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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1937

Page

6

Local Social Roundup From Rossmoyne and Nearby

Social notes from Rossmoyne recount gatherings at the Wells home for a thirteenth birthday with D C Wells family and visitors from Smyrna Georgeville and Marion Center. Attendees include D C Wells Harley Bentley Minnie Brewer and Johnston family plus Mary Brewer Ola Brewer and Maude Wells. A Missionary Society meeting and quilting session is noted at Smyrna United Presbyterian with Elmer Steele Jr hosting. Ebert Brewer and Clarence visited Marion Center for business.

Ola Brewer Maude Wells King's Daughter

Local Weekend Visits Reported Around Chambersville and Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs Walter Bartholomew stayed with John Cuddy in Atwood over the weekend. F E Kirks family visited Harold Reams at Namine. Harry Wells and his mother Nettie Wells spent the weekend at home. Wm Downey is ill at home with flu and bronchitis. Paul Brady and wife with Harry and James Brady visited friends in Girard Prospect and Portersville. Mr and Mrs Clair Pruner and children visited Chas Adamson near Five Points. Jamey Brady visits sister Mrs 8S H Over at Prospect this week. Walter Miller of Clymer called on friends Saturday. Mrs John Cummings is on the sick list. Sunday school at 10 next Sunday at the Crooked Creek church.

Chambersville Walter Bartholomew John Cuddy Atwood F. E. Kirks Harold Reams Namine Harry Wells Nettie Wells Wm.Downey Paul Brady Barr Harry James Brady Girard, O Prospect Portersville Clair Pruner Chas. Adamson Five Points Jamey Brady S. H. Over Walter Miller Clymer John Cummings Crooked Creek Church

Self Made Boosters Question Parental Burden

A reflective note argues that many who claim to be self made shift the heavy duties onto their parents, highlighting the ethical tension between independence and familial obligation. The remark challenges pride in self sufficiency by pointing to ongoing parental responsibilities.

Grief Stricken Crooner Wins Comeback on Air

Lucien, a troubled singer, is told Melvyn Barclay died in an airplane crash and must sell his voice for Brewster Cosmetics. Fritz Broden hypes a memorial tribute, guiding Lucien to perform The End of the Trail. Lucien falters mid song, yet the crowd reacts with thunderous applause and a three year contract is signed. He reveals he forgot the second stanza.

Fritz Broden Lucien Fritz Pritz Broden Melvyn Barclay Barclay Brewster Cosmetics Robinhood Club Brewster Robinhood Marcus Brewster The

Local Social Notes Highlight West Lebanon Families and Visits

West Lebanon residents share updates from Monday to Thursday with neighbors in Glen Campbell Blairsville and Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and daughters attended the high school alumni banquet. Mrs. Maude Patterson and Mrs. Garnet Patterson hosted missionary society members and Sunday school groups. Several relatives visited kin in Blairsville Indiana and Homer City while others attended college events in Pittsburgh.

West Lebanon Walter Smith Glen Campbell

Local notes from Rochester Mills and surroundings

Rochester Mills reports Ray Altman recovering slowly at home after mining injuries. Several residents travel or visit kin in Co vode Gypsy and nearby areas. Local illness includes flu and pneumonia cases with Audrey Jane Hurd continuing to recover. Community members visit Indiana and Marion Center for business and professional calls.

Local Social Notes From Area Communities

A jumble of brief notices records visits and moves in the region. Names include Wm Siges, Mr and Mrs Gomer Smith, Henry Bennett of Barnesboro, Albert Risbon and children of Bedford, Lawrence Berringer family, Howard Straw moving to Penn Run, Andy Pinter moving to Browns Town, Mr and Mrs Wm Wetzel of Carrolltown visiting relatives, and Almira Adams a Johnstown caller. A Sac Red Heart church benefit card party was held at Mike Barton residence Sunday afternoon. Mrs K M Davis has returned from Ebensburg visit. Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers, $5.50.

Wm. Siges Gomer Smith Henry S. Bennett Barnesboro Albert Risbon Bedford Lawrence Berringer Howard Straw Penn Run Andy Pinter Brownstown Wm. Wetzel Carrolltown Mike Barton Sacred Heart Wad & Buccere K. M. Davis Ebensburg Almira Adams Johnstown

Mount Union Social Roundup With Visits and Callers

Local households in Mount Union host and visit relatives from Leechburg Vandergrift Indiana Idaho Butler Elderton McIntosh and Oklahoma. Families including Ankeny Wingard Popp Shaeffer Boyer Kough Turner and Reefer socialize share weekend travel and callers. A farmer quip ends the item with a joke about choosing roads back to the city.

A Good Newspaper Offer for Indiana County Residents

Not many politicians make a success of themselves but they all make a promising start. Wandering minds won't go very far. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer to R. D. residents of Indiana County at $4.50 per year and $6.00 for out-of-county residents.

Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette R. D Indiana County

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