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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1936

Page

5

Indiana County Hosts 39th Sabbath School Convention

National state and local speakers head to the First Presbyterian church for the 39th Indiana County Sabbath School Association convention with a focus on cooperation in Christian education. Lead figures include Rev. Roy A. Burkhart Walter H. Myers Mrs. J. M. Batley and Arthur R. Bodner as sessions and departmental conferences unfold. In 1934 Pennsylvania farms produced 472,348,378 gallons of milk with Indiana County contributing 6,319,147 gallons and 539,444 pounds of butter amid statewide totals.

Indiana County Sabbath School Association First Presbyterian Church Roy A. Burkhart International Council of Religious Education First Community Church Columbus Walter H. Myers Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association J. M. Batley Allegheny County Sabbath School Association Arthur R. Bodner State Sabbath School Association Robert L. Clark Indiana County Pennsylvania William L. Austin Bureau of the Cengual Department of Commerce Lancaster Chester Bradford York Somerset

Two Wrecks On Penn View Hill In Three Days

A big truck ran wild down Penn View Hill on the William Penn highway east of Blairsville. It overturned three times, demolishing the vehicle. the driver and helper escaped with minor injuries. Three days earlier a truck and trailer on the same hill caused one fatality and two injuries. Virginia youth William Bishop, 18, of Accomac, Va., died in Indiana Hospital from injuries after a truck descending Penn View Mountain went out of control. Driver Thomas Sterling, 21, and helper James Lewis, 28, suffered minor injuries.

William Penn Highway Blairsville Virginia Penn View William Bishop Accomac Indiana Penn View Mountain Bishop Thomas Sterling James Lewis Greenbush

Improving Philadelphia Street Surface in Indiana Town

Approximately 20 men are employed to improve Philadelphia Street from the Pennsylvania railroad crossing to the Baltimore and Ohio crossing. Work began this week and the main street section will receive a natural rock asphalt surface as part of city improvements.

Philadelphia Street Pennsylvania Baltimore & Ohio Indiana

Two Men Charged With Theft of Sheep and Chickens

Blaine Berringer 62 of Cherry Tree and Blaine Butterbaugh 24 of Commodore were jailed Tuesday night on theft charges from Green township farms. Sheriff Kooser and officials arrested them. a Justice of the Peace heard the case and held them for court. Raids yielded several sheep and chickens stolen in multiple incidents. three ewes on Charles Conner’s Hillsdale farm were found dead from gunshot wounds, with a $30 payment noted for two of the ewes.

Blaine Berringer Cherry Tree R.D Blaine Butterbaugh Commodore Green Township Berringer Boterbaugh H. B. Kooser J. Clair Irwin Indiana Jess Beers Justice of the Frank Kerr Grant Township Tuesiay Charles Conner Hillsdale Ifields

Agents Named for Sale of 1936 Hunting Licenses

County Treasurer John M Thompson announced 16 agents appointed to sell 1936 hunting licenses across the county. 328 permits were isolated from his office at noon. Licenses available weekdays at the County Treasurer’s Office in the Court House until 4 30, except Saturdays when open until noon.

John M. Thompson Indiana Indiana Hardware Co J. M. Stewart & Co Moore Hotel Blairaville S. D. Stiffey & Sons Homer City L. K. Fassett Saltsburg Shupe Hardware J. C. Moore Supply Co Glen Campbell Vivian Conner Levis Conner Heilwood F. M. ‘Ganoe Hilladale A. R. Wanchisa Court House

Best Apple Year in Pennsylvania Since 1929

Harrisburg reports the 1936 Pennsylvania apple harvest opens with a light crop in northern and western counties but a moderately heavy yield in south central and eastern districts. J L States says profits likely despite the small crop and D M James confirms excellent quality, high color, good size, with prices higher than last year.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania J. L. States Bureau of Marketa D. M. James Department of Agriculture

Indiana County Brushvalley Fair Prepares For Saturday Events

The Brushvalley Fair at the Community building features home and farm product exhibits, with Indiana County Horseshoe Tournament finals in the afternoon and a clay pigeon shooting showcase scheduled for the day. Local residents, including several from nearby towns, are set to attend and enjoy a day of activities and competition.

Dog Licenses Issued Count Reported by County Treasurer

The County Treasurer reported that 9,239 dog licenses had been issued. The figure reflects registrations processed to date and underscores ongoing compliance efforts by local authorities.

Buckeye State nickname came from 1840 campaign

The article recalls how Martin Van Buren's push for re election helped enthrone Gen William Henry Harrison and earned Ohio the Buckeye State name. It notes buckeye log cabins and cider wagons in parades mocked as aristocratic tastes, the shift to frontier imagery, and Harrison's decisive victory.

