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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1937

Page

4

Two youths held for Dixonville hardware store raid

John Musko aged 17 and Norman Black aged 15 both of Dixonville are held in the county jail for court action on charges of entering and robbery in connection with the theft of shotguns rifles ammunition and hunting knives from the Bence hardware store in Dixonville late Friday night. There are nearly twice the number of women operating their own businesses as there were in 1910.

John Musko Norman Black Dixonville Bence Hardware

Master Grange chief attacks relief and thrift policy

J A Boak, master of the Pennsylvania State Grange, declares relief undermines thrift and initiative at the 65th annual convention in Harrisburg. He argues no able bodied person should be paid without work and criticizes government wage subsidies and the new Teacher Tenure Law as counterproductive. He supports soil conservation, warns on court strings, and calls for government to protect property rights and provide work. Blairsville man dies from rock fall at Brenizer mine. Chris Valurai, 44, leaves a widow and three children.

J. A. Boak Pennsylvania State Grange Farm Organization Harriaburg Supreme Court Labor Soil Conservation and Co-Operatives Boak Grange Blairsville Brenizer Chris Valurai Spring Street Indiana Westmoreland Mining Co

Furniture For A Bride From Hidden Antique Shop

May Belle, a devoted decorator, seeks bargains for a bride to furnish a small apartment. She inventories a back alley stable full of musty furniture and negotiates over a spool bed and table with a wary dealer. Howard Ambler arrives with a business card and hints at future collaboration in May Belle's project.

May Belle Edis Maybelle Howard Ambler Windsor

A Bride, A House, And A Hidden Past

May Belle helps decorate a colonial home while Howard Ambler plans a life there. The dream brightens until a purchase of the four poster threatens joy, but May Belle learns Howard wants her in grandmother’s house forever, and she accepts.

May Belle Howard Ambler Belle Howard

Local notices and social updates from Clarksburg area

Alverda notes Mrs Rose Veltri confined with heart trouble and many visits and callers including Anna Plaveczki from Cresson and Arch Repine family. Nearby reports list hospital patient Margaret Shuss, bridge nearing completion, D E Clawson daughter born, Compton couple visiting Washington DC, and local church services. Also hunters seen, Plymouth car purchase by Harry Ferguson, and public sale notice.

Anna Plaveczki Anna Cresson Sara Martin Napp Stafford Arch Repine Johnstown Margolis Hellwood Gomer Smith Indiana Sam Gordon Alma Vazer Alma Leone Barnesboro John Sutila Joseph Sutila Carma Jean Magnone Jerry Naglich Michael Dropp Heilwood Margaret Shuss Spangler Hospital Clarksburg J. H. Fryar Ohio J. A. Compton Washington, D.C J. Y. Clawson Harrison City Clifford Cunningham Saltsbury D. E. Clawsson

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