15 Jul 1936
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1936
Page
1
A Department of Agriculture scientist reports hormones can greatly raise milk output in cows but notes the hormone cost exceeds the added milk value. Warns against risky investments in boating or fast cars.
Church service planned for next Sunday at 2 30 pm with a 1 30 pm pinay achoo event. The bulletin lists visits among local families, church society quilting at Mrs Alls house, and upcoming meetings at Misses Ella and Martha Campbell. A birthday surprise for J Harvey Devlin features family, friends, and a chicken dinner.
Reverend Jordon chosen as stated supply for West Union and Olivet congregations. The Y P C U will hold an outdoor service at 6 30 next Sunday evening. Ruby Craig vacationing at Erie. Sara and Nancy Stewart called in the W A Buyers home Sunday afternoon. Tiden Silvis transacting business at the county seat on Wednesday. B F Wolford and wife shopping in Indiana Saturday. Harry Couch able to be about after cross bull injury. Mr and Mrs 8S Shirley with Mr and Mrs Lafferty of Clarkaburg were Sunday callers. Bert Blakley harvesting two fine crop of raspberries in Avonmore. Indiana doctor removed needle from Mrs Edward Job elbow after washing clothes. distance required 12 years.
Oovode family and relatives in the area respond to a death in the Carbaugh family. Guests from Port Arthur Texas include Mrs A L Deine and children with Mr and Mrs J M Martin. Numerous local residents visit, host, and travel, with several calls at homes and a bag loss and recovery near Coyotte hill. Funeral attendees from Sutter, Shields, and nearby towns are listed, along with visits to Meadville and Blairsville.
Mrs Annie E Miller and Mr and Mrs John Miller visited relatives in Brathenridge. John A Bowser of Indiana called in town. Mrs John Pry and Lois Jean returned home to Armagh. Mrs Nettie Coursin returned from Bolivar. Walter Askin and family moved to Bolivar. Florence Resster and family drove to Huntingdon. Edwin Crolls visited Blairsville. Isabel Peterson is ill. Charles A Robinson injured his foot at work. Richard Lichtenfels fractured his arm. Adda Felton and Mildred Felton with others attended a Free Methodist camp meeting at Apollo. Bible class met in Lutheran church basement with lunch served. Attendees listed incl Mrs Jay Bowser and others. Kathleen and Alma Shomo visiting relatives in Jeannette and Derry. Camp meeting at Apollo drew many family and community names. Hugh McIntire from New Florence spent weekend with relatives. Smith Black from Beaverdale visiting Mrs Frank Shomo and Curtis Cunningham.
Mrs. George Lindsay and son George visit A G Glenn in Heilwood. O D Asking and family from Slickville visit Eagle home. A Heilwood resident attends Iselaarun meeting. Rev DePrefontaine and family visit. George Lunn buys a new car. Kirker from Punxsutawney visits Heilwood. Engle visits Lydia St Clair in Indiana. John Engle visits W D Johns home. Frank Nealon dies after keg roll while carrying beer to his New York apartment stairs. he was unable to escape the keg.
A late week roundup from Armagh Presbyterian area and nearby towns lists socials and hostesses. Fetes include the Y M C A style gatherings and Quilting Club events hosted by Mrs. Robb of New Florence. Several visitors travel to Washington DC, Pittsburgh, and Indiana, with family reunions and birthday surprises noted. A local dog bite incident involves Nylene Hutchison, and illness affects W H Dick of Armagh.
Creekside Thorne Walker spends week at home. Creekside Grange visited Marchand Grange last Thursday evening with twenty eight members present. Mrs Maude Little in town. Misa Mary Eien Bates returned to Pittsburgh after a week here. Mr. and Mrs Billy Lukehart and sons were at Mrs Lukehart's home near Hillsdale. Car Johnston on the list. Mike Syposky has a new car. Mr. and Mrs Ted Kimmel hosted Sunday guests, Kimmel's parents from New Kensington. Luther Sutton attended Dr Keller funeral at Elderton. Heilbronys welcomed granddaughter Betty Reed. James Macro and Jos Later bought new Maytag washers. Mr. and Mrs Robert Johnston were in Indiana Saturday. Marion Center League visited M. E. League of this place Monday evening. Miss Carolyn Park of Marion Center was in town last week.
Smicksburg hosts multiple visitors from Verona Wilkinsburg McKeesport and Pittsburgh over a weekend. Families like Young Edmunds Stiteler Crissman and others visit friends and relatives across nearby towns including Erie and Rural Valley.
Earl Calhoun and Ralph Wood were visitors in Pittsburgh. Miss Anna Mary Farren returned home after a week in Indiana. Mrs. Viola Johne and daughter Ruth visited Blair Ramer’s Friday evening. Mrs. Elia Warner was called to Beech Hottom West Virginia for her son Join Warner ill in hospital. Max Long and Twila Marie visited Floyd Ray. Gladys Carnahan and Grace Carnahan stayed with their grandmother Gladys Lowry. Arthur Lowry family visited W P Wiggins near Parkwood. Allen Cochran weekend with Punxsutawney friends. Floyd Sattler family visited near Cherry Tree. Indiana shoppers include Mrs. Taylor Carnahan and Mrs. Ella Warner. Leason Ramner shopped Indiana Saturday. Carrie Sharp visiting sister Mary Edwards. Leila Boyer Monday Leander? caller at Asa Farrey home.
Adeline Stover of New Jersey, long confined by paralysis, defied 15 years of disability when a lightning strike to her home brought a sudden recovery enabling her to walk again after decades of hope had faded.
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