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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1930
Page
4
Furniture designs seen at recent summer markets and now selling in early fall favor simplicity over ornament. Designers and manufacturers emphasize usefulness and beauty with simple lines and quality construction. Oak, maple, and chestnut remain popular, with modern dining and living room suites matching new home architecture.
Mrs Clara Marshall and son Dale entertain relatives from Pittsburgh and Beyer area as the Kittanning Presbytery discusses vigilance in faith. Visitors include Mrs Nannie Schrecengost and Frank Fleming. families travel to funerals and reunions while Alma Park miners parade to Butler. Local reports note improved property, travels to Salem and Altoona, and a busy school week with full classes and 60 freshmen.
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette join for 1930 offering a combined subscription. The two papers cost $6.00 for R F D subscribers or residents in towns without The Post Gazette agent. Send orders to The Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pa.
Services will be held next Sabbath at 11 o clock with Sunday school at 10:00 Preparatory services Friday at 7 30 p.m. A birthday party for Mrs John Rupert last Saturday night. Events include visits and a family picnic with Old Learn homestead dinner. Mrs Annie Walker from Indiana visited friends brief notes on local social life.
The passage notes chestnut furniture, popularity of Early English oak and early American maple designs, and abundant walnut and mahogany for reproductions of Sheraton Shippendale Haepplewhite Adam Queen Anne and Duncan Phyfe.
A small kitchen table on easy-rolling casters can be moved to suit the home manager. It facilitates meal preparation by staying near the stove during baking or near the sink for washing and near the cabinet for pastry making.
McSparrin of Mt Vernon and Martha Jane Oatman were married at First United Presbyterian Church by Rev J J Mellvaine. The brides and grooms in a series of September weddings include Ladenberger and Whited Barnesboro. Detwiler Hill Strongstown. McCoy Jeffries Marion Center. Thomas Schloder Dubois Homer City. Stancombe Kerr Indiana. Taylor Leonard Graceton with multiple family ties and occupations listed.
Consolidated Lumber and Supply Company and Rochester Pittsburgh Coal Company drivers logged 606 755 miles without a mishap in the past year. A dinner honored the crew with certificates and awards as manager R E Krape led the event with remarks from executives and shop superintendents.
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