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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1935
Page
2
The piece emphasizes dental health from prenatal nutrition through infancy, stressing lime and phosphorus in a mother's diet, breast feeding, and gradual dietary introduction. It highlights early tooth buds, proper feeding, and continued dental hygiene to ensure strong, well-aligned teeth into adulthood.
A list of many students including Margaret Garney Michard Groskley Lilllin Gibson Anna Grosse Forrest Grimvith Huth Ironcork Forrest Lee Henrie Theresa Warrigon Robert Rohard Uarthey Betty Writer M J Thauxhorat Leonard Tighteap Lowman McLaughlin Austin Miller Dowell Muck Ruby Mac Melailn Wintfred Muitley McLaughlin Melan Myers Bara O Her Nabert Orv Dalay Radcliffe Bernmain Rotthulder Helen Revd Mandare Chas Win Sehure Wii Bintth Josephbe Sharp Eugen Spence Stilmsky Lois Stephena Andrew Skipura James North Swirts Arthur Pestagpama Glenn Wilko Uberag Pa John Vintonget Vogel Walker Widdowson Janes Walls Helen Wilden Ralph Jarves White Woodward
Blacklick residents Mr and Mrs Earl Nicholson of Johnstown visited Rev and Mrs Wm Nicholson. Mr and Mrs Harry Pohleman of Galion spent time with Mrs Harriet Alexander. The Junior Christian Endeavor at the Presbyterian church presented a pageant Mother’s Love. John Ward and Kenneth Smith were Punxutawney callers. Dr and Mrs E M Bushnell visited Blakeville Friday. Fannie O’Neil Clair Sharp and Betty Smith joined a Blairsville high school sophomore party Friday. Mr and Mrs W H Swan traveled to La Jose on Saturday. Prompt service on public sale Hale at The Progress.
The Ritz Theatre opens a three day run of Reckless starring Wm Towell Jean Harlow and Franchol Tone with Carl Randall dancing. Mississippi with Bing Crosby W C Fields Jo an Bennett to follow May 20. a second act features Miss Harlow. Also Huggies of Red Gap starring Charles Laughton Mary Boland shows May 22 23. Other films Four Hours to Kill While the Patient Slept Indiana Theatre May 20 21 The Great Hotel Murder May 22 23.
The listing previews upcoming cinema with William Powell and Jean Harlow appearing May 16 17 and 18, followed by May 20 and 21 presenting Mississippi starring Bing Crosby and Joan Bennett.
Sabbath school at 10, church at 11, and C E at 8. RIAMET meets Wednesday at 8. W C T U met at Mrs Rosensteel’s home Thursday at 2. Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Pittsburgh visited Mrs Winona Fausett Saturday night. Charlotte Rosensteel visiting aunt in Pittsburgh. C BE social at Elders Ridge church May 21 at 8 with music and fortune telling. Item price mentioned as one cent. Germany armament line appears.
Stella Norton plots to confront Billy Taylor over infidelities as their daughter Jane Ann, hidden onstage with the family, reappears in Chicago. The drama unfolds as Stella aims to protect her child and secure Billy’s fidelity, while Jane Ann pleads to stay away from theater.
Cartoonist Percy Crosby recalls his first and only sighting of a ghost in childhood, a colored mammy under the kitchen table in a haunted house. He recounts his mother’s panic, a slap that seemed to pass through the apparition, and witnesses who confirmed the absence of any tangible trace.
In Norfolk England farmers protest a songbird known as the lark which harms wheat and crops. The Norfolk Agricultural Committee excludes the bird from the new order under the Wild Birds Protection Act as locals push measures to protect yields.
Brick-lined tunnel six feet high and ten feet wide, about ten feet below the road surface, collapsed in Sheffield during foundation work for a garage. Believed to be over a century old, the hidden passage’s existence was not previously known.
A historical note argues mermaids are mythical yet notes possible real glimpses in marine life. It cites Henry Hudson in 1008 near Spitzbergen spotting a mermaid like figure and Capt Richard Whitbourne near St Johns, suggesting seals or walruses misread as human forms by sailors, reflecting European misunderstanding of ocean creatures.
Pears n s Weekly notes that many authors honor real people who inspired famous fictional figures. Munich hosts Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf in stone, Don Quixote is memorialized in Spain, D Artagnan in Paris, and Mark Twain's Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn are celebrated on a national highway near Twain's home. A statue of Robinson Crusoe stands in Largo Fife shire.
Pennsylvania Electric Co. employs 360 in Indiana county with payroll over 440000. The drive aims to clarify industry issues amid attacks on rates and company stability. The note questions motives behind public campaigns, citing taxes and costs in a broader budget context.
A group of Green township dairymen, County Agent Warner, and Penn State dairy specialist Joe Nage otte guided 12 4 H calf club members across Indiana county. Twelve youths bought registered Jersey or Guernsey calves to build herds paying back sponsors from future proceeds. Jersey club lists eight members. Guernsey four. Calves come from cows with 400 lb butterfat yearly and must test negative for Bangs disease and TB. Calves priced 30 to 75 dollars, including registration transfer. Club leaders elected Clyde Houck and Paul Wilt. Members to show calves each fall for three years. monthly meetings with feeding and care instruction. Several others expected to enroll next month.
By order of the Orphans Court of Indiana County Pa an auction will expose to public sale on a West Wheatfield tract with coal and rights reserved. The deal involves adjoining property from Frank and Ord Brenchinger I C Lichtenfels Roas Lichtenfels and George R B Mack with numerous reservations. Terms require 10 percent bid to knock down and balance cash on confirmation, with Susie Penrose Administratrix handling delivery. Auctioneer is W H Cananoun clerk Teoscus Pou. May 15 1985.
Wa J Aleree attorney executor announces letters testamentary granted for Waderson Byers late of Rayne Township. Claimants must present authenticated claims for settlement and those indebted should promptly pay to TGS a Pyne Executor Indiana Pa H D No 7 Stee ES WOberte.
The column lists rates for Wanted Lost For Sale and For Rent notices. It explains 1 cent per word for 25+ words and 25 cents for shorter notices, with each initial or number counting as one word. It instructs readers to count words and send payment with copy to cover insertions.
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