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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1935
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Dr McKeon with over twenty years of experience offering treatments for stomach kidneys heart lungs rheumatism deafness skin gout headaches colitis asthma and blood disorders. Offices listed in Indiana and Kittanning Pennsylvania with varying hours and evening calls.
Sunday setioo at ten o'clock marked by no preaching. Mountain vacation and The Phere Suni school fair planned for Thursday near Watson woods by W B McGindos, Rey and Atm. Robert Heaney visited from Dave Angton. Artie Shdoeldd accompanied home to Lutayue. Ted Medvards and Charisitah visited Belo ds. Mr aid Mesa and Diven Martin noted. Mrs Oo Diven of Mt Thana attended Sunday. George Wainweight referred to as Pieradayt eve. Aenes and CL Morkey associated with Johnstown. Harhieg nis plene at Catophetis Mus. Mrs. dose Sith hosted Latrobe visitor. Mrs. W B Gsredd guest of Mrs. Chutenen Tarkley. Mary JM Boendy and Velune Tackley noted.
In a Cleveland report Dr. Booth announces two new poisonous gases and an identification of 138 of the 200 known buses. The note warns against share the wealth schemes to fund the national budget, claiming the middle class will bear the tax burden.
Marian George spends part of the week with the Townsend slators and Mrs. Efarede Motuiyre s children visit Tuesday. Betty Weaver returns from a relatives visit in Tomer City. Garrard siblings and Mrs John Yoder with Carol visit in West Biwlewood and New Kensington kin. Ruffior ig visits sister Joe Haliday in Pittsburgh. Neighbors and extended kin, including Townsend, Silvis, Campbell, and George families, share weekends and weekdays visiting across Apollo, Vandergrift, and surrounding towns.
A fragmentary notice describes a social gathering on a weekday evening in August with names such as Mr and Mrs Lenson Ramer and family and several others. It mentions residents visiting, spending days with relatives, and local social occurrences. The text is garbled with multiple OCR errors.
Hans Brunn and Miss Jones, a curtain loving pair in a city apartment, endure a broken primrose and a tumble on stairs. He dreams of a future in a southern Jersey paper town as Miss Jones tends the convalescing plant and their budding affection deepens amid flowers and curtains.
Rossmoyne residents hosted Mrs Diltz and Nancy Jane at Mrs Diltz's parents home. Smyrna Missionary Society quilt session at Kerr hall Georgeville with lunch. J E Hare and A M Van Horn of Homer City visited A M Van Horn farm. D C Wells visited Indiana. Dr A F Elkin recovering at Adrian hospital Punxsutawney. Kerr reunion set for last Thursday in June at North Point J W Neal park. Clara Katherine, child of Guy E Pearce, ill. Charles and Paul Parks of Indiana fished nearby. Leland L Frantz moved to new Plumville home. Elizabeth visiting sister-in-law Mrs Robert Elkin near Smicksburg.
Local notices report church services at Crooked Creek church every night next week at 7 30 except Saturday with Sunday school at 10. Numerous family visits are listed including Vandergrift to Mrs Nattie Wells and Barr to Ida Banks. The column also includes a silk care tip from the Florida Times Union noting washing instructions for silk hose and a quip about old and modern girls.
A fragmentary community note lists residents visiting relatives in Johnstown and nearby areas. Myra McVicker of Onnstown and Irene Kough of Stephenville are mentioned with family visits. The local Methodist Sunday school plans a Round Top picnic, and several residents are noted for weekend or recent travels and illness recovery.
Mrs. Ralph Orson and Shirley visited Dr. B Bushnell in Blacklick Mrs TH Lott visited friends in Pittsburgh and Greensburg last week Buddy Campbell spent the past week with Mrs Leo Sullivan of Rochester New York Mr John Appleton Mrs SA Frye visited relatives in Clarksburg West Virginia Ward visited his mother Mrs Florence Ward of Punxsutawney Martha Freed Billy Ward John Ward and Kenneth Smith attended the Shriners plant at Kennywood park Winifred Bushnell visiting her parents Dr and Mrs M Bushnell Mrs Martha Fulton visiting her daughter Mrs Charles C Smith Elizabeth Stoneback business caller in Indiana Harriet Alexander and daughter Harriet and Laura Vuckenbers nightseeing at Niagara Falls Mr and Mrs L D McNutt spent the past week at Vandergrift Mrs Carlisle Foutz and daughter Betty Jean called on Mrs C0 Smith Tuesday
Auditors present an examination of the tax assessment and per capita property levies. The document lists valuations, exonerations, penalties, and totals for receipts and payments, including school fund accounts, delinquent taxes, and maintenance expenses. It closes with a certification dated July 31, 1038 by the auditors.
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