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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1934

Page

4

Pennsylvania Farm Cash Income Rises in 1938 Report

Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania cash income from farm production in 1938 reached 170 782 000, up 11 899 000 or seven percent from 1932, per the Federal State Crop Reporting Service. The state ranked variously among states in earlier years, with livestock sales forming two thirds of income. Crops contributed one third. much crop value is turned into farm feed or dairy products. Five Colts exhibited at the Greentownslip Gold Medal Colt Club show, with several gains and medals expected.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Federal State Greentownslip Cockport Fair A. P. Papson Green Township Gilhousen R. J. Mumau Grant Township Charlie Buterbaugh E. L. Mumau C. B. Buterhbaugh Ira Reithmilier

Tomato and Pepper Club Exhibited at Cockport Fair

The Green township 4-H Tomato and Pepper Club held its exhibit at the Cockport Fair last Friday and Saturday. Fifteen of eighteen members exhibited a dozen tomatoes and a dozen peppers each. Exhibits were judged by H. C. McWilliams, County Agent of Cambria County. Official ribbons went to the top ten: Helen Louise Houck, Lloyd Trvin, John Relithmiller, Doyle Shank, Bernard Beer, Ellamae Fyocck, Bila Mae Young, Donald Deilman, Robert Shank, and Kenneth Fyock.

Green Township Cockport Fair H. C. McWiliams Cambria County Helen Louise Houck Lloyd Trvin John Relithmiller Doyle Shank Bernard Beer Ellamae Fyocck

Two Offenders Sentenced on Monday in County Court

D. T. Niel of Aultman pleaded guilty to automobile registration plate theft and was ordered to pay costs and serve ten days in the county jail. Harry Williams of Indiana pleaded nolo contendere to breaking entering and larceny, sentenced to pay costs, restore $50 to Mrs. Hazel Younis, and serve 30 days in jail, with release upon payment of costs and restitution.

D. T. Niel Aultman Tourceny J. N. Langham Harry Williams Indiana Hazel Younis Williams

Trial Details in Metallick Case and Fatal Colver Brakeman Death

Testimony in the Metallick murder trial centers on the crime scene near Dr H B Lewis s Glen Campbell home with jurors asked if they would impose first degree murder with the death penalty. Mehallick testifies about the shooting during a car stop while Jove Pennington was driving. Vite died from a heart wound. Also reported is the death of 46 year old Colver railroad brakeman Henry Lantz who was crushed at Colver.

H. B. Lewis Glen Campbell Douglass Quincey Jones Indiana William Ruddock Charles J. Margiotti iPittsburgh Punxsulawhey Margiotti Hollidaysburg Supreme Court Indiana County Vite Mehallick Fayelte County Jove Pennington Ruddock James W. Mack Richard Gilbert Blair County Marion D. Patterson Colver Henry Lantz Colver Railroad

Brody Brothers Complete Extensive Store Improvements

Brody Brothers announce extensive upgrades across the White building with a new gift shop on the second floor and a moved millinery section paired with a new ladies shoe department. Rich carpeting, daylight lighting, oak and mahogany fixtures, six new fitting rooms, and a 30 by 90 foot stock room on the third floor completed over several weeks. A formal opening runs 8:00 to 10:00 this evening, inviting the public to a house warming. The remodel provided employment across multiple trades.

Brody Brothers

Social visits fill week in South Bend region

South Bend residents and visitors frequent area towns including Pittsburgh Wilkinsburg Apollo Vandergrift Derry Tarentum Indiana and Indiana hospital. Mr and Mrs Russel Lang of Pittsburgh spent the week with Will Anderson’s family. Nancy Devers visited her son Ward Devers in Apollo. Alfred Silvis and family from West Lebanon were guests of R A Silvis. Allan Kelly visited his father-in-law R A Silvis. Janet Townsend visited Mary Silvis in Vandergrift at Allegheny Valley hospital. Several locals called on relatives and friends across the area.

Russel Lang Pittsburgh Will Anderson Clara Townsend Rowland Coulter Derry Belle Moorehead Apollo Wilmer Knepshield Our Village Langus Wilkinsburg Nancy Devers Ward Devers Jane Ruffner McHenry Alfred Silvis West Lebanon R. A. Silvis Ed. McKinstry Harry Lyde Moorehead Ira Davis George Spahr Ralph Ramer Plumcreek Melvin Silvis

Chambersville Church Services Next Sunday

Church services at Crooked Creek church next Sunday afternoon at 3:00 with Sunday school at 2:00. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGara and family, Mrs Nan McGara, Mrs Buima Wler, Dr Mahan of Pittsburgh, Chas Brady's family visiting Mineral Point, F E Kirk's family in Indiana, and Mr and Mrs Earl Wells of Plumville visiting their mother Mrs Nettle Wells.

