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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1937

Page

8

Renewal Of A New Year Forged In Old Feud

Miss Addie and Miss Mattie, once friends, clash over a fence line and a gooseberry bush dispute. After a sequence of fruit thefts and memories of shared ginger jam, Addie decides to mend fences on New Year’s Day by visiting Mattie with a jar of jam and a hopeful heart.

Ddie Root Mattie Campbell Miss Mattie Miss Addie Addie Little Mattie Mattie Western Newspaper Union

Watch Night Services Mark New Year’s Eve

Faithful observe midnight watchnight across communities as churches host masses and services to close the year. Some attend with celebratory gatherings while others opt for quieter reflection after a year of events and activities.

Local Notes and Visitations From Nicktown Area

Frank Dumin of Nicktown called on town residents Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Williams welcomed a newborn son at Spangler hospital. Andy Adams made a business trip to Indiana. Anna Van Ness and family visited Shabbick and Pinter in town. Visitors to Alma Vater included Anna Van Ness of Brooklyn Irene Sterpko of Cleveland and several Leone and Sterpko relatives from Indiana Heilwood Carrolltown and Youngstown. Various locals visited, and a sick list mentions Mrs Mack Detwiler. Kathryn Graham of Indiana stayed with her parents. Robert Vozer called on the Williams home. The Progress and Pittsburgh Front Gazette rate remains $5.50.

Alverda Frank Dumin Nicktown Thomas Williams Spangler Hospital Andy Adams Indiana Anna van Ness Doris Steve Branklyn Mike Shabbick Daniel Pinter Frank Kara Youngstown Joseph Vater Robert Betty Sterpki Aldo Gillo Kathryn Graham Robert Graham Robert Vozer Lucinda George Rev. Ross and Biderton H. L. Smeltzer Paul Lehrecengost Dewayne Klingensmith West Grove J. C. Schrecengost A. B. Kungensmith H. P. Hlenberger V. A. Stepp Jean Harold Robert Dundre North, Apollo J. R. Jamison Robert, Jr Merle Shirley Apollo J. H. Christy Roy Siverling Near South Bend Phillip Shamberger Louis Shamberger Vandergrift A. M. Jamison Robert Dunmire Raymond Ivan Anna C. Smith W. R. King Muddy Run Julia Keppell J. T. Jamison J. G. Jamison W. C. Rupert Glenn Eleanor Nevin Leroy Faglers Run Roae Valley Agnes Craig Parkwood Earl Schrecengost Nelson

Anne's Opportunity Tragedy in a Small Town

Anne feigns concern with Ellen as they discuss a sour jelly from an apple tree and worry about their mother. Ellen suggests jelly potential while Anne debates leaving home for better pay to care for their sick mother, lamenting small town limits.

Anne Ellen Mother Sarah

Anne's Mint Jelly and Dainties Forge A Snack Empire

Ellen helps Anne turn a fruit setback into a thriving venture. Mint jelly leads to mint jelly sales, then spiced red jelly and candied fruit slices. Anne expands to dried fruits, honey and burnt almonds, earning Ellen praise and job security with innovative jams.

Christmas visits and local social notes in Punxsutawney

A long chain of visitor calls and family gatherings across Punxsutawney and nearby towns during Christmas and New Year. Names include Buff Coleman Haston Ira Grimm Avonmore J H Christy Vandergrift Jamison Stepp Rupert Schrecengost and Ellenberger families. Also notes on local trivia such as Punxsutawney meaning gnat town and Pittsburgh glass history.

J. R. Jamison J. T. Jamison Charles Long Punxsutawney Leroy Rupert Christy Samuel Holstein West Lebanon

Sunday School and Services at Shelocta

Sunday school begins at 9 45 followed by church services at 11. The report lists numerous Christmas day visits with families including McLaughlins Rankins Altmans Rays and Lowrys. A hospital patient and several weekend gatherings are noted along with a Social and Sewing Club meeting on January 6.

Shelocta Harry and Verneat McLaughlin J. T. Walker J. F. Patrick H. C. Kunkle Paul Todd Rankin Floyd Ray Lester Altman Blacklel I. M. Speedy P. M. Dixon Geo. D. Wolfe Robert Warner T. W. Carnahan C. ¥. Bleakney A. L. Lowry Wilmer Sharpe Blaine Richardson McIntyre Max Dorna Mra Robert Munshower Wuth Kunkle L. B. Richardson Familly Floyd Stiffler

Christmas Day Gathering In Smicksburg

In Smicksburg Wh D a Christmas gathering at Mr and Mrs J M Crooks home with Mrs Crooks parents sisters and brothers and families arriving with baskets. Santa delivered gifts to all and guests included the Bakman and Jamison families from multiple towns. Everyone enjoyed a merry holiday.

J. M.crooks Smicksburg Wh. D Blair Bakman Chldren Dayton Rebs Bart Dalman Walier C. M. Blose Irwin Blose Myra. Jamison Brookvlife Jamison Clarion J. Lloyd Myers Deathville Ho Me Hwlberry Freda Schrécengost Summerville Margaret Crooks Crooks M. Crooks R.D

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