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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1935
Page
2
The issue lists subscription terms for Indiana County residents and others. It specifies cash in advance rates for one year six months and shorter periods, with prices for residents inside and outside Indiana County, dated Wednesday May 8, 192%.
Encar A. Guest recalls a mother who watched for him in rain asking if his feet were wet. The poem portrays a mother’s anxious care, stockings by the fire, and a lasting memory of maternal love guiding a son through years of rain and returning home.
An article argues that a mother’s health and diet during pregnancy strongly influence her child’s teeth and overall vitality. It emphasizes balanced nutrition, proper foods, and medical guidance from a family physician to ensure a healthy baby and mother, with focus on milk, greens, eggs, fruit, and whole grains.
The Ritz Theatre features Joan Blondell in Traveling Saleslady on Thursday with Hans Keene and his Radio Gans in person as added attraction. Also at The Ritz Friday and Saturday Laddie stars Gene Stratton Porter’s story with John Beal and Gloria Stuart, plus other film engagements and a May 16 to 18 weekend run of Reckless with Jean Harlow and William Powell.
Gordon Literary Society meets Friday May 10 with a varied program including songs by the society recitations by Warren Dunlap Hazel McIntire Mary Jane Graff Teddy Williams Roy Clawson jokes by Ernest Smith Martha Dunlap Ralph Bruner Benny Anthony Leland Stuchel jamboree by Bill Brickel readings by Louella Shields Louella Smith Frances McCrea Carrie Ellen Clawson intermission recitations by Carl Stuchel James Wylie Eugene Altman music by Eddie ONeal jokes by Clyde Graham George Mikesell Clair Smith Paul Overdorff W P McCrea Henry Graft readings by Della Dunlap Margaret Graham Elizabeth Bruner Mrs Harold Gibson and a discussion on government buying cattle in the West that have been in sand storms and killed them led by John McIntire John Alexander Max Long Mrs W P McCrea and Mrs John McIntire.
Johnstown resident Joseph Sidiano has been appointed receiver of the Indiana County Deposit Bank Dixonville State Bank and the Smicksburg State Bank succeeding EB B Race who had previously served as receiver of the three county banks in Cambria and Blair counties.
Mr and Mrs Silas Streams of Church street hosted Sunday guests from the Pennsylvania State Board of Undertakers who are in Pittsburgh this week for examinations. Guests included William A Price president Catherine Youtz Humme lstown secretary B Martin East Pittston and Warren Titus Philadelphia. Mr Streams also serves on the board.
Friday and Saturday May 10 11 present Laddie with Joan Beal and Gloria Stuart. Monday Tuesday and Wednesday May 13 14 15 feature Al Jolson and Ruby Keeler. Monday Tuesday and Wednesday also show Grace Moore and Tullio Carmeno.
Poem urges daily praise for mothers with roses and smiles. It invites grown children to remember their mother’s care and to avoid making her eyes grow wet with tears.
Charles H. Lewis of Punxsutawney pleaded guilty to Involuntary Manslaughter and to driving while intoxicated in Jefferson County Court. He received one year imprisonment and must pay court costs. The crash killed Miss Martha Gaul, a local schoolteacher and daughter of Mrs. Salagiver of Chestnut Street.
Indiana has been chosen to host the 1936 Southwestern Regional Conference of the WCTU, after the 1935 session closed in Greensburg. The conference area includes Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Cambria, Fayette, Greene, Indiana, Somerset, Washington and Westmoreland counties.
Sylvia Lynne embarks on a dangerous game by answering a fan letter from Franz Werrenrath, a famed forger. Police sting and a private detective arrive, but the meeting seems unlikely as the mysterious man tears up credentials, revealing a tense, evolving plot around control and deception.
Heinz Institute guidance outlines a spring party with a candlelit cake centerpiece of ringed cup cakes. A gift basket chandelier and rainbow ribbons decorate a table while a gala menu features chilled tomato juice Creamed Tuna Fish and Peas on Toast Straws and a Cocoanut Frosting for cupcakes. Currant Jelly Ice Cream serves as dessert with optional banana garnish. Recipes for Creameed Tuna Fish and Peas on Toast Straws and Fluffy Cocoanut Frosting are included.
A famed pianist yields to a mounting urge to gamble in Monte Carlo. He recounts seven days at the roulette table, winning 17, then 38, then 34 times, while others assume he has a secret system. He refuses large bets, but on day four tests a disquieting presentiment and loses after a few rounds.
Leo Troska 22 of Boltz sustained severe facial lacerations as a passenger in a Boltz driven car in Blairsville. Lloyd Paynter of Blafraville said the accident happened when Nick Hupatzt of Latrobe failed to stop at a street intersection.
The report cites 1984 franking costs totaling about 776000 with a penalty mall of 23100000 and a miscellaneous free service around a million. It quotes a building committee member and an architect remark about not putting spires on churches as they are too useful in war.
A quirky anecdote recalls a clever book agent who asked the lady if her mother was at home, a tactic that often secured a sale. The Boston Transcript notes styling claims about “the 1936 girl” and observes the cost gap between a restaurant and a coffee shop.
Notice explains pricing for wanted lost for sale and for rent notices charged by word with special rates for short insertions. It instructs send cash with copy and counts each initial or number as a word to cover payment for desired insertions.
FOR SALE eight room modern brick house on cement highway near Indiana Pa with bath electric two car garage and fruit trees on about one acre. Inquire J E Lewis 404 South Thirteenth Street Indiana Pa Phone 477 M. FOR SALE Russet seed potatoes grown in northern Michigan sprayed stored well and in fine planting condition Clark O Pollock 8 miles from Marion Center. INSURANCE old established company seeks agents for life and health plan with liberal commissions Continental Assurance 303 Commonwealth Building Pittsburgh. MEN WANTED for Rawleigh routes in Indiana write Rawleigh Co Dept PNE-244-8B Chest er Pa
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