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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1934
Page
1
In a club scene, John Pitt the self styled philosopher challenges Leigh Stopford about a hidden past linked to Panglos and Hyacinth. Leigh reveals she is Hyacinth and, amid turmoil, Pitt confronts her with passion and a violent confession.
A Portuguese carpet business grew from a mother’s grief after losing her only child. She began carpet making to cope, trained six apprentices, and now employs 800 women plus others in logistics. Bright, colorful rugs are shipped worldwide, with four coverings area sold in WK Qurts of the world.
Paris cafes in Chimps Blysemd and Sontparnasse burn through two to three tons of ice daily while total cafe and restaurant consumption reaches 400 tons per day. Butchers fishmongers and other food shops use 15 000 to 18 000 tons daily. Even the largest Parian factory tops 20 tons per 24 hours plus 100 tons daily from winter stock.
Mrs Tarner Miller and Mrs J O Aiken attended a quilting at the Lutheran church in Gastown on Thursday. Mrs Jerry Kimmel visited Mrs Ralph Ramer on Wednesday. Mrs Christopher Boyer and children visited Mr and Mrs Pan McFarland last week. Mr and Mrs Howard Kimmel and Mr and Mrs Jerry Kimmel attended a farmers meeting at Kittanning on Thursday. Mrs Jacob Miller was a business caller at Elderton on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jay Henry Miss Grace Johnston and Mrs Ralph Rainier shopped at Indiana on Friday. Mr and Mrs Irvin Keller and family spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs Vincent Johns and family of Biderton. Another road project under the CWA started this week beginning at Meyers Kimmel barn and extends up the creek about half a mile. The children and grandchildren of Mrs Mary Ella Kimmel gave her a birthday party at her home last Saturday. Rev and Mrs Wimmer spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Sidgar Kimmel. Miss Edith Buckley visited Mrs Cal Frye last week. The George Keeler family of Burrell Township spent the weekend here. Funeral services for the late Peter Shaffer were held at his home near Elderton on Sunday afternoon with many locals attending.
Mary Hulina Heilwood and Andy Seaman Heilwood among callers in town Tuesday. Joseph Sabo Bakerton and Tom Melon Patton transact business. Amos Cooper Barnesboro and Emil Lay Johnstown visit friends Wednesday. Joseph Vozer and sister Alma Heilwood Wednesday. Homer Bennett Barnesboro Reed Bennett George Trimble Frank Lucas Mentone Thursday. Allen Croasman home welcomes a son Wednesday. Dr Ealy Barneysboro professional caller Wednesday. Joseph Vopelk Tomesko Marstellar callers Thursday. Tom McKee Spangler business Friday. John Putczakulish returns from Narrowsburg NY. Alma Vater visits Mrs Joseph Leone Heilwood Sunday. Charles Pickup moves to Clymer. Dave Martin caller Pine Place Saturday.
Local families and neighbors from Maple Grove and nearby towns shared visits and moved to new homes. The report lists numerous calls on Marie Jacobs and other residents, plus church attendance and minor moves among families including the Adams, Coy, Waltemire, Detwiler, Miller, and Detwiler households.
Methods of determining quality are constantly adding to the many troubles of the poultry raiser. If you are a producer for the fancy markets it is no longer enough that your eggs be fresh uniform in size spotlessly clean or even that the yolks be of the same shade. Total chefs and discriminating housewives have
An article notes inferior water quality in poaching liquid can ruin eggs with shredded whites and watery taste. It advises using proper feed and healthy birds to improve egg white integrity and yolk coverage during cooking. Purina guidance emphasizes managing feed quality to address the issue.
Superior Experimental Laboratories tested eggs produced under various rations and found feeds directly influence firmness and poaching quality. They developed a mash to yield firm thick whites ideal for poaching, demonstrated by old fashioned poaching tests to prove superior, premium eggs to buyers, housewives, and chefs.
Local residents from Uniontown St Benedict Stiffler town and surrounding areas visit relatives and attend events from New Year’s Day through midweek. Dinners, calls, and hospital stays are listed for families including the Beringers Coble King Moteck and others with notes on travels to Cookport Altoona and Punxsutawney. Modern injections compared to bee stingers are mentioned in a closing observation.
Writs of Mi Ma Vend and others issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County directed for public vendue at the Court House in Indiana Pennsylvania on a specified date. The sale will proceed for foreclosure or disposal under authority of the writs as advertised and in accordance with law.
Friday January 12 1934 notices of real estate executions against multiple defendants including W Fred Henry Charles L Spires P Baas Helen Hoirt P Jamieon Savolla Davis Gust Kook Gust Anton Florence Growden and others cover parcels in Blairsville Blairsville Blair County Indiana County Pennsylvania with detailed lot descriptions and chain of title from deeds dated 1890s to 1920s. The notices list properties in Second Ward Blairsville Third Ward Blairsville and White Township with parcels described by street lines and lot numbers. Executions are by Home Building and Loan Association Blairsville and Blairsville Savings Trust Company Miller and Gessler represent the plaintiffs.
Purchasers must pay ten percent of the bid and at least one dollar per hundred if the bid is too low, at the sheriff’s sale. The balance is due on or before the First Monday of March Court, or the property may be resold at risk of the bidder. Sheriff Eugene Wilson of Indiana Pa governs the process, with no deed until full payment.
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