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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1933
Page
2
Dr Theodore B Appel urges a mid fall reset from summer overindulgence. He recommends daily outdoor activity a three to four mile walk regular exposure to fresh air and moderate meals plus eight hours sleep to restore vitality without cost.
Residents of Armagh District observed the Graf Zeppelin as it traveled eastward at about 70 miles per hour and 700 feet altitude. Commander Dr Hugo Hebner controlled the silver dirigible as it traced the Pennsylvania Railroad line over Seward and the Findlay farm. The airship dipped in salute to onlookers and continued toward Johnstown arriving around 41:22. Separate notices report Judge J N Langham appointing G D Gordon as election judge for Armagh borough and Mrs Ernest Bloomquist named election judge in Young township District No 1.
The Ritz Theatre opens with Penthouse featuring Warner Baxter and Myrna Loy for a three day run promising a look at life in New York apartment houses and a society lawyer entangled with racketeers and a nightclub hostess death. Also showing Stage Mothers with Alice Brady Maureen O Sullivan and Franchot Tone on November 6 and 7, The Way to Love with Maurice Chevalier and Ann Dvorak on November 8 and 9, and Night Flight a two day MGM air mail drama starring Clark Gable and Helen Hayes with a strong ensemble including Lionel Barrymore and Myrna Loy about pilots wives and danger.
Prof. Bergius, a German chemist and Nobel Prize winner in 1931, reports success in turning common forest lumber into bread, signaling a potential breakthrough in food technology.
Voters are urged to support Amendment No. 8 allowing 25 million in bonds to fund unemployment relief and care for the sick maimed blind and dependents. Backers say federal aid hinges on state funding and that passage ensures a more prosperous future without immediate tax burdens.
Harrisburg Secretary Lewis Staley of the Department of Forests and Waters invites all Pennsylvania sportsmen to hunt in the State Forests during the coming fall season. The 1,647,850 acres are open to the public without a special permit, and hunters should follow game fish and forest laws while guarding against fire. The forests host 20 state game refuges and 13 auxiliary refuges totaling about 50,000 acres, providing abundant wildlife for replenishing nearby woods.
McIntyre led the farmers association dinner last Friday evening in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. George Learn and zon James and Mr. and Mrs Wm McCausland of Vandergrift visited the Learn and Cuplet families Sabbath afternoon. Ann Smith and J R Learn visited Mrs W L Henry. A Halloween party was held at Robert Blakeley’s on Monday evening. W L Henry visited Mrs May Cribbs at the Indiana hospital. Miss Smart and Miss Snob are noted in a playful exchange.
Voters face twelve constitutional amendments at the November 7 general election. Each amendment covers funding and debt limits, taxation, electoral qualifications, borrowing powers, railroad and transit provisions, local government consolidation, land acquisition for highways, and special municipal powers. A separate referendum asks whether baseball and football may be played on Sundays between 2 and 6 pm.
For the fifth straight year Robinson Funeral Home in Indiana is named a representative of the Order of the Golden Rule. The creed mandates moderate prices and high ethical service, aiming to ensure dependable mortuary help for all families. Local visits note Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hasinger and Mrs. Agnes Lutz from Wilkinsburg, plus various family greetings and guests in town.
Notice combines a Sleepy Hollow property restriction by named owners with a 1983 date and a separate 1923 bar examination filing for J Wilson Mack Jr. in Indiana County. It shows a mix of local land rights, prohibited hunting, trespass warnings, and legal exam applications filed with the State Board of Law Examiners in Philadelphia.
H. D. McLain appoints an exchange point for young pigs with corn, wheat, or oats in East Pike, Pennsylvania. The notice lists R.D.3 and the 44-StP area as relevant locations for the arrangement.
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