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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1930
Page
6
In a pre Christmas scene a Roberts family debates expenses and December plans. They notice local ads offering a 12 pound turkey for collecting marked ads from Smith Market. The kids craft Christmas cards from advertising inserts while parents discuss finances and holiday meals.
Inexpensive wreaths can use pine tree cuttings barberry and bay berry with pine cones wired on. A florist sold wire circles and thin wires, making a simple task to assemble a wreath notable for its beauty.
Ruth Renfield, a postmistress in a suburban town, finds a three year old letter addressed to her from Ned Traverse, who plans a Christmas trip to South America. A call to his club confirms the note may be late but authentic, and Ned promises an answer before he leaves. The scene hints at a awaited proposal finally possible.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stitt and family were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Lowman. Ira Rickard, son of Mrs. Raymond Brown, is staying with A. G. Rickard. Mrs. Nannie Bulerbaugh visited Loney O'hizrah. TG Lowman is on the sick list. Miss Hazel Brown shopped in Indiana. Toward Spicer has returned from Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Oaks received a serenade. Nettie Mumin visited the Oaks home. Armelia Mumiau is visiting her father, George Mumau.
Dixonville L W Jacoby served as juror in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Harvey LeVan welcomed a new daughter. Mr and Mrs Marlin McAfoose of Plemings Summit attended church Sunday evening. Mrs Jacoby visited friends in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Quay Cassidy called at Rossiter Sunday. The Larkin club met at Mrs Alice Patterson home Wednesday with 12 ladies and light refreshments. Mrs Berner traveled to Indiana to visit Mrs Simeco in the hospital.
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