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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1935
Page
3
Robert V Fleming argues bankers aid recovery but stress public effort and patient progress. He warns against overreaching reforms that create uncertainty and stall business expansion, noting banks can supplement but not drive activity. He urges joint responsibility of government and business in rebuilding the economy.
James E. Baum of the American Bankers Association describes protective measures for banks faced with robberies. He notes silent alarms, tear gas units, bandit resistant enclosures, and time locks as effective defenses, especially for smaller banks.
A survey of central banks shows most are privately owned. Canada’s Bank opened recently after exhaustive study, with its stock designated as privately owned, highlighting a rare government ownership pattern among the world’s central banks.
Industrial corporations publishing quarterly reports for the first quarter of 1935 show net profits up 21 percent from 1934. The total farm value of principal crops excluding livestock rose to 4.782 billion dollars, up from 4.324 billion in 1934 and 3.882 billion in 1932.
Indiana visitors include Alverda Don Martin and Alvin Trout while Chicago guests such as Mrs. Stancel and son Bobby call on Mrs. Waxler. Town residents Mr. and Mrs. Morris host at Nicktown, and others from Bellefonte Linden and Barnesboro visit relatives and friends through midweek.
Creekside Children services were well attended at both churches. Revival meetings are held at the Firemen's Hall. The Young Folks Council plans a Harmony Grove gathering and Creekside Grange social on June 28. Residents visit relatives, move houses, and travel to Ada for college attendance.
West Lebanon residents Mrs. Dr Harman of California and angel Watsons Ridge visit 8 R Hines on Wednesday. Zelienople. Pa. guests meet various locals including McCormicks and Hendersons. District Sabbath school convention at Shel‑ oct. bake sale at Elders Ridge. W C T A to meet at Foster Smock’s. Progress and Pittsburgh Post‑Gazette to R. D. readers.
East Wheatfield residents share visits and travels with relatives in Indiana Minnesota and New York. The community reports church activities Bible class hot and needlework sessions and homecomings at Cherry Tree and Dilltown. A death in Ligonier draws Mrs Tinkcom back from Peru visit.
Eleven members joined Eben Ezer church after Sunday services. The community gathered for the Guernsey picnic at I. M. Speedy’s home. Visitors from Indiana Blairsville New Kensington and Shelocta stopped by or stayed with local families. The Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs. W. B. McGinley’s home for a June program led by Miss Mytilla Watson. Several families and individuals were guests or paid calls, with communion at Conemaugh church Sunday afternoon.
Sabbath school at 10:00 church at 11:00 and C. BE at 8:00 led by Mrs. George McLaughlin and Miss Dona Lee Skinner. Spring gale visitor Martha Jane Fassett hosted by Charlotte Rosensteel and Jean Wean. Indiana shopper visit from Lloyd Ewing and family. Great Bend Kansas visitors. Also a cooking tip: keep apples from browning by soaking in lemon water.
A compact guide to a German themed dinner with chilled tomato juice, sauerbraten, Kartoffelkloesse, and German bean salad. Includes precise measurements and steps for marinating pot roast, making potato dumplings, preparing the bean salad, and baking Apfelkuchen, all presented in a classic home cook style.
Washington Township lists guests and visits including Rev. O J Fleming and family, the Baker reunion near Five Points, Grange activities at Willet and Plum Creek, and numerous visits among Harman, Blystone, Fisher, Harman, and Park households. Also notes church services at United Presbyterian near Willet and harmony grove Lutheran attendance, with one data point: 1104 strikes nationwide in first nine months of 1934.
A city girl visiting a farm watches a six week calf nibble grass and asks the farmer’s wife if it pays to keep such a small cow. A London court orders theBritish Crown to pay back taxes totaling 83000, linked to King John IV of the Cocos island. The ancestor of the monarch was a Scotch sailor who became king in 18865.
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