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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1931
Page
2
Dr. Theodore B. Appel warns that life insurance is personal not corporate. A once overconfident athlete who neglected healthy habits after being deemed insurable learned the hard way that vigor must be maintained through self discipline. The best insurance is tight living habits, not yearly premiums.
The Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association stands out in national circles, with extensive enrollments and a large share of U S program activity. It reports about thirty percent of state contributions and over thirty percent of work across councils, with leadership training and field presence spanning the country.
The Heart throbbing Hast Lynne stars Ann Harding as Isabel wife of Robert Carlyle owner Hast Lynne. Wednesday through Friday evenings present the home and heart drama beloved worldwide with wedding guests and soldiers among the cast. City Lights plays at The Ritz Sunday night with Chaplin's silent masterwork featuring music and an artificial city built for the film. Will Rogers headlines Connecticut Yankee at The Ritz late next week with Rogers’ classic humor and fair-dealing themes.
Irvin Cobb reports meeting a passenger named M. Jack on a West Indies voyage. Cobb praises Jack as a nice fellow and notes Jack secured more votes than Cobb due to a largely female passenger list. Cobb wishes Jack long life happiness and prosperity.
Glen Campbell won the Class A county basketball championship by defeating Creekside and Ulsinsville in the final rounds Monday night. Marion Center claimed the Class B honor by beating Heilwood.
Day by day listings show March 18 19 20 featuring East Lynne starring Ann Harding Cleve Brook and Conrad Nagel. March 21 presents Body and Soul with Charles Farrell. March 23 24 25 run Midnight Show March 22 ITV Lights with Charlie Chaplin.
Sixteen members of the Pine Tree Club of Heilwood held an old fashion sleighing party on Wednesday evening driving to Penn Run for a chicken dinner. The group included Mrs. Trinkley, Mrs. Donahue, Mrs. Jusko, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Launts, Mrs. Moffit, Mrs. Geveridgs, Miss Mailley, Mrs. Oranges, Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. DePrefontaine, Mrs. Wil Naw Nilson, Mrs. Bentz, Miss Pents, Miss Sproule, and Mrs. Gunoe, all of Heilwood. Mrs. W. Appler of Philadelphia was not a guest.
Mrs Anna McAfoose of East Water Street received a cordial birthday gathering Friday evening. Friends joined in songs and prayer with Rev. I. W. Miller of the Church of God delivering a message. The event proved a pleasant surprise for Mrs McAfoose who remains healthful and spirited.
The American Red Cross ran the era's widest relief effort, aiding over 1,000,000 people across 862 drought affected counties in 20 states. Seed programs reached tens of thousands, kitchens provided hot meals in schools, and volunteers distributed food, clothing, and staples while delaying starvation through coordinated chapter work and rail- hauled shipments.
Attorney L Miller announces an Orphans Court sale of the August Tirabassi estate by order of the Indiana County Orphans Court dated March 3, 1931. The sale will be publicly exposed on the premises described as First located in Hellwood Village Pine Township Indiana County Pennsylvania on the indicated date.
Terms require ten percent of the bid when the Trop arty is knocked down and the balance in cash upon confirmation of sale and delivery of deed. Sale conducted by Ubaldo Timbassi, Executor, by order of the court. W Raupte Cummings, Clerk, BR. W. George, Auctioneer. March 4, 1931.
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