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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1934
Page
3
In a Wyoming frontier scene at the Allen ranch Judith Allen accepts Bob Blake’s marriage proposal after a week of covert admiration and a climactic ride to a sunlit waterhole. Blake reveals a gold claim and a Cheyenne bank balance, prompting a hopeful toast and plans for a shared supper.
The American Red Cross reports five main health services in its program with first aid and life saving training for over a million people. Nursing, Public Health Nursing, and Home Hygiene reached thousands of nurses and volunteers, with millions of patient visits and school inspections. The organization emphasizes home care, illness prevention, and widespread courses for workers police and fire departments, inviting all to join during the annual membership drive.
Junior Red Cross members contributed 100 from the National Children's Fund to replace destroyed textbooks after last August's Kentucky floods. The group reached a peak membership of 7,550,280, growing by over 250,000 from the prior year as it runs civic service programs and international correspondence links with Junior Red Cross members abroad.
Life saving services offer training in first aid for swimmers with Red Cross over twenty years. More than half a million people received life saving certificates in that period. Last year 72,503 certificates were issued and 3,802,384 members enrolled in the year’s roll call spanning armistice Day to Thanksgiving.
A shopper hesitates to reveal identity while a cashier demands ID to cash a check. A cautious bystander mentions a love-letter restraining admission. A remark about Germany’s strike response and a note on harmful fluorine sprays affecting fruit teeth rounds out the fragment.
Mrs Glenn Harkins called on Monday evening at the B N Berringer home. Mrs Elizabeth Rummel entertained young people Wednesday evening with games. Golden wedding for Mr and Mrs H P Cobl near Pine Grove celebrated Tuesday. David Douglas moved his family to Greenwich. Bert McManus near Cockport was a town caller Saturday. Dwight Gressley near Cush Cushion visited the D H Greasley home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Ball and family of Altoona spent Saturday with Bert Rummel. Mrs Mahlen Beringer and children visited Mr and Mrs Harvey Wise near Commodore. Mrs Calvin Rummel and daughters visited the Glenn Harkins home Sunday. Miss Agnes Harkins of Indiana stayed with her uncle and aunt Bert Rummel. Evangelist I W Woodrow of Somerset will preach at the Church of Christ Saturday at 7:30 and Sunday at 11:00. Missionary group planning Thanksgiving service at Evangelical church. Mr and Mrs Stanley Davis and sons Donald and Billy and daughter Rhoda Cathrine of Hhenaburg and Mr and Mrs Bert McAnulty of Barnesboro visited B N Berringer Sunday. Mr and Mrs William King of Coal Run were weekend guests. Genevieve Hudson visiting relatives in Altoona. Rev C E Miller called at B N Berringer Sunday. Fr E Goble and family of Burnsides called at the V B Coble home Sunday.
Sabbath school at ten o clock followed by preaching services on November 11. Singing at the home of W F Barkley Friday evening. The missionary meeting at Mrs Frank Calhoun home Tuesday afternoon was well attended. A very interesting program led by Miss Martilla Matson. Roy McGinley of near town visited his sister Mrs J R Neal of Blairsville Thursday. R D Reeger of Livermore surprised wife with forty relatives for birthday. Many relatives and friends attended the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J S Kennedy. Visitors from New Kensington and Indiana joined W B McGinley Saturday evening. Frank Barkley Jr Blairsville spent weekend with grandfather and grandmother. Mrs Lizzie Wilkinson returned home after several weeks visiting friends.
Indiana State Teachers College student Joseph Henderson spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs J G Henderson. Visitors in the Walter Ewing home Sabbath included Earl Spalding and son John, Harry Fletcher of Johnstown, Orville Bailey and son Bill of Wilkinsburg, Frank Lumbing of Olivet, and Elsie Faith of Elders Ridge. Floyd Mayhood of New Kensington visited the T C Hood home Sabbath. Donald King of Clymer was home for the weekend. Mrs Abe Phillips has been ill but improving. Annabel Ewing visiting in Johnstown, Dolly Henderson improving and accompanied nurse Mabel Hopkins to Indiana. Walter Ewing, Annabel and James Wil Crawford Clark Coleman Ed and Wallace Shearer attended a Republican rally at the vocational school in Elders Ridge Friday. Martha and Wither Hine of Indiana spent the weekend with their parents. T C Hood’s were Indiana shoppers Saturday evening. Pecan statistic note: in 1983 over 60,000,000 pounds of pecans were consumed in the country.
Tack and Jack, attorneys announce an Orphans Court sale in Indiana County Pennsylvania to pay the decedent's debts. The property at Teaeelindaa No 1 in Crookside will be exposed to public sale under court order.
The document details the sale of Lot No 4 in Crookside Borough Indiana County Pennsylvania. It describes metes and bounds on School Street and adjacent lands, including an existing two story frame dwelling, a barn and outbuildings. It notes easements for spring water and drainage, with rights-of-way and reservations, referencing Henry and Margaret Mercurys deed and other title details.
Court order directs a sale of property with ten percent paid at bid and balance on deed delivery. Sale conducted by the Savings Peak Company of India under administrative order. Clerk W. Caleloun records October as the sale month.
Week's advertisement in the Republican Register of Aurora Nebraska features 112 quart galvanized pairs at 20 cents each. The notice promises rapid sales as items won’t last long. Dr. W R Amberson from the University of Tennessee is reported to be making marked progress in artificial human blood production from ox food.
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