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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1923
Page
2
The Dodge Brothers Touring Car offers exceptional ride comfort and refined detail. Its longer lower body reduces sway and adds leg room while deeper seats and longer springs prevent fatigue on cross country tours, yet the car remains built on the same chassis with the same sturdy engine.
Washington report shows female mortality surpassed male rates among industrial policy holders in early 1920s, with reversals by 1922. White and Negro populations exhibit age related shifts, notably among child bearing ages, influenza and tuberculosis trends linked to maternal deaths and male excess mortality persisting after age 35.
A string of local visits and travels is noted. Mrs. Joseph Myers and family visited Robert Most in Marion Center alongside Mrs. Everett Wise staying with her parents nearby. Several residents from Seward Dixonville Robindale and Curry area were seen in Indiana and Barnesboro during the week and weekend.
Paris news notes the happy moment when Mme Just of the Nineteenth arrondissement presented her tenth child to her husband. The municipal prize of 150 francs was awarded by the mayor after formal verification of each child’s name, age, and birthplace, with the ten children, parents, and hundreds of neighbors in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Irvin Myers and family hosted guests from Sam Burkett and others on Sunday. Frank Kerr and family Blair Buchanan and daughter Widdowson visited John Leasure, with H Riethmiller and Anna Tyger noted in Indiana. Ora Vree visited aunt Bert Brown. Thomas Lowman and Nobel visited relatives in Clearfield. Rev W T Weaver and wife called on Miss Margaret Hamilton. J H Berkey did business in Dixonville. John Leasure and family attended funeral of Elizabeth Kerr Saturday.
Mr and Mrs W H Beck and sister Nettie of Punxsutawney spent Sunday with friends at Worthville Mr and Mrs George Gaul were Saturday evening shoppers at Punxsutawney Mr and Mrs James Marsh and family returned home Monday from a motor trip to Altoona and other points Farmers are busy lifting their potatoes The crop is only fair The state road man Mr Mencer was stationed at Mr Dormire's Sunday to count autos traveling north and south from 6 to 6 Miss Florence Sutter at Indiana Normal School spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs D B Sutter
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