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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1933
Page
4
Times are better. Don’t destroy your newspapers magazines rags and other scrap material. Best market cash price paid. Call 636 or bring to D L Roumm 1291 Philadelphia Street. 257.
Mr and Mrs J E Fryar thank friends for sympathy floral tributes and help during illness and death of their mother 262 Harry Ferguson and Family.
James W. Mack attorney issues notice on the estate of Paul Bunno late of Center Township a deceased. Executrix Mrs. Anna Boria Lucerne Mines Pa requests those with claims present them and those indebted to settle promptly. Box 144. 92 208 12 19 262.
A cluttered program log lists Tonight’s music and talk across stations including KDKA WCAE WWSW and others. It names Johnny Johnson’s Orchestra William Hard Goldman Band Barrow Symphony and Amos and Andy among acts with times from 6:04 to after 2:00 a m.
Local youth presented a three act play Safety Flrst at Penn Run. Vacation Bible School began June 12 with 26 attendees at Ping Pint Christian Daren. Mrs Lottie Martin from Indiana visited Pine Flats, Betty Lodie stayed with Bessia Lowman, and Helen and Mary Hines spent time with Mr and Mrs Hines. Pine Flats Baptist Church hosted a Children's Day service. The Ross Club donated a flag to Pine Flats Boy Scout troop. Mrs Gwen Blough visited her aunt Mise Gwennie Williams. A note mentions nitroglycerin as a potent stimulant and explosive.
Hollywood insiders discuss why film titles change late in production and why executives repeatedly swap names. The piece cites Paramount examples from Police Surgeon to Dead on Arrival and The Girl in 419, arguing executives lack decisive direction and that big decisions hinge on guessed outcomes rather than certainty.
The American Railway Association reports week ending June 10 saw revenue freight loadings hit 664,540 cars, the year’s top week. Gains spanned miscellaneous freight, merchandise, grain, forest products, ore, coal, coke, and livestock with most districts up from the prior week and from 1932, while some districts showed declines from 1931.
Glen Campbell and HNO visitors spent Monday in Blairsville. Mr and Mrs Walton Austin and children from Pitcairn visited Rev and Mrs Austin. Miss Hetty Lewis, a Wilson College student, returned home for vacation. Mr and Mrs Floto and children of Cherry Tree called Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs James Lembach saw their parents during vacation and returned to Newark. The Martys and their children from Blairsville also spent time locally.
Pattern 2573 offers a youthful sleeved dress with clever bodice seaming and ton tragl details. Cotton prints, small cost, sizes 12 through 20 with yardage guidance and illustrated sewing steps. Send 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for catalog and pattern together. mail orders to Indiana Evening Gazette Pattern Dept New York.
The Lovejoy Jersey Bull Association held its annual show at Purchase Line Community grounds. Eight members exhibited thirty two cows with class winners led by Clyde Houck and Walter Rice. Produce and dam lineage placements highlighted judging, plus Calf Club contests, milk and speed events, and community pride in cattle improvement and sales.
Miss Clara Bond visiting Franklin returns home Sunday. Miss Milzabeth and Ray Bong of Franklin visit grandparents in town. Mr. and Mrs. 7. D. Clark return from Texas Thursday. Bible School commencement Friday evening in the school auditorium. Mrs. Joe Moora spends Wednesday with relatives in Bensburg. Smith’s serious illness, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Smith, Hope he may soon be back to health. Professor Norman of Montgomery High School was calling in town.
Gipsy Gipsy forms a new ball team. Miss Ruth Lydie returns home from Indiana. Church activity grows in Clymer with Rev. Barber’s Wednesday sermon. Miss Thalma Colgan visits grandmother and Aunt Lizzie Trimble. Cassady tears down barn. yard planted in warden Harold Brady and others on fishing trip report good time. J. T. and Mrs. Smith and grandson Jimmy of Indiana visit Mrs. G. M. Brady. Merril Gorman moves to Jack Webster house. Mike Thur moves from Barnesboro to town. Sad note as Mrs. Thomas McMahan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dowing, dies. Clearfield visitors and Dr. Leonard mentioned.
SOUTH BEND the Yoder family returned to their New Kensington home Sunday after two weeks with cousin Virgie Alshouse. Gladys Barnett remains a patient in Indiana hospital. Mr and Mrs Harold McIntire welcome a young daughter. Virgie Alshouse and Mrs Yoder hosted Sisley family and Dr Yoder at six o'clock dinner Thursday. Birthday party at Ruffner home for Daniel and Jane Ruffner. Iva Davis visited Apollo Friday. Dr Guiliford of Apollo conducted several professional visits in the area.
Monnie O'Dare returns from Europe to face Dan Cardigan's death and a tangle of suitors. Charles Eustace probes Monnie's loyalties while Mackenzie presses for a fresh engagement as their candlelit party exposes old wounds and hidden desires.
Mr and Mrs Mel Silvis visited Indiana on Saturday. Mrs Yount and her Muddy Ron son visited with her son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Ira Davis. Alfred Silvis and family of West Lebanon spent Sunday with R A Silvis family. Martha Townsend lies ill in New Kensington hospital. Sam Keighley called at the home of his aunts Maria and Sadie Smith during the week. Lanpus family of Wilkinsburg summering on the local farm.
A promotional style snippet urges readers to pamper their skin with a nightly wake-up facial. It lists equipment such as cleansing cream, skin tonic, nourishing cream, and a simple patting routine requiring about ten minutes. The tone mirrors a cosmetic tips column from a mid century lifestyle feature.
The piece describes a step by step skincare ritual from cleansing to toning and moisturizing, ending with a playful aside about press agents. It then notes a MGM studio quote about Jackie Cooper being punished for disobeying his mother to see an animal picture, dated from the era.
The account describes a boy named Jackie who vows to behave after a scolding. That night he visits Joan Crawford for dinner and she shows him a picture he wanted to see. He leaves convinced he was rewarded for being sorry and has learned his lesson.
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