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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1935
Page
10
Fellow citizens urged to vote in the September 17 primary. E E Creps declares he has never held office and seeks judge position as a public servant with loyal Republican backing. He asks for votes and influence.
The Commissioner of Reclamation states the Boulder Dam reservoir stores about 1 458 915 000 000 gallons of water. The Bruckner weather cycle suggests roughly 35 years pass between severe drought periods.
The article explains that equal parts ammonia and turpentine remove paint from clothing by saturating the spot three or four times and washing with warm soap and water. It also states that about 80 percent of all adults are immune to infantile paralysis.
Harriet Alexander of Blacklick township and fellow Club members attended the Congress of Clubs picnic at Creekside. Others visiting include Miss Elizabeth Stoneback visiting Dorothy Stoneback in Brooklyn, N Y. Kenneth Nippes from Pittsburgh visits his parents. The Weitzel and Widdowson families travel to State Teachers College Indiana for fall enrollment.
Mr and Mrs Boyer and daughter Maxine visited the Latters parents Mr and Mrs B J Welsh at Homer City on Saturday evening. James Piter returned to White Plains New York after visiting his parents. Mildred Rodaker a teacher at Plumville High School spent the weekend at home near Dayton. D Bowser and children visited his parents in Parkers Landing. Rev Giffen attended Presbytery at Rural Valley. Helen Lipsie of Indiana visited in the home of her parents. Mr and Mrs Harry Brown and daughter of near Trade City visited Clark Lukeharts. Anna Catherine Pifer had returned to work at Citizens General Hospital in New Kensington.
Maple Grove residents hosted a string of visitors from Robinson Barberton Punxsutawney and Nanty Glo including Anne Bryan James Hewitt and many families. Weekly and weekend visits featured social calls church services and a Spruce Grove Wesleyan Methodist quarterly meeting.
The report lists numerous visits and weekend gatherings among Shields Sutter Gaul Robb Hugas and McDowell families from Indiana Mareh Claysmer Jamestown and Clairton. People traveled to and from Pittsburgh Erie Niles Clymer Punxsutawney and Fairview during Labor Day weekend with multiple relatives hosting gatherings.
Miss Georgie Jeffries left Rochester Mills for Long Island New York for work. Mr and Mrs Lewis Depp visited Blairsville relatives the past week and returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs L A Wider visited Pittsburgh relatives Wednesday. Albert Jeffries and family from Blairsville visited their parents Sunday. Guy Potts and family were Sunday guests of Frank Potts and family. O Moore of Glen Campbell and L R Bilder and daughter Fanny hosted Sunday visitors. Richard Engle high school student from Indiana spent weekend with mother. G I Pollock family attended Ebensburg fair Sunday.
Mrs Lallie Lewis moves from Richmond to Indiana Monday. A son born to Mr and Mrs Harry Leasure at their home Thursday. Fred Diltz of Indiana was a business caller Friday. Mrs Bertha Baun of Indiana visited sister Mrs Lady Lewis. Arch Cannon family from McIntyre spent weekend with Wm B Little family. Ralph Oberlin and daughter Betty visited Clair Burkett home Sunday. Mrs Clark Cochran shopped in Punxsutawney Saturday. Stephen Hudafek family shopped in Punxsutawney Saturday evening. Noble Miller of Indiana was a business caller Friday. Samuel Scava of Punxsutawney called on his trade here Monday. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers five thousand six hundred fifty.
Shady Hollow neighbors and relatives gather for weekend and weekday calls. Dewey Wagner and family hosted T W Fiscus. Indiana visitors James Moorehead joined relatives. Extended visits connect Meyers Harkleroad McIntire Henderson McGaughey Morrison circles with departures and daytime drop ins near Dayton New Kensington Willet.
CHAMBERSVILLE observations list multiple visits: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bartholomew to Atwood to see Mrs. Cuddy, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller and children to Vandergrift, others like Mrs. Vernie Mieming and Mrs. Lina Trusal at Pruner home. Sunday school after services, and a visit by Chas Brady to Indiana.
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