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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1933
Page
6
The Hagenbeck Wallace Circus brings forty elephants to Indiana for the May 31 engagements with performances at 2 and 8 pm. Trainer Cheerful Gardner notes elephants’ intelligence and their stronger appeal to women, citing performers Stella Cronin, Dorothy Johnson, and Ethel Lewis as examples.
East Wheatfield reported residents Mrs. Leon Rogers Miss Mildred Findley and Mr and Mrs Jamies Rogers among Philipsburg visitors last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs C G Mack were from Hol-
A Larro Research Farm trial in Michigan compared grain rations to pasture alone over two years. Cow No 76, a Holstein, produced up to 37 lbs daily on grain with no pasture, averaging 31 lbs. After returning to pasture, milk fell to 22.5 lbs as grain declined, despite good pasture. The study concludes regular grain with summer pasture yields higher milk and better condition.
Holayaburg visitors join Sabbath after noon. Mrs. Sara Humer and daughter from Altoona visited Mrs. J L Caldwell. Attendees at Mrs. Jackson’s funeral included Mrs G E McMulley, Ada Bidelman, Raymond Guldin, Clarence Findley, Martha Tomb, and Rae Riggs. Baccalaureate at Armarg h featured Mr and Mrs Roscos Tomb and Wayne McCullough. Lectures by Drs. Mendenhall and Boyer on a British Columbia Alaska hunt were held at Armagh Presbyterian. W C T A met at Mrs Susan Bracken’s home. Annie Fry visited Evelyn Bracken. Mrs. Robert Ferry and children and Mrs Hisse Pomponious visited near DuBois. return trip car accident left Ferry with nose and leg injuries, hospitalized then released. children lightly bruised. Pomponious unharmed but shocked. Mrs Clarence Findley chaired Mother’s Day program planning at Cramer M E church with vocal solos by Leon Rogers Hubert Findley Paul Miller. Rosalie Stutzman read music. choir offered four numbers and Mrs Ryder of Johnstown gave a fine address.
Progress and Pittburgh Daily Post Gazette advertises a special home delivery offer priced at 85.50 per year for R.F.D. residents in Indiana County or those not served by Post-Gazette carriers. It emphasizes same-day home delivery by mail.
Mrs Lysle Stewart of Tarentum spent days with her parents the Longs. Apollo visitors included Mr and Mrs Charles Rebley and son Charles James Bair and nephew Bobby Clark Miss Edna McHenry and Mr and Mrs Jesse Raleigh. Leechburg and Latrobe couples visited in various homes. Trips included Saltsburg New Kensington Irwin Wilkinsburg and West Lebanon with family visits and business calls.
The article urges planning nutrition during pregnancy and early childhood to develop strong teeth and facial structure. It stresses the mother's diet, breast feeding, and a gradual introduction of solid foods like buttered toast to encourage mastication, advising consultation with a family physician over neighborly tips.
Advice on stream improvements stresses water flow year round and durable dams. Pennsylvanian angler H P Shawkey shares a 844 bass catch with only 32 released, plus tackle care tips from Howard W Morris. Navy dirigible Akron disaster note ends with a quip about life becoming beer and skittles if skittles are found.
Rossmoyne residents note Mr and Mrs G H Hikin observed their 37th anniversary Sunday with five children and one grandchild present. Neighbors and relatives including Twila North Dorothy and Margery Oak Tree station Maude Wells A M Van Horn D C Wells and others were mentioned alongside local social visits and baccalaureate attendance.
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