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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1930
Page
9
A sprawling list of visits and social calls from Youngstown to Vandergrift, with Westons, Lewises, Roushs, and Stitellers sharing weekends in Indiana and Pittsburgh. Notes include a stork birth at P. E. Stiteler’s home and a Ladies Club meeting planned for February 27 at Lola Fulton’s.
The column lists weekend visitors from Altoona and Indiana, with names including Mr. and Mrs. George E. Chathama and Mrs. Lois Armstrong, Dr. Robert J. Armstrong, and others visiting family in Shelocta. It also notes local happenings in Creekside such as church meetings, hospital visits, a revival planned for March, residents visiting Indiana, new shops, and quilting attendees with numerous local names.
The Indiana Progress in Indiana PA advertises a yearly combo for $6.00 covering R F D readers and towns with no Pittsburgh Post Gazette agent. Orders should be sent to The Indiana Progress, Indiana PA. The ad promotes a limited regional subscription package.
Homer City caller U. G. Nelson visited Brush Valley while Blair Davis spent Sunday with John Berringer. G. T. McCrea acted as a county peat caller last Friday and Mike Zelko and wife were Johnstown callers last Thursday. W. L. Overdorff and daughter Stella visited Luctonsboro on Tuesday. J. B. McCormick and wife of Johnstown were valley callers last Sunday. Marl Deyarmin and wife visited his brother Harry and wife Sunday. Mrs. Frank Rhine called on Emma Herlinger Monday afternoon.
A humorous exchange between a parson and Johnny features a joke about preferring the parable where someone loafs and fishes. Doctors warn that parrot fever spreads from parrots, but the speaker notes no intention to expose themselves at present.
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