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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1926
Page
7
IR Bookkeepers stenographers and shipping clerks exposed to continuous eye strain are urged to consult for periodic free examinations to maintain eye efficiency and health. The notice emphasizes the value of annual eye care and invites readers to see the service today.
NOLO Mair Cramer and Wilson Bowers were Heilwood callers on Monday. James Robertson of Strongstown was a Nolo caller on Saturday. Roy Schrecngost was a Johnstown caller on Tuesday. Trd Stiffler was an Indiana caller Tuesday. Jay Coy was a caller at the Highland farage on Friday. Violet Overman spent Wednesday evening with Mildred Detwiler and Thursday evening with Mrs. Ray Schrecengost. Wilson Bowers and George May moved to a shanty at the Grow place. Ruth Cramer spent several days last week at Norris Lyster’s home.
The Pennsylvania State Health Department urges parents to immunize children with toxin-antitoxin to prevent diphtheria. Dr. Charles T. Miner underscores three-dose programs, carrier risks, and the success of statewide immunization efforts including thousands of children vaccinated and cities reporting no diphtheria deaths. Parents are urged to protect their children and seek immunization promptly.
Mrs Nancy North visited her daughters in Indiana while Gles Tertinger and family from Colyer spent the weekend with the McCormicks. Mrs Pollack called on relatives. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Aaron Toul. Mrs Agnes McGregor of Indiana visited her sister Mrs A E Barr who has been ill. Other local guests included Tyank Wetzel and family from Wil son and N A Stefty returning from trips to Gettysburg and Harrisburg.
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