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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1934
Page
2
A physician explains headaches are symptoms not diseases. Eye strain, teeth and throat issues, constipation, diet, over eating, and improper footwear often trigger headaches. Chronic cases require urine and blood pressure checks, medical advice, and addressing underlying causes rather than self treatment or drugs. Old Dame Nature demands removal of causes for lasting relief.
A statewide survey led by the State Library of Pennsylvania covers Indiana County to inventory historical resources. Investigators will visit organizations and individuals to record church records newspapers and manuscripts. Public help is sought by submitting names and addresses of holders of relevant materials to H McGulloch or Clyde Bath in Indiana.
The Ritz Theatre will screen Allee in Wonderland for its final showing on Thursday afternoon and evening. The program features Portrayals of storybook characters for children, with other films and acts listed including Lone Cowboy and Loose Change musical comedy by local talents from the Lions Club.
A theatre listing shows upcoming films and shows including ALICE IN WONDERLAND with Alice Henry and an all star cast on Thursday, February 8 and again Feb 9-10 with Jackie Cooper. Other titles include HOOBE CHANGE and MASSACRE with famed actors. Nearby social notes mention residents visiting Indiana, property purchases, car purchases, and family visits across Wan dercrift, Currys Run, and Zions Valley, with people like Mack Anderson, Ira Davis, and Wendell Devers noted.
Rev. Roger Charnock former pastor of the Obriat Episcopal church Oftown and Mrs Charnock departed this week for St Barnabas Episcopal Home near Butler where Rev Charnock will join the institution staff and conduct daily services St Barnabas serves as a refuge for the homeless of the church During Indiana residence they formed many friendships and leave with well wishes for their new work
Lois, the central figure, confronts Cliff Chalmers at her birthday party. After a night of youthfully reckless behavior and danger, she realizes Cliff’s genuine remorse and love. In a bold moment she claims she is twenty and asks for twenty kisses in front of everyone.
A Saturday birthday gathering at Miss Gaynelle Weiss home featured games entertainment and a late lunch. Attendees included Roy Lowry Harold Ray Kenneth Millen Erman and Herbert Shirey and many others from Parkwood and nearby areas. Local visits included Ruth Jamison and Mrs Norris Wise and family with several residents traveling to Wilkinsburg Indiana and Vandergrift.
Sabbath school at 10:00 and prayer meeting at 11:00 led by Sara Mc Combe. The Christian Helpers class, led by Mrs Walter Ewing, will meet at Charlotte Rosensteel’s home on Thursday evening. Harriet Wray and the Fassett couple visited New Kensington. Mrs Paul Ewing visited her father in New Kensington.
Blackice residents Miss Harriet Alexander and Miss Laura Yuckenberg of Homer City visited Mrs. Helen Hayes on Sunday. Mrs. George H. Townsend of New York City is visiting sister-in-law Mrs. Serulah Campbell. Ralph Tuxley of Armagh led the Men's Chorus at the Presbyterian church Friday evening. W. A. Ward, Miss Letitia Duncan, John Robert Ward, Kenneth Smith, Joe Shrom and Junior Taylor called on Mrs. Wm Helm of Blairsville who is ill. Mrs. Helen Hayes shopped in Indiana on Saturday. Mrs. James Gallagher, previously ill, is improving. Bob Sutter of Homer City called on Thursday evening. James McClimate has returned from Indiana hospital much improved.
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A fragmented notice describes rental and sale and lost items with charges per insertion and word counts. It outlines payment terms for notices over and under twenty six words and requests cash with copy for each insertion.
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