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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1935

Page

2

Local social notes from Penn Run and nearby towns

Community names and weekend visits across Penn Run Heilwood Barnesboro and nearby areas. Residents such as Alverda H Golden Marie Henry Joseph Leone Jr Mildred Huff Logan Long Sam Stiles Jay Williams Kathryn Graham and others are listed visiting relatives callers and hosting friends in towns like Glen Campbell Jeanette Mildred Muff Sheloca Newark and Diamondville. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette subscription price listed for R D readers is five dollars and sixty cents.

Alverda F H. Golden Penn Run Marie Henry Frank Clyke Nanty Glo Joseph Hulina Joseph Leone, Jr Heilwood Joseph Vorer Mildred Huff Glen Campbell Jamea Rdensburg Joe Mooney Sam Stiles Nicktown Jay Williams Barnesboro R. D Fred Wasler A. § Groswald Jeannette Marian McAnulty Merton Morris Kathryn Graham Blairsville Robert Graham Alice Dunlap Sheloca Anna van Ness Doris Newark N. J Mike Shabbick Ethel Dunlap Mildred Muff Harvey Steffy Alma Vater Alma Leone Johnstown Wm. Nelson Gallitzan James Donohue Dorothy

Sunday school and church times listed for Clarksburg

In Clarksburg the Sunday school meeting is set for 1 16 PM next Sunday followed by church at 2 20 PM. The town records multiple Sabbath visits from residents to relatives across Indiana New Alexandria and Derry while noting travel to Niagara Falls and Idlewild Park. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Station at Iselin closes after 20 years of operation.

Pigs and War Echo in Echoing Yearned Supply

A fragment reflecting wartime scarcity where citizens yearn for pork as pigs and food shortages overshadow daily life. The line hints at collective hunger and the grim tradeoffs of conflict era. Oscar Ratsoyr appears as a quoted name in the damaged text.

Old Grad Week Reveals Father Son Truth at Meagantville

Matt Brown, back at his old school with his son Jerry, confronts a tense moment over how he introduces his adopted son. The reunion scene shifts as Jerry asks to be called a son, revealing pride, hurt, and a tightened bond with Dan Morrison joining to acknowledge Jerry.

Matt Brown Matt Charley Davis Charley Imeagantville Jerry Tie Jerry Brown Dad Pat

America Tops In Productivity Through Machinery And Management

America leads in productivity due to extensive machinery and scientific management. Per capita output is 50 percent higher than Canada, 2.5 times Germany, ten times Russia, 26 times India, and 80 times China, according to Col Herps Weekly.

America United States Canada Germany Russia India Chuina Col- Her

Dilltown Folks and Visitors Across the Week

Samuel Cooper moved from East Wheatfield to the Young Property this week. Mrs Samuel Allison and Kathryn of Indiana were in town Saturday. Elzie Stewart and family called on Mrs Stewart's parents near Johnstown Sunday. Pete Britain and Mack MbRubis visited Indiana Monday. Mrs W H McHaughlin and family of Rachel West Virginia visited her husband and son Harry Sunday. Stella Stewart is employed at Mrs Olive Mayer's. Mary A Mash visiting New Jersey and New York City. Thomas Hoffman of Wehrum was in town last week. E P Guibert, former manager at the company store, moved to Johnstown last week. W F Elkin and family spent a few days in Pittsburgh. The local baseball team played four games with Dilltown tallying wins. E Stiles and family attended an ice cream supper in Morrellville Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs C J Daniels and Mr and Mrs Chaney Woodring were Johnstown visitors Saturday. M H Stiles and family visited the Bruce Stiles home in Brush Valley Sunday. Dr Henry Mayer and family of Johnstown were visitors here during the past week. Mrs I M Wires was employed as clerk at the company store.

Marry Coleman Watsons Ridge Paul Lowman Fern R. N. Coleman T. H. Coleman Paul Elricky Fred Vandergrift Carrie Elricks Jennie Sandies J. W. Hile Jimmie Indiana Paul Dixon Anna Dixon Near Town Harry Coleman Clinton Lydie New Alexandria Jean Coleman Ed. Shearer Harold Cunningham Saltsburg Extension W. Hart Derry Carrie Hirick Niagara Falls William Berkes Minnie Wray Brackenridge Virginia Hullenbaugh Stickville William Hullenbaugh Raymond Elricks Indiana Hospital Bobby Lowman Henry Nau C. W. Hart Hazlett Idlewild Park Baltimore and Ohio Iselin Claire Marshall W. K. Cramer Dean Clanaon F. J. Parks Salisbury Elzie Stewart Charles E. Stiles Thomas Stiles Palmer Morrellville C. J. Daniels Chaney Woodring Johnstown M. H. Stiles Bruce Stiles Brusbhvalley Henry Mayer I. M. Wires

