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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1934

Page

2

Hutchison Birthday Surprise at Armagh Farm Home

East Wheatfield residents gathered at the Hutchison farm near Armagh to surprise Robert T Hutchison on his 72nd birthday. Family friends and neighbors from New Florence Seward Pittsburgh Heshbon and Elizabeth attended with gifts cake and refreshments during an evening of socializing and reminiscence.

Robert ‘T. ‘Hutchison East Wheatfield Township Hutchison Armagh B. EB. Mack Pittsburgh Elizabeth Royden Cunningham George Hutchison Robert Fred Bernice Virginia Belle Dick Hutchison

Grandmother Beauty Sparks Outdated Romance

A sentimental verse celebrates a grandmother’s revived look with bobbed hair in jet black, modern waves, and a glow for spring as marriage and social dances blur ages. A separate note notes sugar’s identical refining chemistry and utility, priced at $5.50 to readers.

Pennsylvania farmer is up in the air over relief funds

Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture John A. McSparran said farmers would receive about 1 million dollars in federal farm relief for 1933-34. Consumers face 42.85 million dollars in higher prices due to the processing tax, a situation depicted by Panepinto’s cartoon as out of balance.

Ennsylvania John A. McSparran Pennsylvania Mr. Panepinto

Behind the Curtain of a Traveling Shakespeare Troupe

A Indiana High School auditorium visit by Hendrickson and Brtce's Shakespearean company reveals backstage chaos. Pirates, makeup, and costumes spill over trunks as Hamlet rests between shows. Many actors also print their own posters and endure long travels between one night stands amid practical jokes and mishaps.

Hendrickson’s Brtce Indiana High School Hamlet Mr. Hendrickson

Personal Brevities Highlight Local Visitors and Visits

Congressman Nathan L Strong of Brookville visited town Friday. Mrs Raymond Smith of Waat Water street spent the weekend at Wayne visiting her son Harry a Valley Forge Military Academy student. Dick Houck vis ited Philadelphia relatives. A A Simpson heard of his daughter Mrs J H McCulloch of El Dorado Kansas returning home after months abroad. Mrs McCulloch will visit with her mother in Newville Pa. Mrs Alex Stewart and daughter Dotty of North Seventh street weekend in New York City to see Divided By Three with James Stewart. they joined Miss Mary Jane Pealer at the Princeton Washington and Lee game at Princeton Saturday. Mrs Mary Walch of Cincinnati Ohio weekend guest of Mrs Alinis Horner Brandt of South Sixth street. she is Mary Taubler. Nine Taubler siblings once lived on South Sixth street. Mrs Annte Munnere Mary Yuckenberg and Mrs Jennie McCracken Daugherty greeted her. R G Stephens of Parkwood made a pleasant call Thursday and ordered The Progress for a year, noting the small game in his area while mowing one of his herds.

Nathan L. Strong Brookville Raymond Smith Waat Water Street Wayne Harry Valley Forge Military Academy Dick Houck Howard iHouck South Sixth Street Philadelphia A. A. Simpson J. H. McCulloch el Dorado Kang James Stewart Mary Jane Pealer Miss Stewart Princeton Stephens

Quail Nest Hatches After Mower Accident

A mower cut off a female quail's legs on a nest. The Stephens home incubated the eggs under a petting hen, and the young quail hatched the next morning. The male quail vanished after hatchlings appeared, and Mr Stephens reports good outlook for small game in Parkwood.

Stephens Mr. Stephens Parkwood

Three Good Club Offers For Indiana County Subscribers

Indiana Progress advertises club offers for readers in Indiana County. One year access to multiple periodicals including Breeder's Gazette American Fruit or Pennsylvania Farmer Poultry Tribune Woman's World and Poultry Tribune McCall's Magazine Pathfinder and Household Magazine. Outside Indiana County add 50 cents per offer.