Buckeyes Martin van Buren Flory Andrew Jackson White House van Buren William Henry Harrison Ohio Buckeye Harrison Washington Tippecanoe Ohio River Alleghenies Gen. Harrison Buckeye State Western Newspaper Union

Walter Neal 25th Wedding Anniversary Near Trade City

About fifty relatives and friends celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Walter Co. Neal's silver wedding anniversary at their home near Trade City on Sept. 20. A six o'clock dinner preceded music and conversation. The couple, lifelong residents, have one daughter Edna who teaches in North Mahoning township. Many gifts were given and guests included several local families and visitors from nearby towns.

Walter Co. Neal Trade City Neal Edna North Mahoning Township Mra. Neal J.C. Buchanan Mra Pete Weaver Mary Jo Jof Dubois JW. C. Chap H. B. Neal Eb, Simpson Selina N. Barber Raymond Thomas Barber H. R. Widdowson Indiana JL. W. Anderson Tpunxsutawney J. B. Troutman Smicksburg

John W Neff Named Representative for Mutual Life

A. F. Haas, manager of the Pittsburgh Agency of the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, announces the appointment of John W. Neff of Indiana as a company representative. Neff served 11 years at the State Teachers College of Indiana as director of the music department and has an active civic life with Rotary, the Indiana Country Club and other local groups.

A. F. Haas Pittsburgh Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York John W. Neff Indiana Neff State Teachers College of Indiana Department of Music Rotary Club Indiana Country Club

Homer City Couple Celebrates 59th Wedding Anniversary

County couple Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hobaugh of Homer City R D 3 marked the 59th anniversary of their marriage with a family homecoming at their residence on Thursday September 17. Mr. Hobaugh is nearly 80 and his wife 79.

R. W. Hobaugh Homer City R.D

Prominent Men Called by Death at Rolling Rock Club

Prominent Indiana figures died in rapid succession. William J. Jack, 53, of Indiana, collapsed after a horse event at Rolling Rock near Ligonier, later dying of a heart attack. Dr. B. Shaulis of Indiana hospital, highly regarded surgeon, died following an appendicitis operation. Funeral details and survivor lists provided.

Jack Rolling Rock Country Club Dr. Shaulis Indiana Hospital William J. Jack Indiana Ligonier L. W. Robinson Summers M Margaret F. (Mitchell) Jack Phillips Exeter Academy Exeter N. H Yale Universalty Yale Harvard University Martha Taylor A.T. Taylor Los Angeles Military Academy California Jndiana State Normal School State Teachers College James L. Jack North Sixth Street Greenwood Cemetery B. F. Shaulis Shaulis Stead Somerset County Frederick 5. Shaulis Edward F. Shaulis Frederick S. Shaulis Mary Ann (Pyle) Shaulis Mies B. Maude Steinrod Indiana State Normal School Medical College

Indiana Man Joins Knox College Faculty in Wisconsin

Dr Mack T Henderson of Ripon Wisconsin resigns from Ripon college after three years to become director of admissions and assistant professor of psychology at Knox College Galesburg Michigan He holds a BA from Ohio Wesleyan University 1929 and MA and PhD from the State University of Iowa 1933 His Knox duties begin September 24.

Indiana Knox College Ripon Wis Mack T. Henderson Church Street James I. Henderson Ripon College Galesburg Henderson Ohio Wesleyan State University of Iowa

G C Murphy Co Buys Kittanning Properties For Expansion

The G C Murphy Co has bought the Market 8b properties of Kittanning Supply Co and Mateer Furniture Store in Kittanning to expand its business in Armstrong county seat. The notice mentions expansion plans and includes a Ford quote about perseverance, a side note on the hot dog’s 1805 German origin.

G. C. Murphy Co Kittanning Kittanning Supply Co Mateer Furniture Ihs Armstrong County

Evangelistic Conference Planned at Elderton Church

The Kittanning Presbytery Evangelistic Conference will meet at Elderton Presbyterian on Tuesday afternoon and evening September 29 starting at 2:00. The program features Rev. M. Rudolph Miller at 2:00, Rev. C. W. Kerr at 3:00, Rev. W. F. Klein at 4:00, fellowship and supper, Rev. M. M. McDivitt at 6:30, evangelistic worship at 7:30, and an evangelistic address by Rev. W. F. Klein at 7:46.

Kittanning

Cupola and Clock to Stay on County Court House

County Commissioners retain the cupola and town clock atop the county Court House despite protests. An investigation found no safety issue with the cupola clock housing. Federal aid for planned county building and jail improvements was denied, leading to cancellation of the project after delayed approval.

County Court House Ita

United Presbyterian Missionary Society invites national meeting

The United Presbyterian Missionary Society extends an invitation to the Women's Missionary Society of North America to hold the 64th annual convention at the First Church of Indiana from June 11 to 15, 1987. About 800 delegates are expected, with Conemaugh Presbyterian hosting for the first time. Mrs. J. M. Lashley of St. Louis is president of the General Missionary Society.

