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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
2
Doctor Theodore B. Appel urges Pennsylvanian health protection against mouth to mouth infection from the common drinking cup. He cites lack of soap and improper washing at roadside stands and soda fountains as risk factors and calls for enforcement of cleansing standards.
An article recounts a wealthy child brought to a dentist with acute minor defects who was found severely malnourished. It contrasts his diet with his poor peers, noting how excess money leads to candy and skipped nutritious foods, harming dental and overall health across ages.
Daisy Miller, under social pressure and in new Fifth Avenue attire, accepts a renewed interest from Arthur Baldwin but plans a future with William Armstrong of Sueton, Arizona. The piece follows Daisy’s struggle with image, romance, and class in a gray city.
The Ritz hosts The Animal Kingdom a probing drama on marriage and modern romance. Also opening Friday two day engagement Humanity features Ralph Morgan Alexander Kirkland Boots Mallory Irene Ware.
Events announce a two day program titled Humanity featuring Ralph Morgan and Boots Mallory. The listing notes show dates Friday and Saturday with the performers attached to a venue unspecified in the fragment.
Former New Fire teacher Misalevirnde McAfee, 61, disappeared from New Florence five weeks ago after trail of footprints in snow. Her body was recovered from the Allegheny river near New Kensington after a long river journey. Funeral services were held in Blairsville with Rev EB B Hanks. McAfee had suffered ill health and lived with her sister Bella McAfee of New Florence. Surviving sister Mrs John Wyant identified the body. The deceased was taken to Pittsburgh morgue for autopsy. Also note: Miss Margaret Dick, a Clymer native, has passed state board exams to become a registered nurse.
C A Tartlett manager of Blairsville Laundry was discharged from Tidiana hospital after burns from a steam hose rupture in the laundry last week. The incident sent hot vapor over his body and occurred during work at the Blairsville facility.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Floto hosted relatives from Ohio while many local families hosted visitors from Derry Clearfield Indiana Greensburg Turtle Creek and Williamsport over the weekend. State College student Harry Ratchford visited with his wife and daughter as Helen Barnes spent time in Lewistown.
Local items list a Friday card party at the Grater building and visits among residents in Blairsville and Johnstown. Also notes civic club gardening talks in Indiana and various visits to Pittsburgh, with references to bankruptcy discharge proceedings in Glen Campbell and an annual meeting of Anchor Utility Insurance Company in Indiana.
An alias order of the Orphans Court of Indiana County directs public sale of the Daniel M. Neal estate in Banks Township. Attorney John L. Getty appears in the adjourned proceedings for the sale.
On Friday April 7 1933 at 2100 oclock administrators P W Pearce and CA Griffith offer 8 acres sold for 100 dollars down 25 dollars on 13 24ths of 53 acres and one third balance on confirmation with the rest due in one year bond and mortgage to secure payment court order by W Ralph Cummings clerk offers 8 acres and 53 acres parcels with terms and dates as stated.
Saturday April 1 1933 at two oclock Y M the property described as a two story frame dwelling on a lot bounded by Paper Mill Alley Clark's Alley Vapor Mill Alley and Walker lot in Indiana County Pennsylvania. Sale terms require ten percent of bid at knockdown and balance on confirmation of sale and delivery of deed.
Letters of administration granted to Harry Flickinger executor of Homer City Borough deceased. Creditors must present claims for settlement and heirs must come forward to honor claims or pay promptly. March 15, 1833. Homer City, Pa.
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