02 Sep 1931
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1931
Page
1
Mohair interiors resist dust and stains and are simple to maintain. Pure soap and water remove common stains without damage, and brushing or vacuuming yields a thorough renovation, as the smooth Angora mohair fibers lodge less dust.
Washington Township residents provide social updates with visitors from Cleveland Akron Dayton and Greensburg. Church services announced at Harmony Grove Lutheran and United Presbyterian with Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11. Local families hosting and visiting including Blystone Crooks Jewart Harman and Miller households across Beyer Clark and Namine areas.
A packed Dixonville scene includes the Gueist reunion at Knoxdale and a large Barr and Dixonville turnout for the C B C picnic in Marion Center park. Local politicking features W A Kunkle visiting as sheriff candidate from Creekside. Families attend funerals for Mrs Harry Longwill and Mrs Beulah Byers clan visits over the weekend. Multiple residents travel to Indiana for county institute while others attend church, reunions, or business trips.
Mohair velmo upholstery needs no slip cover and stays clean longer than flat fabrics. Dust clings less to mohair and vacuuming removes debris easily, keeping a fresh look. This cleanliness can raise resale value by $25 to $100, aiding trade-in talks.
Miss Wilda Resler and Miss Thelma Brendlinger visited relatives in Johnstown and nearby. Clyde Anderson toured Atlantic City. Mrs Ella Reams traveled from Detroit to visit family and sister in Pittsburgh. Visitors from Newark and Wilkinsburg joined family gatherings. A. Ressler injured in bicycle accident. many socials, reunions, church meetings, school openings, and local notices fill the week in Bolivar and surrounding towns.
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