Indiana County Indiana Indiana Progress Country Home Poultry Tribune McCall's Magazine Household Magazine Pathfinder Indiana Progress Indiana Penna Progress Pittsburgh Post Gazette R. D

Love and Status Clash in a Day Laborer Romance

Louise, a shop worker, falls for Ed Martin a day laborer with a rough image. He reveals he is a detective who has tracked a criminal, exposing Louise to gossip and social pressure from coworkers as her engagement is revealed and tested by class expectations. She worries how the girls will react to the revelation.

Schnader on Fishing and Hunting Conservation in Pa

Republican gubernatorial candidate William A. Schnader urged Pennsylvania sportsmen to back the party platform focusing on conservation. He cited continued fish and game funds, nonpolitical game and fish police, and expanding state forests and recreational areas including French Creek. He urged voting Republican on November 6 to ensure sustained conservation efforts.

Pennsylvania William A. Schnader Williamsport Schnader Game and Fish Commissions Game and Fish Commonwealth French Creek State Department of Forests and Waters

Local Social Notes From Punxsutawney and Nearby

Rochester Mills Mrs C 1A Oberlin and sons Earl and Blair shopped in Punxsutawney Saturday. Mrs Butter Work visited friends at Punxsutawney Saturday. Leonard Mumau of East Run was a caller here Monday. W M Irvin of Marion Center was a caller here Sunday. Iddo Lewis of Marchand was a caller here Saturday. Mrs Annie Richardson and Mrs Edgar Work were Blairsville callers Friday. Albert Jeffries and family of Blairsville and Hastings Lowry and family of Indiana visited at the Home of W H Lowry on Sunday. Ray Altman shopped in Indiana Ford Kinnan of Hast Roun moved into the McGovern property on Friday. L E Richardson of Shelocta was a business caller here Monday. Harry Wangerman of Chambersville moved into the Rishes property on Thursday. Homer Pifer was a county seat visitor on Monday.

C. 1A Oberlin and Sons Earl and Blair Punxsutawney Ibutter Work Leonard Mumau East Run Iw. M. Irvin Marion Center Iddo Lewis Marchand Annie Richardson Edgar Work Blairsville Albert Jeffries Hastings Lowry Indiana W.H. Lowry Ray Altman Ford Kinnan Hast Roun McGovern Friay L. E. Richardson Shelocta Harry Wangerman Chambersville Rishes Homer Pifer

Protect Your Dropa and Fruit With Progress Trespass Notices

Don’t risk trespassers taking produce or damaging your vege tables. Post premises with Progress Trespass notices to back prosecutions. Paper notices six for 26 cents, Muslin notices three for 25 cents. Add three cents postage. Address The Indiana Progress Indiana Penna.

The Indiana Progress Indiana Penna

A Golfer's Lament Over Lost 60 Cents

A light verse recalls a golfer who loses a golf ball and, with woe, discovers he has misplaced sixty cents, a small coin misfortune amid a humorous note on the sport.

Notice to Hunters in Rayne and South Mahoning Townships

Landowners of Rayne Washington and South Mahoning townships warn that hunting and trespassing on their properties is strictly forbidden. Violators will be prosecuted under applicable law. Signatures include McMillen, Craft, Smead, Jamison, Speer Rowe, Floyd McMillen, and others. 43-1tc

Rayne Washington South Mahoning W. Ss. McMillen McMillen Harry Craft H. ¢. Smead Emmett McMillen W. C. Jamison George McMillen Speer Rowe Floyd McMillen Paul Lewis Mock Bros Tryin Koozer B. BR. Lightcap W. E Lightcap Robert McElhoes Heirs

Lost and For Rent Classified Notice Fragment

A fragmented classified notice describes a column for wanted lost for sale and rent ads. It indicates rates and payment rules, requesting word counts and copy money with the insertion for 25 words or more.

For Sale Mentor Heating Stove in good condition

For sale stove with new fire back two elbows and length afraid. Dandy heater sold cheap for cash by Donald Moorhead Indiana Pa. For sale sheets of heavy rug about four feet equal fine for under rugs and carpet cash at The Progress Office. No orders held unless paid for in advance.

Mentor Donald Moorhead Indiana Progress Office

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