Expira- Wednesday, December 6, 1916
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
3
Expira- date line reads Wednesday December 6 1916. OCR fragment shows event timing but lacks full context. No clear names or organizations provided.
Sau nel Dixon M D and Commissioner of Health advise men to avoid weights above forty eight inches waist or under five eight. Over feeding and lack of exercise harm health and can harm liver and kidneys. Seek expert advice, control appetite, and begin remedies now to maintain fitness and sharp mental attitude.
Mrs. Martha Loughry aged 87 died at her daughter’s Dayton home after a long Indiana life. She was born February 16 1829 and married Joseph H. Loughry December 20 1819. Survived by daughters Jennie Butler and J R Hazrett, son Allison Loughry, plus brother James Allison. funeral at Zion Lutheran Clyde Shaffer Dornan aged 86 an A&P Tea Co. agent died in Indiana hospital after gallstone surgery. Buried in Caledonian. Benjamin Franklin Hill of Brush Valley died November 26 at his brother Albert Hill’s home and buried Strongstown cemetery after a July 2 1916 fall. Mrs. M K Leard died in Tarentum after paralysis. husband former Black Lick resident and two-term state legislator survives. Samuel Trusal 82 died at County Home. native of South Mahoning with no living relatives. Frank Tinica 48 died at County Home Thanksgiving. widow and family in old country. Alex Cunningham and Florence near Jacksonville visited county seat. S. W. Rose of Bon Ton in New York City buying stock for Christmas store. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Shields of Seward spent Thanksgiving with parents on Second Street.
Brushvalley CG reports 6A residents sharing Thanksgiving with neighbors and relatives in Johnstown and nearby towns. Visitors include Mrs Liszie Mock, Mrs John Crale, Mrs Alex Thine and daughters, and Mr and Mrs Robert Gray leaving for Indiana for the winter. The Evangelical revival continues nightly with the literary society postponed to December 9. A birth is announced as the stork visited Saturday delivering a baby boy to Mr Goodlin. Families travel between Conkport, California, and Lovejoy with various visits noted.
Abundant rye flour can help make Boston brown bread with this tested recipe from Miss Pearl MacDonald of Pennsylvania State College. Dry ingredients are mixed, then molasses and milk added, batter poured into buttered molds, and steamed for three and a half hours with hot water around the molds. Optional baking powder, currants, or raisins can be added for flavor.
For Christmas, consumers can order The Ladies Home Journal for $1.50 The Saturday Evening Post for $1.50 and The Country Gentleman for $1.00 via authorized agent J I King 748 Wayne Avenue Indiana Pa Localphone 205 4 48 8t.
Machinery and tools recently used by the Indiana carriage factory are offered at private sale for low cash price. Interested parties should contact Mr. C. R. Smith, Indiana Pa., or the undersigned D. B. Taylor, Trustee, Indiana Pa.
In a snowbound Yukon setting, Danny Donovan plans vengeance for his brother’s death but discovers a Christmas Eve scene with a family by a tree. Struggling with guilt, he contemplates mercy and leaves with a hidden gift of gold dust for the household, reshaping his resolve.
Thanksgiving visits span Lock Haven, Latrobe, Punxsutawney, Blairsville and Smethport as families host kin and friends. Stafford’s Young People’s Christian Union elects officers led by Rev Clair Irwin and a slate including Mrs Henry Edwards and Miss Katherine Cronk for the coming year.
Financial report of Green Township School District for the year ending July 31 1018 listing receipts from state appropriation district collectors and taxes and disbursements including salaries teachers supplies building maintenance and interest on loans. The document records liabilities assets and a closing balance with auditors notice and court related items.
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