State Foresters report decline in Pennsylvania poisonous snakes
Harrisburg Sept 22 State Foresters report the number of poisonous snakes in Pennsylvania is dropping each year. They credit more people recreating in forests, leading to more snakes being killed. Rattlers and copperheads are native and the department provides anti venom kits for foresters and visitors. No bites reported this year in state forests.
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Harrisburg
W. J
Department of Forests and Waters
Pennsylvania
Tike
Tioga
Potter
Sullivan
Clinton
Franklin
Wold
Department of Forests and “Waters
Homestead Wins Skeet Shoot By Lead of Three Points
Homestead defeats Indiana 235 to 282 as shooters C A Evans 48 D W Didd 47 B Tiner 47 H M Jones 47 T W Naplar 46 lead the Homestead team. Indiana scoring J S Hileman 47 I L Soisson 47 A Zugates 47 Clyde Rough 46 Dr Kinter 45 with total 282 for Indiana and 235 for Homestead in a well attended event west of town.
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Indiana
J. S. Hileman
I. L.soisson
A. Zugates
Clyde Rough
Dr. Kinter
Homestead
C. A. Evans
D.W. Didd
Peach stain removal tip from cleaning guide
A brief note states that faint peach stains can be removed from linen using a weak solution of chloride of lime. The tip emphasizes a gentle chemical approach and directs careful handling to avoid fabric damage.
Personal Breevities from Quay Braughter and Friends
Quay Braughter of Dixontville and wife return from an eastern motor trip to Harrisburg Washington DC Alexandria and Baltimore with daughter Dorothy who enters a Baltimore hospital as a student nurse. Several Smith College freshmen join the Indiana area noting family ties and travels. Frances Bramonte returns from Italy to Indiana to resume The Patriot. his mother Maria Bramonte dies aboard ship en route to Italy.
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Quay Braughter
Dixonville
Harrisburg
Washington
D.C
Alexandria
Baltimore
Dorothy
Finai Hospital
Misa Lowsn Sutton
May Sutton
West Philadelpha Street
Northampton
Mass
Smith Colllege
Smith
Martha Mack
Edgar Mack
McKeesport
Indiana
John D. Stewart
Ernest Stewart
College Avenue
Pacific Coast
Ellwood Manns
Illnois
John
Princeton
H. ©. Johnston
Elderton
Rochester Mills
Braughler
Mr. Braughler
A. H. Braughler
Board of County Commissioners
Bessie Work
A. H. Work
Thomas Simpson
W. A. Simpson
South Seventh Street
Gilbert Wolfenden
Oak Street
Exeter College
Lewis Jack
James L. Jack
Philadelphia Street
Exeter
Francesco Bramonte
Weat Water Street
Italy
the Patriot
Maria Bramente
Armstrong Grange Booster Night and Pie Social
Armstrong Grange will hold Booster Night Wednesday Sept 30 at 8 00 p m in the Parkwood schoolhouse open to the public A pie social follows the literary hour Ladies bring boxes The program includes music readings debate and pantomime with local figures in charge and a booster night challenge as part of the event.
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Armstrong Grange
Parkwood
M. T. Walker
Mer
Helen Craig
Harold Blakely
Betty Weiss
Aletha Walker
Free Recitals by Guild Organists in Indiana Churches
Four organists from the Western Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Guild of Organists perform free recitals in Indiana after a dinner meeting at the Methodist Episcopal church on Tuesday evening September 29. Recitals are at First United Presbyterian Madelein Emich F A G O organist of German Evangelical Pittsburgh Zion Lutheran William Oetting First Presbyterian Thomas Webber organist Municipal Auditorium Youngstown Ohio Arthur Jennings A A G O Sixth United Presbyterian Pittsburgh. Tax of Pork Chops adds federal New Deal tax cents to price per pound of pork chops.
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Indiana
Western Pennsylvania
American Guild of Organists
Methodist Episcopal Church
First United Presbyterian
Madelaine Emich
German Evangelical Church
Pittsburgh
Zion Lutheran
Wiliam Oetting
Pittsburgh Musical Institute
First Presbyterian
Thomas Webber
Municipal Auditorium
Youngstown
O. Methodist Episcopal
Arthur Jennings
Sixth United Presbyterian Church
The Spoiled Love Triangle Ends in a Wedding
Hugh, a cautious lawyer, dismisses warnings about Valeria’s patience. Valeria secretly marries Barry, Hugh’s friend, after years of waiting. Barry confesses from a distant line that he warned Hugh, then says: It’s me. The shock ends the scene as the phone line goes dead.
