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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1934
Page
3
President Francis NN outlines how banks finance the government recovery program and local subdivisions, while expanding loans, protecting trust funds, and boosting deposits. He urges strong, prudent credit, unified supervision, and continued private initiative as confidence returns and unemployment shifts from dollars to work.
Joyce, preparing to marry Jim, frets over rivals and social glare as she attends a country club ball. Rumors swirl of Helen, Betty, Anita, and Bianca and Jim’s wandering gaze. The night blends glamour with a tense, bittersweet romance.
Gene Silvis and family spent Wednesday evening in Elderton. Mrs Henry Townsend hosted the BK L M club on Thursday. Nancy Devers and granddaughter Garnet Devers visited Ward Deveryor in Owens View. Mildred McCausland called on Friday at Wendell Devers. Guests attended the 26th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J J Sell in Garrys Run Saturday. Joe Halliday and two Pittsburgh children stayed with the Ruffner family several weeks. Relatives attended Turney Beighley 40th anniversary in Butler Sunday. Russel Lang of Pittsburgh visited with his parents W T Anderson. Sam Heasley of Saltsburg visited with sisters Marla and Sadie Smith. Clara Townsend hosted visitors including Wilson George of West Lebanon and Rowland Coulter of Derry. Sara Miller returned to Dayton Sunday after weeks here. Mac Anderson and family of Idaho visited his mother Wilda Anderson. Jim Phipps and family from Kent were recent callers with Clara Townsend. Montgomerys from Aspinwall were farm visitors during the week.
Smicksburg and Verona names appear in a flurry of weekend visits and guests. Families from Verona Apollo Youngstown Vandergrift Butler and New Kensington converge on the Walters camp and Sunset Park for the Lewis reunion and social gatherings.
Miss Ruth Baker and Lois Baker of Woodbury visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs A McAnulty. Arch Repine and family of Brownstown called at the John Repine home with others from Hellwood over the weekend. Raymond Lockard and family of Hellwood visited Ida McAnulty. Rey and Mrs De Prefontaine of Hellwood were guests at Lottie Brown’s Tuesday. Hale McAnulty left for Maryland to join the CCC. Locals attended Nebo Sunday school convention. Lottie Brown and Mary Bagley Hley visited Nanty-Glo Thursday. Ted Biss of Hazleton visited here Sunday. Mrs Martha Patterson of Akron Ohio Mrs Nora Empfield of Penn Run and Misses Sarah and Minnie Jones of Johnstown were guests of Mrs. Hennie Patterson. Mrs Cooper spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Kirkley near Emmans. Miss Gertha McAnulty Alice McCurdy and Sarah Bagley joined Sabbath school picnic at Hazleton Thursday.
Miss Louise Lear attends a Chicago exposition while Mrs James Hoover of Pittsburgh visits her brother John Liebold. Neighbors host gatherings and relatives travel from Akron Seward Bolivar and Jeannette to share news, with church socials and picnics at Round Top.
Mrs. John Henry McIntyre and her sons Billy and Bobby visited relatives in Dunlo for two weeks. J R Learn called at G B McCreary’s near Indiana. Mr and Mrs W I Henry shopped in Indiana. H J Stiffler and McKay Stiffler and Mrs W W Buffler’s family visited H B Walter of Saltsburg. Mrs R L Learn and children returned home after two weeks with friends in Vandergrift and Freeport. Mrs Roland Peters and daughters Barbara Les and Nancy Ann of Berwick visit W J Henry. Edna Cunningham of Dormont visiting her former home here. Mr and Mrs John Hart of Florida visiting friends in this state.
In Manchester Mrs Edith M West who died recently in Boston returns to Glass Street on Friday afternoon. A light news item notes local recollections and a humorous exchange about the word Satan and a barber patronage. World tin consumption for last year totaled 129000 long tons.
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