Auto Ruin for Young Men Debate Sparks Dialogue
Boneset asks if the automobile ruins youth. Trippe answers that he does not believe the auto itself ruins youth, but notes that most young men do not benefit from driving one.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1937
Page
6
Boneset asks if the automobile ruins youth. Trippe answers that he does not believe the auto itself ruins youth, but notes that most young men do not benefit from driving one.
LOOP reports local residents visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns over the weekend. The item mentions C. H. Barrett and family in Clymer, John Cochran returning from Punxsutawney hospital, Dwight Gahagan visiting his mother, Isobel Kerr from Indiana State Teachers College, Rev. H. H. Bauder from Kittanning, Wilda Reitz returning home from Eddyville, Nathan Timmis and family, and Mrs. Richard Harhart visiting Dayton. The note closes with an ad for The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to rural readers at six dollars and fifty cents.
Milton Halben Marchand of Cloe called here recently. Miss Helen Knauf returned home after visiting S. W. Wetzell in Marion Center. Various locals and visitors noted, including families of Knauf, Smeaton, Huey, Penberthy, Whitaker, and Brown, with hospital stays for Mrs Elmer Homan and Thomas Penberthy and a series of Rev Garland meetings concluding at Rops Guer Evangelical church.
May 9 church schedule lists Sunday school at 10 15 and sermon at 11 15 led by Rev. King from Elwood City. Local social notes mention new daughter for Mr and Mrs Wendell Good and visits from Mrs Q Griffith of Livermore and other area residents including Wendell Goad Roy Ewing Wilbur Howard and Blairsville guests.
Mr. and Mrs J M Risinger of Homer City visited Mrs Lulu Colling and Albert Blakley. Charlotte Smith attended a Glen Campbell senior class play. Clair Millen and daughter from Apollo visited the C M Millen family. Delle George of Canton stayed with the Hoher George family. R A Fulton family joined a birthday supper for Mrs Nancy Carnahan in Indiana. Bankers Study Group hosted a dinner at Indiana Country Club. John Beatty family visited relatives near Butler. A W Reed spent weekend with daughter near Cleveland. Nancy George stayed with the R W George family. Paul Miller family from Wandercrift visited the Smith home. Meade Lowman of with Ella Coulter. A L Donahey family of Leechburg spent Sunday with Heber George. Alma Coulter and grandson Bobby spent weekend with relatives in Blairsville.
Indiana community notes list visits and call entries among residents. Families from Five Points Mt Union Irwin Rockville Creekside Punxsutawney and Blystone households figure in domestic visits and gatherings across the week including a Mother’s Day program planned by Willet Grange and several kinship greetings.
Olivet residents report social visits including Mr. and Mrs Richard Johns and family at the Ross Wilson home Friday. The Olivet school closed Monday with a picnic dinner taught by Miss Janet Kunkle. Visits by Dr. Riffer Glenn Coleman and others noted. Earl Stiles family reports their son George ill in Indiana hospital. Mrs Iva Clawson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Anderson, hospitalized for appendicitis. Neal, a son, confined at home with a heart condition last week. Ross Ewing visited grandparents H. B. Smith and wife Saturday.
Indiana visitors Mr and Mrs Fred Ganne and Norman Ganne from Hellwood spent Friday in Cherryhill. Miss Twila Engle visited Miss Adortha Hartman at Cockport. James Fluston of Ebensburg called at Pine Flats Saturday evening. Chester Stephens shows a new Ford V coupe. Lew Davis of Greensburg and companion were in the area Saturday on business. Mr and Mrs Shelton Shultz and son of Stafford and Mr and Mrs John Engle and son visited Milton Asking near Elderton on Sunday. Leader Big Spring Sale advertises paints and supplies at low prices with coupons for purchases.
Alverda Elliott Laney of Clymer and John Sutila of Heilwood were town visitors Tuesday as Roy Thompson of Karnesboro and J E Johnson of Heilwood plus B R Williams called in. Rev Charles Smyth of Barnesboro visited friends Wednesday. Mike Zaffuto of Lachiuna transacted business in Lowen Wednesday. Mrs S M Davis visited daughter Mrs Paul Black of Orange New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Jarvey Shank of Conemaugh checked in Wednesday. Richard Williams of Grelsmore and Belle Repine of Mentcle called in Thursday. Blain Bennett of Mantle appeared Saturday.
Mish Anna Lewis of New York City called on Alma Vater Wednesday. Andy Sloyeka of Penn Run trans acted Ibusiness in town Saturday. Mrs. Cavanaugh of Nanty Glo was a caller Sunday. John Gibson is a proud owner of a new Dodge coupe.
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