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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1935
Page
4
This Shakespeare quip ponders existence and endurance with the famous soliloquy heightening the contrast between suffering and action. It frames a universal dilemma about facing misfortune and choosing to end it through resistance or resistance per se.
Dr McKeon now based in Indiana Pa at 935 Oakland Ave offers free consults and treatment for chronic illness and fatigue. He claims to help a variety of ailments including stomach kidney heart and rheumatic conditions with limited time free exams. Offices listed in Indiana and Kittanning with specified hours and contact details.
A county poultry tour planned for Milraday September 12 will be led by Hi H Kauffman poultry extension specialist. The route includes Harry Nichol farm two miles east of Indiana off Route 80 inspecting 1500 turkeys, Elder Graft's yard for cockeral selection, W H Myers at Tanoma, and more with culling demonstrations and a basket dinner at Munser cabin. The day also covers 4 H capone, CCC Kinternburg camp, Home Station demonstrations, and final visits to J J McAll hoes and Clyde Houck near Purchase Line. The Holstein Field Day follows on September 14 at Indiana County Home farm with talks by Penn State staff and cow testing officials.
Beekeepers from Indiana Jefferson Elk and Clearfield counties gathered at Marion Center park Friday for a field day and picnic. E J Anderson demonstrated honey wrapping and packaging and marketing tips in the forenoon. Afternoon sessions covered hive management with round table discussion and contests kept about fifty keepers engaged. A tip cited is a very light early crop creating a favorable market. a line about lead-free gasoline cures bee stings appeared in the text. Vote for I V Butterbaugh for Republican County Commissioner.
A suspended sentence on payment of costs was given to Joseph Knaplik, 17, of Green township for shooting at his father on June 18 to protect his brothers. Cacti Shipley and Carl Glance, both 14, of Homer City, were sent to Morganza reformatory for robbing a Ritchie Gas station. Paroles granted to Robert Stiles, Earl Thomas, and George Rowe, all Indiana residents, for larceny involving Cecil Shipley. Raymond Smith and Howe Brickell were paroled after an attack on a Canoe township girl. Stanley Harkelli was fined for driving after license suspension. Elmer Palmer was paroled for larceny from a Blairsville garage. Steve Barnayk of Dilltown received costs for assault and battery.
Dr Paul A Rothfuss links heart disease to diseased teeth gums and tonsils noting germs from the mouth can invade the bloodstream reaching the heart. He urges daily brushing regular dental checks and a nourishing diet to reduce heart disease, plus personal responsibility. Leftover cereals fried into cakes with syrup make a simple lunch.
National Chairman Raymond Pitcairn argues that bureaucracy, built by commissions and boards, drains taxes and personal freedom. He claims it usurps authority, raises living costs, and threatens democracy by steering policy through unelected officials.
Miss Gertrude Overdorff of Washington street visits her brother James Overdorff of Johnstown. John M. Simpson of Edgewood Pittsburgh returns home after weeks away. Mrs. Cora Swickard Vandergrift visits sister Miss Effie Anderson. Miss Bess Cunningham leaves Friday for Cleveland to resume teaching. Ernest Stewart Jr. visits College avenue guest of Edmund Beckwith. H. R. Falcon New Florence RD 2 and J. R. Rodgers Armagh visit Indiana on business. Progress readers. Miss Alice Crane Cleveland guest of Mr. and Mrs. Buchheit. The Steetle and Stuchell families return from motor trip to Endless Cavern and Washington DC. Miss Mary Skapura and family return from Cleveland. Skapura stenographer for Attorney Getty. Daniel and James Martin and George Leydie return from Pacific coast trip. A son, Gerald Russell Munshower, born at Indiana Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Munshower. Mrs. Gladys Roof and Ruth Swank Harrisburg weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett. Mrs. Roof’s son Donald returns to school. Rev. J. B. McCall Dayton visits Indiana. his daughters Thelma and Helen MacCall recently toured the far west visiting 12 national parks. They journeyed 14,000 miles by bus. Crossbreeding produces stingless trees yet useful as workers. Hydrogen in a light bulb would prevent lighting due to cooling gap. Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to R. D. readers priced $5.60.
Funeral services held for Dr Stanley A Brallier a longtime Conemaugh physician died at Memorial hospital Johnstown interment Oakland cemetery his career included work for Pennsylvania Rail Road Co and Conemaugh Deposit Bank also survived by wife Mary Gertrude Brannon and siblings Younger notices cover Henry George Reeger Adeline Marian Sylvis Mrs Mary Julock and George Mabon Cribbs with details on births deaths and family connections in Indiana Cambria and Blairsville areas
Ald Cribbs of Blairsville born May 28 1886 in East Mahoning township buried in Blairsville cemetery after death. He leaves widow Mabel Cramer Cribbs daughter Mildred sons Charles and Clair sister Mrs Hiram Bowser brothers William and Wilse father Samuel M Cribbs and step mother Mrs June Cribbs. Rev Alfred H Barr of Chicago Presbyterian minister dies at Greensboro Vermont after stroke of paralysis. He was husband of Annie Wilson Barr and known in Indiana.
The Boulder Dam facility will receive 18 giant switches, each weighing 15 tons and costing $10,000, as part of a major equipment upgrade aimed at boosting capacity and reliability.
Taxpayers are promised monthly financial updates from the Treasurer showing county spending at no cost. Clair Smith pledges to publish the county's financial condition in newspapers if nominated and elected.
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