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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1937

Page

5

Harvest Days Open Here Friday October 1

Harvest Days opens Friday October 1 and runs to October 19 with merchants statewide offering coupons. Shoppers making 60 cent purchases or 50 cent payments receive coupons for a chance at 1500 in gifts plus three cash prizes and various household items displayed at Henry Hall. Participants encourage visiting Indiana stores to redeem coupons after prizes are awarded.

Indiana Henry Hall Philadelphia Street

Marriage Licenses List From Various Pennsylvania Towns

A compiled list shows marriage licenses issued to numerous couples across Blairsville Blairsville Saltsburg Homer City Blairsville Indiana Punxsutawney Reynoldsville Blairsville Coal Run and surrounding communities. Names include Donald M Calhoun Helen B Powell Chas Richard Lyone Goldie M Compton Joe Ghiardt Harold Hwing Doria Woolweaver Samuel Holt Gladys Clawnon Samuel C Spencer Evelyn Rossiter John Lee Jordan Dorothy M Johnson Fred C Shetler Goldie Mae Kunkle Warren L Powall Julia Elizabeth Johns Wm Frank Krenpasky Marie C Pochelel Steve Wargo and Anne Parsons.

Donald M. Calhoun Blairsville Helen B. Powell Blairaville Chas Richard Lyone Saltsburg Goldie M Compton Conemaugh T Joe Ghiardt Saltsbure Bue Santue Coral’ Harolay, Hwing Salina Doria Woolweaver Samuel Holt Homer City Gladys B. Clawnon Samuel C. Spencer Glen Campbell Evelyn OH States Rossiter John Lee Jordan Punxsutawney Dorothy M. Johnson Reynoldsville Fred C. Shetler Indiana Goldie Mae Kunkle Warren L.powall Springfield Ohio Julia Elizabeth Johns Blairaville Frank Krenpasky Johnstown Marie C. Pochelel Steve Wargo Inelin Anne Parsons Coal

What Goes Into An Auto 1 Million Cars Production

In the production of 1 000 000 automobiles crops from more than 600 000 acres of land hides from 90 000 head of cattle mohair from 87 500 goats wool from 800 000 sheep and lumber from 25 000 acres of forest are used. Chamberlyville Mrs Edith Palmer and Blair Palmer of Indiana Mise Adda Palmer of Clymer Mr and Mrs Harry Southwell Mis Minnie Dick and Beatrice Palmer of Johnstown and Mrs Paul Brendlinger of Robinson

Chamberlyville Edith Palmer Blair Palmer Indiana Mise Adda Palmer Clymer Harry Southwell Minnie Dick Beatrice Palmer Johnstown Paul Brendlinger Robinson

Troutman Company Opens New Modern Quarters

Troutman Company opens in a newly redecorated two story building formerly Bon Ton. The store reports a 50 percent boost in merchandise and sales staff with upgraded fixtures and facilities. A rear warehouse stockroom enlarges reserve stock capacity and improves customer service.

Bon Ton Troutman Company Popular Mercantile Concern Stacey L. Peck Montgomery-Ward Co Tore

Officials Probe Attempted Dynamite Plot on Car

Authorities investigate an alleged dynamite attack on Herman Votta’s automobile from Homer City, a Rochester and Pittsburgh Coat Co. employee. Six sticks of low grade dynamite wired to the motor block grounded the ignition, preventing an explosion as workers returned to the vehicle.

Herman Votta Homer City Rochester and Pittsburgh Coat Co Ernest

Historic Barn Burned at Robinson Friday Night

A large barn owned by Garfield Fire Clay Co. at Robinson burned Friday about 9:00 p.m. Fire started in the hayloft. four mules, two cows, and a dog perished. Contents including a new automobile, hay, oats, and farm machinery were destroyed. The barn was a community landmark on Elliott Robinson’s farm. Arthur Kane Addresses Indiana Audiences at Lions Club.

Garfield Fire Clay ‘Co Robinson Oscar Hewitt

Rotary Talk Highlights Local Coal Miner Impact

Fred R. Vinton of Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co addresses Rotary Club, detailing 7000 workers in local mines and about 35 000 people including families. He notes miners earn roughly 750 000 dollars monthly, or nine million yearly, much of which circulates through Indiana area markets.

Fred R. Vinton Rotary Club Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Co Vinton Indiana

Potato Digging Demonstration Near Parkwood

A potato digging and weighing demonstration will occur Friday afternoon at Bert Blakley’s farm one half mile west of Parkwood. Seed potatoes from various sources are tested alongside different fertilizer treatments. County Agent J W Warner will supervise digging and weighing of one hundredth acre per row to estimate yields.

