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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1933

Page

2

Reunions Highlight Fourth Shields Event at Indiana Fairgrounds

The fourth annual Shields reunion drew 95 attendees at Indiana Fairgrounds with a basket dinner and afternoon games. Officers elected included President B C Shields Indiana and Secretary Nellie Shields Indiana. Upcoming reunions for Uniontown schools and Anthony school were announced with details on dates, locations, and activities.

Indiana Fairgrounds J. H. Shields C. W. Gochran Marie Luella Shields Nellie Shields B. C. Shields Indiana W. Cochran Apollo Mary 0. Shields Blairaville Bertha Ewing Marie Shields Blairsville Hart Shields Livermore Uniontown Green Township Beringer Grove Concrete Road Anthony Armstrong Township Moon Fonner W. B. Ray John G. Anthony J. T. Henry J. C. White A. H. Wiggins Shelocta Wm. M. Calhoun Stella M. Steele Philadelphia Glenshaw Yend Big Run Rusk Lodge Harry Morris Kregar Morris Ruffner Elmira N. C Rustic Lodge Walter Clawson New Alexandria

Shanghai Madness and The Masquerader at the Ritz Theatre

Fay Wray and Spencer Tracy lead Shanghai Madness at the Ritz starting Thursday with a week run. Also showing is The Masquerader starring Leslie Howard and Ronald Colman in a three day engagement, plus Hal Beech returns as theatre organist at the venue.

Fay Wray Spencer Tracy Ritz Theatre Miss Wray Hollywood Tracy U. S China Ronald Colman Colman Hal Beech Playhouse Robert Morton Fay Wrays Leslie Howard Douglass Fairbanks, Jr

Agarlet River fans visit Starry home in Homer City

Friday and Saturday September 8 and 9 Agarlet River with Tom Keene featured. Miss Mary Adams and sister Mrs. Morton Kauffman of Johns town visited their Uncle and Aunt Mr. and Mrs. W. Z. Starry, Homer City. Many relatives from Indiana Montour Deckers Point Meco Tide Foster Mines joined in weekend visits. Mr. and Mrs. Starry, aged over three score ten, remain hearty and welcome friends.

Mary Adams Morton Kauffman Johnstown W. Z. Starry Homer City Starry Mra Richard Shadle J. H. Starry Leonard Indiana William Mason Montour No. 4 Jos, Stitt Deckers Point RB. F. Starry Meco Nettie Stiles R.D Lawrence Kocher Tide Cecil Kocher Foster Mines Acore

County 8 program continuation at convention sessions

The county program outlines a three day convention with Wallace as president officiating. It lists registration, worship, and multiple departmental conferences led by Misses Sikes, Wallace, and Agnes St Clair, plus Dr Hayward and Dr Kurtz. The schedule includes banquets, song services, and talks on Christian education and youth.

Wallace Chapman Mia Aliee Gailey Miss Bikes John A Ackerson Sikes Florence Wallace Hayward Christian Education Clara G. Earhart Kurtz Agnes St. Clair Convention Church Papajian E. B. Dinger Dr. Hayward Irvin Myers Parent Training and Home Department Zoe Lyons W. N. Templeton Arthur J. Pfohi J. Wilbur Gibson Symphony of Life Dr. Kurtz First United Presbyterian Church J. J. McIlvaine D.D Gladys W. Fisher Gilhousen I. T. Stewart Chas M. McMillen DePrefontaine M. D. McClelland Miss Sikes Indiana County Tokyo Glasgow Los Angeles Kansas City Birmingham

Motor Vehicles Take Heavy Toll in County

A string of fatal and serious vehicle accidents in Indiana County left families grieving. Miss Katherine Hwing died when struck by a truck on the Benjamin Franklin Highway while rescuing a pet cat. Edward Mann, 7, survived with minor injuries after a gasoline truck collision that swept two youths from a running board. Catherine Johnston, 17, died from a fractured skull after a crash near Ernest Creek. George Dimaro, 21, was cleared of blame in the highway death of Miss Ewing, a Creekside resident, as investigations noted the cat incident and veering car. Survivors and specifics follow for each family as services and burials are planned.

Forest Miller Day Myers Miller Edward Mann Galentine Washington Church C. A. Williams Indiana Pine Grove Rochester ‘Mills Arthur Galentine Anna (Campbell) Galentine United Presbyterian Church Rochester Mills Odd Fellows Lodge Alice Galentine Maynard Paul Galentine Merle Miller Galentine Minnie Galentine White Township Charles Galentine Lottie Watson Nanty-Glo Ernest Creekside Jesse W. Frye Catherine Johnson Pauline Lackey Misa Johnston Indiana Hospital Miss Lackey Creekside Miss Johnston John Hannah Johnston Alvin Carl Walter Luther Johnson Walter Domino Ernest Doris Johnsson Frye Berm Benjamin Franklin Katherine Hwing George Dimalo Brooklyn Coroney F. W. St. Clair DiMaro Miss Ewing John and Wrong (Schrecengost) Ewing Ewings Mill Pine Township Charles Ewing Gussie Ewing

Local Calls and Visits Span Mount Union Week

Mount Union residents report neighbors visiting relatives across towns. Miss Helena McIntire stayed with Echo friends. J T Sheasley and Ervin went to Kittanning. Laird Rosborough spent time with parents in Waterville. Carl Fleming visited Apollo. Labor Day saw trips to Niagara Falls and Ebensburg fair. Rupert reunion near Girty.

James Peterman Leechburg Peterman Helena McIntire Echo J.T. Sheasley Ervin Kittanning Laird Rosborough Waterville Spen T Cc. G. Rosborough Carl Fleming Apollo J. O. Blystone Rupert Girty Raymond Boyer Dari Indiana Lester Sheasley Dexard Creekside J. T. Sheasley Walter ‘Harmon Ethel Glenn Jewett Charles Five Points Frank Cessna John Rough Mildred Elgin Dean Elgin Mt. Union Niagara Falls New York Glenn Miller John Pop Ebensburg

International Study Club Meets for First Meeting of Season

The International Study Club will hold its first meeting of the season on Wednesday afternoon, September 27 at 2:00 at the home of Mrs. H. C. Christy on South Seventh Street. A son is reported for Mr. and Mrs. Gus E. Hood of East Church Street. the infant and mother are progressing well. Mr. Hood edits the Indiana Democrat.

International Study Club H. C. Christy South Seventh St. A Sonia Gus E. Hood East Church Street Ind Mr. Hood The Indiana Democrat

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