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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1930

Page

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Local Residents Visit Friends and Relatives Across Town

Marion Center Mrs R E Lockard and children Ray and Opal plus Miss Mabel Lockard of Blairsville and Miss Mabel Kinter of Indiana were visitors at Horace Kinter’s. Lockards joined by Mrs Elizabeth McLeister and daughter visited Emory Bence of Dixonville. Mrs H C Lake of Indiana spent days with her mother Mrs Julia Barr. Laura Frederick returned from Jefferson county visit. Ernest Wetzel of Pittsburgh spent weekend with his mother here. Frank Donahue, former resident, was a business visitor last week. A kitchen shower was held for Mr and Mrs Ilynn McCoy at Mrs C W Barr’s home. Mr and Mrs P H Benade of Ble Run visited niece Miss Mary Caldwell. Mrs J R Donehay of Taylorsville was guest of daughter Mrs Kanarr. Bertha and Clara Conrad of near Pittsburgh visited aunt Mrs Rose Adams. Steele Stuchell of Harrisburg is spending vacation with parents Mr and Mrs L A Stuchen. Mr and Mrs Homer Jeffries were at her old home near Brookville. Mrs John Steele and children and Mrs Brilhant were business visitors in town.

R. E. Lockard Ray Opal Mabel Lockard Blairaville Mabel Kinter Indiana Horace Kinter Lockards Elizabeth McLeister Mrs. Kinter Emory Bence Dixonville H. C. Lake Julia Barr Laura Frederick Jefferson County Ernest Wetzel Pittsburgh Prank Donahue Ilynn McCoy C. W. Barr P. H. Benade Ble Run Mary Caldwell J. R. Donehay Taylorsville Kanarr Bertha Clara Conrad Rose Adams Steele Stuchell Harrisburg L. A. Stuchen Homer Jeffries Brookville John Steele Brilhiaut

Proposals to Amend Pennsylvania Constitution Submitted for Approval

A batch of joint resolutions requests amendments to Pennsylvania's constitution. Proposals include tax uniformity and exemptions, invest­ment rules for fiduciaries, restricted railroad free passes, universal male voting qualifications, and authorization to issue bonds of up to fifty million dollars for war veterans and later conflicts.

THE Commonwealth General Assembly OF Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania Secretary OF the Commonwealth Janes A. Walker Commonwealth of Pennsyyvania Senate House of Representatives General Assembly Army Navy Marine Corps United States Spain Philippines Guam James A. Walker the Commonwealth

Jacob's Ladders Mended with a City Encounter

Everly, a temperamental yet artistic man, repairs his broken ladder. An advertisement for Jacob's ladders draws him to a mysterious address where he meets Nan, a livelier scene unfolds as attraction blooms. The pair share a playful moment and hint at future marriage as fate mends more than wood.

Verly Everly Carter Jacob N. Carter Nan Jove Averly

Taking the Guess Out of Business by John G. Lonsdale

American Bankers Association president John G. Lonsdale argues for wider use of scientific methods in business. He compares economic research to a microscope, claiming it clarifies factors behind success and failure and can eliminate guesswork in industry, production and banking. He urges adoption of research driven analysis as a motto to reach success.

John G. Lonsdale American Bankers Association

Banking Conducting Continual Research

John G. Lonsdale, president of the American Bankers Association, describes the ABA as the world's greatest financial association. The group conducts systematic investigations across banking sectors and shares findings with 20,000 members to guide policy and practice.

American Bankers Association John G. Lonsdale Financial Association American Institute of Banking Federal Reserve System United States Lonsdale

Banking Grows More Complicated

In Denver a speaker at the American Institute of Banking noted the institute's 1918 curriculum had three courses and now offers ten with more to come. He listed subjects including banking fundamentals, commercial law, investments, and analyzing financial statements, and said two new topics bank operation and organization and bank management are to be added.

Denver Colo American Institute of Banking

The New Pace of Business Change

A synopsis of rapid business evolution driven by swift changes, contrasting the old slow pace with today’s rapid tempo. The shift makes it hard to keep up as organizations adapt to accelerating renewal and visible transformation.

Hecht

Local Residents Enjoy Weekend Gatherings Across Town

Richmond and nearby communities report a weekend of visits with many relatives and friends. Porter Berry and family stayed in Indiana. Cora Doty taught in Center township visited home here. Moore families from Marion Center and from Glen Campbell joined F A Moore and Charles Cochran kin in Punxsutawney and at Mrs. Clark Cochran’s home. Annie Richardson’s son Paul from New York City spent time with his mother. Rev. Arthur Barnette attended the U B conference at Hedgewood. Roy Lowman of Cleveland spent time with his sister Mrs. C A Oberlin. W S Hadden of this place made a business trip to Punxsutawney.

Porter Berry Indiana Mis Cora Doty Center Township R. G. Moore Marion Center Evelettte Moore Glen Campbell F. A. Moore Charles Cochran Punxsutawney Clark Cochran Paul Richardson New York City Annie Richardson Arthur Barnette U. B Hdgewood Roy Lowman Cleveland, Q C. A. Oberlin Hadden

Promotion offer for Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

In summer 1930 rain was scarce and an advertisement offers a combined yearly subscription to The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette for six dollars. The deal targets R F D readers and towns without a local agent, with orders sent to The Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pa.

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