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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1933
Page
2
After an election, Borough Tax Collector Straitiff urges residents to pay local taxes, offering installment plans for those who commit to regular partial payments. He emphasizes the need for taxes to fund schools churches and homes and urges those who have not paid to make a sincere effort, promising cooperation where possible.
An advertisement promotes The American Boy and Boy-Youth’s Companion 1934 issues featuring Jimmie Rhodes’s return to adventures from Arctic jungles to Africa. The offer includes a $2.00 one year subscription or three years for $3.00 before January 1, with address in Detroit for orders.
Town whispers spread that Joe Albers and Peggy Rogers wed secretly and honeymooned in Cedar Rapids. Peggy and Celia Winslow clash over Joe and a tangled plan reveals Peggy’s true wish to marry Joe, while Joe offers a future with Peggy after a tricky engagement with Celia and Marge’s husband.
The Ritz Theatre screens Footlight Parade with lavish scenic beauty and song numbers while The Kennell Murder Case debuts Friday as a top detective drama starring William Powell. Barbara Stanwyck leads Eye r in My Heart Monday and Tuesday with Otto Kruger in a romance amid World War II era tensions. The Mad Game headlines November 22 24 with Spencer Tracy and Claire Trevor in a wrenching kidnap tale as To the Last Man features Randolph Scott Esther Ralston and more in a frontier feud saga concluding a busy week at the Ritz.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Clark of Corapolis were weekend guests of his parents Mr and Mrs Lewis G Clark of South Sixth Street Miss Eulene Musser a student nurse in West Penny hospital Pittsburgh spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Olive Musser of South Tenth Street Miss Olive Butterbaugh of South Sixth Street who had been a patient at Indiana hospital where she was treated for a fractured knee is now recuperating at home Mr and Mrs William Kissinger of Locust Street M C McCann of town and Samuel Kissinger of Homer City left Tuesday for Lakeland Florida to spend the winter Mr and Mrs John Rezzolla of South Seventh Street with their son John a student at Catholic University Washington DC were guests this week of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Thomas Lee of New York City Mr and Mrs Howard Sloan and daughter Claire of Vandergrift and Mr and Mrs Richard Sloan and daughter Mary Lou of Greensburg spent Sunday with Mrs John A Frick of South Eleventh Street the mother of Mrs Richard Sloan Pheasants and rabbits prepared to tempt the appetite were served at a game dinner Sunday by Mr and Mrs J D Zamboni of West Church Street guests included Mr and Mrs Vernon Phillippi Mr and Mrs Joan Kinter Miss Helen Ray Eugene Smith Miss Ruth Frederick Wilmer Roser and August Zemboni The guests were served by the male members of the party Mr and Mrs Alvin Evans of Ebensburg were Sunday guests of his mother Mrs W D Bush of West Washington Street Miss Laura Bush who had been recuperating at the Evans home has returned and will resume duties as critic teacher at Horace Mann School next week Substances have been found which added to hydrogen gas make it 50 percent less inflammable a discovery of possible importance to dirigibles in countries lacking helium gas.
At the farm of J Frank Fleming one and a half miles north of Gheloda on Friday November 24 at 12 oclock sharp three head horses including Borrell Team one mare and one horse gray mare five years old weight about 1250 pounds six head cattle including two heifers one to be fresh soon Holstein cow bull two calves farm machinery and vehicles including no wagons binder drill hay rake mowing machine corn worker corn planter plows and harrows set work harness no 8 cooking stove hay by the ton and many other articles too numerous to mention terms made known on day of sale owner J Prank Fleming R W George auctioneer
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