New York Girl Safe After Dry Ice Ingestion
A young girl in New York swallowed a small piece of dry ice. She endured extensive medical and surgical treatment but fully recovered.
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Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1937
Page
1
Local notes on visits and community events
Mrs M E B Frain visited Heilwood to see daughter and Mrs C A Robinson. Mrs Tillie Croll from Greensburg stayed with Edwin Croll. Missionary Society met at Mrs Charles A Robinsons with lunch by Mrs Robinson and Mrs Altimus. Children’s Day services held at Lutheran church. Mrs Della Boyle has returned home from Memorial Hospital Johnstown. County bridge excavation continues. Homes repainted by Edwin Croll and William Shetler. Birth announcements for Merle Kerrs son and Bert Young and Dorothy Ruth. Charles Bartow and Ralph Johns drove to Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Croll
Greensburg
Edwin Croll
Missionary Society of the
Germany Methodist Church
Charles A. Robinson
Robinson
William Altimus
Lutheran Church
Wilbert Mack
Nettie Coursin
Johnstown
Della Boyle
Memorial Hospital
William Shetler
Merle Kerr
Mrée
Bert Young
Dilltown
Dorothy Ruth
Garffield Cline
Charles Bartow
Ralph Johns
Harrisburg
Epworth League Meeting and Local Social Notes
Strongstown reports include the Epworth League business meeting at Mrs. Edoa Dearmy's home on Friday evening. A shower for Mr. and Mrs. Geo Krall was held at Blair Emp field home Wednesday. Mrs. Krall, formerly Elizabeth Empfield, and her family visited the Clearfield hospital. Mrs. Cora Fetterman of Pitcairn spent time with relatives here. Pearl Mack, recently in Johnstown, returned home. Mabel Dearmy visited Windber. Aubrey Stephens and family from near Ebensburg visited Anna Ondrizek. Local folks attended services in Blacklick church Sunday night. Milton Rodkey of Verona visited Wm. Bennett's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongstown
Epworth League
Edoa Dearmy
Geo. Krall
Blair Empfield
Krall
Elizabeth Empfield
Elizabeth Troxell
Gladys
Ray
Clearfield Hospital
Cora Fetterman
Pitcairn
Pearl Mack
Johnstown
Mabel Dearmy
Windber
Aubrey Stephens
Ebensburg
Anna Ondrizek
Blacklick
Milton Rodkey
Verona
Wm. Bennett
False Faces 8 False Faces 8
Rutherford pursues Clara, a beauty from the West, but jealousy and betrayal test their engagement. Clara hides she will perform in a play to spare him pain, revealing the ruse only when confronted in a park. He seeks forgiveness as they resolve to trust each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Rutherford
Clara
Sherself
Darling
Tom
The Holy Shroud in Turin Described
A linen cloth about 14 feet long kept in a shrine near Turin Cathedral. It bears faint impressions said to be of Jesus Christ, with the body placed on the lower half and the upper half folded over as a cover, forming the Holy Shroud from religious legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turin
Italy
Christ
Rope Use and Preparation by Cowboys
Cowboys favor a three strand hemp rope though rawhide and silk blends appear. Ropes are stretched between trees or posts with weights for one to two days. They are greased with tallow or other lubricant and melted paraffin is added in equal amounts to finish.
Local Notes and Curiosities From Punxsutawney
Marion Center visitors include Mrs A J Cope and relatives from Punxsutawney and North Manor street. A 10 pound baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Charles Wetzel on East Main. Miss Laura Frederick visited Indiana relatives. Mrs Mary Wetzel business in Indiana. Rev W Work from Bolivar visited sister here. Miss Mary Caldwell back from Washington DC World’s Convention of the W C T A. Alfred Hammond family moved to East Main residence. Miss Hattie Wilson visited from Fairmont. Children’s Day at local M E church with good program. Rev and Mrs H G Trimmer and children recently in Brookville for business. Mrs Mary Craig Streams visiting sister-in-law Mrs J Paul Hopkins. Equestrian statue of General Andrew Jackson in Lafayette Square Washington. Metal came from British cannon from Battle of New Orleans. Forty people fit in head of Statue of Liberty, twelve in its torch. In city, guests may leave after Sunday dinner. in suburbs they stay for supper. A man’s name is the sweetest sound. know pronunciation of names. Andrew Volstead called the forgotten man of America. A Good Newspaper Offer The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to Indiana county residents $6.50 yearly. out of county $6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wetgel
East Main Street
Laura Frederick
Town
Indiana
Mary Wetzel
W. €. Work
Bolivar
Mary Caldwell
Washington, D.C
Alfred Hammond
Rochester
N. C
W. C. Griffith
Hattie Wilson
Fairmont
W. Va
H. G. Trimmer
Brookville
Mary Craig Streams
J. Paul Hopkins
East Mahoning Township
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