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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
2
Public health guidance urged individual action to curb influenza in Pennsylvania. Doctor Theodore Appel emphasized early bed rest and symptom management, noting pneumonia as the main danger, with citizens advised to keep feet dry, wash hands, avoid fatigue, and maintain a regular digestive system.
Mr and Mrs Carl Miller and son Raymond of Wandercrift visited their parents in Chamberasville Sunday. Mrs John Cuddy of Atwood spent the weekend with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Walter Bartholomew. F Q Kirks family called in Indiana Saturday. J A Brady and Jay McQuilkin also called in Indiana Saturday. Wm Downey was a recent caller in Indiana. Many folks in the arippe area. Howard and Leroy Wells of Van dergrift stay with grandmother Nettie Wells and attend school. Mrs Watt Kinter visited Indiana Monday.
Local brief notes from OURRYS RUN report communion services at 11:00 o'clock next Sabbath and preparatory services Friday at 7 30. Also mention Grace Miller employed in the Rising home Cree Kine returned from hospital Jeck Sell elected church janitor and others in social notices. Mucilage on postage stamps made from sweet potatoes at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington.
The Ritz Theatre features Second Hand Wife with Sally Biles and Ralph Bellamy, Robbers Roost with George O'Brien and Maureen O'Sullivan, and The Match King starring Warren William and Lila Damita. Also playing are The Bitter Tea of General Yen with Nils Asther and Barbara Stanwyck, Mummy with Boris Karloff, and The Enemy tale of reanimated buried history.
Girty Miles and Don Reefer spent Sunday with Paul and Earl Schrecengost. Mildred Johnson and family visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Jamon. J. H. Christy, J. T. Sheasley, and Jamison family neighbors were seen around Mt. Union and home. Wendell and Bart Rupert improve slowly. Stapp children Jean and Harold joined relatives for Sunday evening.
The schedule lists Wed and Thu January 11-12 Second Hand Wife with Sally Ellers. Fri and Sat January 13-14 Robbers Roost with George O'Brien. Mon and Tue January 16-17 The Match King with Warren William. Wed and Thu January 18-19 Bitter Tea of General Yen with Barbara Stanwyck. Fri and Sat January 20-21 The Mummy with Karloff.
Elderton high school pupils resume studies in the Montgomery house to finish the term after the school building was destroyed by fire. Rev Wright of the U P church holds meetings this week. James Wood, once sick, is able to go out. Multiple local residents visited, with various calls and visits noted through the week. Financial notices for local banks and several annual stockholder meetings are listed, with dates, places, and officers.
Notice is given that the Mahonla Supply Company will hold a stockholders meeting at its Indiana Pennsylvania office on Tuesday January 17 at 2 46 PM to elect officers and transact other business as may come before the meeting. T J Jones secretary-treasurer is named for the notice.
Reading-listeners are no longer bound to be shared, unlike an audience seated helpless in a hall, observes Imperial Type Magazine. The shift reflects evolving norms in attention and ownership of ideas in public discourse.
Peeler and Helt announce the estate of Giovanni Fico of Indiana Borough. Creditors must present claims authenticated for settlement, and debtors must make payments to J Arthur Robinson of Indiana, Pennsylvania. Dated December 21, 1932.
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