01 Jul 1936
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1936
Page
1
A humorous exchange contrasts old myths of wealth with modern taxes. Goofus laments work under the income tax while Rufus jokes about a wheelbarrow stripped of wheels, implying hardship and effort without relief. The dialogue uses playful rural characters to critique labor and taxation.
Several Vandergrift and surrounding residents visited relatives in Canton Sagamore West Lebanon Indiana and Mount Union during the week. A daughter was born to Ted Beck on Saturday June 27. Various Jamison Schrecengost and Shutt family members hosted and joined Sunday and Monday gatherings and attended local church events.
A playful guide to refreshing beverages, offering minty punches, grapeades, pink lemonade and fruitades. Includes Currant Mint Punch, Mulled Grapeade, Grape Iced Tea, Grape Shake, Fruitade, and Prune Shake with stepwise ingredients and serving ideas.
Maple Grove notes list Howard Willard and Wilmer Muckle of Indiana stopping by the Sloppy home Wednesday evening. A birthday party honored Merl Dickey and Mary Dickey on Saturday. Various local residents visited, attended services, or hosted callers from Bethel Johnstown and nearby towns.
Elders Ridge hosts Sunday school at 10 00 am with a church ice cream festival on Wednesday July 8 to raise funds. Widers Ridge brass band will provide music. Local residents and visitors from Jeannette Adamsburg Greensburg and nearby towns joined various events and visits, including Wray family gatherings and FFA week at State College with students from Elders Ridge Vocational School.
A medley of verses honors past bravery and steadfast minds. It recalls brave deeds during hard times, the toiling and watches of the night, and the lasting memory of national resilience echoed like a rocket in the sky.
The report lists participants Manners Irving Shearer and Robert Henderson with second in corn judging. It records Richard Rosensteel, Richard Baker, and James wing taking second in corn and Richard Baker, Richard Rosensteel and Irving Shearer tenth in livestock. Irving Glasser first in public speaking. Robert Henderson and Eugene Manners scored high in potato judging.
Rossmoyne T H Frantz made a business trip to Indiana on Saturday with his daughter in law Mrs Delbert G Frantz. Numerous neighbors visited Elizabeth Ikin and family in Dora and Plumville. Several relatives attended gatherings, a kitchen shower was planned, and Kerr reunion guests joined the Wells at North Point grove.
Washington Township reports on social visits and hosting kin from Indiana Vandergrift Mansfield and Dormont. Reunions at Sagamore and Atwood with Ralph Prugh and Prew families. Church services at United Presbyterian near Willet attended. A truck wreck involving Paul McIntire and a medical note on leg transplant advances in New York.
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