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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1931

Page

6

Brush Valley Bazaar Draws Big Attendance

The annual Methodist Church bazaar and chicken supper held Friday evening in Brush Valley attracted many attendees. Local residents and visitors, including Miss Dorothy Ray and Mrs. O. T. Briggs, were seen at the event and in the surrounding area. The report also notes several social visits and travels among residents such as Mary Rith Carlile, Stella and Lois Overdorff, Leona Douglass, and others visiting or traveling to nearby towns. Deer hunting and county seat visits were also mentioned among local activities.

Methodist Church O. T. Briggs Zions Valley Mary Rith Carlile Cokeville Dorothy Ray Brush Valley Frederick Ray Penn Run William Walbeck Johnstown Stella Lois Overdorff Indiana Leona Douglass John Brinks Vernon ‘Coup Albert Buterbaugh Jesse Buck Strongstown James Charles McMullen Harry McCrea

Local Notes Include Travel and Social Visits

Mount Union residents past out limestone. Milford Rawley travels to Butler for aviation course. Serenade at Ira Smith's honors Mr and Mrs Fred McIntire. Carl Fleming crashes Ford on Apollo trip. Dorothy and Josephine Richards weekend at Dunmire home. Mrs George Blystone recently called. Russell Rowley and Carl Fleming pass through Saturday. Plory Walker and son Lloyd visit Quinter Boyer. Jesse Elgin of Indiana visits Frank Cessna home.

Dorothy Josephine Richards Dunmire George Blystone Hera Milford Ae Russell Rowley Carl Fleming Plory Walker Lloyd Quinter Boyer Jesse Elgin Indiana Frank Cessna

Christmas Guests at Elizabeth Lowry’s Home

Elizabeth hosts a Charity Christmas dinner in her apartment. Drake Gibson, a guest sent by Miss Lowry, shares the meal and gifts from the tree. He quietly accepts a small token, including a purse with five dollars, then offers candy as he cuts open a stocking of treats.

Elise Elizabeth Sud Miss Lowry Drake Gibson

The Reporter Confesses to False Hospitality

A fumbling reporter reveals to Elizabeth that he and his ally used false pretenses for hospitality. He asks forgiveness, reveals his identity as Misa Lowry’s nephew returning from travel, and hints at a future together amid Christmas mood. The scene ends with forgiving laughter and a hinted romance.

America's World Responsibilities by H J Haas

H J Haas argues bankers must shoulder growing global financial duties as leaders in a changing world. He cites past depressions and recoveries, urging collective effort and confidence that social and economic problems will be solved, with the American Bankers Association guiding the way.

H. J. Haas American Bankers Association

Bankers urged to combat gossip with public duty stance

The American Bankers Association urged banks to strengthen public trust by stressing mutual obligations between banks and depositors. The statement calls for action against ill informed gossip and notes that bank slander laws offer protection, urging banks to use legal safeguards and public education to curb rumors.

American Bankers Association

What Can Be Done For Farmers Facing Low Prices

Farmers should abandon hope of outside aid and focus on cutting production costs. The piece urges growing own feed and reducing cash purchases, arguing the cheapest path is to produce more in-house and limit spending until prices drop proportionately.

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