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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1934
Page
6
John Barclay explains practical ways to cut heating costs for hot air furnaces. He covers firing methods, damper design for even heat, checking for leaks in fire pots and flues, installing a check damper, and recirculating indoor air with a return duct and cold air register to save fuel and improve warmth.
C C H of Bristol asks about heating a second floor with a pipeless furnace. Horizontal floor registers resist air flow, hindering circulation. Proposal: replace second floor registers with openings about two inches square or larger, or remove registers until the second floor is heated, then replace. Open doors on the second floor when heat is needed. For heating problems, write John Barclay, Room 1814, 120 Broadway, New York City, who will reply by personal letter.
Elders Ridge church plans Sabbath school at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Pastor Donald Almes of United Presbyterian Seminary Pittsburgh will preach April 15 at both locations. The Christian Hespera class meets at Jean Wean's home with Genevieve Manners, entertainer Margaret Wray. Mrs. Mabel Hopkins of Indiana visiting J G Henderson’s home to care for Helen who has been ill.
A serenade at the home of Mr and Mrs John Orr honored their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Alfred Orr newlyweds. Numerous friends visited and gifts were exchanged. Many locals attended gatherings and visits across towns including Elderton Mt Union Brushvalley Shel oca and Punxsutawney. Harmony Grove Lutheran services Sunday featured Sunday school at 10 and church at 11. Daniel Bothel remains critically ill in Indiana hospital. Rev Stuber and family visit Pittsburgh. Century of Progress ticket sales exceed two million with Pre opening ahead of last year.
Lew isville and Wilgus communities report multiple moves and visits. Lewisville residents J B Marshall, W B McGinley entertain guests. Joe Kaufman and Jim Kaufman relocate to Metton well farm. Several families attend church events, Sabbath school, and social calls.
Mr and Mrs Charles Liptak Jr and Mrs Mary Urda visited Punxsutawney Monday. Norman Kerr of Colver visited relatives here. Merle Bennett and two children of Smithport stayed with her parents. Dr Seitz of Rossiter called on friends. Harry Sterner and John Burnheimer visited Purchase Line Monday. JH W Nupp and family of Dilltown visited his parents Sunday. Fred Rice and family moved to Commodore last week. John Johns of Stafford visited his sister Mrs Edwards Sunday. A donation party for Rev and Mrs Tampt Thursday was well attended. Mrs Helen Purcell visiting her mother in Cleveland. In California a man attempted suicide with a revolver but The cup shook him and spared his arm.
Mrs. Jane Sutter returns from Clairton while Dixonville visitors join relatives in Punxsutawney area. Many families including Shaffer Homen Laughry Wachob Shields and others are listed visiting or stopping by, with Don Shields recently ill and Gazette to R. D. readers priced at $6.50.
An advertisement claims Juniper OU and Buchy treatments ease nocturnal bladder urges, burning, and frequent desire. It urges readers to buy BUKEGS laxative from a drug store and promises relief after four days with a money-back guarantee. The notice lists a Philadelphia area drugstore and distributors.
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