Parkwood Bert Blakley J. W. Warner

Miner Clyde Frampton Sentenced for Berry Picker Shooting

Indiana county miner Clyde Frampton was sentenced in Clearfield on Saturday to three and a half to seven years in prison for shooting Hart Marshall while he was picking berries. Marshall recovered. Judge Wallace Smith presided over the case.

Vyerm Clyde Frampton Indiana County Clearfield Hart Marshall Marshall Wallace Smith Frampton

Real estate transfers across Indiana county and townships

A list of transfers shows numerous property deeds in Green Blacklick Banks Burrill Indiana Blairsville and Cherryhill townships and Indiana city wards. Notable entries include Butterbaugh to Peoples Bank 62 acres in Green. Altman to Wil-Mame 42 acres in Blacklick. Homer City Bank to Rosatter Bank two lots. Benaniti to Angelo 116 acres Center. and many parcels sold through Indiana Real Estate Co with multiple lots and wards. Prices range from 1 to 13176 dollars with various one dollar nominal sums and substantial acreage changing hands.

Butterbaugh Peoples Bank of Clymer Green Township Lester A Altman Olen B Wil- Mame Blacklick Township Olen E, Williams Lester A, Altman J. W. Brady Chester McMastera Banks Township Homer City National Bank Rosatter State Bank Homer City John Benaniti Angelo Benaniti Center Township Mack Buterhaugh Norris Buterhaugh Grant Township Josephine Furnace and Coke Co Clare A. Palmer Burrell Township Andy Uhrin, Jr Ize Brett Robert I. Brett West Wheatfield Township Virginia Duvall Lena Heister Indiana First National Bank of Indiana D. Clair Friedline Second Ward Elmer W. Allison Indiana Real Estate Co Third Ward Laura C. Wella Joseph Sherer Fourth Ward Mabel Bennett Dickson M. Bennett & Sons Hazel Zamboni Harry F. Schurr L. M. Carnahan J. Oscar Lydie N. W. Burns Mary C. Burns Carl F. Burns Vernie Rankin David J. Hamilton Prank A. Lydick Chester Trimble D. Loyd Duncan Mary B. Martin Conemaugh Township D. Lloyd Duncan J. R. Furey Home Building & Loan Association Blairsville Mike Kosick Home Building and Loan Association Joseph C. Slig Fred J. Ig White Township Josephine Furnace & Coke Co Petro Bernini Elbe L. Jones First National Bank of Avonmore Weat Wheatfield John A. ‘Greenall Home Building and Loan Association of C. A. Johnston L. Claude Johnston Cherryhill Laura C. Wells Besse M. Chapman Vance Helman Federal Land Bank of Baltimore Rayne Township John Sutton John W. Warner

Delegates Chosen for State Auxiliary Meeting

At the monthly Women s Auxiliary of the Indiana County Medical Society the delegates elected to attend the State Auxiliary annual meeting in Philadelphia from October 4 to 7 are Mrs James Gemmell of Iselin Mrs Milton Auslander of Ernest and Mrs John A Elkin of Smicksburg The next County Auxiliary meeting will be hosted by Mrs E N Bushnell in Blacklick on October 14.

Women’s Auxiliary Indiana County Medical Society John A. Elkin Smicksburg James A ‘Gemmell Iselin Milton Auslander Ernest Philadelphia E. N. Bushnell Blacklick

Women's Rally At Kittanning Details and Speakers

The Presbyterian church hosts a rally in support of the Centennial Campaign, organized by the church's women and the Foreign Mission Committee. Rev. J Stewart Kunkle from Canton China and Mrs Henry Strock of Lancaster will speak Sunday evening October 3 at 7:40. The notice is in The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

Man Sing

Personal brief notices from Rochester Mills to Moundsville

Local brief notices list visitors and travelers across towns. Names include Mrs Frank Marshall Beyer, John Shumaker Swarthmore, Mack Guthrie Pittsburgh, Lawrence Lindley Johnstown, Wendell Cook Ben Henry, Lisle St Clair Lancaster, Dorothy Wilson Saranac Lake, Jane Coonradt Wooster, Fred Wood Sawyerville, Elizabeth Coyle Marion Center, Alvin Evans Ebensburg, Sarah Wiley Margaret Rees State College, Murray Coon Swisavale, James Jack Yale, John Truby State College, J Wilbur Gibson Atlantic City, Ethel Strautiff Chestnut Birmingham School for Girls, Virginia Bennett Birmingham, Joseph Caldwell Ocean City, Harold Overbeck Scott, R E Williams Wayne Ave, Dr Harry B Boyd Franklin, Mrs Harry W Wilson San Marino, A S Moorhaad South Seventh, Thomas D Thomas town, Jane Thomas Oberlin, J Shaw East Oak Street.

