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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1937
Page
3
Mrs Noorich tests mud packs and asks about beauty while Mrs Goldreck jokes about a turtle. A mother-in-law admonishes Nellie and Hankins quip that Nellie sees herself as the one while Hankins laments the split in the marriage.
Minnie Clark is out again after illness. Carl and Alvin Johnston returned from the mountains with a fine deer. A tool house near the B and O station burned last Sunday morning. Electricity coming soon to town. John Morasco sold a valuable cow last week. A kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Moody Kunkle drew many gifts. Wengel family shopped in Indiana. Byron and Mrs Brown visited near Atwood. M E church and Presbyterian church plan Christmas entertainments.
Daniel Cameron Alverda of Nicktown was a caller in town Wednesday. Other callers included Will Williams of Irelsmore Henry Bennett Paul Steffey and W H Phillips of Barnesboro R D Ford Laney of Clymer Thursday and Harry Russell of Grelsmore Friday Oakley Davis of Clymer conducted business Friday. Mr and Mrs Gregor Naglich welcomed a baby daughter born at their home Wednesday Mrs Charles Rummell and son Ronnie visiting Ebensburg home of Mr and Mrs Chariea Miller Ebensburg Daniel Trout of Barnesboro was a caller Saturday LaVough Adams of Ebensburg spent days with her father Andy Adams Mr and Mrs Arch Replie and children were Johnstown visitors Saturday Homer Williams of Barnesboro was a caller Monday.
Dorothy May orders two blue silk dolls for Christmas and names them Alice Blue and Eleanor Blue. Joan and Dorothy May’s joy contrasts with Benny Jean’s rag doll disappointment, then Benny Jean receives a real doll. Dorothy May learns that giving brings greater happiness than receiving as the community shares in Christmas cheer.
Martha and Ralph Henry were numbered among the sick last week. Several residents, including Russell Smith in Rural Valley and the Rearick family moving to the Wingard farm near Plumville, are noted. James Smith upset his car to avoid sled riders. Jean and Donald Bleakney now attend Kimmel school after arriving from Michigan. A limestone quarry activity involves Keeler quarry workers, plus local families helping with a sale and Christmas gift subscription push for The Progress.
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