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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1935
Page
6
Alexander Kapusko, 22, head of a criminal group, was executed in Rostov on Don after his trial. Several young thieves received prison terms. A Swedish reform committee proposed a worker vacation program with discharge notices and sick leave regulations.
Ellenroth Ruamtel and son Kenneth visited Ebensburg on Monday. Edith Marie Klug of Germantown visited relatives here last week. Many neighbors and friends called on the Greasley and Beringer households. A Woman's Missionary Society meeting featured Kentucky mountain mission readings and a Yankee volunteer program. A large delegation attended a Republican rally at Camp Rest, with various local women at other meetings. Several residents visited Indiana, Blairsville, and Spangler, while revival meetings are planned for August 25 at the Pentecostal church.
Notice of administration on the estate of Robert F Auld also known as Rev Auli late of Brushvatley Township granted to Joseph C Auld Vandergrift Pa those having claims against the estate are to present them authenticated for settlement and those indebted are to make payment July 1905 administrator of the estate Bah Pa
Mrs. Tenebeau returns home after a three week visit with Mr and Mrs Abe Pierce. Several visitors from Whitten Whigert and Punxsutawney were seen at homes of Wingert Mottarn and Helfrichs. Weekend trips to Coburgh and Martinsburg were reported along with moves to Tuxtsawhey and Groundhog park as town fills and residents depart.
Sunday school at 40 oclock, Sept 1, with I M Speedy and family visiting J C Lamb bank. Martha Speedy stayed with Lucille. A miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Raymond Marshall at John Ewing home. Kitty gifts noted. Attendees included W S Barkley and LM Speedy family, plus many relatives and neighbors.
SOUTH BEND. The Augus g meeting of the WW B C club was held at Olive Delshley's on Wednesday afternoon. Hunan Waamire of pollo spent the week at home of her wife, Mara Dau mire. Hagel stufner has returned from a visit with relatives in Pittsburgh. Mumma Beatty of Metsburgh spent the week at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Clara Townseait. Henry Townsend and Jolly attended the Giernsey eld day plate held on the Campbell farm near Jadkina. eyural attended the horse show at India on Rachierdlay. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dittinger of Womer ly were revert callers with Janet Waseid. Crom of Shotoca was a Feddling visitor with his nephew mn Hoightey. Mrs. Reynolds Sbaier and dittie son of Reynolds are visiting her mother Mrs. Wilda Anderson. Sadie Smith returned from a three weeks visit with her natives Mrs. Knell Mentig of Currys itun. Mrs. George Belilel and gona were visitors during the week with her enis Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Marta. She iuffier sisters were recent gialters di y the Barnet home. The Montgomery people from Aspinwall do one Sunday at thee farm here tolure Shollhaner and family, at Wollen were Saturday visitors with their home folks.
Creekside Ney and Rev. Boston ministers answered questions then plan a missionary play at the Methodistunnel Sunday evening September 1. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed as attending or mentioned in relation to church activities and social calls.
John Junking of Iidiina visits friends while Mrs Tuja Gyeden of Clynor spends Whuratla afternoon with her mother Mrs 8 C Irwin in foul Cianer. Several locals including Mr Clyde Hee and Mrs We R Sheaer from Lancaster, and Mr Anon heneh from Einehettiwn, spend Thursday in Treeline. Adolph Beta of Akron and family visit the area. Sebriog and children spend Thursday at the Alquina Mer home near Lakertun. Retreating weekend visits and household gatherings mark the week.
A demographic note states that about four million individuals in the United States are twins, reflecting a notable share of the population. The figure underscores ongoing interest in twin studies and related health, education, and social research.
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