebrated 93rd Birthday at the home of her son and daughter in law Cree Lydie on October 22. Mrs. Sarah Evelyn Lydie has 25 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, attends Plumville Presbyterian Church, and resides with her son for 52 years. District Governor Robert Miller visited Indiana Rotary Club, spoke on the Nice convention, and announced Bradford May convention for District 176. Ray Cupples and Bessie Brancata were issued a marriage license in Ebensburg recently.

South Mahoning Township Sarah Evelyn Lydie Cree Lydie Lydie Plumville Presbyterian Church A. A. Walker Altoona Robert Miller Titusville Indiana Rotary Club Indiana Hotel Miller Nice France Bradford Indiana Club

Rural Dramatics Contest Set for November 19 and 20

Indiana High School hosts the Indiana County Rural Dramatics Tournament on Friday and Saturday evenings November 19 and 20 with a 10 cent admission. Friday features Penn Run Grange Indiana Grange and Home Grange. Saturday showcases WCL Senior Extension Club Clymer Grange Marion Center Grange and Peeler Dramatic Club. The winning county play advances to the State Tournament in Harrisburg during State Farm Show week.

Indiana High School Indiana County Penn Run Grange Indiana Grange Home Grange WCL Clymer Grange Marion Center Grange Peeler Dramatic Club Harrisburg State Farm Farm Extension Court House William Kerns Penn State C. W. Cummings Indiana R. D

Five Points Woman Honors Guest At Birthday Party

A surprise birthday party was held at the home of Josiah Fisher near Five Points for Mrs. Fisher to celebrate her sixty eighth birthday. Forty guests attended a noon dinner. gifts included two birthday cakes one with 68 candies. Guests named include J B Carnahan and family Saltsburg J R Rearick Dayton B H Fitzgerald Livermore Walter Harman Greensburg and others from Mt Union Church Dayton Greensburg and Five Points.

Josiah Fisher Five Points J. R. Rearick Walter Harman Fisher J. B. Carnahan Dale Carnahan Beverly Dean D. R. Carnahan Aubrey Saltsburg Dayton B. H. Fitzgerald Nettle Fitzgerald Livermore Harriet Walter Martz Walter Martz Dale Doyle Glenn Shirley Greensburg John Kough George Martha Betty Arthur Blystone Florence Mt. Union Church Anna Boyer John Russell Glenn Jewart Charles Mae

Memorial tablet unveiled for John Lydick descendants

Descendants of John Lydick and D A R members unveiled a bronze memorial tablet at Lydick grave in Memorial Park on Saturday afternoon. An impressive program followed at 2:00 PM. Republican Women will host Republican candidates at a tea at Hotel Indiana Saturday at 2:30 PM inviting all Republican women.

John Lydick Mr. Lydick Memorial Park Indiana White Township

Former Blacklick Man Died in South Carolina

William 2. Houston, a native and former Blacklick resident, died Monday in Anderson, N.Y. He was brother to Mrs. Nial Rook of College Avenue.

Blacklick South Carolina William 2. Houston Anderson N. Y Houston Nial Rook College Avenue

Boy’s Skull Fracture From Fall of Brick Wall

William Strayer, 12, of Clairsville, is in critical condition at Latrobe hospital with a skull fracture after a brick wall fell on him Sunday at an old house in Clairsville. His father, William Strayer Jr., previously suffered a skull and neck fracture in April from a freight wreck on the Conemaugh division. Thos. Kanarr, White Township farmer, is critically ill at home with complications, slight noon improvement reported.

William Strayer Claireville Latrobe Hospital Clairsville Tis William Strayer, Jr Conemaugh Kanaur

Dog Licenses Issued Exceed Prior Year Totals

A total of 9520 dog licenses for 1937 had been issued at the County Treasurer's office at noon today. This exceeds the 1936 total by 1180 when 8390 licenses were issued. Protect your crops and property with Progress Trespass Notices. Six for 25c on heavy paper, three for 26c on Musibn. Send three cents for postage if you wiled them mailed.

