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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1930
Page
7
A brief quotation contrasts an old lady and a tramp with weary wit. The tramp claims only one conviction, suggesting a single notable misstep amid many trials. The line reflects sharp social irony from a Boston newspaper context.
Roy Muir of Homestead spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Elzabeth Muir and others in the area. Funeral attendance, church notices, revivals, and a severe storm with rain damaged roads are reported along with community updates from several families and local groups.
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette form a combined newspaper service for 1930. The two papers cost $6.00 for R. F. D. subscribers or residents in towns without a Post Gazette agent. Send orders to The Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pa.
Mrs William Lewis and son Arthur called. Mrs Nora Fuller recently shopped in Stafford. Mrs Rebecca Spicher spent weekend in Indiana. Walter Irwin and Erma Treese were out of town callers Tuesday evening. William Heilman was a recent caller. Mrs Harriet Getty and daughter Virginia visited Alice Smith last week. Many attended community singing at Glen Campbell on Sabbath. Mrs Jassie Burnheimer visited Fero Stephens Saturday. Blaine McMillen of Troeheater Mills visited home Saturday. Wesleyan Methodists held cottage prayer meeting at Daisy Swank’s home in Arcadia Friday. Several attended basketball game at Homer City Friday. Miss Clara Warr visited G. B. Gromley Saturday. Mont Getty and M. C. Getty called for Arcadia Monday. James Longnecker, employed at Braddock, visiting his parents here. Carl Miller and wife of Vandergrift and Mr and Mrs James Brownfield of Blairsville were weekend guests. Mrs C L McCurdy, Mrs J 4%. Lingenfelter and Wilbur Lingenfelter of Indiana attended quilting of Ladies Missionary Circle at Crooked Creek church hosted by Mrs Arthur Coy Wednesday. Harry Miller was Saturday caller in Indiana. Mrs Merle McGarn and son Dale were guests in Pittsburgh last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Cuddy were Indiana callers Saturday. Carrell Lewis called at Mrs Walter Bartholomew’s Saturday afternoon.
A fragmented list outlines building related costs for maternity facilities and general services. Items include heating electrical plumbing and general contractor notes with misread text segments suggesting category overlaps and partial line items. Names and precise allocations are unclear but indicate a construction or bid summary with multiple trade classifications.
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