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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1935
Page
2
The notice lists Brekctly Cash In Advance subscription options for Indiana County residents: one year, six months, and three months. It shows 20 outside Indiana County and 2.00 outside rate, with January 16, 1985 as a date reference.
Four national magazines are offered with The Progress at a shockingly low price for Indiana county readers. The package includes McCall's, Pathfinder, Country Home, Poultry Tribune and The Progress, with outside county rate $2.50 for one year. Readers may swap McCall's for one of twenty-one alternatives. Order now to secure a full year of The Progress plus magazines at a money saving bargain.
Former County couple Mr and Mrs Aaron N Work of DaPola celebrated 50 years of marriage at home on Tuesday greeted by children grandchildren and relatives They were Indiana county natives who began life near Rochester Mills Miss Zelda Colkit became Mrs Work after their 1890 Punxentawney wedding The couple later lived in Rochester Mills Punxentawney and DuBois and raised three children Wilbur L Work Mrs Fred J Cochran and Mrs Vernon Irwin now grandparents of 44 Their long lifeIncluded carpentry and moving to DuBois with a modest home built from a charity fund.
The Ritz Theatre shows Babes in Toyland featuring Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in a final screening with Charlotte Henry as Bo Peep, alongside Helldorado with Richard Arlen and Madge Evans. Mighty Barnum, with Wallace Beery, opens a three day run on January 21, and Sweet Adeline, Warner Bros. musical, begins January 24 for three days.
Gov George H Earle in Harrisburg lays out program across labor aged milk utilities lobbying bankers taxation constitution finances relief economy and government reform He calls for minimum wage laws child labor ban strong milk control public utility act lobby bans graduated income tax constitutional revision and careful budget planning He vows to speed return of funds from closed banks and argues for work relief rather than dole
A two night engagement titled Band Plays On features Robert Young and Betty Furnesa performing across Wednesday and Thursday January 23 and 24. The act promises musical entertainment at a local venue with plans for a lively lineup.
A health notice urges respect for the common cold noting its toll on work hours and income. It cautions against indoor warmth choices and drafts, recommends coughing into a handkerchief or cloth that is burned, and advises isolating sufferers to prevent spread. It stresses consulting a physician if illness occurs.
W. T. Marsh of Burrell township was fined 20 dollars and costs for cruelty to animals in Blairsville. L. Duncan of New Florence alleged four horses were kept in a barn with a damaged roof, no door, no glass, no bedding, a mud floor, and underfed with dried leaves as part of their diet. Marsh paid the fine and Duncan took the team back to New Florence.
Robinson Mrs Harvey Pierce of Pitcairn spent the weekend with sister Mrs James McElvee and brothers Sylvester and Russell McClain. Ralph Johns was a business visitor on Friday. Miss Isabel Shomo attends Johnstown Business College taking a business course. Daniel Schrum visited friends in Manor Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Thomas Anderson Jr and son Bobby are confined with grippe. Lutheran Willings Workers elected officers for coming year: President Mrs William S H Fisher, vice president Mrs Arthur Bowser, secretary Mrs John C McDowell, assistant secretary Mrs Shomo, treasurer Miss Edna Huston, membership committee Mrs Rhinehart. Jacob and Leroy Steffey learned of the serious illness of their sister Mrs Gus Swanberg of the North Side Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Wilson Shearer and sons Donald Duane and Glenn of Clyde visited Mr and Mrs Charles A Robinson. Mrs Samuel Mabon of New Florence was a recent visitor at the Robinson home. Revival services continue this week in United Evangelical church conducted by Rev Mead.
The Commonwealth owns extensive lands slated for rapid reforestation as funds allow, with boroughs cities and counties also planting on parks watersheds and institutions. Reforestation aims to supply timber fuel wood and forest products and create public recreational areas for those who cannot afford private hunting and fishing grounds. City and county efforts are ongoing each year.
Mr and Mrs William Epfield and Mrs Emma Henry hosted the Neighborhood Club on Friday evening at the Epfield home in Cherryhill township. After a literary program a social session followed with eats served. Attendees included multiple local couples and families from Homer City Brushvalley and Cherryhill township.
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