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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1928

Page

6

Health Talk Warns Against Luxuries Dulling Daily Health

Dr. Theodore B. Appel urges balance between prosperity and daily health needs. He says fresh air water shelter rest exercise and sunlight win over income size. Luxuries like cars and hired help can dull judgment and threaten happiness health and longevity. The piece also covers the Indiana County Cow Testing Association meeting May 15 at the Indiana Hotel with officers elected for 1928 29 and notes the new testing year begins June 1. Marshall Foch predicts the next war may involve the United States though it remains uncertain how.

Almerica Cow Testing Association Indiana County Indiana Hotel C. F. Glasser Marion Center Gearhart Tlairsville Glyde Houck Clymer William S&s. Wetzel William C. McMinen Pic C. RB. Gearhart J. Brownell Dairy Xtension Department of State College Carl Johnston Washington Township

Children Health Camp Opens July 2 Near Dilltown

A camp for underweight and undernourished county children will open July 2 at Stevens farm near Dilltown under Miss Alice Graffius. It will provide wholesome food rest fresh air and sunshine funded by 1927 Christmas seal sales. Milas Graffius is selecting participants with representation from each township and large town.

Stevens Farm Dilltown Alice Graffius Milas Graffius New York State Indiana County

Local residents share news from Marion Center and area

Mrs. Mabel Reiter and children visited relatives in Sykéavilla New Hampshire Wetzel of Indiana visited his ill father H P Wetzel Mrs Ivey of Washington Pa visited stepdaughter here The Sewing Circle of the Presbyterian Church met at Miss Mary Caldwell Fr N Montague and baby from State College stayed with Mrs W J Wetzel Ernest Wetzel spent weekend at State College Steele Stuchell from Harrisburg was home from Beckley College Thelma Newcome visited in town RR G Moore family visited Pittsburgh Thelma Newcome was a business visitor Frank McAfoos and wife from Apollo called on friends Joseph Sloniger and wife and others from Juneau were guests of S J and H D McManus Mrs Berringer and children visit Nancy North in town

Sewing Ciirele The Presbyterian Church Mary Caldwell James Jarvie Iowa Ivey Washington R. BE. Craig Fr. N. Montague Baby State College W. JS. Wetzel Ernest Wetzel Town Steele Stuchell Harrisburg Beckley College RR. G. Moore Pittsburgh Va- Hier Harry Sloniger Robert Miller Juneau S. J H. D. McManus Berringer Nancy North

Two Residents of Beyer Charged With Liquor Violations

Angelo Perri and Pete Attilio of Beyer faced hearings before Squire C C McLaim and were held for court after a raid by County Detective Alarry Koozer Deputy Eugene Wilson and Constable Thomas Moorhead. A man named Richard Wales was arrested for possessing and transporting moonshine, and later pled guilty with a $100 fine. Officers also found moonshine beer and a still at the Attilio home.

Beyer Angelo Perri Pete Attilio Squire C. C. McLaim Town Alarry Koozer Eugene Wilson Thomas Moorhead J. Clair Irwin Attilio

Sunday School Convention at Evangelical Church

Mrs Elizabeth Berringer Mrs Walter Coble Mrs Clyde Berringer Mrs Bert Rummel and Mrs B N Berringer attended the Sunday School convention at the Evangelical Church in Stifflertown on Tuesday of last week. Preaching and communion services are planned for next Sunday at 10 AM conducted by Rev F E Letbeck of Johnstown followed by Sunday School. All are invited.

Elizabeth Rummel Walte Coble Clyde Berringer Bert Rummel B. N. Berringer Evangelical Church Stifflertown Harry Fleming J. B. Douglass Florida Anna Strange Barnesboro Bob King Melvin Lightner Dixonville Ned Baker Emeigh Norman, Stiffler Stiffertown George Stiffler F. EB. Letbeck Johnstown

Local Family Visits Across Town and States

Rossmoyne guests include Mr. and Mrs. RB Boyd Elkin of Frostburg visiting Mrs. G H Elkin with relatives. Orvie Lewis of Jeannette and Lawrence Brewer travel back after staying with Ebert Brewer. Additional visits include Mr. and Mrs. O A Good of Dubois with Frantz family, Indiana visitors Paul Elkin and Naomi, Leroy Warden of Plumville, and calls on Mr. and Mrs. Hicks of North Point and Mr. and Mrs. D C Wells. William Charles and son from Hamilton call on Norma Johnston and family.

RB. Boyd Elkin Frostburg G. H. Elkin Orvie Lewis Jeannette Mr. Lewis Ebert Brewer Lawrence Brewer O. A. Good and Family Dubois

Washington Township Social Notes and Town Gossip

Washington Township No 2 reports Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs W J Brewer from Bolivar Indiana and Barto Samuel Mack andson and J J Henderson. Mrs Mable Wagner visits Ella. Johnston loses a horse last week. local aphorisms note gender norms and pacific war rules while musing on the meek inheriting the earth.

Washington Township No Samuel Mack Andson Barto Bolivar J. J. Henderson Indiana W. J. Brewer Mable Wagner Ella John Johnston

Two at the Same Game A Caveman Ride Ending

EBORAH ELKINS stops a roadster and resists a tall man claiming to be Jom Merton Raines from Stetson & Stetson. After a tug of wills and a car key theft, she hatches a plan to foil a process server and reaches a biking home. He follows, she unveils his envelope, and the ride ends with a proposal to ride together.

Eborah Elkins Fifi Blo Josyie Jom Merton Raines Stetson & Stetson Rmi Bikinis Place Miserief

Head nurse recalls extraordinary accident and horse drawn vehicle

Reporters crowded Room 2% at the hospital as the head nurse asks what was so extraordinary about the accident. The ward nurse reveals a man was knocked down and run over by a horse drawn vehicle. In a separate scene Peter waits at Johnny's house while rain falls.

Peter Johnny

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United ‘States Theodore B. Appel Marshall Foch United States Queen Quarry Glasser Meller Hosiery the Savings & Trust Co Indiana, Pa Childrens Health Camp Mabel Reiter Sykéavilla N. H. Wetzel H. P. Wetzel Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association Flenniken Blairsville Blaine Wright Marchand R. B. Suigman Armagh H. S. Tydick Twolick W. 8. Brown Jacob Fyock Route 1 GC. Pollock Marion Center Marco Lanich Coal Run Norval Fitzhonts Railroad Avenue Oakland Avenue Fitzhonts Uncle Sam Eimer Roy Rossmoyne Tle Hamilton Luxenberg Troutman’s Beli Miss Graduate Peter Johnny
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