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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1934
Page
8
Hurja confesses telling a dentist about the prior suggestion, then recalls being charged cash in advance. The exchange suggests frustration with upfront payment practices and a failed prior arrangement.
An old data dump details tuberculosis impacts and costs in the United States and Pennsylvania. It notes losses from wages and treatment, veterans’ compensation, and life expectancy loss, with per capita tax and school costs and a call to prioritize public health funding.
Washington Township residents and guests mingle at home visits and courthouse events. Many families from Indiana, Plumville, and Mt Union drop by for tax meetings, school functions, and social calls. Notable attendees include Mrs J E Blystone, Bert Orr, Rev O J Fleming, and George Harman as well as visitors from Pittsburgh and Rochester Mills.
A brief religious excerpt cites Luke 6 28 urging kindness toward those who curse or mistreat you in a maxim commonly printed in prayer books and devotional pages.
Local column lists numerous guests and social visits across Vandergrift Punxsutawney Oakmont and Braddock including Mr and Mrs Gail Prugh and family Mrs J A Walter and Florence Julie Snyder Oakley Mrs Wayne Hughes Leroy Condron and more. Indicated church activities and upcoming events include an India Lace Day program at the Lutheran church and Sunday school plans.
The item lists Mr and Mrs H W Oberlin and son William visiting Falls Creek on Sunday. It notes L R Elder and daughter, Evelyn Oberlin of Pittsburgh, staying with parents, plus Stella Gibson and William Jones from Ernest visiting the Oberlins. Also mentions Mildred Galentine and Fanny Elder with teacher Miss Martha Bee of Indiana and other Indiana visitors H H Ryen and Lisle Work. Nearby social notes cover multiple households and weekend calls in Punxsutawney and Deckers Point. A playful dialogue line appears about Lucile and a joke exchange. A naval development promises seaplane speed rise from 140 to 149 mph.
Lewisville reports Miss Keeley led a closing day at Saltsbury school with a picnic and entertainment. Seven pupils Arthur Shields Mary Ewing Donald Neal Glenn Marshall Lucile Tomb Clara Citeroni and Billy Citeroni earned certificates or seals and received books. Arthur Shields has eight years perfect attendance. Velma Barkley elected No 7 schoolteacher.
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