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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1935
Page
6
A year’s subscription to The Progress makes a thoughtful gift for relatives and friends. Price is 1.50 dollars for Indiana county addresses and 2.00 dollars for addresses outside the county. A Christmas card with your greetings is included when ordered as a gift.
Indiana shoppers the Mangaa family visited while others spent Thanksgiving with relatives across Indiana and nearby towns. Numerous households hosted kin and friends for Thanksgiving and weekend visits, with dramatics tournament attendees from Five Points and various calls by Indiana residents noted.
Crooked Creek church plans Sunday services with Sunday school at 2 and church at 3. Local residents Mileposts include multiple travels and visits to Pittsburgh Indiana Luther sburg and Indiana with relatives and friends. Notables: Mrs Ida Banks recent Pittsburgh visit. Dr Mahans from Pittsburgh vacationing locally. Miss Owens directed sewing class. Frank Kirk family as Indiana teachers. other residents visiting families and spending Thanksgiving weekend.
Jack and Jack announce letters of administration in Conemaugh township for the estate of T. M. Donahey. Creditors must present claims for settlement and debtors should pay promptly. W. E. Collins named Administrator, West Lebanon, Pa. October 30, 1935-6tc.
Letters of administration issued for the estate of Michael J. Boyer of Washington Township. Martha A. Boyer is named administratrix. Creditors with claims should present them to Creekside Route D. 2, Pa. by the listed date. Official notice dated October 20, 1935.
An auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of Indiana County will settle and report distribution of money in the hands of Ira A. Myers executor of the estate of Minute St. Galhie late of Vodlana Borough. Hearing at the Indiana Theatre building in Indiana Pa on December 6, 1905 at 1 30 oclock. All interested may attend. Francis A. Dunning, Attys.
A list of residents from Mount Union and surrounding areas spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Five Points Spring Church Indiana and Pittsburgh. Families including Harman Fisher Jewart Higin Cessna Miller Sheasley Ankney Boyer Wingard Pitt Heckman Elgin Mulberger and Turner were noted visiting cousins and friends and sharing holiday meals amid seasonal travel and local hunting trips.
Alverda and nearby residents hosted and visited relatives with dinners and Sunday calls. A chicken bingo fundraiser at Alverda hall for Sacred Heart church drew many attendees and awarded Violet Berringer a duck as the door prize. George Long remained a patient at Spangler hospital. Johnstown shoppers Gomer Smith and daughter Muriel toured Friday.
Mr and Mrs W L Clark visit Johnstown shoppers on Saturday. Harl Sebring of Akron Ohio stays with C W Sebring family. Edna Wilhelm from Indiana visits friends. Mrs Geo Betts and children stay with Butterworths in Barnesboro. Wm Fleischer of Lewistown visits Barnesboro. Couples Bee visit Altoona. Men head to Clearfield mountains for deer. De Laun Confer visits Altoona. Sebrings in Spangler. H R Bee and kin in Johnstown for salary talk. Martha Grumbling employed in Indiana.
The Peelor District reports a quiet Thanksgiving with private dinners and no community club gathering. A New Year party is planned. Locals attended a dramatics tournament at Indiana high school with praise for Crete young ladies and the dramatics club cast of seventeen.
Soviet scientists revived hearts removed from children dead up to 26 hours using adrenaline. Some revived hearts beat as long as four hours.
In Clarksburg the Sunday school meets next Sunday at 4 15 PM with church services at 2 30 PM. Local residents Lenore Parks a student at Indiana State Teachers College and Fern Lowman a Westminster College student spent Thanksgiving at home.
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