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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1936

Page

4

Ram Sale Sets 21 Hampshire Shropshire Rams for Indiana County

The ninth annual Ram Sale by Indiana County Sheep and Wool Co operation Association begins at 1 00 P M September 17 at the Indiana Fair Grounds sheep barns. Twenty one top registered Hampshire and Shropshire rams from several counties will be offered to highest bidder with registry and transfer certificates provided free. Auctioneer Col Robert Peebles New Castle and ringsman Bill Connell State College. No rams over three years old. many yearlings to be sold.

Indiana County Sheep and Wool Co-operation Association Indiana Fair Ground Hampshire Shropshire Indiana Armstrong Westmoreland Jefferson Cambria Robert Peebles New Castle Bill Connell State College

Pastor Virgil Cosby Resigns for Washington Mission

Rev. Virgil Cosby resigns after nine years as pastor of United Presbyterian Church Oneonta New York to lead the new Mission church in Washington D C He and his wife Hazel Miller will relocate this month to engage in activities of the mission church funded by the Young Peoples Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church The home mission project was adopted under Rev Stillman A Foster of First United Presbyterian Town as chair of the YPCU directors panel

Mission ‘Church Washington, D. C Virgil Cosby Indiana United Presbyterian Church Oneonta N. Y New Mission Church Washington, D.C Cosby Washington Young ‘Peoples Christian Union Stillman ‘A. Foster First United Presbyterian Church Town YPCU New Home Mission Young Peoples Societies

Threeyearold Banks Fatally Injured Crossing Road

Rosemary Banks age 3 of Chambersville was struck by an automobile on Route 110 while crossing a road. She died in Indiana Hospital Thursday evening. Driver John Cherovich of Fulton Run said the child ran into the car. he was released pending inquest Saturday at the Court House.

Rosemary Banks Chambersville William Bugey, Sr Indiana Thomas Agnes(Shaffer) Banks John Cherovich Fulton Run Cherovich Caromer Court House

Indiana County Farmers Advised on Conservation Compliance

County Agricultural Conservation Committee chairman Chas M McMillen informs Indiana County farmers that it is time to file for Agricultural Conservation Program payments. Farmers unsure of approved practices should contact the county helper or the Agricultural Conservation Office in Room 205, Indiana Theatre Building, Indiana, Pa. Only officially approved practices may be used to earn soil building allowances after filing worksheets.

Chas. M. McMillen Indiana County Agricultural Conservation Committee Indiana County Agricultural Conservation Office Indiana Theatre Building Indiana

Community Notes and Tragic Death Report in Chambersville

In Chambersville, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Love and family of Altoona visited relatives including Day Love and Mrs. Lina Trueal. Rosemary Banks died after a car accident last weekday evening. The Banks and Waterson families traveled from Pittsburgh Latrobe Willet State College to attend services or visit kin as neighbors shared condolences.

Chambersville Earl Love and Altoona D.ay Love Lina Trueal Joseph Schwab Uttle Son Tidioute Wall Kinter Paul Brady Sanford Dorothy Barr Chas. Brady Rosemary Banks Roy Banks Pittsburgh Guy Banks Latrobe Helen Waterson Willet Emma Bothell Earl ‘Kinter State College Walt Kinter Merle McGara Chas. Adamson Berle Martha Five Points Clair Pruner

Saving for a Country Life Ends In Fashion Swindle

Barry and Alvina, newly hired at forty thousand dollars a year, vow to save for a country home but mounting lifestyle costs strain their finances. Alvina secretly orders gowns on approval to keep up appearances, then confesses and proposes honest saving for a modest nest egg.

Barry Keith The Cranston Architectural Company Alvina Barry Newmont So and So Vina

Weddings of a Week Update From Canton and Nearby

Allison Lawson of Canton marries Samuel H. Allison on September 8 at the Shane home with Rev. Samuel W. Shane officiating. The bride, a former Stark County treasurer’s office stenographer, honeymooned at the Great Lakes Exposition and Canada before settling in Indiana. Frank E. Ewing wed Nevada Davison on April 22 in Wellsburg W Virginia. couple to live in Pittsburgh where Ewing works. Mildred Kuckenbrod and James Shetler wed in Cumberland Maryland. they will reside in Bolivar. Minerva Sweltzer and Howard Wentworth wed. they will reside in Washington DC.

Allison Lawson Jane Lawson Canton Samuel H. Allison William B. Allison Wayne Avenue Samuel W. Shane Pfrat United Presbyterian Church Town Shane Stark County Cleveland Points Canada Indiana Alliaon Ewing-Davison James JC. Davison Blairsville R.D Nevada Frank E. Ewing Elmer R. Ewing Welleburg W. Va F. M. Billingsley Methodist Church of Wellsburg Blairsville High School Mildred Kuckenbrod Harry Kuckenbrod Bolivar James Shetler William Shetler Robinson Cumberland George E. Bowman First Methodist Church of Shetler W. J. Sweltzer Commodore Minerva Howard Wentworth Baltimore, Md Washington, D.C

County Couple Celebrate 67th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Conrad Lukehart near Plumville celebrated their 67th wedding anniversary at their daughter’s home near Smicksburg. He is 88 and she 86. they have five children 15 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. A large relatives and friends gathered, with many Lukehart family members listed.

Conrad Lukehart Plumville John Heberling Smicksburg Lukehart Harry Lukehart John Ettie Gertrude Smucksburg Charles Lukehart Marion Center Thomas Lukehart Mae Bert Lukehart Hdna Monroe Dessie Bert Pred Heberling Viola Walter Clark Clair Elma Ethyl

Preserving the Constitution Through Historic Quotes

A concise look at how Presidents from Washington to Wilson described the Constitution as the nation’s safeguard. The piece quotes Washington Jefferson Madison Lincoln Cleveland and Wilson on liberty, power, and the oath to defend the document that anchors American government.

United States George Washington Thomas Jefferson James Madison Abraham Lincoln Grover Cleveland Woodrow Wilson the United States

Senator Bennett Buys Bank Building at Public Sale

Senator Edward B. Bennett purchased the Citizens National Bank building on Philadelphia Street and Carpenter Avenue for 27 520 01 at a public sale conducted by J Milford Tomb receiver on Wednesday afternoon September 9 He plans extensive improvements including a modern storeroom once the banking room used by the receiver becomes available

Edward B. Bennett Citizens National Bank Philadelphia Street Carpenter Avenue J. Milford Tomb Bennett

Auto Collision Injures Two Men Near Armagh

Sam Verassi 52 of Heshbon injured in a collision with Samuel Verrassi 62 and L C Freeman 31 of Cleveland after Verassi pulled from a dirt road onto the Wm Penn Highway three miles west of Armagh. Verassi suffered injuries while Freeman received a forehead cut. Estimated damage to vehicles totaled 150 dollars.

Samuel Verrassi Heshbon L. C. Freeman Cleveland Armagh Verassi

Landon’s inquisitiveness fascinates reporters

Governor Alf Landon as Republican presidential hopeful asks sharp, direct questions on a wide range of subjects, surprising newspaper reporters who cover his activities by answering more questions than they ask.

Alf Landon

New Deal Praises Amid 1935 Farm Reductions Praise

Farmers abroad laud the Roosevelt administration as 1935 crop reductions reach 91,637,000 acres and imports cover 33,463,33 acres, reflecting wartime style praise for policy despite production shifts.

Roosevelt

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