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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1937

Page

2

Why People Drown by W E Longfellow Assistant Director

An instructional piece on drowning prevention outlines breathing as essential to swimming, dangers of fatigue from poor air expulsion, and the need for buoyancy partners. It cautions against swimming while ill or intoxicated, warns about night dips and cold water, and notes the danger of showoffs. It ends with a quip about marriage.

Weddings Report From Latrobe And Harrisburg Area

A week of local weddings includes Sarah Whiteman St Clair and Mortimore Jaffee uniting at the Latrobe home with Rev. Paul H. McKee officiating. The couple will reside in Mount Vernon New York. Also Flick Thomas Orvis and Leone R Thomas wed in Harrisburg with Rev. William Marian Taylor officiating. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. W L Flick. They plan to live at 942 Oakland Avenue. Additionally Robert M Skelton and Florence Miriam Baylis married in Indiana with both families noted. they will reside in Greensboro North Carolina where Skelton teaches art duties at the University’s Women’s College.

Mias Sarah Whiteman St. Clair Mra Steel B.st. Clair Latrobe Mortimore Gerard Jaffee William Jaffee New York City Paul H. McKee Latrobe Presbyterian Church Suzanne St. Clair Church Street Flick-Thomas Orvis EB. Flick Homer City Misa Leone R. Thomas Indiana Methodist Episcopal Church Harrisburg William Marian Taylor W. L. Flick Rochester and Pittsburgh Co Park Thomas Marion Center Robert M. Skelton John Skelton Florence Miriam Baylis Huntington Long Island University of North Carolina Greensboro N. C Thomas Barbor

Marriages in Rossiter and Nearby Towns Reported

Multiple wedding notices list couples from Rossiter and surrounding areas. Deshl Thobsin Jonas Leroy Deahl weds Helen Elen Timb lin at Rossiter August 27. Frye Spicher Woodrow Fry and Jean Spicher marry in Stoneboro August 22. Robert William Horner weds Blanche Lian Busch in Bolivar August 30. Carl States weds Kathryn Sutter in Rochester Mills August 29. each groom and bride lineages noted with parental names and occupations.

Deshl-Thobsin Jonas Leroy Deahl Rossiter R.D.1 Helen Elen Timblin Justice of the Peace I Bender Jonas A. Deahl Russell Timblin Roseiter

Offutt Repine Marriage in Monroe Michigan

Miss Martha Gertrude Repine daughter of Harry Repine of town becomes the bride of Robert Donald Offutt son of Rev and Mrs R M Offutt of Indiana The couple were married in Monroe Michigan at the First Presbyterian church manse by Rev Bechner Also notes a separate marriage of Martha Jane Vinton to Earl K Gardner in Cumberland Maryland on August 14 by Rev Webb and a brief humorous exchange and a trailing newspaper price line.

R. Vinton Indiana Martha Jane Vinton Earl K. Gardner Town Cumberland WR. A. Webb

Ram Sale at Fair Grounds Sept 11

The Indiana County Sheep and Wool Co operative Association will hold its annual Ram Sale at the sheep barns on the Fair Grounds on Saturday September 11 at 1 00 o clock Nine teen Hampshire Rams were approved from flocks in Indiana Cambria Jefferson and Armstrong counties The sale aims to improve purebred and grade flocks and invites sheep men to study Hampshire ram types developed for local use.

Indiana County Sheep and Wool Co-operative Association W. B. Connell State College J. W. Warner Hampshire Indiana Camorra Jefferson Armatrong

Highway Workmen Injured In Car Truck Collision

Several highway workmen were injured about 7 30 Thursday when a department truck carrying them was struck by a passenger car five miles north of Indiana on Route 119 The passenger car driven by Ronald Stewart 22 of Marion Center attempted to pass the truck causing Royden Long 45 operator of the truck to turn left into its path The truck toppled onto its right side throwing the men aboard Hurt in the crash were Leroy Carson 36 Robert Miller 20 Edward Lydie 25 William Livingston 38 Boyd Huffman 25 Thomas Testa 47 Phillip Chido 48 J M Cunningham 50 Arthur Cresswell 60 and Clyde Boring 38 all Indiana and nearby towns with various injuries including fractures sprains and lacerations around the hands and knees

Indiana Ronald Stewart Marion Center Royden Long Leroy Carson R. D Robert Miller Edward Lydie North Second Street William Livingston Boyd Huffman Homer City Thomas Testa West Philadelphia Street Phillip Chido South Second Street J. M. Cunningham Arthur Cresswell Clyde Boring Grandview Avenue

American Boy Magazine previews adventures and new features

Readers will find daring sea and air exploits, battleship feuds, and expeditions in The American Boy. The issue teases pseudo science tales, a young ex-Mountie sleuth, and a coast guardsman day in the life with Eskimo husky work pictures. Subscription rates rise soon. order now.

