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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1937

Page

2

Snow Removal Plans Underway for Highways in Pa

Harrisburg September reports the Pennsylvania Department of Highways has begun winter snow removal planning. Last winter costs reached 2,175,000 dollars for state highways and 90,000 for borough streets, plus cinders and snow fences. The 1936-37 program covered 12,074 miles of state highways and about 2,500 miles of rural highways, with extensive equipment and an army of workers prepared to maintain roads against severe winter weather.

Harrisburg

Rural Dramatics Entrants Due September 20

Indiana county rural dramatic and music tournament entries must be filed by Monday September 20. Entrants must represent rural organizations such as Granges churches and PTAs. Vocal groups of three to eight compete in the rural music contest.

P.t.a.'s Indiana County Warner Recreation Committee County Agricultural Extension Association Office County Agricultural Extension Association

Protect Your Crops and Property With Progress Notices

Progress Trespass Notices cover the Trespass Theft and Property Damage Act and warn against trespassing and theft. Six notices cost 25c printed on heavy paper or three on muslin for 25c. Send cash for postage to The Indiana Progress Indiana Pa.

Indiana Progress Indiana

Saltsburg Woman Reaches 100 With Vigor and Grace

Elizabeth McTlwain Saltsburg's oldest resident celebrated her 100th birthday with a reception at the Saltsburg Presbyterian Church. Lifelong Presbyterian and community leader, she remains active in church circles and local endeavors after a long life born in Salisbury. Her daughter Alice R. Mahan marked an 85th birthday with a family dinner earlier in the week.

Elizabeth McTlwain Salieburg Saltsburg Presbyterian Church Salisbury Robert Mary Rhea) McLlwain Presbyterian Church Land California W. R. Mellwain Saltsburg

Organized Truck Owners Cooperating for Highway Safety

The passage of House Bill No 8b1 Act No 286 places all for hire motor truck owners under the Public Utility Commission. The Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association cooperates with the Commonwealth to promote highway safety and help owners operate legally before the September 29 1987 deadline. Meetings are held in every county to inform truck owners on compliance and public service under regulation.

Public Utility Commission Commonwealth Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association

Progress and Pittsburgh Post Desert to R D Readers

A compact notice states that The Progress and Pittsburgh Post is distancing from readers in a move related to a $5.60 amount. The item notes financial specifics and a local newspaper context with emphasis on reader impact.

Progress Pittsburgh Post R. D

Constitution Day Observed Across County With Programs

The county will mark the 150th anniversary of the U S Constitution with programs in borough and rural schools and a community mass meeting at the High School Auditorium on Friday evening September 17. Dr Ralph Heiges of Indiana State Teachers College spoke to the Kiwanis Club Monday on What Does the Constitution Say revealing an intensely interesting address.

Igh School United States Ralph Heiges Indiana State Teachers College Kiwanis Club

Public Sales in Iselin and Cherry Hill Township Auctions

Public sales list household goods and farm items at multiple locations in Iselin Pa Cherry Hill township and near Pikes Peak along the Benja min Franklin Highway from September 1 through September 22 with items including stoves furniture beds wardrobes tables chairs and tools. A final line notes J F Cary's death in Sacramento California from a metal pencil incident.

Iselin August Lorenzi R. W. George Pikes Peak Cherryhill Township Benjamin Franklin Highway Simmons

Neighborly romance in a quiet apartment tale

Paula notes a suitor rivalry as Mary contemplates a distant writer who sends letters, fudge, and flowers from her next apartment. Mary explains the romance feels indefinite yet genuine, contrasting the rival Harry Tate and his monetary circle with the anonymous neighbor's thoughtful gestures.

Yeu Harry Tate Paula Gage Mary Tates Harry Paula Aula Marty Neighbor

Dear Neighbor Causes Complications In Marys Love Triangle

Mary balances two suitors Harry and Dear Neighbor who enters with a salad making plans for an evening walk and supper. Harry presses for commitment but Mary cautious, listens as Dear Neighbor echoes the tension of choice while a growing kiss hints at potential engagement.

Harry Paula Mary

Allison winners for register and recorder face varied ward tallies

The Third Ward shows Miller 666, McCreary 443, Winger 393, Geasler 197 while Fourth Ward incumbent Martin loses nomination to Orr 277 to 178. Democratic first ward unopposed, Second Ward Langham 124 Buchhelt 116, Third Ward Bath 7 Reece 2 McLaughlin 2 Winger 3 Joalin 3, Fourth Ward Wisgell 30 Hill 15. Republican race Wiley 1469 Way 1048 White Township tax collector Mrs EB Grott wins nomination by 19 over Fred C Pitts. other Republican candidates post smaller totals. The Progresa publishes detailed county election results for both parties and for Jury Commissioner.

