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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1934

Page

7

Golden Wedding Event at Leisure Home in Marion Center

A golden wedding anniversary reception at the Leisure Home featured Dr. A. H. Jolly of Edgewood delivering remarks. He recalled juvenile pastorship at Marion Center Presbyterian Church and shared a commemorative poem about beginning anew, with numerous relatives and friends attending from nearby towns.

A. H. Jolly Edgewood Marion Center Presbyterian Church Marion Center B. Leasure Martha Jane Wyncoop Dr. Jolly Land of Beginning Bath

Descendants Hold Multiple Local Reunions in West Wheatfield

The Liggett Long and Heilwood communities hosted first reunions with about 100, 150, and attendees. Officers were elected for future gatherings, and programs included picnics, musical segments, and commemorations. McQuown School reunion featured a long program with hymns, speeches, a spelling bee, and historian notes.

Anthony School Reunion Held at Armstrong Towns

The sixth annual Anthony school reunion was held at the Schorl House in Armstrong Township on Saturday September 1 1934 with over 100 attendees including former teachers Dr W B Ray Erma Johnston and Cresaie Shirey and former pupils Mrs Frank Frye A P Calhoun Mrs M E Bar clay Mrs Amanda Stumpf Mrs Liz Campbell and Mrs J A Wing ar. A bountiful picnic lunch and games followed a meeting led by president A H Wiggins with officers elected for the coming year and plans announced for a 1945 reunion before Labor Day.

McQuown School McQuown Canoe Township R. W. Gall Reunion Association Butterbaugh Spatmanizers Budd Smith America Mildred White Co. M. Stoops R. EB Emerick W. E. Stivyes Frank Wineberg Minta Smith Haag J. T. Stewart James F. Chapman H. W. Smeaton W. D. McHenry Virginia Dodson Ilelbrun Tylersburg Rebecca Blue Horace Hudson Indiana Marchand Lida Daugherty Wells Greensburg Ora Graffius Rochester Mills Blaie Pollock Henderson Rosaiter Anthony Anthony School Schorl Armstrong Townslso W. B. Ray Glenshaw Erma Johnson Cresaie Shirey Shelocta Frank Frye A. P. Calhoun M. E Barclay Amanda Stumpf Liz‘aie Campbell J.a.wingar A. H. Wiggins Blanche Craig Erma Johnston JA. H. Wiggins Sheloca R. D Wm. M. Calhoun R.D Joseph Ferguson Wallace Myers Town Harry Ferguson William Whitfield Miami Fla Charles ©. McLain James A. McLain Hubbard Mira Betty Ellis T. Elmer Eilis Church Street Mary Baldwin College Staunton Virginia Ellis Mis Robert ‘Wilson Helen Buers Parnassus Parnassus, and Fora ‘Wilson Los Angeles Calif Raymond , Moorhead South Seventh Street A. A. Simpson John D Stewart Diamondville School R. Clair Mock Ellen Louse Florence Margaret Jane Roberta L. A. Mock Harry C. A. Mock William Mock Jeannette William Kelly Blawnox Ralph Martin New Concord Edwin‘Clark Oakland Avenue Martin New York University Metropolis Lions Club James Stewart New York City Alex M. Stewart James New York Harry J. Johnston Alice Showalter Louisiana Edna Sharrer Leona Kline West Washington Street Frank McGara Chambersville New Haven Conn

Groundhog Club Feast Set for Punxsutawney Area

Seventy persons attended the O B Sutter family reunion at Ground hog Park and formed a new organization with Floyd Braughter as president E H Rugh as secretary and Phyllis Sutter as treasurer They planned the next reunion for August 31 1935 The Punxsutawney Groundhog Club feast will be held Thursday at Mapleview Park eight miles west of Punxsutawney with about 1000 expected attendees More than 400 chickens and 150 groundhogs will be cooked for the event.

Blacklick Jennie Lindsay Blairsville McKelvey Bolivar O. B. Sutter Groundhog Park Floyd Braughter E H. Rugh Phyllis Sutter Punxsutawney Mapleview Park

Weekend Visits and Travel Speeds Across Town

Personal notices report Mr and Mrs C M Johnson and four daughters with Mrs Anna Taylor of Washington Street visiting relatives in New Concord Ohio. Residents returning from Chicago after World’s Fair trips include Leonard Rising Carlisle Walker and Albert Baker. Rev and Mrs Virgil Cosby of Oneonta NY visited family in Seventh Street with Bert Miller.

C. M. Johnson Anna Taylor Washington Street New Concord Ohio Bert Miller Seventh Street Stewart, Jr Richard Stewart School Street Morris Straub Johnstown G.P. Miller Patrick, Jr Barbara Wis Bertha White Wilbert Rankin Mary Bell Rankin Elizabeth Fowler Sixth Street A. K K. Heckel Columbia W. D.bush Earl ‘Ross Detroit Mich Harry ‘Ross Thirteenth St Harry Arson White Township Jennie Huntley Catherine Ann Carson Wilkinsburg Joseph Caldwell Chautauqua N. Y Thomas Pealer Chestnut St Isabel Collins Indiana State Teachers College Russia Germany Ireland Norway Charles McLaughlin Wayne Avenue Chicago Laughlin Hastings Nebr J. T. Butler Coraopolly Donald Moorhead East Locust Street Sleepy Hollow Norman Schrecengost Philadelphia Street

Many Indiana residents attend Reynoldsville Home-Coming

A long list of Indiana residents and visitors attended the Reynoldsville Home-Coming on Monday. Names include Mrs. Ansley and family, Charles W. Chambers of Chicago, John O’Hare, Thomas White, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart, and many local couples and families. Several guests traveled from Pittsburgh, Brookline, Jamestown, Miami, Portland, and beyond.