American Boy Magazine San Francisco Tierney Detroit Mich

Ninth annual Anthony school reunion in Armstrong township

The ninth annual Anthony school reunion in Armstrong township drew over 100 attendees on Saturday August 28. Activities included morning friendship renewals, a noon picnic, an afternoon business meeting led by vice president Estella Henderson, and songs and readings. Officers named: President Mrs. Margaret Brown Sheloca, Vice President Estella Henderson Indiana, Secretary-Treasurer Stella Steele Indiana.

Anthony School Armatrong Township Estella Henderson Margaret Brown Sheloca Indiana Teaturer Stella Steele A. H. Wiggins Minnie Kunkle Grandma Blanche Craig Agnes Margaret Cunningham Mia Frank Frye John J. Anthony William Calhoun Julia Cunningham J. Frank Russell Mac Wiggins God Deyarmin Frank DeArmy Strongstown Tillie Paul Ebensburg Ernest DeArmy Johnstown R. L. George West Lebanon Walter Lelless Ruth Kinter

Wetzel Family to Move to Kutztown from Marion Center

Wetzel family plans relocation to Kutztown as Wetzels’ Jersey herd is sold to Harvey Williams of Mortonville. Edward Wetzel leaves Indiana County work to join Williams’ operation. Wetzel becomes project manager for a new Soil Conservation Project. United States Golf Association forms December 22, 1894 with initial members Andrews Golf Club Yonkers Newport Shinnecock Hills.

Jersey Harvey Williams Morionville Williams Wetzel Marion Center Berks Lehigh County Mortonville Chester County D, HW I. A Indiana County Edward Wetzel William S. Wetzel Mr. Williams Kutztown Mr. Wetzel United States

Topper and Stella Dallas At The Manos Theatre This Week

Topper starring Constance Bennett and Gary Grant opens at The Manos Theatre with fast moving comedy drama. Mountain Music features Friday and Saturday with Bob Burna and Martha Ray. Stella Dallas with Barbara Stanwyck opens a four day engagement including a midnight show and runs Sept 5 to 8 with a strong supporting cast.

Constance Bennett Gary Grant Manos Theatre Bob Burna Martha Ray Stella Dallas Barbara Stanwryck Manoy Theatre Miss Stanwyck Hollywood John Bolen Anne Shirley Alan Hale Barbara O'Neil al Shean Gallagher and Shean Tim Holt Jack Holt Topper Gary’ Grant

Mountain Music Stars and Historic Baseball Marathon

Friday and Saturday events on Sept 3 and 4 feature Mountain Music with Bob Burns and Martha Raye. The piece also notes a 1923 Boston game where Howard Ehmke pitched 18 innings with one scratch hit, and a nohitter in the first game of the two.

Bob Burns Martha Raye Howard Ehmke Boston

John and Michael discuss Phebe as Venus of antiquity

In a clipped exchange, John notes Phebe resembles the Venus of antiquity while Michael confirms the antique comparison. The dialogue hints at a playful, literary comparison between a person and a classical ideal.

John Phebe Michael

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THE Indiana Progress W. E. Longfellow First Aid American Red Cross Avery Clair Skelton Baylis Frye-Spicher Woodrow Fry Jean Spicher Cherry Tree Stoneboro George Markey J. H. Pry Doyle Spicher Horner-Busch Robert William Horner Blanche Lian Busch Robinson Bolivar Jerome Rupprecht Edward C. Horner Bernard Maxwell Busch Carl States Kathryn Sutter Rochester Mills J. C. Moses Mra. Leroy States R.D. Tha Ride Paul Sutter Gardner-Vinton Ruth Jack the Progress and Pittsburgh Post- Gazette R. D. Reggers Fair Grounds Adventure Michigan Cornell Cleveland White Fickly Atlanta Constitution Mauk Ebenezer Church Ringgold Jefferson County Lige Shick Allens Mille Jake Mauk Greensburg Harry Aliquippa Elmer Shick Timblin MANOS Barbara Stanwick John Boles Jed Prouty Spring Byington Preston Foster Joan Fontain Michael O'Halloran Wynne Gibson Warren Hull Motto Peter Love Virginia Wield Rangers Bob Allen Eleanor Stewart Anthony Martin Dixie Dunbar Mae Clarke Footloose Craig ‘Reynolds Ann Sheridan Wm. Gargan Jean Rogers Progresa and Court House Commonwealth of Pennsylvania John M. Thompson Iron City Lewis Mary Wiggins Dayton Fair Dayton Derby Weston Penn Run Mary Eb, Pauli Public Utility Commission Public Service Company Law G. W. Horrell Saltsburg Borough of Pittsburgh Allegheny County Center City County Miller & Geasler Attorneys At Law Blairsville Alven Savings and Truat Company of Charles C. Shaffer Pennsylvania W. Earl Long Mary Supust ii James W. Mack, Jr. “ Mallon Visttorg Blair F Uber Savings & Trust Co Atwater Kent Philco Crosley Zenith Hmerson Willis & Henderson Wayne Ave Kerr Phone North 9Th St Hess Brothers Restaurant South Seventh Street Motor Inn Automobile Service Staton Phila 4Th &T
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