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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1936
Page
4
A citizen warning appears regarding oncoming headlamp glare and the dangers of bright lights on highways. Patrolmen will enforce a rule requiring dimming headlamps, with penalties including fines of 10 dollars or five days in jail for violations.
The Christmas Seal campaign introduces a jubilant, ageless Santa image for its 30th year. The redesigned figure preserves the cheerful message of health for all while differing from prior tuberculosis fighting seals.
Readers critique directions for community progress as back seat drivers voice opinions on leadership and control. Local voices urge clearer action while others defend cautious, measured steps amid public discourse.
Obituaries and notices recount multiple deaths and services across Indiana county. Minnie Lebo and family mourn. Elizabeth Singer dies in Cornwall after long residence in York City and Penn Run. Lydia Carothers, Anna Marie Wilson, Janet Eppler, Adam Tyger, Cyrus Rink, Miss Cyrusiva Rink, and Margaret Filhart are all noted with service details, family survivors, and burial plans.
The clipping lists multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements. James Dick, 70, of Clymer, died in Indiana hospital. widow Elizabeth Dick survives. Services at 2:00 p.m. today, burial in Cockport cemetery. Louie Runco, 70, former Bever miner, died at home. funeral Mass at Sacred Heart Church, Laramore, at 8 a.m. Thursday. burial in Shape cemetery. Carl Liydick, infant son of Ate and Mee, Tolm Lydick of Sterfowl died. private funeral at parental home. William T. Lucas, Indiana native, died in Colorado Springs. brothers and sisters named. Robert G. Calhoun, Indiana County native, died in Kenova, West Virginia. burial in Oakland Cemetery, Indiana, after services in Pittsburgh and at sister’s home.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette showcases Style Smiles on the Woman's Page a daily cartoon fashion feature. Gretchen the artist animates a Paris modeled routine with humorous stylish outfits and playful feminine fripperies for the ladies.
An advertisement invites readers to get daily delivery of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette by mail or newsdealer. It directs readers to contact the Circulation Dept in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for subscriptions.
The Crooked Creek Baptist Church of Tanoma will host an entertainment this evening at 7 30 o clock. All are welcome. The report notes the county office handled thousands of contacts and distributed hundreds of bulletins and circulars to farmers and homeowners during the year.
Terran church service Sunday night was poorly attended. Families from nearby visited, with several residents sharing news of flu, visits, and gatherings. Covode school plans a Christmas program Wednesday afternoon inviting all to attend.
From a housing exchange notice a parcel reads rent room suitable for two ladies with use of kitchen or two gentlemen. The snippet reflects a shared housing offer and the era's formal phrasing.
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