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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1937

Page

3

O L I V E T Visit Notes And A Refusal On Rights

Local residents including Mr and Mrs Alfred Bair and Richard Johns visited Mrs Johns in Indiana hospital. Beatrice Simmons aids nursing in Ondrivek family. Mabel Ewing and H B Smith called at South Bend. Ross Wilson and daughters Evelyn Phyllis Walker Arthur Whittmacre Walter Ewing Neather cote visited Ewing Lambing home. Walter Walker helped Fred Snyder butcher on Tuesday. The House of Steinway refused a one million dollar offer to use its name on a radio receiving set.

Mabel Ewing H. B. Smiths South Bend Ross Wilson Evelyn Phyllis Walter Walker Arthur Whittmacre Walter Ewing Watsons Ridge Neathercote Kittanning Ewing-Lambing Fred Snyder House of Steinway

Local Notes From Blacklick and Nearby Towns

Shoppers and visitors are listed in Blacklick and nearby areas including Mrs E M Bushnell and son Hm erson in Pittsburgh, Mr and Mrs R C Trexler at a Christmas service, Frank Richardson as Caller in Indiana, Fred Gould returning from Kane hospital, Arthur and Mrs Warner visiting J R Geary, Mrs M O Smith of Blairville calling, and Mrs C O Smith with son Dick shopping in Indiana. The White House gold piano acquired in Theodore Roosevelt’s administration remains in good condition and cost eighteen thousand dollars.

C. O. Smith Indiana Theodore Roosevelt White House

Dolls Of Yesteryear Reflect A Bygone Toy World

In a Western Newspaper Union piece, a child’s Santa letter prompts a nostalgic tour of antique dolls. The narrative recalls doll heads of china metal and papier mache, cloth bodies filled with sawdust, and the shift from undressed to dressed dolls. It notes department stores, life with replacements, and family makeshift wardrobes as memory fades.

Johnnie Sister Mother Dolly Western Newspaper Unior

Christmas Gladness in the Spires and Choirs

Poem-like verse praising Christmas chimes and choirs in spires. It speaks of glad ringing and singing filling the season with joy for you.

Washington Twp Notices of Family, Health and Visits

Ploud Gress suffered quinsy last week. Local families assisted William Gress with butchering three hogs, one weighing 300 pounds. Brice Peterman grandparents twin girls born to their son-in-law and daughter in Johnstown. Fisher and Peterman men involved in a altercation at the Gross home. Mrs. Prugh visiting Glenn Orr at Willet. May Fisher visited her aunt Annie Boyer. Several residents visited Five Points and nearby towns. Gift subscription urged for Progress over Christmas.

Washington Twp Ploud Gress J. A. Park Raymond Frank Fisher John Homer McCausland William Gress Brice Peterman Mra. Jennings Allshouse Johnstown James Stuchell A. C. Marshall J. B. Orr Carl Downey

The Christmas Carol Changes Two Enemies On Christmas Eve

A lonely mountaineer Jim Knox faces danger from rival Joe Hathway on Christmas Eve. Read of how reading The Christmas Carol and a Bible verse transforms Hathway, prompting him to leave by dawn with a note of peace. The tale ends with a renewed sense of goodwill among the mountain residents.

Joe Hathway Jim Joe Streum Bethlehem Jim Knox Mary Cedar Creek

Local visits pepper Slickville and nearby towns

Ur RERAD Lag Cherryhill Mr. and Mrs. O D Asking and children of Slickville visited Heil wood friends on Sunday. Wilson Glassford and son William were callers at Sherman Barnett’s. Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Shultz and son spent Sunday in the Eagle home. William Parry called in Purchase Line Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Atkins visited Mrs. Laura Young on Tuesday. Theodore Shultz of Stafford called Tuesday. Mrs. F M Gance and Mrs. Quay Henry of Hellwood were Indiana callers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Engle and son Wesley were Clymer callers Wednesday.

O. D. Asking Slickville Heilwood Wilson Glassford William Sherman Barnetts Shelton Shultz Eagle William Parry Mary Atkins Laura Young Theodore Shultz Stafford F. M. Gance Quay Henry Hellwood Indiana John Engle Wesley Clymer

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