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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1933
Page
8
Homeowners ask about heat regulators and thermostats for coal furnaces. Thermostats can control coal fires, giving steady heat and reducing overheating which causes chills. Overheating wastes fuel. keeping 68 to 70 degrees is advised for health and cost savings.
Local families from Commodore Stiffler town Barnesboro and nearby areas spent Thanksgiving with relatives and friends across Uniontown, Stifflertown, Indiana, Hillsdale, and Barnesboro. Numerous calls and visits noted among the Veringer Fleming Garman Ball Coble and McAnulty households, plus travelers to Indiana and ongoing family gatherings through the week.
PLUMVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Charles Douds and son of Pittsburgh spent the Thanksgiving vacation with relatives here. Louise Stuchel a teacher in the New Bethlehem schools spent the weekend with her parents here. ID W Douds and A F Pifer made a business trip to Ligonier Wednesday. Mrs Adaline Little is seriously ill at her home here. Mansau and Billy Martz of Monaca spent Friday with their sister Mrs D S Bowser. Mrs Dale Dowds of Coraopolis spending time with her mother in law Mrs Margaret Dowds. Harold Tost a student at the University of Pittsburgh spent the weekend at his home here. Leah Stiteler of Smicksburg spent several days with friends at this place. Mrs Silvas of Rural Valley visited friends here Sunday afternoon. Carl Douds employed in Farrell spent the weekend at his home.
Armagh resident H L Tinkecom was admitted to Lee hospital Johnstown after Saturday. A string of Thanksgiving visits and family gatherings fill the community pages as Hutchison, Findley, and Mack families host relatives and attend services while local mills, schools, and chains of shorthand gossip mark the holiday.
Mrs J H Schrecengost and children Glenn and Maxine visited her parents Mr and Mrs J L Sheasley of Mount Union. Edwin Rosensteel and Todd Christy of Apollo spent the weekend with their parents. W C Jamison and son-in-law Joseph Houser of Home and daughter Mrs Rex Shriver of Dubois called on Mr and Mrs A M Jamison. J C Schrecengost and sons Earl and Paul spent late last week deer hunting at Benezette. Harry Jamison visited his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W B Porter in South Bend. Anna Smith and sons Walton Ray Miss Julia Keppel Ross Smith Mr and Mrs J T Jamison and children Mary Ellen and Clair helped Mr and Mrs H J Johns with butchering Friday. Rosanna Klingensmith Thanksgiving with cousin Pear Schall Whitesburg. J R Jamison and sons Robert Jr and Merle and Mrs Anna Smith spent Thanksgiving with her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs J T Jamison. Frank Coleman Vandergrift and James Miller and daughter Janet North Apollo were Saturday evening callers in the Johns, Smith and Jamison homes. George Jamison Plumville Ia visiting brother J T Jamison.
Mrs Lena Marsh and family spent Thanksgiving at her parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Brant linger. Visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs W C Lichtenfels included Forrest Lichtenfels Greensburg Glenn Lichtenfels near Blairsville Mr and Mrs Ernest Lichtenfels and son Dwight and daughters Betty and Janet of Johnstown Mrs Dave Mack and daughter Floy of Clyde and Mr and Mrs Geo Clawson Mr and Mrs Geo Cribbs and Mrs I F Lichtenfels and Kenneth Cribbs and lady friend of Greensburg spent Sabbath at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Howser Ming Margaret Garland 14 visiting her sister Mrs Bob Muir Miss Bertha Brendlinger visiting her sister Mrs Ira Marsh Mr and Mrs Perry Muir spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Muirs parents Mr and Mrs W T Marsh Dock Shank and John Smith went to the mountains to hunt deer.
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