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Hugh
Barry
Valeria
Vals
Val
County 4 5 workers meet here this week
County 4 5 workers meet here this week includes Rev Leater H Case directing convention music and Mrs A DeGaeta pianist. Program spans Friday Sept 25 and Saturday Sept 26 with worship services, reports, elections, addresses by Rev Burkhart Bodmer Bailey and Myers, leadership training, and a Smyrna Literary Society meeting on Oct 2 at Smyrna schoolhouse near Georgeville. Progress and Pittsburgh Ponty Gazette to R D readers $5 60.
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T.D
First Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Leater H. Case
A. DeGaetano
Indiana
W. C.chapman
Mary Fleming
Case
Christ Jesus
My Lord
D. F. Rinn
J. M. Bailey
Ackernon
Bailey
Home of the Future
Miss Wallace
Rev. Burkhart
McMillen
Bodmer
Harry S. Myers
Walter E. Myers
R. P. Worcester
Roy A. Burkhart
Lutheran Sunday School
William L. Beck
Beck
Burkhart
B. B. Crawford
Convention Church
Smyrna Literary Society
Smyrna
Georgeville
aAmerica
Iivan McGee
Mary Luella Simpson
Wallace Lockhart
Marion Nichal
Myrna Jean Steele
Sara Margaret Nichol
Anna Mae
Ida Brady
Walter Johnston
Milton Marshall
Ethel McGee
Mildred Nichol
Velma Skinner
Mrs. Burkett
John Hamilton
Smyrna Itiems
Dora Louise Burkett
Miss Kinter
Local Social Notes and Farewell for Rev Miller
Nanty Glo residents visit Harl Kopp home and other local calls dot the weekend. A farewell party for Rev C H Miller and family precedes their move to Cumberland Md. Various families visit relatives in Clearfield Mechanicsburg Altoona and Johnstown with hospital births and bridge club gatherings noted. The item closes with a reference to The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to R D readers.
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Harry Rhoades
Potteradale
E. J. Wooster
Leslie Johnson
Clearfield
Evangelical Parsonage
C. H. Miller
Cumberland
John Miller
Guy Stutzman
Torris Sebring
Detroit
Mich
C. W
Clyde Hee
Leroy Ree
Kittanning
Butler
Howard McFarland
N. A. Thomas
Blandburg
WEDDINGS OF A WEEK SHROKMAN GDOVICHIN
George Shrokman and Miss Susan Gdovichin of Auliman were wed in Iselin's Roman Catholic church on September 15 in a large ceremony. A dinner for over 100 followed, with dancing to Saginaw's orchestra from Johnstown. The bride, Indiana high school graduate, and groom, a Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co. employee at Aultman, will reside with the bride's parents.
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Shrokman-Gdovichin
George Shrokman
Susan Gdovichin
Auliman
Iselin
Saginaw’s
Orchestra
Johnstown
Indiana High School
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
Aultman
Barr Nichols Miss Guerie E Nichols wed in Indiana
Barr Nichols Miss Guerie E Nichols of Indiana married William C Barr of Towanda New York on Sunday at Wesleyan Methodist Church Towanda. Rev A J Markell officiated in the presence of friends The bride is a 1930 Indiana high school graduate They will reside in Towanda.
Coroner Jury Finds Car Speed Excessive in Child Death
The coroner's jury in the Rosemary Vance case says John Cherovich faced further grand jury investigation after finding he operated his car at excessive speed when the three year old was struck on Route 110 near the Vance home in Chambersville. Investigation showed a skid of 60 to 70 feet after brakes were applied.
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Rosemary Vance
Chambersville
John Cherovich
Fulton Run
Cherovich
Vance
Route 110
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Pittsburgh Ponty Gazette
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First National Bank
Indiana, Pennsylvania
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cherry Tree
Lyle Thompson
Nanty Glo
Harl Kopp
Luxenberg
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