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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1936

Page

4

Christmas Eve Program Draws Strong Attendance

Strongstown reports a well attended M. E. church Christmas night program. Clarence Rankin and daughter Mabel Mae spent a week with relatives in New York. Marie Garrett is hospitalized in Indiana hospital for appendicitis. Matilda Whitesell visited Reynoldsville relatives. Arthur Dearmy, in a CDC camp at Hyner Pa, visits home. Mary Lou Cresswell returns to Harrisburg for work. A large crowd attended the Christmas dance at Charlie's Grove. Christ Wyke remains hospitalized in Indiana hospital.

Strongstown M. E Clarence Rankin Mabel Mae New York Marie Garrett Indiana Hospital Matilda Whitesell Reynoldsville Arthur Dearmy CDC Hyner Mary Lou Cresswell Harrisburg Charlie’s Grove Christ Wyke

Purchase Line Calf Club to Show Six Registered Jerseys

Purchase Line 4 H Calf Club members from Indiana county will exhibit six registered Jersey calves at the Pennsylvania Farm Show opening January 20. Leaders Clyde Houck and Paul Wilt head the club with members Robert Lydick Donald Allison Helen Loulae Houck Murray McMillen William McMillen and Carl Myers. More than 409 head of dairy cattle will be shown with 12 county herds and 13 4 H Calf Club groups participating. Admission to the Farm Show is free.

Indiana County Robert Lydick Donald Allison Helen Loulae Houck Murray McMillen William McMillen Carl Myers Pennsylvania

Plumville Alumni Banquet Highlights Local Attendance

Plumville High School alumni banquet filled the Plumville Presbyterian church social rooms with a large crowd. William Smith of Homer City served as the principal speaker, sharing remarks on past achievements and community ties.

Plumville Harold Toat University of Pittsburgh Henry Toat Marjorie Zimmerman Washington Helen Perry Brushwallons Clarence Perry Esther Pifer Indiana State Teachers College New Kensington Aldene Perry Ed, Williams Indiana Plumville High School Plumville Presbyterian Church William Smith Homer City

Milk Exhibit For State Farm Show In Harrisburg

County Agent J W Warner explains the Pennsylvania Parm Show dairy exhibit. Exhibitors report butterfat solids not fat bacteria count odor and temperature to judge milk quality under normal farm conditions. Four pint samples from a herd of four or more cows are required, sterilized bottles used, milk cooled to 50 F or below, and careful packing if shipped. An entry blank appears in the premium catalogue page 37.

Harrisburg J. W.warner

Plum Creek visitors and Christmas gatherings across region

Miss wela meeter near Green Oak visits Louise Reefer this week. Jerry and Galen Kimmel spend Christmas with friends at Marion Center. Dan Clarke returns from Christmas in Chicago NL and Sewickley. Mrs. Mary Kinder back to James Thomas home. Misa Frailey of Indiana visits her mother Tillie Frailey. Viola Lantz of Gastown visits Glenamae Thomas. Gelius Reefer and party call at Kittanning on Friday. Carl Downey of Five Points attends funeral of Jacob Clark. Arthur Altman family and Clair Kinter visit Ralph Ramer home for Christmas. Neal of Jacksonville visits in laws Meyers Kimmel. Harl Bleakney calls at Hilder home near Whitenburg.

Wela Meeter Green Oak Louise Reefer Jerry Kimmel Galen Kimmel Marion Center Dan Clarke Chicago Sewickley Mary Kinder James Thomas Misa Bertha’ Frailey Indiana Tillie Frailey Viola Lantz Gastown Glenamae Thomas Gelius Reefer Kittanning Carl Downey Five Points John Keeler Jacob Clark Arthur Altman Clair Kinter Ralph Ramer Neal Jacksonville Meyers Kimmel Harl Bleakney Hilder Whitenburg

Elders Ridge Christians Meet at Home for Gift Exchange

The Christian Helpers class gathered at Martha Jane and Helen Faseectt’s home on Friday with leader Annabel Ewing. Entertainer Genevieve Manners and Mr and Mrs J B Manners and family spent Christmas in Pittsburgh. Elders Ridge high school basketball schedules an alumni game Tuesday night December 31.

Elders Ridge Christian Helpera Martha Jane Helen Annabel Ewing Genevieve Manners J. B. Manners Pittsburgh Elders Ridge High School

What Shakespeare Said About Caesar’s Angry Spirit

A line from Julius Caesar Act II Scene 1 quotes Caesar’s avenging spirit aided by Ate. They emerge from hell, proclaiming havoc and releasing war, as the conspirators fear the consequences within their confines.

Shakespeare Caesar Julius Caesar

Christmas Guests In Chambersville And Nearby Areas

Families from Luthersburg Vandergrift Girard Barr Barr Brady and Bonatch shared Christmas visits with local households in Chambersville and nearby towns. Dr Mahan of Pittsburgh vacationed at a local summer home. Mrs Ida Banks hosted a family dinner. Mary Grumbling of Blairville visited Bernice Banks.

Chambersville Henry Kirk Russell Phil Richard Luthersburg Fred Kirk Home Frank Kirk Harry Miller Carl Vandergrift Mahan Pittsburgh Frank McGara Ida Banks Mary Grumbling Blairaville Bernice Banks

Local Family Visits and Christmas Gatherings Reported

Mr and Mrs Arthur Hood and son Bobbie of Mr Jewett spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs T C Hood. Mr and Mrs Walter Ewing attended a farmers luncheon in Indiana. Foster Smock and wife welcomed a son Philip Dale born December 17. Elsie Faith visited Christmas with Walter Ewing family in Olivet. Beatrice Simmons of Avormore RD stayed with Foster Smock. Elsie Faith and Martha and Esther Hine spent Christmas with their parents in Indiana. Walter Ewing and daughter Annabel attended a Christian Helpers class gathering. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to BR D readers five dollars fifty cents.

Beatrice Simmons Avonmore R. D Foster Smock Elsie Faith Elders Ridge Walter Ewing Martha Esther Hine Indiana R. Hine Annabel Christian Helpers Martha Jane Helen Fassett

Seeing the Humorous Side in a Banana Skin

A dialogue explains the phrase seeing the humorous side. Dad suggests illustrating with a banana skin as a two sided incident. The faller faces the serious side while the laugher perceives the humorous side.

Sonny Dad

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