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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1937

Page

4

Weddings of a Week Cost Patterson and Misg Patterson

Indiana groom Charles J. Cost and Misg Mla Marie Patterson wed in St Annards RC church on Christmas afternoon. Reverend Herbert Cost officiated. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Max Vogel. Reception at groom’s parents’ home. Mrs Cost, daughter of Fred Patterson, will continue teaching at Graceton schools. Groom runs Capital Barber Shop. They will live at 1149 Oakland Ave. Additional marriages listed include Miss Helen Miller to Clyde Gibney in Lancaster and Miss Dorothy Leaf to Robert Walter in Blairsville, with details of education and employment.

Cost-Patterson Charles J. Cost Indiana Misg Marie Patterson Ault Imax St.annard’s Herbert Cost Pittsburgh Max Vogel George Cost Helen Miller Land Clayton Miller Washington Township Clyde Gibney Lancaster Reformed Church Yoder Pennsylvania State College Park Harrisburg Franklin- Marshall College Intelligencer Printing Company Walter Leaf Dorothy May Leaf W. S. Leaf Blairaville Robert C. Walter Latrobe R. E. McClure Blairaville United Presbyterian Church Elizabeth John Gill Blairsville

Christmas Visits Across Vandergrift Penn Run and Irwin

McIntyre and Mrs J R Learn with son George and family near Vandergrift visit Mrs Holsopple of Penn Run. Billie Henry visits uncle and aunt Fleming in Irwin. W A Henry and grandson Billy celebrate with Rev Fleming in Irwin. Jeannette calls include J Leagon and J O Loughry from Shelocta. G B McGreary family and Bruist family spend Sunday with Leara family in Tadians.

McIntyre Mra J. R. Learn J. 0. Loughry Shelocta Jeannette G. B. McGreary Bobbie Flora Elizebeth Charles Bruist Pickis Tadians Leara

Surprise Party Changes Mrs Perkins Night

Mrs. Wilkins plots a secret party for Mrs. Perkins and tells her, warning secrecy. The Perkins family scrambles to prepare, their drunken father subdued, and at seven the surprise evening unfolds with a calm, orderly scene and surprised gratitude.

Smith Mrs. Perkins Mrs. Wilkins Slocum’s

Platform Adoption in 1840 Party Debates

The article discusses the birth of political platforms with the 1840 Democratic convention in Baltimore, outlining limited federal powers and anti-immigrant and anti-bank stances. It notes the Whigs skipped a platform, ran on slogans, and faced the Democrats who remained firm on policy.

Baltimore Congress Martin van, Buren Tippecanoe Tyler Western Newspaper Union

Quilt finished by Ladies Aid Society in one day

The Ladies Aid Society of the evangelical church completed a quilt in a single day. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Smith and their children of Punxsutawney visited Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Wetzel, for a few days. Donald Huey, stationed in Philadelphia, spent Christmas with his parents. Anna Doyn, a nurse in Indiana, visited her parents near town. Esther Pemberty, a Cleveland nurse, visited her parents. Rev. G. P. Garland and Paul Garland visited Clarion with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Birkpatrick, parents of Myre Garland.

Blair Smith Punxsutawney Cleveland T. R. Pemberthy G. P. Garland Paul W. F.birkpatrick Clarion Myre. Garland

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