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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1937
Page
8
Local social notes recount Monday visits to Paul Rupert in Kittanning hospital and weekend calls among Jamison, Christy, Stepp, Rupert, and Porter households across Kittanning Apollo Vandergrift and South Bend. The community attended church, hunted bear, and held a Father and Son Banquet with Rev H B Boyd as speaker and J A Shrom as toastmaster.
Mount Union area residents joined extended families over the weekend sharing visits with the Shaeffer, Rosborough, Kough, Cessna and Walker households. Edwin McIntire and others received medical care, with several shoppers and travelers noted in Kittanning and Indiana areas.
Maple Grove residents and Indiana visitors share Armistice day and weekend calls at homes of Sloppy, Wolfe, Wagner, and Adams families. Several couples from Blairsville, Hillsdale, Johnstown, and Bethel join gatherings. comments note aging over character in a local remark.
Strongstown reports the Ladies Aid held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Mabel Duncan s home. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Boring announce the birth of a daughter at their Buffington township residence. Miss Minnie Garrett spent the weekend with friends in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Wm McCrady and family of Blairsville made a Thursday call on John Bennett’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Marl Haskins moved to Culver for work. Miss Margaret Boring visits Johns town relatives. Richard Troxell of Johnstown spent Monday at his home here. Miss Ethel Goldburge visits Akron Ohio. Crist Mayer of Johnstown was a caller Saturday. A note on manufacturer profits cites efficiency margins versus a weaker competitor.
The article notes that dressmaking and millinery are among the few women's occupations showing decreased employment.
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