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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1923
Page
8
Henry Phipps Institute Baby Clinic cautions that punishment alone does not make children good and may backfire. It urges avoiding anger, excessive scolding, and corporal punishment while noting different punishment types and the need to connect deeds with consequences. Emphasizes indoor limits, rest, sleep, and teaching good habits rather than harsh correction.
South Bend notes report Mrs Robert Thompson entertaining the Lutheran church Missionary Society at her home on Thursday. Bible classes held their monthly meeting the past week. Mary Ruffner returned to Pittsburgh after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs William Ruffner. Blanch Shetler made a Friday call in the Hanna home. Lloyd Beighley is a measles patient. The Carnegie Co is laying a well on the Fred Grosse land formerly part of the Jones farm. Mrs Jane Smith visits daughter in law Mrs Ella Smith of Indiana. Preacher Rev Kresge will speak at the Reformed church Sunday at 2:30. Alfred Simp has returned to Whiskey Run after weeks with an injured foot. Mr Clawson of North Washington visits his sister Mrs Annie Beighley.
Alice Kunkle spent the weekend at her home near South Bend. Ella Kimmel’s family from Elderton held a reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kimmel’s home on Saturday. Friends of Mrs. Carl Crawford and Janet George hosted a surprise birthday party for Crawford on Saturday evening.
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