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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1936

Page

4

Car Crash Near Parkwood Injures Fouts

While en route to the funeral of Jas Wilkinson in Indiana Mr and Mrs R A Fouts were in a collision with another car. Mrs Fouts sustained a slight injury. In other news DéRoy Lafferty from Larksburg visited Stewart Shirley’s family and J W Campbell family visited Elizabeth Campbell. Paul Campbell’s family visited Glenn Coleman in West Lebanon. In Kansas Prof H W Riddell danced so energetically he dislocated an ankle and broke a leg.

Paul Campbell Glenn Coleman West Lebanon Kansas H. W. Riddell

The Printing Press and Prosperity by Raymond Pupcatrn

The Printing Press has long been a prosperity builder by spreading knowledge and connecting producers and consumers. Some theorists urge it to print money, ignoring inflation risks. History shows currency inflation harms purchasing power and undermines real wealth.

Washington

Weddings Of A Week Barr Dull Mis Marie Dull Bride

Three weddings are reported with multiple couples from Indiana Burnside Glen Campbell and Tunnelton. Marie Dull became the bride of Emmett Barr in Oakland Maryland. Morley Bond and Sharon Morley tied in Burnside. Clara Bond wed Gartley Horrell in Indiana.

Texas Exposition 150 Per Cent Over Original Size Plan

Dallas Texas as the Texas Centennial Exposition expands toward its June 6 opening becoming a 25 million affair from an initial 10 million estimate. Chrysler Ford General Motors and Hall of Petroleum displays expand the motor industry outlook while the largest livestock show to date boosts the event. The fair promises full completion by opening day with Old West ambience from ranger camps to cowgirl uniforms and a landmark exhibit program.

Dallas Texas Chrysler Motor Corporation Chrysler Ford General Motors W. A. Webb Texas Rangers Exposition Race Track Southwest

Smithport church services and town movements noted

Mrs Sylvia Volgan and her daughter Geraldine of Rossiter visited town and attended services at Wesleyan Methodist led by Rev Nex Brickell. Mothers Day services were held in two churches, with morning at Wesleyan and afternoon at M H church. Morton Shields moved his family into the Daisy Reese house. Ray Bair family occupies the prior Shields land from Ray Gorman farm. County Commissioners were in town on business. Mrs Geneva Cameron returned from Adrian hospital at Punxsutawney but remains bedfast.

Sylvia Volgan Geraldine Rossiter, RD Wesleyan Methodist Church Nex Brickell M. H Morton Shields Daisy Reese Shields Ray Bair Ray Gorman Geneva Cameron Adrian Hospital Punxsutawney

Community Guests Corner Highlights Local Arrivals

Robison Daniel Kough of Heshbon and his brother Thomas visited with relatives here and plan to settle in the community. Numerous visitors from Terre Haute Braddock Turtle Creek Clairton New York City and Johnstown spent time with local families as moves and gatherings filled the week. The Ayres Mc Laughlin and Foust households hosted guests while dinners and births marked a bustling period in the area.

Robinson Daniel Kough Heshbon Thomas Kough Orig Carithers Gon Louis Httlé Daughter Terre Haute Indiana Charles Ayres Chauncey Thomas Misa McLaughlin Braddock Warren Thomas Turtle Creek Joseph Higgins Harrison Skylea Near Dilltown Elmer Bowers Harry Fulcomer Rilia Fulcomer Torrance Archie Fulcomer Paul Fulcomer Fanny

Weekend Visits and Local Travel Highlights

Mr and Mrs Leslie Johnson and daughter Helen Louise visited relatives in Youngstown Ohio over the weekend. Mrs J N Beck was a business caller in Indiana Saturday. The Pahnos family of Greensburg stayed at the Clyde Bee home Sunday. Mrs Hoover visited her daughter in Clearfield Wednesday. Hope Ogden and son Walter from Clymer visited her parents here. Kate Jenney and Ethel Lytle traveled to Millersville for the Millersville State Teachers College commencement. James Seger of near Rossiter spent the weekend with friends. Mrs Earl Shankle and daughter Martha stayed with Mrs Rossiter Johnson in Youngstown. Frank Weaver, Arthur Nechler, and Jean Cameron drove to Ligonier and camped at the Girl Scout camp.

