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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1935

Page

6

Mud in Your Eye and a Meeting on a Park Bench

Jud Draper, amply limbed despite a broken leg, returns from hospital and meets Carolyn Hughes after a muddy prank on a park bench. He declares a fate of many future meetings, and she playfully acknowledges the incident as fate, as they walk away together amid fading winter mud and spring signs.

Jud Draper America Deeg-Neezy Washington Jud John Silver Judy Carolyn Hughes Carolyn

Sabbath School and Church Services Highlight May Schedule

The Lewisville page notes Sabbath school at 10 o clock and church at 10 on May 19. The district Sabbath school convention is set for Thursday afternoon and evening May 16 at Ebenezer church with refreshments to follow. Several local residents and visitors are mentioned with movements and visits between Livermore Blairsville Somerset Beaver Falls and Elizabeth, including Ewing Barkley Diven and Watson kin.

Lewisville Ebenezer Church J. L. Marshall Samuel Patterson Livermore R. D Indiana J. L. Diven EB. M. Laveen Snare Beaver Falls John Watson Elizabeth W. B. McGinley Dwight Barkley Buddy Billy W. F. Barkley Clarence Barkley Blairsville Barkley Gladys Ewing Alice Alda Lee Agnes Ewing

Pine Township High Plans Boots and Buddies Play

Strongstown area notes report the Pine Township high school senior class staging Boots and Her Buddies in Heilwood auditorium on May 21 and 22. Also mentioned are quilting, family visits, and local social items including Merritt Goldberg injuring his hand and various relatives visiting.

Strongstown M.eh James Schrecengost Nolo James Whitesell Cal Whitesell Mountain Garage Pine Township High School Boots Heilwood School Thelma Boring New Florence Merritt Goldberg Clarence Deyarmey Cardiff Wm. Bennett Wm. McCrady Glen Campbell Alflaen Young Penn Run Elizabeth Troxell Herb Orner W. G

Deadwaters community notes at Penn Run gathering

School children concluded another year at Penn Run with daily attendees Dale Empfield Lyle Empfield Stella Wayne Mildred and Thelma Moose. Visitors included Scout Executive Shorts and family from Indiana and James Williams Kenneth Spires Verna Spires from Johnstown. Local calls and visits from Brush Valley Indianapolis and Cambridge references mix with a stray science quip about the end of the world.

Penn Run Dale Lyle Empfield Stella Wayne Mildred Thelma Moose Scout Executive Shorts and Family Indiana B. A. Buchanan Grace Brush Vailley Amanda Moose James Williams Kenneth Verna Spires Johnstown H. W. Moose Carrie Nelson Brush Valley Roy Schrecengost Nolo Gilbert Stiles Catherine

Local noted visitors and health updates from Conemaugh area

Paddy Cole and Mr and Mrs Joseph Higgins made a business trip to New Florence Monday. Several residents visited relatives in Johnstown and Conemaugh over the weekend. Jacob St Clair remains seriously ill with pneumonia and a heart ailment. other locals were seen in Blairsville, Ar mage, and Germany areas to view cemeteries and visit kin.

Jericho Paddy Cole Joseph Higgins New Florence Denver J. Boyle A. J. Boyte John St. Clair Conemaugh Jacob St. Clair Pittsburgh Mr. St. Clair Frank Rehn Mina Wakefield Greesnaburg Mr. Householder Coral Clinton Wakefield Youngwood Pearl Wakefield Levi Dick Wakefield Stogay A. J. Boyle J. C. McDowell Johnstown James McGarvey Heshbon Merle Mack Donald and Harold Cyntha Hall Blairsville Armage Germany Ray A. Lichtenfels, Jr Frank Heiple Pontiac Michigan Paul Gladys Lichtenfels Ray Lichtenfels Dean Skyles Waterford Derry Emma Jean Robinson Joseph Hall James St. Clair James Wakefield John Luther Walter Muir Mt. Tabor D. J. Boyle

Local Socials and Visits Across Town

Barnesboro residents visit relatives in Mahaffey and Johnstown while others travel to Clearfield and Clarion for hospital, Mother's Day services, and shopping. A stroke leaves Mrs. Jesse Baker very ill. L Irwin undergoes surgery in Clearfield hospital. several locals enjoy fishing at Clarion dam and family gatherings.

Kenneth Beck Barnesboro BE. R. Brilbart Harlan Bee F. M. Harter Mahaffey Harry Seger Canoe Ridge Glenn Thompson Lewis Straw Clearfield Hattie Campbell Jesse Baker L. Irwin Jane Macrum Johnstown Kate Jenney Huntingdon Ivan McCormick Ewart Goss Bob Stabley Clarion Dam Clarion Mra. S$. C. Bee Bob Pauline Heith McKee Hope Ogden Clymer Jon

Social News Roundup From Heilwood and Nearby Towns

Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend and midweek calls, visits, and social events in Heilwood, Indiana, and nearby areas including Sackville, Slickvills, Saltsburg, Monongahela City, and Pine Flats. Notable note: Paavo Nurmi is reported to have a newborn son, adding a sports figure family detail to the town notices.