Ansley Charles W. Chambers Chicago John O'Hare Thomas White Harry, Stewart Town Indiana Reynoldaville Wallace Thomas Washington St James McClaren Jane McClaren Brookline Philip Brooka Aston Pittsburgh Cleanor Lewis Jamestown N. Y J. D. Lewis Eleventh Street Grove City Marvin Johns Don Marvin, Jr Phyl- Ma Wilkinsburg Wilkinsburg, Were the Guests of Mr. and Mra. A. 8. Moorhead South Seventh Street Dr. Johns

Grand jury ends work with charges in McCreary death

Rural Bridge Station Virginia case list shows involuntary manslaughter charge tied to How ard McCreary death after a recent auto crash. A no true bill was returned for Marl Griffith of Indiana while other true bills include C I Rossborough and R F Eaterline for drunken driving and weapons offenses. Additional names appear for robbery, assault, firearms, and moral offenses. Sentences were imposed on Paul Sweeney, Thomos Barkley, and George Broad for related crimes.

Rural Bridge Station Howard McCreary Near Mation Center Marl Griffith Indiana Barr McCreary Bill Waa Rossborough Livermore Blairaville R. FP. Eaterline Rochester Mills R. D Irma Treece Masy Hillsdale Mays Bernard Stevens Canoe Township Steve Brasyda Blacklick Township Theodore Doverspike Charles Duncan Thermon Haught Clarence Harmon Tunnelton Edward Lowman Blairsville Heshbon Supply Co Jacob Gordon Elio Daldos Edward Bartos John Bartos Young Township M. A. Turver West Wheatfield Lownship Mike Wannatts Fred J. Williams McKees Rocks Tomy Lembo Chambersville E. L. Foreman Blacklick Tom Popick Bolts Charles Dunn Pittsburgh Herman Carson Carson Fairview Asylum Mike Soulchin Fulton Run Soulchin Harry Miller Somerset County Henry Gromley Glen Campbell Ernest Kuenal Wilkinsburg Dam Brickell Harl Brickell Rossiter Harry EB James Mike Yankeely, J Dixonville Stanley Coveleski Coral Ralph Williams Snoweball Palmer Williams Langham Paul Sweeney Punxsutawney Allegheny County Thomos Barkley Duxonville George Broad Richey John Kundla Josephine

Local residents noted during weekend county seat calls

H C Cunningham and S nephews Robert Baird and John Liggett of New Florence were among county seat callers on Saturday. Dr and Mrs Howard B Butterbaugh of Church Street and Mr and Mrs Harry Reynolds of Ford City spent the weekend at Hershey Pennsylvania.

Harry Allison Lois Allison Mary Kathryn Allison Loretta M. Allison Mra Richard Boucher Meredith Boucher E. G. Davis A. G. Glenn D. G. Glenn Winona Glenn Martha Jean Glenn Ronald Glenn Dwight Glenn D. R. Thompson David Thompson Clymer H. W. Altman Ralph Morris Meredith McAdoo Lucy Oatman Robert M. Offutt Joe Pruner C. J. Wingard Indiana Sarah Armatrong Mabel Cartwright M. J. Keating John Lamer Don McCoy Kathryn McCoy EB. Oatman Elya Oatman Tone Oatman D. D. Patterson Commodore J. A.bagley John Bagley Sarah Bagley Mary Bagley Lottie Brown Qdr C. J. Cameron Paris Cable Meade Douglase Mrz Meade Douglass Asa BE McAnulty Gertha McAnulty New York N.Y Robert A. Hdwards Peggie Lou Edwards Betty Ann Hdwards Ellwood City J. B. Fulton Homer City Luella Harbridge Grace Harbridge Kathryn Harbridge G. Harbridge Home A. H. Jolly Hdgewood J. D. Joinery George Joiner Alverda Dean Kunkle Betty Jean Kunkle H. J. Lightcap Sloan Lightecap Ruth Ruby Lightcap Marton Center A. M. McSparkin New Kensington Argyle Miller Ralph Minser Dorothy Minser Elder J. Miller Edward Miller Patricia Ann Miller Robert McAdoo Robert McAdoo, Jr Donald Imogene H. C. Cunningham Robert, Baird John Liggett New Florence Howard Butterbaugh Church Street Harry ‘Reynolds Ford City Hershey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Leasurh Hall Edwin McAdoo Hmelgh C. R. McAdoo Cherry Tree Robbie New Margaret Overman Violet Dorothy Overman Penn Run D.C. Rankin Arthur Smith G. W. Stephens Barnesboro Vergie ‘Tate Liggett William Liggett Centerville West Wheatheld Township Round Top William Penn Highway Glyde Howard Cunningham Brushvalley Frank Clawson Huff Paul Wallace County Armagh Conemaueh River Hellwood Heilwood Marxhauser Harry P.dowler Clearfield Fred Vinton Thomas Hogarth Harry F. Dowler William Grund O. B. Sutter Reunion Warview Asylum Wallace Keery Jackie Cooper Dames Dick Powell Ruby Keeler Warner Bros Harold Lloyd Kundla Torrance Eugene Wilson Indiana Motor Co Buick—Sales and Service Pontiac North Eighth Street Jack Warner J.M. Stewart & CO
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