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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1935

Page

3

Lost One Dollar Button Leads to Diamond Ring Mystery

Robert Weber hunts for his missing collar button and uncovers a diamond ring. The search and a chance meeting with Elsie Towers at a boardinghouse lead to a romance and engagement, sparked by the button’s misadventure.

J ‘Obert Weber Robert Bureau Turn‘pull Miss Blossom Harry Elsie Ste Robert Weber Mre. Turnbull Wisle Towers

Local Social Notes From Shady Hollow Area

SHADY HOLLOW R W Mikesell hosted a Saturday call at the Frank Altman home. Mrs Margaret McGaughey returned home after a stay with the W R Thompson household. Several visitors and callers are listed including L M Henderson in various homes and Kittanning visits. Communion and church services are announced for January 20 at St Jacob’s Lutheran and the Reformed church. Mrs L M Henderson and daughters visited the McGaughey home. B R Keppel underwent appendectomy at Indiana hospital last week.

R. W. Mikesell Frank Altman Margaret McGaughey W. R. Thompson Ll. M. Henderson John Thompson North Washington L. E. Deemer B. R. Keppel L. M. Henderson Daniel McGaughey H. M. Kimmel Kittanning D. J. Wagner Aon Homer Tax Justice League South Bend Township South Bend St. Jacob's Lutheran Church Reformed Church Mildred Marjorie McGaughey Home Indiana Hospital

Clarksburg Sabbath Services and Local Visits

Sabbath school at 1 15 Sunday and preaching at 2 30. Local residents and visitors mentioned include Misses Cynthia and Mabel Cribbs, Lenore Parks, Fern Lowman, Carrie Elrick, Albert Sandles, T H Coleman, Paul Lowman, Frank Clark and families. Several residents are noted as visiting homes in Blairs ville, Slickville, Conemaugh and Indiana.

Clarksburg Cynthia Mabel Cribbs Indiana Lenore Parks Indiana State Teachers College Fern Lowman Dorothy Bills Saltshore Raymond Elrick Near Town Carrie Elrick Albert Sandles Slickville Jennie Sandles T. H. Coleman Conemaugh Paul Lowman Frank Clark Lloyd Clawson Blairsville Blairsville High School

New Beef Cookery Recipes For Dinner Meats

Practical guide outlines meat selection and how to prepare beef using dry or moist heat. Includes broiled steak, roast beef, braised beef with vegetables, and a Hamburg casserole with step by step timing and seasoning details.

Social notes from Punxsutawney and nearby towns

Local residents from Fairview Punxsutawney Indiana and Rochester Mills gather for weekend visits and illnesses. People include Covode Shaffer, the Hicks family, Emma Shields, Elmer Shields, and many others with social calls, funerals, and influenza recoveries noted.

Covode Robert and Geo. Shaffer Fairview Punxsutawney C. BE Hugas. My Ed. Robinson George Gaul Emma Shields Paul Hicks Blair Shank Indiana

Community notes and local visits in Creekside

Sunday family time with Charles Steffey. McKees move to Chevy Chase. Mrs. Clair Bothell visiting her mother. Rev. Boston ill with pleurisy but improving. shopping by Mrs. Owen Wagner and Florence Colbitt. new walk around park this week. Indiana trips noted for Grace McHenry, Mrs. Tomer, and the Nesbits. cantata by Marion Center M B church appreciated. John Rosenberg returns to town. Erne Snyder’s son in Indiana hospital. Frank Dixson on sick list. Clem Clark in town. Johnston family in Indiana last Friday. wheat prices drop again as flour ads loom.

Creekside Charles Steffey Sell McKee Chevy Chase Clair Bothell Boston Presbyterian Church Owen Wagner Florence Colbitt Ernest Grace McHenry Tomer Indiana Clem Clark Robert Johnston

Local Family News From South Bend and Nearby Areas

South Bend residents and relatives of the Long, Weaver, and Devers families are noted with visits and hospital news. A daughter’s arrival at Indiana hospital brings congratulations to Roy Coleman and his family while Bruce Kepple underwent an operation at Indiana hospital. Visits span Girty, Apollo, Pittsburgh, Brackenridge, and Kittanning with relatives and friends calling on January week highlights.

South Bend Charlie Long Near Girty Ira Weaver Billa Long Roy Coleman Indiana Hospital Ira Davis F. T Russel Lang Pittsburgh Will Anderson Bruce Kepple Nancy Devers Wendell Devers West Penn Hospital Gene Silvie Ralph Ramner Plumcreek Josephine Long Clara Townsend Mia Lizzie Harbin Apollo

Food Consumption in America Exceeds One Ton Annually

The average American, including men women and children, consumes over 1 000 pounds of vegetables and about 600 pounds of animal foods per year according to the report.

Hibbing Mine Claims World’s Largest Open Pit

Hibbing Minnesota reports the largest open pit iron mine in the world. The pit is about 850 feet deep and two and a half miles long, covering roughly 1,070 acres.

Hibbing, Minn

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MccClure Newspaper Syndicate WNN Barvice Rochester Mills Helen Spicher Faye McAdoo Deckars Point Starry Weaver Glenn Smnyers Deckers Point John Leastre Carey, O Agnes Leagure Thomas Montgomery Shelocta Robert Moore Marlow Center F. A. Moore Evelette Moore New Kensington J. W. Morrow Marchand Anne Richardson M. T. Work Fails Creek Max Potts A. R. Elkin Plumville Earl Gray Dixonville Thomas Barclay Louise Biss B. A. Biss Irene Gibson Jennie Patterson Penn Run Scott Douglass Miss Berringer Uniontown Lawrence Repine Imogene Ronnie McDonnell Barnesboro Jane Brown Nanty Glo Franklin Biss Juniata Spruce Mera George Rickard Shady Hollow Josephine Gibson Heinz Food Institute Wm. Beatty Roy and Blair Beck E. E. Hugas Clarence Carbaugh Floyd Braughter J. B. Sutter Earl Beck Harry Shaffer Harl Beck Carlisle Shaffer Rowland Corb Troutville Wm. Cormire Robt Gourley Misa Lucile Carbaugh John Hicks Clairton Hicks Mollie Hicks Don M. Shields Max Gourley Mra White and Famiily Youngstown Ohio Elmershields Gurn Wa‘hob Elmer Shields Clara Jane Gurn Wahob Hazel Martin Byron Gearhart Kee Kuntz Marion Center J. H. "Miller C. B. Hugas Edward Johnstown Jennie Gourley Proud Braughter Carl Smith Spangler Jess Bears John McCormick Max Norma Jean Quint Whitacre Near Georgeville Lewis Shields Rossiter Don Shields Ruth Gourley Thomas Long Philadelphia Street Penna Bess Wherry Townsend Ainters McCann Livermore O. Wherry Brackenridge H.H. Hanna Shellhammer Bob Townsend Carrie Reynolds Papajean Ward Devers Oweng View Me of All
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