Sabbath Services and Community News from Lewisville

Sabbath services with communion observed on July 7. Local notes include Doris Dixon back from illness, visits by W E Fleming to New York state, Eleanor Ruth McGinley returning from Elizabeth and New Kensington, Arthur Shields visiting Louisville, Herbert Steffy and Jeannette visitors, Velma Barkley with Latrobe relatives, Frank Calhoun taking a vacation, Bertha Ewing and Ruth visiting Shields, George Fails visiting grandparents in Ohio, Roy McGinley visiting Blairsville area, home singing at Gordon residence, Lyle Diven visiting Mt Lebanon, and gatherings with Diven, Watson, Black, and Neal families on Sabbath.

Doris Dixon Leonard Dixon W. E. Fleming Loyd Winecoop New York State Eleanor Ruth McGinley Elizabeth New Kensington Arthur Shields Louisville Ohio Herbert Steffy Jeannette D. L. Marshall Velma Barkley James Barkley Latrobe Frank Calhoun Bertha Ewing Ruth Indiana C.W. Shields George Fails Wm. Fails Roy McGinley J. R. Neal Blairaville Wm. Gordon Lyle Diven W. C. Diven Mt. Lebanon Mr. Diven Quite Jack Watson and Son M. L. Black Aleene Neal Smicksburg W. B. McGinley

Weekend Visits and Local Social Roundup Near Smicksburg

LOOP Mr and Mrs R W Liddell and Miss Clara Elkin of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with relatives and friends here. C H Barrett wife and daughter Myra spent Sunday with relatives near Dayton. Wmn Anderson wife and daughter Doris of Harwich and Mrs Adams called on the A M Barrett family Monday. Marcus Crawford of North Point wished to call here Monday. Jane Barrett spent three weeks in Zaneville Ohio and returned home recently. Duff Barnett moved from Livermore to his former home near here. A number of young people attended the low mood party at the German Lutheran church rooms at Smicksburg Friday evening. Floyd Skinner Mr Doverspike and families of Tarentum called on friends here last week. Mr and Mrs Ralph Charton of Allanta spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Barnett. If you are making pies which will let the juice soak through the under crust brush the under crust over with white of egg before putting in the filling.

Duff Barnett Livermore Smicksburg Floyd Skinner Doverspike Tarentum Ralph Charton Allanta Mary Barnett

Lost Colorado Gold Legend Revealed as Folklore

Fort Collins lore recounts Irishman and Dutch partner with a legendary gold cache. An Indian tracker, rough justice, and a hanging attempt end with the tale declaring no mine existed. The boy, a mule driver, and Bully Mellins uncover the truth: theft by killers of travelers on the Overland trail.

Fort Collins Colo Cache-la-cadre California Mellns Fares Colorado

Stove care and a compact tale of a yes

The text gives kitchen range advice on avoiding overfilling fuel and maintaining space above coals. It also presents a brief narrative moment where a maiden answers yes, followed by a joyful, hopeful thought of smothering worry. A final line cites a sudden confession: yesterday I said yes to another.

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The Progress and Pittsburgh Post- Gasette Geo. Cost’s Barber Shop Ninth Street J. E. Lewis Realty Agency South Thirteenth St Ross & DeGaetano Call 90 Indiana, Pa Clarksburg Aline Reardon DuBosa Harry Ferguson N. Coleman Conemaugh Jenore Parks G. J. Lukehart Trefford Wesley Lukehart Pitcairn Dean Clawson Billy Fleming George Rose Oscar Ratsoyr Lars Geo. D.leydic Tor Dilltown Samuel Cooper Wheatfield Township Samuel Allison Kathryn Lewisville Editha L. Warren Billy Mellns Nebraska Fort Collings Cache la Poudre Manhattan Melvis Melvns Melina Indiana County Rayne Township Indiana High School Indiana Normal School Pennsylvania College Gettleburg University of Pennarlvania Philadelphia Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Yours Larrow and Eschelman’s Wingold Morton's Ieee Hetrick & Wilson Parnell, Cowher & Co Citizens Bank Building
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