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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1920
Page
12
The Pennsylvania State Department of Health poses questions about sneeze related risks and transmission. It asks what danger may arise from sneezing and to name two diseases that can be transmitted by sneezing, plus how a sneeze should be covered.
A teacher’s letter from Prattsburg notes a health talk by Dr. Strong on how germs spread through coughs and sneezes. It highlights influenza’s 47,000 Pennsylvania deaths in one month, and praises a pupil Tony Morell for a concise stop-the-spread message.
Arcadia stockholders met at the Arcadia schoolhouse for the bank’s first meeting under organizer Dr Theo Nharas of Barrisburg. C S Gorman chaired. Walter M House secretary. Nine directors elected: Bert C Brown, Mrs W H Bowner, BH J Ferrier, B E Kantz, Mrs Anna Bell Reithmister, Mrs Rhoda Treese, Sylvester McMillen, George W McCullough, Dr Theo Kharas. Women voters defeated husbands for board seats amid cordial rivalry.
Gens won by fair margins at the stockholders meeting as Dr Theo Kharas was unanimously elected president and K J Kantz first vice president. Sylvester McMillen second, Harvey Reithmiller elected cashier during organization. George W Treese defeated for board, then named building committee member. Building panel includes Ferrier Gorman Dean Muman and McMillen, tasked with buying a lot and starting a new building. West Lebanon group forms People’s Bank of West Lebanon with capital 50000 and surplus 10000. R L George chairs meeting, W B Collins secretary. Incorporators named. building committee chosen including Theo Kharas and others. Bank to open once building is finished. One Cent Sale featured. Rexall Stars mention.
A broad display of wool and cotton dress plaids introduces effective plaid patterns and color combinations. The collection highlights versatile fabrics suitable for fall wardrobes and statement pieces.
Lancaster shop features regular 75 cent gingham aprons in checked fabrics. Also available are calico aprons in light shades with round patch pockets or full gored silhouettes.
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