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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1933
Page
3
Indiana County notes widespread holiday gatherings with relatives from Braddock to Punxsutawney and Wilkinsburg. Hunters bring home buck and eight pointer trophies while local clubs plan a chicken and waffle supper. The Young People’s Council hosts a convention and banquet as churches report illnesses and recoveries.
Elders Ridge schedules a Sabbath School at 10:00 AM and church at 11:00 AM with a later gathering at 7:90. The study topic is What does salvation mean. Lender Marth Hender son attended with Mr and Mrs L C Rosgenstein and family spent Thanksgiving with Robert Coulter in West Lebanon. Mrs Mabel Ewing and family visited Ms and Mrs Harry Smith Thursday.
Marion Center residents and visitors are listed with calls to McKean county deer hunters and family visits. Indiana travelers include Wm Wetzel and relatives, while local gatherings feature Mr and Mrs J B Long at Cherry Hill, and Thanksgiving trips to Punxsutawney and Ozark Missouri.
Thanksgiving gatherings and local happenings across Blacklick and nearby townships. Notables include Bushnell family visits to Pittsburgh and La Jose vacationers, the sudden death of Will Blaney in Derry township, a deer hunt in Clearfield county, and local social events such as a birthday party for Mrs. A. I. Miller and theater attendance in Nixon with Winifred Bushnell in the cast.
Rochester Mills figures Homer Pifer and Bart Jeffries hunted in Potter County during the past week. Mrs. Wm Elsmore and son of Glen Campbell visited over Thanksgiving at Alfred John’s home. Mrs. Wm Gibson travels in Pittsburgh this week. Robert Moore of Marion Center visited his grandparents F A Moore over the week. Max Crawford was a Marion Center caller Saturday. Robert Dunmire family and Carl Henry family of Rogaster spent Thanksgiving with Mrs J C Cochran. November perfect attendance in Miss Helen Spichler’s primary class includes Jay Doty Eugene Miller Roland Miller Robert Potts Ronald Rittenhouse John Smith Henry Work Vernon Work Howard Gray Betty Altman Jean Altman Helen Crawford Eva Jean Hill Louise Kellar Maxine Rittenhouse. Homer Downey and Raymond Shank of Indiana hunted at his place Monday. Clark Richardson Paul Work and Leard Palnyer hunted near Rockton on Friday.
West Lebanon list of Thanksgiving visits among Fowler, Ruddock, Coulter, Silvis, Campbell, and others in Indiana Elders Ridge and Blairsville areas. Social Presbyterian gathering noted. Several mentions of relatives visiting, weekend stays, and a near miss of injury to W. E. Colling from a fall from a step ladder.
Currys Run notes a full day meeting of the Ladies Missionary Society and Working Circle led by Miss Bessie Shirey at Elmer Kline’s residence on Wednesday December 18. Community updates include Thanksgiving visits by Geraldine Sell to Leechburg and by the Fulmer family, plus gatherings of Rising family members and others over the holiday weekend. A church pageant titled Two Masters is planned for Saturday evening December 17 with local residents mentioned. Orrin Timble and Mr Grisith from New Kensington visited Lawrence McCurdy Friday evening. Sara Jane Sell visited her parents last Thursday evening. H B Boyer is employed in Indiana.
Rossmoyne residents hosted guests including Mrs. Mary Kerr and Mrs. Hisle Bossard with Russel Cochran. Pittsburgh visitors, hunting trips, family visits, and church social plans fill a busy period with travel to Punxsutawney and Belly Landing, plus road work Five Points to Shelocta and a home talent play in Commodore.
The document outlines banking policy: no member bank may make individual contributions. requests go to local associations for uniform handling. Drafts on sight incur charges, with rates varying by source and minimums. Credit information is exchanged without charge among banks, with a 25 cent minimum for business houses. Coupon service charges apply to all bond coupons. Officers may not sign personal bonds as sureties.
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