Miller McCreary Winger Geasler Martin Orr Lieb Langham Buchhelt Bath Reece McLaughlin Joalin White Township EB. H. Grott Fred C. Pitts B. Glasaford Stanton R. Morris Joseph F. Nichol Progresa Register and Recorder

Changes in bounty regulations issued by Game Commission

Harrisburg Sept 14 The Pennsylvania Game Commission announced changes in bounty rules effective Oct 1 1937 The wildcat bounty is removed the weasel bounty falls to 60 cents the goshawk bounty drops from 5 to 2 for adults and 1 for fledglings May added to the period The Great Horned Owl bounty is set at 2 for adults and 1 for fledglings from November 1 to June 1 These changes aim to better control predatory birds and animals under discretionary legislative powers.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Game Commission

Personal Brevities From West Street To California

Local notes report Mr and Mrs R E Griffiths moving to Cleveland where he works for United States Steel Co Louise Wiggins now Mrs Griffiths previously Wiggins Elmer Buterbaugh and son Jimmy join a motor trip to California and far west family by Mr and Mrs Postlewaite of Punxsutawney Robert Marcus returns from Wayne Pa with son Clarence enrolled at Valley Forge Military Academy Clarence member of all state band and orchestra Mr and Mrs Frank Daugherty celebrate Mrs Daugherty s 82nd birthday Daughertys visit from Gettysburg Mr Ernest Stewart hosts dinner with guests including John M Daugherty parents of Mrs Stewart to honor their 49th wedding anniversary Frank A Neff and Hart H Daugherty observe recent anniversaries.

R. E. Griffiths J. Walter Wiggins West Church Street Cleveland Griffiths United States Steel Co Louise Wiggins Elmer Buterbaugh Jimmy Buterbaugh Inlaw Postlewaite Punxsutawney California Frank H. Daugherty East Locust Street Herbert Wilson Gettysburg Daugerty Ernest Stewart College Avenue John M. Daugherty Stewart Frank AL. Neff School Street Hart H. Daugherty North Ninth Street

Farwes Sold Through The Federal Land Bank

The Federal Land Bank of Baltimore lists three Indiana county farms sold. Clarence P Harrington receives 252 acres two miles northeast of Heilwood Route 8. Gustave J Harak gains 360 acres five miles west of Heilwood New Kensington. Charles F Larkin secures 182 acres two miles north of Blairsville Blairsville. All transactions led by K H Lowe Greensburg real estate fieldman.

Farwes Federal Land Bank Federal Land Bank of Baltimore Indiana County Clarence P. Harrington Route 8 Heilwood Gustave J. Harak New Kensington Hellwood Charles F. Larkin Blairsville K. H. Lowe Greensburg Land Book

Woman in lumber camps disguises as man in Quebec

Constance Bolduc, a 17 year old girl, faced employment barriers and for three years has worn masculine clothing to work as a man in lumber camps north of Quebec. The article notes her effort to gain work and the masculine persona she adopted to secure wages.

Constance Bolduc Quebec Canada

Orphans' Court Sale Ordered by Indiana County Court

By order of the Orphans' Court of Indiana County Pennsylvania dated September 13 1987 there will be exposed to public sale on the premises in Washington Township Indiana County Pennsylvania the property to satisfy debts.

Orphans’ Court Indiana County Pennsylvania Washington Indiana

Real estate description from 1937 deed in Indiana County

Saturday October 9 1937 the following described real estate begins at a post at corner of A W Allison lands runs through various parcel lines to a corner in the lands of George M Harmon and back to the starting point containing 34 times more or less title vested in George M Harmon deceased by will from Sarah E Brown and John M Brown dated April 15 1912 recorded in Deed Book 128 320 Terms of sale 10 percent of bid due sale balance cash on confirmation of sale Executed by Walter L Harmon Ida Grace Rough Executors by order of the Court W R Calhoun Clerk Auctioneer G F Lohr

A. W. Allison Leon Smeltzer James Henderson Sarah E. Brown Matthew Treams Matthew Streams Harry Seanor George M. Harman Charles Hudson Sarah EB. Brown John M. Brown Indiana County Walter L. Harman Ida Grace Rough W. R. Calhoun G. F. Lohr

Auditor's Notice on Indiana estate distributions

Fisher and Ruddock announce as auditors appointed by the Orphans Court of Indiana County to settle report distributions of money held by The Savings and Trust Company of Indiana as executor of the estate of Sarah Jane Bowers. Auditor Barber will attend at Farmers Bank Building Indiana Pa on October 1, 1937 at 8:00 AM for interested parties. A second notice lists Nettin M. Pair estate with October 2, 1937 at 10:00 AM for interested persons.

Farm partnership opportunity near Blairsville on Route R

Wanted experienced farmer to run 175 acre Blairsville farm two miles west on Route R D 1. Farm has equipment and dairy cows. Only those willing to make small investment need apply. Clifford Ty McLaughlin R D 1 Blairsville Pa.

Heskhom Blairsville Clifford Ty McLaughlin Blairaville

For Sale Twenty Acres Near Cockport in Indiana Pa

Twenty acres of good usable land about a mile from Cockport with two fish dams, a well stocked stream, a two story frame house, a summer house, a new bank barn, granary and garage. Excellent water supply, cement springhouse. Price reasonable. Call 523 Church St Indiana Pa. 36-2tp.

Cockport Church St Indiana

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