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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1934

Page

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On Being Late 8 A Cautionary Tale Of Barbara Williams

A humorous piece about Barbara Williams who always arrives late to appointments, described as lovable yet frustrating. Her husband Dick schemes a drastic “cure” for her tardiness by planning an anniversary meeting that backfires when Barbara appears on time, prompting a remorseful kiss and a renewed embrace.

Barbara Barbara Williams Williams Dick Williams Precious Planc Tremont Boylston Streets Welock Bolyston Flo Darling Ale

Switzerland Has Much Snow

Switzerland is an inland mountainous country in central Alps with an area of 14 074 square miles. The northwest borders France and Germany and contains ridges and valleys of the Jura mountains. Between Lake Constance and the Rhone lie Lakes Neuenhitel, durich, Lucerne, Byleng and Blenne, feeding Lake Geneva and Lake Constance. each exceeds 200 square miles. Much of the country remains under permanent snow due to its elevation.

Switzerland Alps France Germany Jurg Lake Constance Riue Geneva Rhone Nenethtel Durich Lucerne Byleng Blenne

Ostrich’s Flighty Run Confounds Hunter On Horseback

The ostrich, among Parth’s swiftest creatures, uses its winged gutspread to aid fast runs but moves in wide circles. A hunter on a slower horse gains on it by cutting corners, keeping within gunshot. The bird feeds mostly on grass and vegetables but will eat small animals and birds.

Parth

Weekend visits and community notices in West Lebanon

West Lebanon residents share weekend visits with relatives in Leechburg Vandergrift and Indiana. Cars stolen from a city lot recovered after a Sunday incident. Local families hosted, entertained, and attended church events with numerous small gatherings and a large birthday party for Mrs Mabel Forquer. Reverend Dwight Nichol noted as a former preacher in local churches.

Wilbert Turner Vandergrift Alice Cunningham Pau Coulter Walter Smith Pittsburgh Smith James McIntire Elderton Geo Harold Fred Petera Leechburg Paul Cunningham Cunningham Chris Shaffer Widerton J. &. Patterson Nancy Shelocta Doyle Hutton Addison George House Harry ‘Warren Ohio Iselin Indiana Ward ‘Williams Millen Joseph Fulton R. A. Fulton Mary Manning Trimble Dormont Charlotte Peggy Smith R. E. S Reed Ross ‘Cunningham Margaret States Youngstown Elizabeth ‘Campbell Henry Townsend South Bend Ron ‘Coulter R. W. George Alvin Smith Glen Campbell B. F. Anthony Raymond Kirkwood Los Angeles Calif Walter Campbell Elizabeth , Campbell J. Hiner Hiner Ruth McHenry Ludushara Meade Millan Annie R. Calhoun Alderton Riders Ridge Robert Coulter Coutter Mabel Forquer Dwight Nichol West Union Oliver United Presbyterian Churches

India Minister's Y P S U Meeting Honors His Visit

A Sabbath address by India was described as interesting, recounting conditions and experiences there. A special Y. P. 16, U. meeting was held in his honor that evening.

India

Local residents and visitors share travels and visits

Cherry Tree and Canoe Ridge residents were seen in Altoona and Johnstown last Sunday. Indiana and Chambersville callers visited relatives in the area. Several families from Sunbury Pittsburgh and Clearfield were noted in recent trips and visits, with trips to Ocean City and Marionette.

Clair Sebring, Jr Johnstown IE. T. Brown Sunbury N. Y Dorothy Madden Clearfield Martha Barnes Ocean City N. J W. EB. Thorpe Mary Brickley Grace Brickley Marionette Wis W. T. Hudson Marion Cora Hudson Indiana Gurldine Andrews Molly Burnheimer Charles Napier Altoona Cally Gastley Gertrude Duncan

Strongstown Postmasters Attend Friday Business Calls

Strongstown residents report Postmasters W F Bennett and H W Bennett were in Indiana Friday on business. Local social notes include the Curwensville Fairlawn picnic and music by Mac's Peppy Peppers. Mrs James Rutherford of Lucerne visited her daughter Mrs Wm McCrady. Ernest DeArmy attended camp meeting in Mahaffey. Misses Dorothy and Arlene Stough visited Johnstown relatives. Norman Bracken of Bel san o visited sister Mrs Harry Deary. H M Spangler of Johnstown called on town folks. Blanche Bennett and Gladys Troxell spent Sunday with Mrs Cleo Stiles. Mrs Linegy Carney improving.

W. F. Bennett H. W. Bennett Indiana Fairlawn Curwensville Mac James Rutherford Lucerne Mra Wm. McCrady Ernest DeArmy Mahaffey Dorothy Arlene Stough Johnnstown Norman Bracken Belsano Harry Dearmy H. M. Spangler Johnstown Blanche Bennett Gladys Troxell Cleo Stiles Linegy Carney Asawiy

Blairsville social notes and gatherings highlighted by reunions

Local residents and visitors from Indiana Greensburg and Louisville gathered for Sabbath visits and a Shields reunion at Campbells Mills with 125 attendees. W B McGinley hosted guests while several families from Blairsville Connellsville and New Kensington connected over weekend events and church activities.

I. ‘M. Speedy Indiana Anna Lena Ewing Greensburg W Mer Ewing Near Town Marjorie Shields Louisville Iw.c. Diven Mt. Lebanon C.W. Shields Shields Campbells Mills Lee Graham Blairsville D. L. Marshall Stewart Marshall Livermore R. D Geo. Rose Clarksburg W. B. McGinley Robert Wingts Connellsville Wm. Leard Beaver Falls J. L. Diven H.C. Ferguson Edward Hughan New Kensington Roy McGinley Weiner Kennedy Saltshore Vandergrift Butler Ohio Barry Harwick W.B. McGinley Anna ‘Dixon Wm. Miller Bertha Ewing Ruth Sally ‘Alberts Wm.Waugaman Uniontown O. W. Shields Dwight Barkley and W. F. Barkley J. A. Lubold Miss Mae Scott Eleanor Ruth McGinley

A Good Newspaper Offer for County Residents

The Progress and Fittsburgh Post Gazette offer subscriptions to R D residents of Indiana county at 5.50 per year. Out of county residents pay 8.00 per year. This local newspaper promo aims to attract nearby readers with discounted rates within the area.

Progress Fittsburgh Poat Gazette R. D Indiana County

Three Good Club Offers For Indiana County Subscribers

Offer list from Indiana Progress and partners details 1 year access to Breeder's Gazette American Fruit Grower Poultry Tribune Woman's World Country Home Pennsylvania Farmer and all seven publications for $2 00 plus additional option F-2 includes Country Home Poultry Tribune and McCaul's Mag all publications for one year at a special price

Indiana County Indiana Progress Breeder's Gazette American Fruit Grower Poultry Tribune Woman's World Country Home Pennsylvania Indiana McCaul’s Mag Popular Mechanics Maine Fe Chicago

Protect Your Crops and Fruit With Progress Trespass Notices

Post your premises with Progress Trespass notices to back prosecutions against trespassers. Paper Trespass Notices cost 25 cents each, Pix and Muslin notices also offered. Add three cents postage if married. Address The Indiana Progress, Indiana, Penna.

Indiana Progress Indiana Penna

Virginia Farmland Dwellings Valued Under $1000

More than half of Virginia farm dwellings are valued at under $1,000, placing Virginia 20th among states for this measure while remaining ahead of all other Southern states.

Virginia Old Dominion

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