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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1928
Page
10
Wr Wood notes Ford rises to demand with nearly 3,000 cars daily while Mrs Weed jokes about meeting needs with a single cat. A light exchange follows about dentistry, building a garage, affordability of a cay, and a cook's stance on a coupe, ending with a cauliflower gift after marriage.
Washington Township area residents host and visit kin near Kintersburg and Wellsburg. Local visits include Harman Blystone Park families traveling to Greensburg and Mount Union church attendance. A surprise party at John Haden’s home drew 125 guests with baskets and lunch. Josiah Wisher visits Gasstown with 95-year-old aunt Caroline Fisher. Mrs. Sara Sourwine of Indiana visits her son Jay Sourwine near Willet. Services at Harmony Grove Lutheran Church scheduled with 11 o'clock service and 10 o'clock Sunday School.
Rochester Mills resident Elnora Bowers spent weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Co C Bowers. Harold Jeffries, Ohio worker, visited with Mr and Mrs George H Jeffries. John Leasure of Carey Ohio stayed with Mr and Mrs James Leasure. William Sheesley of Creekside visited sister Miss Iuzzie Sheesley. John Davis of Rossiter visited friends Thursday. Wilbur Carr and Roy Carney of Punxsutawney called on friends Friday and Friday. Jane S Miller attended Sunday School convention at Steffy Chapel Saturday. Carl Pifer and family of Punxsutawney called on friends Sunday.
Miss Martha Fonts hosted a masquerade gathering Monday evening with friends. Armstrong Grange plans its officer election on November 7. H. R. Couch was a Pittsburgh visitor on Sunday. Sam Dible spent Sunday in Payette County.
Social visits and gatherings across Maple Grove Strongstown Clymer and nearby areas include Elizabeth Gressley and Erma McCullough calling on Mrs Dogan Dearmy in Strongstown. visitors to D H Detwiler home. Erma and Wava McCullough staying with G R Waltemire. multiple calls at Holmes Sleppy and Gressley homes. a pre social masquerade at Nolo school. Crooked Creek Church services and a pie and box social for church repairs. extended visits from Indiana Punxsutawney and Five Points residents. twenty fifth wedding anniversary celebrated with Fr A Miller family hosts in Indiana.
Nicolas Town resident Leo Kinnan works in Clymer mines. John Daugherty from Pittsburgh visited local friends last week. Mrs. Louie O'Hara, formerly at Alex Sterner's, is now at home. Mrs. Betty McMillen, near Hast Run, is ill. Gail Reithmiller, Deckers Point teacher, attends the Teachers' Future this week. John Leasure, visiting his daughter at Barnesboro, spent a day with his son M. J. Leasure.
A deformed wartime style letter praises Herbert Hoover and urges national unity under his leadership. The author claims Hoover can solve future problems through his character, critiquing past Republican efforts and highlighting the impact of Hoover’s Newark address.
The text discusses the decline of European democracy and the fragility of the machinery of government, noting how Hoover warns that wrecks in Europe offer reasons for the United States to heed caution and learn from these weaknesses.
Fragmented Lucerne social schedule lists Frank Thranplon Mildred Buterbaugh Deb Kelley and wife visiting neighbors and family across Saturday and Sunday. Mentions Mc Washinder Nestor Stephens Raaymond Meeking Edwin Weaver Rev Edwards and Stev Beechlay with birthdays and a few unclear local events amid garbled text.
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