James Davis Billy John Engle Albert Jackson Heilwood Sackville W. H. Thompson Harry Stahl Indiana O. D. Askins Martha and Catherine Slickvills Eddie Nelmes Saltsburg Heilwood Friends William Parry Clymer Margaret Violet Virginia Overman Donald Bolvin Theodora Shultz Stafford Rev. Barber Monongahela City Pine Flats William G. Trout Joe Lantzy Garman Homer Bennett Near Alverda Olver Bennett

Glens Spend Summer in Wilkinsburg Area Community

Smicksburg notables and visitors fill Mother’s Day with family gatherings. John McCormick travels to West Virginia for seasonal work, while residents like George Dodson Clayton Lewis and Mrs Louise Stiteler join relatives in Wilkinsburg and Vandergrift. Local purchases include Hol Ritchey property on Kittanning street. Concert by Punville high school at M E church delighted attendees. Several residents visit Indiana Punxsutawney and Pittsburgh for work or shopping.

Smicksburg H. M. Glenn Wilkinsburg John McCormick West Virginia George Dodson Clayton Lewis Apollo Robert Mikesell Dean John Fetters Stanley Marshall Mis Louise Stiteler M. K. Lewis Chas. Roush Teeters Kenneth Vandergrift John Roush Hol Ritchey James Robinson Kittanning Street M. E Piimville High School B. B. Crawford Kassie Weston Lawrence Wingard Indiana Annie Bond Calhoun Wayne Walker Mary Betty Punxsutawney Thomas Edmunds Pittsburgh David Edmunds Eh, Edmunds University of Pittsburgh Evan Edmunds Elwood Stiteler Geo. Grainer Wm. Cook Samuel Blair Geo. Grainer Farm Lola Fulton Christine Maxine James ‘Cessna and Gipsy Darrel Painter Smithport Theodore Elkin George Ginter Town Ray Moot McIntyre Emery Bush John Barris Nicholas Loose Near Town William van Dyne Kenneth Phieffer Brae-breeze Hazel Brown Mary Brown Hazel Clyde Keiley Guy Powell Washington Emery Prokay Ralph Rhule Sadie Gall W. C. Brown Blair Smith W. C. Wetze Harry Pheiffer State Forest Warren County Mohney Helen Powell Margaret Homan Dora W. C. Roderus Charles Braddock C. M. Wingert Earl Glass Punxsu J. B. Rosboro Bar Glass Anne Moot

Local Notes From South Bend and Nearby Areas

South Bend and surrounding locals report visits among families including Harry and Lyde Moore, Clara Townsend, Nancy Devers, Wilda Anderson, John Montgomery of Aspinwall, and Rev Nace Whitesburg. A porch project at Margaret Smith’s brick house and paper hanging by George Spahr of Apollo are noted. St Jacobs Reformed Church Ladies Missionary Society will hold a bake sale May 19 at H H Hanna’s Store from 1 to 4.

Apollo W. T. Anderson Ed. McKinstry Elderton Mooreeads Ladies Missionary Society of Hobart Bhellhammer and Clara Townsend Martha Townsend

Local social notes from Washington Township residents

Washington Township snippet lists numerous visits and calls among Meads Fisher Park Harman Orr Blystone and other locals. Mentions church services at United Presbyterian near Willet, and residents visiting relatives and neighbors across Creekside Five Points Vandergrift Atwood Punxsutawney and Chamberaville with small-town greetings and movements.

Washington Twp Mead Fisher Creekside United Presbyterian Church Willet Martha Kough Walter Harman Glenn Orr Bert Orr J. E. Blystone Josiah Fisher Ed Lohr Altimus Ethel Glenn Jewart Charles George Harman J. E. Park Bert Fairman Meade Fisher Walter New York Myrtle Nichol Ella Fleming Mra Glenn Jawart John Kough James Wallace Carl Miller Vandergrift J. B. Blystone

Singular Focus on 4 Now Deal Reveals Full House Need

A lone citizen with the greatest need in a given moment faces a paradoxical full house of obligations and resources. The line suggests that those most deserving of help often collide with crowded, competing demands. The phrase reflects how urgency and abundance of offers coexists in social aid contexts.

Moe The Accuser Is A Friend In Charge Of Truth

Moe is described as the person who points out faults, seen as a friend for honesty though the speaker implies that critic’s time may be short and uncertain within witty exchanges.

Moe

Man revived in Washington hospital after seven minutes

A man was revived in a Washington hospital after his heart had been still for seven minutes. He is reported to be normal now with no lasting injuries.

Washington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Erwin Fresch Gene Shaeffer E. R. Shearer Christian Helpers Walter Ewing Jean Clark Plasa Mrs. Ewing C. H. Painter Margaret Wray Anna Hell Thompson Jean Wean James Harvey Richard Rogensteel Helen Fassett Misa Jean Clark R. B. Fassett Josephine Fassett Martha Jane Fassett Valere Brown Raymond Ewing Virginia Ewing Glenn Whitsel Mr. Swanger Clarence Rosensteel Genevieve Manners Eugene Manners Marvin Heath Mrs. C. E. Painter Irene Painter Bertha Steinkirchner Elaie Faith Donald Ewing Annabel Ewing James Ewing Martha Henderson Joseph Duncan Thomas McLaughlin Clifford Wray Deadwaters Arthur Eddington Cambridge Cherryhill Paavo Nurmi Marchand South Bend the Savings: Trust CO Indiana, Pennsylvania ELPA Parnell, Cowher & Co. General Insurance Agents Citizens Bank Building Chic New Millinery 7 Penney Company, Incorporated
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