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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1934
Page
8
Frank Storey, once benched, seizes a late chance in Brewster College football's final game against Pencost. He substitutes for Partridge, then breaks free for a decisive 12 to 7 victory, finishing with three rushing plays and a crowd-crying, name-screaming triumph.
A Detroit News writer notes that after Charles I execution in 1649 the Commonwealth period under Cromwell altered furniture design toward austerity. Luxury was scorned, palatial furnishings sold, and new pieces were plain with low backs, no carving, minimal metal, and strict practicality.
Edmonton Alberta traces its origin to the fur trade with Fort Edmonton built on the North Saskatchewan River during the early 1800s. The forerunner appeared in 1795 downstream, named by Hudsons Bay chief factor George Sutherland after clerk John Prydens from Edmonton near London. The first fort was destroyed by Indians in 180%.
Marion Ozenter visits with Kit tanning guests Friday afternoon. Mrs. Mary De Haven, mother of Mrs. Jettie Lowman, died Friday at 10 am. Services were held in the M B church Monday afternoon. Our kindergarten, led by Mrs. G L Moore and Miss Caroline Park, has 16 or more children enrolled. Margaret Hamill visited Blair Hamill and Plumville may be her future home. Mrs. Mary Brady cares for Mrs. L S Wells while they attend the Harrisburg Farm Show. Mayme Barr RN with Mrs Bovard. Postmaster J C McCormick began duty Monday evening. repairs delay move to his building, temporarily in Bovard. Gratitude extended to Mr. Bovard and family for long service. best wishes to the new postmaster.
D A McKee is improving after illness while Westley Lohr’s death saddens the community. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church. Numerous locals visit by car and at home as box socials and visits crop up. CWA work progresses and several residents report illnesses and weekend travel.
Alverda Don Martin transacted business in town Monday. John Vanat called at Hastings Sunday. Rex Hoogen of Clymer R D called Tuesday. Joe Horvath and Grant Long left for Camp 85 at Emporium. Mrs Joseph Donohue visiting Hastings relatives. Arch Repine Valerio Bellone Chas Shuggs and Wallace Smith Indiana callers Wednesday. Antonio Tonelli moved to St Benedict. John Rennie Maynard Rowley Indiana callers Wednesday. Mrs Joseph Bradbury of Glen Campbell caller Friday. Clara Rennie Celestine Fair thaugh Indiana callers Thursday. Joseph Tomesko left for C C C camp at Petersburg Pa. Arch Repine and Lawrence Beringer with spouses business callers Indiana Friday. Muriel Smith Friday night with Paul Joiner. Mike Barton and John Bisson Indiana callers Saturday. Alma Vozer and nieces Alma Vozer Alma Leone were Harmesboro callers Saturday. Margaret Joiner and brother Roy Heilwood Saturday. Richard Sabo is on the sickness. Harve Steffey Barnesboro RD caller Monday. Morris Gillo did business trip to Indiana Monday. Dr George Martin Clymer professional caller Sunday. Barber shop sign read Satisfaction guaranteed or whiskers refunded.
After a crisp fall afternoon, a waffle supper suits crowds at games or socials. Recipes include Rice Flake Waffles and Savory Oysters or Creamed Chicken fillings, plus Apple Butter Custard Pie. Serve with tomato juice, coffee, and maple syrup. adjust quantities for more than four people.
Mrs. Howard Valentine and children from Johnstown visited relatives here last week. Diners include Mrs. Bert Clevenger and family of Pitcairn. Brethren church adult Bible class met at Joseph Wangers home for the monthly gathering. Miss Vina Bruhl of Denver arrived for a visit with her brother A. J. Boyle and family and to see her mother Sara Marsh who is seriously ill. George Truxall of near Indiana has moved into part of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Altimus. Ladies Bible class met at Mrs. Paul Pickles home on Thursday night. United Evangelical Sunday School elected officers: Superintendent Sylvester McClain, assistant John C. Lear, secretary Cheater Fisher, treasurer John Muir, trustees James McElvee and T. S. Lynn. Squire Lynn of near Clyde suffered multiple rib fractures when his car skidded on Armagh hill and hit a telegraph pole. car wrecked, he is staying with his sister in Johnstown for treatment. Luther League elected officers: President Ira Lichtenfels, Vice President Mrs. M Thinehart, Secretary Alma Shomo, Treasurer Edna Huston. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McElyeo on Friday. A freight wreck occurred on the Conemaugh division west of town Friday, with five freight cars wrecked across the tracks. Another baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson on Sunday.
Rossiter residents note social visits among Miss Virginia Spencer and Mrs. Ben Lowmaster families. Clark Lowmaster remains critically ill after surgery at Adrian hospital. relatives travel from Punxsutawney Johnstown and Canoe Ridge to offer support.
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