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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
3
A Sunday feature urges readers to replace their old carving knife with a new carving set to ensure a proper Thanksgiving turkey carving. It jokes that facing the big turkey requires a sharper tool and a better slice.
The note extends season greetings to every woman man and child in the locality and thanks customers for valued patronage during 1920, calling the year one long to be remembered in business growth.
Lighting the tree by electricity offers safety and cleanliness. Ready to attach to your electric socket with colored globes and bulbs. Sets of 8 with colored bulbs cost 8.50 dollars, sets of 8 with fancy bulbs cost 4.00 dollars, extra plain and fancy bulbs 25 cents each.
The town faced extensive Saturday night storm damage with houses blown from foundations coops destroyed and garages unroofed. Rev J J Wolf led a Monday community meeting at Palmer's theater to organize aid with committees and a Lyda building HQ. Proceeds from a Friday bazaar and cake sale by the Presbyterian Ladies Aid reached eighty dollars.
Little Vera Swatsworth visits Newark relatives Miss Preda Butterbaugh returns from Johnstown Miss Mary Stewart visits sister in Johnstown Mrs John Lemon and Dorothy visit Clearfield Mrs Jean Melurland also in same area Margaret Buck a Clearfield High student visits with parents near Burneshorro Sam Forney transacts business in Clearfield Mildred Stiffler home from Wilson College Glendale area and more local social updates noting visits and gatherings from farms to towns through weekend activities
Uncle Gregory returns with a fat calf and presents a mortgage and a college fund as three prodigal lads, Bob Ned and Dom, come home for Christmas. Seth and Esther Marvin greet them with tears and gratitude, while a joyous holiday feast unfolds amid renewed family cheer.
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