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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1927
Page
4
Oranges at breakfast and a salad at dinner move from luxury to necessity for average families. The piece notes Uncle Sam must safeguard trade routes and relies on imports for tin bananas and chewing gum, highlighting economic concerns of everyday households.
Names of residents and visitors appear in local items. OLYMER John Johnson of Indiana joins Clear field Supply Company. Mrs Hughes of Commodore calls on Mrs George Michell. Mrs Timothy McCarthy recovering at home after hospital stay. Mrs Uayes Long and Mrs Victor Burquest visit Mrs W D Bowser. Richard Minto Jr Carl Widdow son and Joe Radey report deer season success. Mr and Mrs Trobert Laing Neilwood spend weekend with Miller family. Mr and Mrs John Stapleton Akron Ohio have returned home. Mrs Joe Weingone back from Clearfield Hospital after tonsil removal. Mrs John McCarthy Akron Ohio visits with friends.
The Washington stance requires hootleggers to file income tax returns while editors question enforcement. A separate note from Princeton Tiger mocks the tightwad who buys one cent stamps to stretch paper use, illustrating frugal attitudes.
Jerrin Huston of Vandergrift spent weekend at parental home. Matilda Gibson and Marie Adams visited locally. Harry Boncher of Beaverdale called. Wava Stephen visited Mary Stephen. Learn spouses visited Mrs. Jess Dick. W W Sinston had a radio installed. Mrs. Jennie Stephens visited Florence Stephens. Wade Meckley returned to Troutville for a stay. Zenus Hines visited F C Amond home in Penn Run. Mrs. Florence Stephens to hold public sale Friday starting 12 oclock. Slazel Merlhoes called on Miss Lucy Lichtenfels. Raymond McElhoes and others hunting deer near Sommer set. Frank Lichtenfels called on W T Dias. Davidson, new mine foreman, moved to Hesbdon. 1950 cautionary note about parachutes in Nashville quote and prohibotion jokes.
Virginia Ray hosts a festive Christmas Eve with a grand tree, carols, and a Santa arrival that stirs forgotten feelings. George, absent earlier, shares a whispered moment with Virginia under the mistletoe, restoring trust and belief in Christmas magic. The scene unfolds amid friends, music, and nostalgic warmth.
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