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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1930

Page

2

Don’t Let Appearance Guide Health Judgments

Doctor Theodore B. Appel warns against judging health by looks alone. A well groomed person may have hidden heart issues and die suddenly, due to factors like overeating, stimulants, and lack of regular exams. Prioritize medical guidance and preventive care over eye appeal.

Theodore B. Appel

Weddings of a Week Headlines and Local Unions

Weddings in Washington include Blair Hall and Leena Custis Wat king Hall widow of Edward Hall a Pennsylvanian banker. Other unions listed: Melvin Shank and Elizabeth Brett. C. McHenry and Irene Verna McClure. Anthony Taribissi and Filomina Taribissi. Ward Reefer and Lottie Rearic. Also notes on prosecutions, a deer hunting fine, a spike buck found near Homer City, and a stolen Chevrolet coach at Sample Run.

Blair Hall James Sutton Blair South Sixth Street Leena Custis Wat‘king Hall Washington, D.C Washington Indiana Edward Hall David Hall Hall Presbyterian Church First National Bank Penna Blair Reefer-Rearic Ward Reefer Shelocia R.D Lottie Rearic Rural Valley Marsilage Justice of the Peate J Sample Run Harry Gula Clymer Gala

Up the River and Sweat Kitty Bellairs at The Ritz This Week

The Ritz features Pax Movietone comedy Up the River with Spencer Tracy Claire Luce and Joan Lawes, plus Sweet Kitty Bellairs with Claudia Dell. The Eyes of the World opens for two days, Army Band performs in Indiana, and Relief Night supports Salvation Army.

Ritz Spencer Tracy Claire Luce Joan “Cherie” Lawes Kitty Bellairs Claudia Dell Warner Bros Vitaphone Technicolor Madame DuBarry Pompadour Cleopatra Helen of Troy Kitty Ernest Nerrence Walter Pidgeon Parry Askam Juna Collyer David Belasco Edgerton Castle Walter O'Keefe Bobby Dolan Alfred E. Green Disraeli Indiana Theatre Salvation Army

Magician Genesta Dies After Daring Barrel Escape

Genesta, famed magician who thrilled Blairsville audiences with a water barrel escape at the Richeleu Theatre, drowned in Frankfort Kentucky Saturday night while performing his signature stunt. He entered the barrel as usual and told attendants to chop it open if he did not surface in two minutes. After two minutes the barrel was crushed and he was found unconscious and later died despite revived by artificial respiration. He reportedly admitted it was his first failure to escape.

Genesta Richeleu Theatre Blairsville Frankfort

Twolick Lock Club Dinner Meeting Features Mas onic Leaders

Twolick Social Club in Clymer hosted a dinner meeting with H C Alexander deputy state president of the National League of Mason ic Clubs and Roy A MacGregor deputy from Pittsburgh as principal speakers. About 60 members dined at the Clymer Presbyterian church. Local speakers from Indiana included W C Chapman Frank Neff J D Johnstone and Winfield King. A separate note advertises a shooting match at Edgewood near Indiana on November 22 with a Jas H Blakley store hosting. Guns and ammunition supplied by entrants. various game prizes listed.

Twolick H.C. Alexander National League of Masonic Clubs Roy A. MacGregor Pittsburgh Clymar Clymer Presbyterian Church W. C. (Chapman Frank Neff Johne‘ton Winfield King Indiana Edgewood Saliaburg Road Jas. H. Blakley JAS H. Blakley

Granny's Silver Slippers Turned Grandmother's Heart to Dance

GRANDMOTHER RANKIN, small and alert with snow white hair, tries silver slippers in a shoe shop. She dances in them at a Landers dinner dance, twists an ankle, and learns loneliness despite many grandchildren. Doctor Clinton treats her, and she tops a wedding wearing silver slippers, finding happiness in youth’s memory.

Grandmother Rankin Mra. Rankin Mrs. Rankin Miss Smithers Pranklin Franklin Rosehurst Nere Jamie Napsy Doctor Clinton

Seven misfit pegs in round holes in parenting

Dorothy Coffeen argues parents should stop shaping a child’s destiny to fit their hopes. Instead they should adopt passivity in guiding a child to discover their own desires and abilities, avoiding directing them into a parent chosen path.

Jimmy Mary Jimmie

Notable Society Tales and Legal Notices in Local Paper

A collage of stories features Lady Townshend and a workingman’s witty chat about pride in one’s job, plus a poem about time and work. It also includes public notices and a large classified sale listing for Studebaker cars and shop equipment at a Derry, Pennsylvania auction on November 14, with details on terms.

Lady Townshend United Family League England Marchtoness Los Angeles Times Studebaker Derry Dodge Black & Decker J.T. Wilson Pauv Ankny R. M. Doty Clark

Ode To A Skunk And The Modern World In Verse

A humorous poem contrasts a proud alley monarch with human progress from 1900 to 1929. It cites silk stocking sales, concrete road mileage, telephone density, and traffic codes, ending with a modernized Mary had a little lamb tale about a sleepless kept lamb.

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