Co. I. Tyger Rochester Mills Indiana Frank Marshall Beyer John Shumaker Swathmore Mack Guthrie Pittsburgh Lawrence Lindley Johnstown Wendell Cook Ben Henry Town Gary Ind Lisle St. Clair Lancaster John M. St. Clair Philadelphia Dorothy Wilson Saranac Lake John G. St. Clair School Street Jane Coonradt Wooster, C Fred Wood Sawyerville Rowland Cook Church St Joseph Caldwell Ocean City N. J Thomas Pealer Chestnut Street Harold Overbeck Doris Clarksburg W. Va Asal, Scott Grant Street Robert Boyer R. H. Johnston Washington Street CG. W. Hill Howard Leechburg San Marino Calif R. T. Marlin Southleventh Street Jane Misa Adams School New York City 4. $. Moorhaad South Seventh Street Slater Howard M. Farr Aliquippa Wellsboro Tioga County Pennsylvania Grand Canyon State Forest Thomas D. Thomas Oberlin College Cleveland Niagara Falls Points Canada J. ©. Shaw East Oak Street Harry, Jr Neal Shaw Edna J. F. Garnosky Pleasant E. F. Grosslin Moundsville Grosslin Miga Mabel Shaw

Homecoming Services Draw Large West Lebanon Crowd

West Lebanon Presbyterian church hosted packed homecoming services with Rev J R H Craighead presiding and Dr W W McKinney guest speaking. Elders Ridge plans similar services on October 10 and local clergy indicate continued annual observances. Pittsburgh man G Edward Green elected to lead the Republican State Committee to finish M Harvey Taylor’s unexpired term, confirming his role as acting chairman since last summer.

Green West Lebanon Republican Committee Presbyterian Church J. R. H. Craighead W. W. McKinney Ambridge Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church Pittsburgh M. Harvey Taylor Republican State Committee Altoona G. Edward Green State Committee Taylor

Excellent convention of Sabbath School workers

The 40th Indiana County Sabbath School Association convention at Zion Lutheran Church drew over 600 registrants over two days. W. C. Chapman and the officers were reelected except Neal Griffith who leaves for Clearfield Trust Co. Rev. Lester Case will replace him. The Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association meet at Herehey October 13,14,25 with several county workers planning attendance.

Indiana County Sabbath School Association Zion Lutheran Church Waas W. C. Chapman Neal Griffith Marion Center Young People’s Division Griffith Clearfield Trust Co Clearfield Indiana County Lester Case Union Ernest They Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association Herehey

Trade City Fair and Oak Tree Community Fair Schedule

The Trade City Community Fair, sponsored by Mahoning Grange, will be at Grange Hall Saturday October 2 starting 10 a.m. Exhibits include fruits vegetables farm products and needlework plus livestock and clay pigeon shooting. Oak Tree Community Fair and 4 H roundup planned for Saturday October 9 at Mahoning schoolhouse one mile west of Oak Tree. Firemen's Benefit in Indiana features two-person admission to Manos Theatre showing She Asked for It from 1:30 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. and dancing at the Armory 9 p.m. to 12 p.m.

Mahoning Grange Grange Hall Oak Tree Malhoning School Indiana Volunteer Fire Association Manos State Armory Armory

Dayton Youth Injured in Auto Accident at Fair Grounds

Wilfred Jouger, 15, of Dayton, sustained injuries when a Model T Ford overturned while speeding around the Dayton Fair Grounds track on Saturday afternoon. He is improving at the Indiana Hospital and may leave soon. Passengers Joseph Alcorn, 19, and William Cardomone, 16, also from Dayton, escaped with minor injuries. B Washington of Rayne Township won the county horseshoe pitching title at Brushvalley fair on Saturday, defeating Late 60 to 38.

Dayton Wilfred Jouger Dayton Fair Grounds Indiana Hospital Joseph Alcorn William Cardomone B. Washington Rayne Two O. BR. Washington Rayne Township Brushvalley Fair Late Olbers Arthur Lambing Oy Pledtfer Wary Altman

County Residents Pass Mine Inspector Tests in Pittsburgh

Three Indiana county residents Olen S. Conrad of Clymer George Zimmerman of Homer City and John D. Leadbetter of Dixonville passed examinations for mine inspectors held in Pittsburgh. The tests covered the 28 counties of the bituminous field with a passing score of 80.