Crooked Creek Frank McGara Nan MccGara Buima Wler New York Mahan Pittsburgh Chas Brady Mineral Point Kirk Indiana Earl Wells Plumville Nettle Wells

Federal court convicts two for Avonmore Bank robbery

Vance Carter of Vandergrift and Joseph Piesarski of New Kensington were found guilty by the Federal Court in Erie of robbing the First National Bank of Avonmore of 4790 dollars. The robbery occurred last June and their case moved to federal trial after Westmoreland county court freed them.

Avonmore Vance Carter Vandergrift Joseph Piesarski New Kensington Erie First National Bank of

Weddings in Indiana area mark shifts in lives and places

WEDDINGS OF A WEEK reports multiple local nuptials. Misa Dorothy H. Miller marries Mel vin Johnston in Saltsburg with a reception at the Miller home and plans to live in Indiana where he works for Socony Vacuum Oil. Sarah Sloan Wilson weds Roland Jones George in New York City and will reside in Greenwich Village. Scott Randall Palmer weds Alice Elizabeth Williams in Blacklick. Pahel-shops Leroy J. Pahel and Della May Cribbs wed in Indiana. Roy Nesbit and Ethel Bell Miller unite in Cumberland Maryland.

Misa Dorothy H. Miller Charles H. Miller Parkwood Melvin Johnston Town J. R. EB. Craighead Saltsbury Elsie Groft Penn Run Paul Miller R. B. Craighead Saltsburg Lyle Johnston Mildred Leonard Indiana Harry Leise Porteraville Joseph A. Miller Emma Elizabeth Joseph, Jr Dolly May West Lebanon Jay Heiner Homer City Frank Miller Donald Miller Miller Socony Vacuum Oil Company Sarah Sloan Wilson Roland Jones George New York City Greenwich Presbyterian Church New York Nelson B. Chester Robert M. Wilson New York Academy of Medicine Greenwich Village Scott Randall Palmer Alice Elizabeth Williams Blacklick Jay D. Hill J. C. Palmer Harry B. Williams Pahel Leroy J. Pahel Della May Cribbs Blairsville Rev. L. B. Rittenhouse South Fourth Street Shady Glen Farm William ‘Penn Highway

Local social notes from Vandergrift and surrounding towns

Family visits and weekend gatherings fill the week with neighbors from Vandergrift Mount Union Woodlawn Apollo North Apollo and Plumville. Highlights include the 60th Presbyterian church anniversary at Atwood and the birth of Harry Leonard Jamison on September 7.

Gaible Property Sold to Local Buyer for 3200

East Philadelphia street property known as Gaible Property was sold last week by Ira A. Myers as executor to Guy L. Uber, both local residents, for 3200 dollars.

Gaible iMinta Tt East Philadelphia Ira A. Myers Guy L. Uber Town

Washington Township Tax League Meeting Program

The Washington Township Tax League plans a program at Marlin school on Friday evening with music, readings, and performances. Participants include Reed Blystone, Betty Aul, Betty Wissinger, Elinor Stew art, Jane Harman, Edward Park, Henry Miller, Lottie Crawford, Cora Fisher, Mrs Grace Shaffer, Bessie Orr, Atwood Young, Oliver Park, and Sara Orr among others. The event features a discussion on lowering taxes, a government crop production debate, and a closing song America.

Washington Township Tax League Marlin School Reed Blystone Betty ‘Aul Betty © Wissinger Elinor Elsie Stewart Jane Harman Edward Park Henry Miller Lottie Crawford Cora Fisher Grace Shaffer Bessie Orr Atwood Oliver Park Frank Lohr Joe Stuchell Hisie Park Ruth Brown Mary Lohr Lloyd Stewart Sara Orr John Marlin Geneva Wissinger America

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farm Extension News Colt Chih John J. Connolly Philadelphia Tomato and Pepper Club Metallick South Bend Brody Indiana and Vicinity Ben New Brody Chambersville the Progress and Pittsburgh Post- Gazette R. D Johnston-Miller George Wilson Palmer- Williams Roy Nesbit Emeigh Ethel Bell Miller Cherry Tree Cumberland Hilen Nesbitt Cherry Tree Coal Co John Miller Coleman Lena Kennedy Woodlawn Mary Silvis Tarentum Hospital A. M. Jamison Presbyterian Church Cornelia Christy Todd Christy Ida Scott Alex Scott J. R. Jamison Harry Leonard Joseph Houser Nouser W. Cc. Jamison First National Bank PENNA Washington Township Tax League Meeting Martha and Maurice Bothell Mrs. Byron Brown Donahue Brothers Ira Marlin Harry Orr Pennsylvania Threshermen Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmers Mutual Casualty Insurance CO MM. C.sthewart Homer City, Pa Ee As Elgin Waltham Hamilton Luxenberg Indiana, PA
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