25 Aug 1937
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1937
Page
1
Secure your property with Progress Trespass Notices covering trespass theft and property damage. Six notices cost 25c printed on heavy paper. three notices 25c on muslin. Mail three cents postage and cash for mailing. Address Indiana Progress Indiana Pa.
Miss Ruth Glass visits Miss Agnes Gezick in Ernest. many relatives visit or travel. Mrs. Perry Lichtenfels and Wanda visit. Nettie Coursin and grandchildren Frank West and Geraldine Courein were Johnstown visitors. Mrs. J A Spackman guests at Walbeck home. Mrs. Levendis from Long Island City visiting mother. Mack vacation at Conneaut Lake. lake trips planned. Frank Wellsville resident with uncle Russel Jones. Blanche Bush returns from Pittsburgh. Elda Robinson visiting. Mrs. Clarence Hamilton returns from Farrell and Cleveland. Gambles attend Mrs. Curry’s funeral in Washington, Abe Curry’s mother. Tomasson family motor trip to Niagara Falls and Canada. McCollin of Elderton visits Shomo and McCollin homes. Howard Nelson secures Washington, Pa. Coleman family on vacation at Mack farm. McClure Hall chosen janitor for next term. Novaks move to old family home area. James Moyer seriously ill at daughter Donahue’s home. McElvee family announce birth of granddaughter. Medina, N Y trip by Foust family and others. William Cunningham family from Butler visits.
Mrs. Sadie Graham of Homer City visits daughter and returns home from Buffalo New York. Mrs. Art Fulton and child from Cleveland Ohio visit Elmer Hoffman’s family. Mary Virotek of Munhall Pennsylvania visits her parents. Helen Yopchik visits Friends at Marstellar. Margaret Joiner aids Johnstown caller. Jauck Palvo and son from Detroit visit relatives. Mrs. Mary Walker of West Virginia visits W. W. Williams. Tony Burkhart and son Bo visit Pittsburgh. Miss Margorie Waineke of Camden New Jersey visits H. A. Davis. Mae Grave Louise Brown and Mrs. John M. Williams go to Nashville Tennessee for sightseeing. Betty Sterpko returns from Akron Ohio. LauVaugh Adams of Rhensboro spends weekend with father Andy Adams. John Bohevie and Mickey Gorkay from Cleveland call on friends. E. B. Napp of Stafford, a town visitor Monday. Pan Block of Orange New Jersey visits sister Mrs. Joe Mooney. Abe Gordon of Williamsport calls on relatives.
An editorial argues for a balanced budget amid a high national debt and rising deficits. It warns taxes fall on workers both directly and indirectly through prices and emphasizes the need for federal spending brakes to protect employment and living standards. Politicians create the public debt, but workers and their families pay it.
Mr and Mrs Tracy McCracken and daughters Thelma and Bertha of Newrytown called at Walter Ewing s home Thursday evening. Nearby visitors include Mrs Virtue Townsend of Avonmore and Mrs Frank Thompson with Donna and Mrs Wilse Howard. Kathryn Phillips visited Saltsburg Saturday night. James Ewing spent Monday and Tuesday at State College. F K Mayhood and family with Hula Hill of New Kensington joined T C Hood s group Friday. Jeannette Wunder of Greenock visited aunt Marie Smock as Maude Ewing of State College spent the weekend with Mrs Smock and Mrs Ewing. Raymond Marshall of Conemaugh township recently called on Watson s Ridge.
Civic Club members from Blacklick including county president Mrs J C Nippes and several others joined the County Federation of Women's Clubs at a picnic in Indiana Springs on Thursday. Guests included Miss Axsa Watson of Puerto Rico. Additional social visits featured Kenneth Campbell with aunt Mia Ruth Dutra in La Jose and Marjorie Nell Shrom staying in Washington, D C with Margaret Davis. The Women's Missionary Society plans all day quilting at the Presbyterian basement Thursday. Mrs Annie Bell visited Wilkinsburg friends Mrs Georgia Bell and Mrs Lizzie Ewing on Wednesday.
Six notices posted under the Damage Act announce trespass warnings. Each notice costs 25 cents and bears the Progress imprint. The notices specify posting location and the legal authority for enforcement in Progress, Indiana, Pennsylvania.
Peter Maloney and Norman Kerr attended a Pittsburg baseball game on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Oaks welcomed a newborn daughter born Saturday. Tarntum residents C. P. Ruffner and California relatives visited H. Sterner's Thursday. L. W. Jacoby family and Beulah Byers of Indiana attended Stoneboro camp meeting Sunday. Marie Zerfoss and sons plus C. O. Napp callers in Mahaffey Monday. McAdoo family visited Jacoby home Sunday. Emma and Joseph Watson in Indiana Monday for dental work. Rev J. P. Tampt family and Nadine Kendrick attended a Baptist convention in Altoona Sunday. Mrs. Mary Pavlock of Ford City visited her brother Charles Liptak Jr. Monday. Charles Miller and Edith Miller were business visitors in Indiana Saturday. Royden Coy of Hillsdale, Rawleigh agent, called on customers Friday.
Mrs M M Akey has been on the sick list. Carl Fleming underwent appendicitis surgery in an Indiana hospital and is recovering well. Rev Frank Walker visited his brother J C Walker. Mrs Mabel Mack of Bolivar visited Akeys. Kenneth Johnston and daughter visited I J Sell. Mrs McCurdy and Mrs Robert Evans attended a West Union church homecoming. Wilbert Flauss and son Billy visited Carson and Dale Shaner families. They returned from a trip to Woodstock Vermont to visit Alta McCurdy with Mrs Belcher. Lisle Thomas family called on W J Rising. Lightning struck W J Rising’s barn but caused no damage.
Mrs Ross Wilson spent Wednesday in the Steele Wilson home. The arrival of Patricia LaRue on August 14, 1987 is celebrated by Mr and Mrs Howard Shearer. Olive Coulter visits Verona. Numerous visitors to the Ewing Lambing home include Mrs O B Harvey, Mrs John Kennedy, Mrs J A Faith, Mrs Donald Ewing and son Norman of Elders Ridge, George Ewing of Apollo, C T Bailey of Wilkinsburg, Don Jones and son Paul of North Washington, T C Hood of Watsons Ridge, Betty and Bobby Shearer, Paul Anderson, Harry Wiesinger, Theo McCullock, Richard Johns, and Ross Wilsons family of Apollo, Elsie and Margaret Wray of Shady Plain, BE Townsend, and Elizabeth Hall. Harry Wissinger traveled to Indiana.
Mr and Mrs C W Sebring visited Harry May in Nanty Glo on Friday evening. J E Wooster and son Clayton spent the weekend with friends in Wilkinsburg. John Jenkins from Indiana stayed in town with friends last week. Gertrude Barnes and daughter Martha visited Clearfield. Helen Louise Johnson returned from Youngstown. Clyde Bee and family vacationed at Watkins Glen with Anna Leach. Betty Johnson visits relatives in Ridgway. The Methodist Sunday school motored to Riverview Park for a picnic, and the Civic club picnicked at Camp Rest near Indiana.
Marion Center and nearby towns attend the Methodist Centennial opening with Rev. Geo. J. Rowe of Pittsburgh leading the morning service and Rev. J. M. Cogley of Cokerville conducting the evening. Local residents and visitors from Blairsville Wilkinsburg Rochester Mills and Johnstown join family welcomes. A recipe note adds a tomato and celery dish.
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