Pittsburgh Indiana County Olen S BE. Conrad Clymer George Zimmerman Homer City John D. Leadbetter Dixonville

Death of Samuel B Leasure A Green Township Pioneer

Samuel Bruce Leasure 85 died Monday at the home of his daughter and son in law in Barnesboro after months of illness. Born February 28 1852 the Green township farmer and timber dealer was a longtime community leader serving as road supervisor school director and assessor. He was a Presbyterian elder and Sunday school superintendent. He married Amanda Cameron in 1876 and Jane Wynkoop in 1884. Survived by daughter Mrs R McAdoo seven grandchildren nine great grandchildren a sister Mrs Samantha Catman and a large extended family. Funeral held Wednesday at the Stephens home with Rev. Fulton. burial in Uniontown cemetery Green township.

Samuel Bruce Leasure G. W. Stephens Barnesboro Green Township Peter Margaret Leasure Leasure Stephens Hfe Hast Union Presbyterian Church Taylorsville Amanda Cameron Greentownship R. McAdoo Jane Wynkoop

Cherryhill Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs James Schrecengot of Maple Grove Cherryhill Township will mark their 50th wedding anniversary with a basket dinner at noon Tuesday October 6 at the Schrecengost home All are invited to participate in the celebration. De and Mes G R Churchill of Water Street today their weekend guests Mr and Mrs Donald Churchill Massillon and Mr and Mrs Raymond Donaldson Canton along with Miss Hess Cunningham Wayne Avenue returned to Cleveland to resume teaching duties in a city school.

James Schrecengot Maple Grove Cherryhill Township Propirete Schrecensoat G. R. Churchill Waterstreet Donald Churchill Massillon Raymond Donaldson Canton Misa Hess Cunningham Wayne Avenue Cleveland Prank B. Cunningham Creat Lakes

Robinson Couple Celebrates 54th Anniversary at Home

Mr and Mrs Jerry Saxton well known Robinson residents celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary with a family dinner Sunday at their home. Both in good health and active. Present were Mr and Mrs George Hinton Ethel and Marie Hinton of

Jerry Saxton Robinson Saxton George Hinton Ethel and Marie Hinton

Fallin Homes Fatal to Strongstown Man

Funeral rites were held for David Marry Uncapher 67 of Strongstown after a fatal fall in his daughter’s home. He died from a broken neck. funeral at Washington Presbyterian Cemetery. Also noted are services for Rachel Trusal 74 of Washington township and Edward Clarence Compton 74 of Blacklick township with burials set in related church cemeteries. Remaining survivors and detailed lineages are listed.

Strongstown David Marry Uncapher Alvin Jacoby Edward Hughmani Cherryhill Township John Woods Jacoby Goldie Cook Ohio

Hitch-Hiker Robbery Suspect Sentenced To Penitentiary

Sylvester Hollybaugh of Homer City was sentenced by Judge Crepeau to one to three years in Western Penitentiary for robbing the man who gave him a lift last April 5. The sentence was made retroactive to July 15 under a new law. Hollybaugh was committed to county jail after being arrested in a Clearfield county lumber camp. The defense denied involvement, claiming he was at home, but a jury found him guilty on September 14.

Sylvester Hollybaugh Homer City R. D Western Penitentiary BE. EB. Crepa Hollybaugh T. C. Foffman Buffington Township Clearfield County Thomas Hoffman Thumber Hoffman Hollabaugh

Last Day to Register for November Election

Registration closes Saturday October 2 for the General Election in November. The Court House will keep the registration desk open to enroll voters who missed the Primary. The note mentions 78,009 government employees in Washington, De.

Court House Washington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arthur Kane Indiana Lions Mr. Kane Arctic Africa China Europe Kane State Teachers College Kittanning Ees the Progress and Pittsburgh Poat- Gazette West Lebanon Presbyterian Church Hivent Fallin Homes David H.uncapher Rachel Trusal Washington Presbyterian Church Washington Township Chambersville Alexander and Achel (Harman) Stewart William J. Trusal Ida Downey Emma Bethel Maude Adamson Plumville Grace Adamson Creekside Dessie ‘Gilliman Dora Love Myra Dougall Braeburn Emma Harman Laura Wilkins Acme Edward Whenezer Presbyterian Church Edward Clarence Compton New Kensington Andrew Compton Jacksonville Ebenezer Church Stella (Dixon) Compton Paul Compton Pearl Boeaman Irvin Compton Harmony Robert Glenn Compton Viola Flenner Springdale Sarah Compton J. A. Compton W. B. Compton Near Shltsburg Angie Smith Della Trump Derry Grace Morford Plteairn Gertrude Waddle Manor Hallie Englehart Harrisburg Squire Thomas S. Lynn Clyde Progress Office Lynn Peace India District
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