Be a Good Citizen Vote On Next Tuesday

County voters face a general election next Tuesday November 2 with two county offices up for grabs and a slate of judges and amendments. Indiana county is described as a Republican stronghold with a lead for the GOP ticket and nominees Elmer W. Allison and L. F. Robinson are praised. Five constitutional amendments are expected to fail amid opposition to changing the grand charter. Polls open 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM. voters urged to support the straight Republican ticket and encourage others to vote.

Pennsylvania Indiana County Indiana Republican Party Elmer W. Allison Register and Recorder L. F. Robinson A. H. Stewart

Weddings of a Week Kneebone and Kneebone

Announcement covers three marriages in Indiana region. Miss Huth Jane McAfoose wed Percy M. Kneebone at Calvary Lutheran Church Wilkinsburg October 16, both teachers. they will live in Duquesne with Mr. Kneebone employed by Union Railroad Co. Gearhart and Turner wed in Indiana Manor October 16. Reinard Johnston and Helen Johnston wed Homer City October 18 at Indiana Christian Church with Rev. Hurt officiating. Also notes a century-old reference that bunny once meant squirrels.

Kneebone Huth Jane McAfouse J. Wilbert McAfoose Wart School Ltreet Percy M. Kneebone John Kneebone North Braddock Calvary Lutheran Church Wilkinsburg A. W. Steinfurth Indiana State Teachers College Indiana County Duquesne The Union Railroad Co Mary Turner Alex Turner Eriest First Presbyterian Church of Indiana Ray Harry Hurton Boyd Gearhart Williamson Construction Co Indiana High School Reinard Johnston Burton Charles Rernard Ilelen Pearl Johnston Homer City Christian Church of Indiana R. B.hurt J. Hill Johnston W. A. Reinard

Curry Run Church Centennial Sunday Observed

Curry Run Presbyterian church in Armstrong township marks its centennial with all day services led by Rev. John A. Walker on Sunday October 31. An invitation extends to former members and friends to attend and bring a noon and evening basket for a church meal.

Curry Run Presbyterian Church Armstrong Township John A. Walker Hebron W. B. Claney W. B. Claney, Jr N. G. Sharretts Congregation China Armagh M, FE Armagh Indiana County Methodist Episcopal Church Harry &. Smith William H. Nicholson Armagh ,Presbyterian Church John F. Jose Sarah McCachren Charles McCachren H. Lester Smith Board of Bishops Pine Vale Deckers ‘Point W.T. Weaver H. R. Denton

Motorman Patally Fatally Injured in Kent No 2 Mine

Patally Rochelle a 41 year old motorman was fatally injured Thursday afternoon in a roof fall at Kent No 2 mine of Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co at McIntyre. He died in Indiana hospital after being admitted. Rochelle had been sending a string of empties into the mine when the roof collapsed as he reached a heading. Workmen summoned by a brakeman removed him from the rock. the body was taken to Robinson Funeral Home.

Patally Nick Rochelle Kent Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co McIntyre Indiana Rochelle Ile Robinson Funeral Home

Clon Campbell Native Dead Near Hollidaysburg

Paul Strassler son of Mr and Mrs David Strassler of Glen Campbell formerly a meat cutter in Indiana died in an Altoona hospital Tuesday Surviving are his widow a six weeks old son his parents a sister Mia John Marehall and three brothers in Canton Ohio The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers five dollars sixty cents

Clon Campbell Hollidaysburg Paul Strassler David Strassler Glen Campbell Indiana Altoons Mia John Marehall Canton

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County Sabbath School Workers Rehm’ Bakery W. Arthur Thomas Ruth Roberna Mock Raymond K. Bidleman Anna Grace Wagner New Robert Lee Smith Violet G. Rishel Rochester Mills Andy Matvija Derry Louise ER McAfee Edwin Daugherty Cloe Pauline Coray Nick Kaetryk Dixonville June Lambing Idamar John Molnar InNpworth G. Cribbs Waterman Bana Walbeck Ray Cupples Clymer Bessie Brancata Barneyboro Ebensburg Curry Run Blaiesville M. J Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gasette
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