Leslie Johnson Helen Louise Youngstown J. N. Beck Indiana Michael Pahnos Greensburg Clyde W. D. ‘Hoover Trude Parker Clearfield Hope Ogden Walter Clymer L. Irwin Kate Jenney Ethel Lytle Millersville Millersville State Teachers College James Seger Near Rossiter Earl Shankle Martha Rossiter Johnson Frank Weaver Arthur Nechler Jean Cameron Ligonier

Sunday Socials And Hospital Note At Smithstown

Spruce Rev and Mrs Miller called on Mr and Mrs Samuel Bowser Sunday. Alice McCurdy patient in Will's Eye Hospital Philadelphia much improved. Families of Craft and Patternon visited, Melvin Douglas and son were guests, Rev Merz visited Brown home. Repine families and Lachwood guests at Repine home.

Spruce

Local families visit and call on neighbors in Indiana area

A flurry of visits and calls from residents of Mount Union and surrounding towns. J. T. Sheasley and J. H. Kough were business callers in Kittanning. Many families, including Blgin, Claypoole, Wingard, Reefer, Boyer, Blystone, Haney, Carnahan, McMillen, Siverling, Kimmel, and Pitt, were noted visiting relatives or hosting guests across Indiana, Vandergrift, Apollo, and Elderton.

Plum Creek Social News Visitors and Gatherings

PLUM CREEK Mr and Mrs Arthur Altman and children Myrna Jean and Lois Ankney Sara Marie and Mary Katherine Miller were Sunday visitors in the R B Miller home. Mr and Mrs Robert Houser and Mr and Mrs Loyd Reefer and son Billy spent an evening last week in the Grant Rearick home near Blanco.

Arthur Altman Myrna Jean Lois Ankney Sara Marie Mary Katherine Miller R. B. Miller Robert Houser Loyd Reefer Billy Grant Rearick Blanco

Local residents share visits and illnesses in community notes

Mr and Mrs Nevin Frailey of Elderson visited the Wimmers. Jess Thomas Vada Thomas and Janet Ramer shopped in Indiana. Dr Catherine Clarke and sister called on Dan Clark. Clyde Rough and a song visited Ralph Ramer. Mrs Israel Miller is ill with pneumonia. Gettus Reefer and Clark Thomas called on Ed Reefer who is seriously ill. Lee Kimmel family visited Robert Bleakney’s parents. R A Silvis and grandson Bobby Silvis spent a couple days at Ralph Ramer home.

Nevin Frailey Elderson J.H. Wimmer Jess Thomas Vada Thomas Janet Ramer Indiana Catherine Clarke Dan Clark Clyde Rough and Song Ralph Ramer Israel Miller Gettus Reefer Clark ‘Thomas Ed. Reefer Lee Kimmel Robert Bleakney R. A. Silvis Bobby ‘Silvis

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Pan In Firestone Hileman North Seventh Street Indiana, PA Raymond Pupcatrn Sentinels of the Republic Morley Bond Sharon A. Morley Burnside Clara Bond Glen Campbell A. G. Previte Free Methodist Church Reuben Morley Albert Bond Glan Campbell Gartley-Horrell Buell Gartley Edmon Lola Horrell Tunnelton Robert M. Offutt William Gartley Oliver Horrell Rasa Federal Surveys Better Fabrics Testing Bureau Brody Gertrude Knott Miss Knott Dallas World’s Fair Smithport Howard Cribbs Arthur Bowser James Dunamore Spring Street James McGraw Bowser Jay Carney Gene Irvin Johnstown Shaw Pitcairn Harry BH. Johns John Ayres Daphne Joan Ayres Rebecca McGraw Roth Alliquipa Missionary Society of the Germany Methodist Church George F. Mack Walter Askin Bolivar Scott Thompson James Wenderson John Frain J Avonmore Mount Union J.T. Shensley William Roaborough Blaine Miller DHS E. J. Blgin Dean Blgin Joseph Claypoole Brick Church Shaeffer H. C Richard Dorothy Josephine John Kittanning Charley Wingard Smickyburg Amos Boyer John Warner Blystone Glenn Reefer Gastown Ruby J. O. Blyntone Clair McMillen Harry Johnnie Apollo Guy Siverling Lesley Eugene Genevieve Donald Spring Church Edgar Kimmel Gertrude Edwin Carl Connie Lou Elderton William Milford Grampian Lesley Turner Tucker Hoban Vandergrift George and Jane Turner John Pitt Glenn Plum Creek Lexington First National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Westminster Vermont George II King's Court House William French C. Bombaugh A.M Indiana County Pennsylvania Silgins, Walthams Hamiltons Bulavas Luxenberg’s A Aker
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