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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1933

Page

2

Will Power and Muldoon Method Boost Health and Discipline

Dr Theodore B Appel cites trainer William Muldoon as selling will power to build health. Muldoon’s plain system relied on nature’s rules: eight hours sleep, proper food, rest, exercise, and elimination of harmful habits. The piece urges readers to evaluate habits and apply Muldoon’s discipline for abundant health and vigor.

William Muldoon Theodore B. Appel Secretary of Health Muldoon Ted

Local Gossip and Callers Across Indiana and Surrounding Towns

Mrs Carrie Dunlap of Indiana spent Sunday with children. Nora Miller of Mahaffey visits sister Mrs Chas Picking. Pau Stifler attended the Workers Federation convention in Harrisburg. Mrs Roy Joiner and daughter Janet visit relatives at Philipsburg. Emil Lay called in Indiana. Mrs E M Davis returned home after visiting Ebensburg. Robert Engle of Hyde called on friends. Jay Johnston of Strongstown was a business caller. Chris Butterworth of Clymer called in town. Bath er Burkhart, a State College student, returns home for summer. Carl Edwards of Dixonville called in town. Mrs Joseph Vorsy Alma and granddaughter Alma Leona were Barnesboro callers. Dorothy Long of Ebensburg visits grandmother Mrs J M Davis. Mrs W H Heiser and Roselyn Vozer were Spruce callers. Mr and Mrs Joe Yopcik visited Heilwood. Marie Sterpko visiting relatives in Cleveland. Lews Balns made a business trip to Dubois Sunday.

Carrie Dunlap Indiana Nora Miller Mahaffey Chas Pau Stifler Harrisburg Workers Federation Roy Joiner Janet Philipsburg Emil Lay E. M. Davis Ebensboro Robert Engle Hyde Friends J. M. Davis Arch Repine W. H. Heiser Roselyn Vozer Spruce Joe Yopcik Heilwood Marie Sterpko Cleveland Lews Balns Dubois

Catching the Bus by McClura Newspaper Syndicate

Daisy, driving near Hinton, picks up a stranger, Schuyler Wentworth, to chase a bus. Their speedy ride leads to Barnbury and back as they talk and grow closer, revealing a budding romance sparked by a chance encounter.

Deas Drew Hinton Daisy Schuyter Wentworth Barnbury Daley Schuyler New York Ohio Danay

The Ritz Theatre Presents A Week Of Silent Film And Stage

The Ritz Theatre features So This Is Africa with Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey today and Thursday, a comedy Warriors Husband Friday, a big double bill June 19 20 with Hollywood Revels and It’s Great to Be Alive, then The Constant Woman June 21 22 with Conrad Nagel and Leila Hyams. The Silk Express mystery thriller follows June 23 24 starring Neil Hamilton and Sheila Terry.

Africa Bert Wheeler Robert Woolsey Ritz Theatre Wallace Nordby Hollywood Revels Warner Edna Mae Oliver Don Juan Paul Boulten Conrad Nagel Leila Hyams Mon Tues Edna Maze Oliver Thur Sat Neil Hamilton Sheila Terry

Local Social Roundup and Public Notices

A bustling social page notes visits by LOOP residents and friends including Aeho and Porter. Mentions of William Crow, Leona Barrett, Mary E. Barnett, and J D Barnett mingle with a note on dog licenses and fishing permits issued at noon by County Treasurer C C McLain. A light Q and A ends with a joke about a late night jigsaw puzzle and ancestral curiosity.

C. C. McLain Poon

Programs The Ritz Theatre Feature Weekend Showings

Performances start at 3 8 and 10 daylight savings time in effect on the web. Thursday June 14 15 features 80 THIS 18 AFRICA with Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey. Friday and Saturday June 16 17 present WARRIORS HUSBAND with Elissa Landi and David Manners.

Ritz Theatre Elissa Landi David Manners THE Indiana Theatre

Old Angle Tree Monument Marks Plainville Boundary

A 14 foot stone shaft from 1628, once the dividing line between Massachusetts Bay and Plymouth colonies, endures at Plainville Massachusetts serving as the town’s southern boundary and a historic monument.

Plainville Mass Massachusetts Bay Colony Plymouth Colony

Size of the Stars and Probate Sale Notice

The article notes Edwin B. Frost explains stellar sizes, comparing sun to earth and giant stars. It then reports a public sale at Tony Manifest’s McClelland farm near New Rytown on Tuesday June 20, 1933 at noon, listing horses, cattle, farm implements, a gun, household items, and unspecified articles, with terms announced at sale. Theresa Manifest and auctioneer R. W. George handle the auction.

Edwin B. Frost Child Life Magazine Tony Manifest McClelland Newrytown Big Run Mines Theresa Manifest R. W. George

Blairsville Man Passes Tests for Coal Mine Inspector

Blairsville resident S Judson Craighead has been declared eligible for appointment after passing the recent examinations for the position of bituminous mine inspector. The announcement confirms his qualification and readiness for official duties in mine safety.

Blairsville S. Judson Craighead Blairaville

Assignee's sale of Indiana County properties in 1933

By virtue of a deed of assignment from Griffith Ellis to J Blair Sutton and court authority, a public sale on June 30 1933 at 10:00 A M will offer undivided five sixths in an Indiana Pa lot with frame buildings, and at 2:00 P M one fifth in White Township Fourth Ward tract. A second sale on July 1 1933 at 10:00 A M will offer undivided one half in Latrobe Pa lot on Main Street. Ten percent cash. balance on confirmation. Sale conducted by J Bink Sutton, assignee. Prothonotary W D Long.

Orphans’ Court of Indiana County B.T Enelio Lattanzi Stony Mangifesto Cone- Maugh Township Heresa Mangifesto Wavings &Prust Company Indiana Coneuingh Pennsylvania Ds. Gailey James McClelland Miker Feirs James Boden Oost Ainnel A Rhea Samuel A Eigabeth Hed Wizabeth Wiis William Pitta Gailey Saint Routh James Mc Cleland Pittsburgh Gas Coal Company Anna J. McClevand Fadiana County Griffith Ellis J. Blair Sutton Court of Common Pleas A.M D.A.T Elmer Ellis Klondyke Alley Oakland Avenue M. D White Downship Fourth Ward John Carnahan Harry White White Oak Adalens M. Hood Adriana Iselin Latrobe Alexfindrin J. Bink Sutton Griffith Ells W. Darl Long Conemaugh Saltsbury Hitersridge Samuel Garris James W. Mack

Bids Wanted By Burrell Township School Board

The Burrell Township School Board invites bids for furnishing wood and coal to school houses and transporting pupils from Penview Inn to Strangford school. Bids must be in the Secretary's hands by June 27, 1938. The board may reject any or all bids. OAS. O. Smith, Secretary, Blacklick, Pa. & Mock, President, Blacklick, Pa. May 31, 1933.

Burrell Township Penview Inn Strangford Oas O. Smith Blacklick Mock

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