Conemaugh ‘Presbyterian Missionary Society United Presbyterian Church Women's Missionary Society United Presbyterian Church of North America Indiana United States St. Louis Conemaugh Presbyterian General Missionary Society J. M. Lashley Samuel W. Shane Conemaugh

Personal Briefs From Indiana Neighbors Across the Region

A stream of social notes lists Mrs. George Davis of Clymer visiting Pittsburgh, Ellsworth Rudi heading to Detroit for college, and many families visiting or hosting relatives in Mercer Indiana Cleveland Harrisburg and Williams College. Attending events include Dr. M. M. Davis at the American Legion convention in Cleveland and Burton Stevenson off to the University of Pennsylvania.

George Davis Clymer Pittsburgh Ellsworth Rudi School Street Detroit Mica Paul Gland Dale Jesse Osborne Mercer Indiana Howard Zellers Cleveland Helen Zellers Ninth Street Wayne Moore Marion Ben Hill Water Street Jemmia White Arthur Logue Coudersport David Mack North Sixth S Williams Vermont Williams College Maurice Trueal DuBois Earl Truaal West Church Street Robert Kime Kittanning William Holstein South Eleventh Street Walter Wiggins Harrisburg James Wilgins Church Street Harry T. Rankin The Savings & Trusts Company New York City H. R. Dorr White Township Paul East Smithfield Bradford County Donald Miller L. E. Miller West Philadelphia Street Dickinson Law School Carisle Horace Thompson Virginia Beach B. J. Williaima South Sixth Street M. M. Davis South l Seventh Street American Legion William B. Allison Wayne Avenue Canton J. E. Parky Windsor Can Willam Parks West School Street Belle O'Neill Sumter S. C W. R. Wissinger Howard Runyan Mabel Wissinger Town Mra Glenn Johnston Homer City Burton Stevenson B. F. Stevenson North Sixth Street Kiski Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Calvin Buchhelt Edward Bu Elmer Els Church Atrest British Isles Johns Hopking Orchestra Johns Hopking University Baltimore D. J. Miscus Ione Robert William East Water Street John H. ‘Truby State College Truby Mabel Fiscus First Presbyterian Church of State College Todiana First United Presbyterian Church

Rousing Republican Rally Opens Campaign

United States Senator James J. Davis addressed a county wide rally at the Indiana fairgrounds urging coal industry stabilization under Governor Alf Landon as President. He warned prosperity depends on national recovery and called for fair wages, condemning cut throat competition while noting wage declines in southern coal operations. Frank L. Pinola and R B Arthur Sweeny spoke for state offices.

Pennsaylvania United States James J. Davis Indiana Fairy Grounds Alf Landon Davis America South Landon Frank L. Pinola Arthur Sweeny Greensburg Indiana

Real Estate Transfers List of Indiana Area Deals

George T. Robinson and R. J. Roberts exit for four tracts and a lot in East Wheatfield and Marion Center with nominal sums. Transactions include Arcadia Water Co. 2 acres for 500 dollars and multiple Indiana area parcels, ranging from 100 to 4 000 dollars, with numerous buyers and lenders recorded.

George T. Robinson Pennsylvania Electric Co East Wheatfield Township George F. Robinson Rev. R. J. Roberts John Weanor Marion Center Indiana Lumber & Supply Co Todd L. Brown Lwrite W. N. Neal Allk Louis Young Township Joseph P. Mack Cherrys Hill Rudolph Thelsa Guiseppe Zatuto Indiana Borough

Mother and Daughter Scalded by Overturned Boiler

Mrs. Scott Thompson and her daughter Rose were burned Friday afternoon in Robinson when a boiler of scalding water tipped over while they were moving it from a stove. The mother's feet suffered severe scalding and the girl sustained burns to her hand.

Scott Thompson Rose Thompaco Robingon

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County SOTH Penn View Hill the Progress Selieved Green Town Ship Farms Lester McAnulty Gene Lydle Commodore Archie Perry Mers Genceten Clymer Rose Micale Zoputtloe ‘Clymer Weer Rochester Leona Bluetons Sey Noble Fritz Atoyestown Margaret Prothero Luther Augustus Williams Ernest Edna Ingeborg Benson Dubois Harry &, Borland Vintondale Mary 8 Cox Wm. N. Nibert Ste Indiana Esther Shaffer Joseph Wennell Anna Gacek Coral ‘Clair Aigood FSZ Jottreal Mintory Frank A Magin Wo Starr Watson Walter, Neal Mutual Life Insurance Company DR. B. JF. Shaulis Dr. EB. F. Shaulis Henry Ford Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Johann Georg Lahner Frankfurt Germany Lippmann Roosevelt Walter Lippmann Alf M. Landon Mr. Roosevelt Elderton Presbyterian Church United Presbyterian Missionary Society Newton Kans Journal London
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