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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1937
Page
6
A reflective line from Van Dyke urges embracing life to love, work, play, and admire the stars as guiding values. The proverb invites appreciation of daily opportunities and the beauty of the night sky as inspiration.
West Lebanon residents share travel to Kentucky and Rutgers Banking School in New Brunswick New York while local events include Y P C U attendance at West Union church and Children’s Day services Curry Run hosts upcoming services and meetings Measles cases appear in W R Thomas family as community notices close with a local publication price of five dollars and fifty cents
Dixonville and nearby communities report a sequence of social calls and travels. Pete and Mrs. Dixonville visited Mrs. Minne Miller. Frank Sterner and wife visited H. Sterner. Zetfoss family headed to Texas for two weeks. Goldie Bennett and children visited Smithport relatives. Jethro Jacoby family visited Rossiter. Mumau and Mountain visited Mrs. Rosaline McMahan. L. W. Jacoby toured Indiana. Mary Crissman and Sue Liptak did business in Indiana. Kerr family and others visited Peter Maloney. Miss Mary Chasman visited her mother in New York. Rev and Mrs Tampt attend a Detroit convention.
Creekside and nearby areas report a steady stream of visitors and movements. John Eakin Jr returned to Manor Pa after visiting Eva Hendricks, while families such as Wallace Marshall and James Wallace in town, and Raymond and Dollie Lakehart spending weekends in Punxsutawney, share local ties. Multiple residents including Fred Lohr, Clara Daugherty, and Irene Frech are noted across Creekside, rural valley, and adjacent towns, with hospital stays for Mary Huber and Ar dian hospital mentions. The electric line work is set to start this week.
Laurie a twenty six year old engaged to Dick Bolton reunites with Larry, her first love from a decade earlier. After a tense dinner and garden tryst she destroys the old letters, laughs at the past, and accepts her present happiness, only to glimpse Larry again on a street corner.
Mrs John Frye returns from visit with daughter Mrs George Spicher of Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Paul McIntire visited B J McIntire and family. other gatherings at James Bruchell and Mt Union church. Guests include Glenn and Taylor Marlin, Carl Bennett, Lincoln Groft near Chambersville. Potts family motor trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls. Mrs Bla Fleming and daughter WT returned from Indiana visit. Stork brings three newborns to local homes.
O Ren and O Ren were Sunday guests in the home of James Stuchell. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offered news about local residents in Indiana county. The paper lists a subscription price of $5.50 per year within the county and $6.00 per year out of the county.
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