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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
4
A health expert argues weight charts vary by age, temperament, and occupation and cannot define a universal healthy weight. He urges individualized targets based on bone structure, energy, and overall physique, advising gradual weight change through diet and exercise.
Arthur Sharp of Brackenridge spent the past week with friends in the area, enjoying time away from home and sharing moments with local acquaintances.
J F Calhoun of Vandergrift spent Sabbath with family. Roy Sharp family of Apollo visited Elder Sharp and Wiggins households. Lizzie Wiggins of McKeesport hosted guests. Gas Co unloaded gravel at the station. Elmer Kline was in Indiana Saturday evening. Residents attend Chautauqua at Elderton this week. Mrs Rupert and Ollie Lowry visited Mrs Rankin's. W A Beers visited Shelocta. Delegates chosen for Presbyterial convention at Bethel: Annie Sell Virginia Miller Mrs Couch Mrs Edwards. Residents appointed for District Convention at West Lebanon Friday. Creekline and Virginia Miller in Elderton Tuesday. State installed warning signs at railroad crossings on the Benjamin Franklin Highway. Joe Wilmer Sharp and wife of Wilmerding visited W W Sharp Sunday. Funeral services for George Sharp’s little son conducted by Rev Wright of Elderton Friday. Mr Bush and daughter Lucille shopped in Indiana Wednesday. Bert Kerr Earl Ray and Margaret Wiggins with Frances Sharp Saturday. Ruth Warner Jane Richardson Codin Douglas Frances Sharp spent an evening with Lulu Wood. Camp Fire Girls festival held Wednesday evening. Hershel Rummel of Spangler a town caller Tuesday. Eugene Rodgers patient at Spangler hospital. James McDermott attended Altoona races. Lucille Johns of Johnstown and Mrs G R Lyons of Heilwood called Wednesday.
Pittsburgh reports say the $700,000 to be stolen from the Pennsylvania station to Mellon National Bank was safe in bank vaults. Detectives with teary gas, machine guns, shotguns, and service gear traced the money route after station master E V Hapenny received a tip of a robbery attempt.
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