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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1934
Page
2
Albert 3 Moorhead A editor discusses a health talk by Dr Theodore B Appel on water consumption. He cautions against extreme water intake, notes regular daily minimum of three pints, and emphasizes moderation, meal use, and professional guidance for mineral or laxative waters.
Smicksburg residents and visitors from Pittsburgh Wilkinsburg Youngstown and Indiana share weekend calls visits and shopping. Notable names include Barrett Stiteler Lewis and the Marshalls with Miss Louise Stiteler and Mary Jane Qaitey. Several residents traveled for business and family visits while Pauline Stiteler and Mrs Edmunds Lola Fulton and J J Condron appear among shoppers and hosts.
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post offer subscriptions at 8.50 per year for in-county residents and 6.00 per year for out-of-county residents. The notice outlines price differences and eligibility for the reduced rate.
Eskimo, the famous epic of the far north, headlines The Mhtz Theatre this week with native life, whaling scenes, and a love story. Also showing I Am Suzanne at The Ritz on Mon Tue Feb 20 27 stars Lilian Harvey Gene Raymond and Leslie Banks in a tale of a puppeteer star and a puppet show romance.
The annual County W. C. T. U. Institute will be held at town hall next Saturday with sessions at 10:30 in the forenoon 1:30 in the afternoon and 7:30 in the evening. Mrs. Alvin Sherbine of Johnstown national director will address the forenoon and afternoon, District Attorney William Ruddock will speak in the afternoon, a Pine Plains PTA pageant follows, and a gold medal contest caps the evening program. All temperance supporters are urged to attend.
Attorney John A. Beott, long ill in a Pittsburgh hospital, left the institution Saturday and is recuperating in Atlantic City with Mrs. Scott. The pair are guests at Hotel St. Dennis and will stay several weeks as friends follow their progress. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to IR. D. readers, $5.60.
The Ritz Theatre presents a week of features including Eskimo with an all native cast on Feb 22 24 Tam Suzanne with Lilian Harvey and Gene Raymond Feb 26 27 Mandalay with Kay Francis and Ricardo Cortez Feb 28 Mar 1 Dark Hazard with Edward G Robinson. The Indiana Theatre screens Good Talkies Always Feb 22 Sues Peers East with Wynne Gibson Preston Foster Feb 28 24 Master of Men with Jack Holt Fay Wray Feb 26 27 State Fair with Will Rogers Janet Gaynor Bedside with Warren William.
The Pine Flats W C T U invites the public to a Pine Flats Baptist church meeting Friday evening February 23 at 7 30 o clock. The program includes devotional music recitation a male chorus and discussion on good leadership. Lead by Mrs A H Williams with Mrs Frank Parry and Gertha McAnulty guiding activities.
A wedding shower for Mr and Mrs Harpah Harking followed a recent marriage in Blacklick. About 100 relatives and friends attended the reception in Grater hall and brought gifts for starting housekeeping in Blairville. The bride, active in Blacklick where her father serves as Free Methodist pastor, helped with a prayer and praise service before a lunch prepared by Free Methodist women.
BELLOWS heiress Borvica Bellows meets Vincent Douglas from Watson & Watson when her car stalls on a country road. He abducts the car to deliver legal papers to her father, but she plots to foil him. In a chase they reach the Bellows home where she realizes he is not just a threat but a potential mate. She finally concedes to ride with him, praising his caveman charm.
The auctioneer plans a public sale one mile north of Derry, Pennsylvania, on Saturday February 24 at 1:00 PM featuring 30 horses and mares, some mules, and 30 ponies. Cash terms. Pat Johnson, Derry, Pa.
Filing explains and suspends many First and Final Accounts of executors and guardians for estates in North Mahoning Blairsville Center Montgomery and Indiana townships. Proceeding set for March 5 1934 at 10:00 AM before Orphans Court for confirmation and allowance involving Sutter Gelb Rankin Lakehart Yount Buick and others with Farmers Bank Trust Bayings Trust Company Sayings. Proceedings list varied estates and guardianship actions with attorneys listed.
Notice announces a sale of one third undivided interest of the minor John Lydley estate in real property in Wilgate area, for 90,880 dollars to BARL FAGOB, with a court hearing set in the Orphans Court on the specified date. It lists heirs, creditors, and interested parties and requests authorization for the sale.
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