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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1921
Page
9
A seller touts Armour and Company fertilizer made from slaughterhouse byproducts. The ad claims large factory network and chemist supervision to tailor mixtures for various crops and soils. Emphasizes quality, service, and competitive prices for farmers.
Local notes report Ben Rozner has taken over the county constable office from M. T. Guiste. The column lists numerous visits and social events across Blacklick, including trips to Pittsburgh and Indiana, church activities, school closings, and county residents attending meetings and farewells. It highlights the community's busy social calendar and ongoing local engagements.
Mr and Mrs 8 C Coleman announce their daughter’s marriage to Ward Fulton of West Lebanon. A wedding is planned soon. George McCormick completed a successful term at Eldar School room No 1.
Sunday visits fill local scene as families gather at kinfolk homes. Mrs. Fleming suffers neuralgia and cold while Wm Kanarr heals rheumatism. Lelia Kanarr and others chaperone Hazlett pupils to Arcadia for eighth grade exam. Mrs. Arthur improves. Charles Kanarr visited Theodore Lydie. Croasman family spent afternoon with Ira Rank.
Mrs. John Shields of Indiana visited Mrs. Alice Kimmel on Friday. Hawthorn school pupils visited McHenry school on closing day Thursday. Miss Ruth Walker visiting in Canes township has returned home. Mrs. Reuben Peterman near here is in Tarentum caring for daughter after appendicitis. Mrs. Martin Fulmar called in Indiana on Saturday. John D. Adamson was a Marion Genter caller last week. Marion Groft was home Saturday from Indiana. Miss Luella Howser near here quit Chambersville and went home. Miss Ione Kimmel was a caller in Indiana Friday. Mrs. Harry Wymer near Grove Chapel visited at Marion Center on Wednesday.
Mrs A G Rankin visits Pittsburgh son and Freeport daughter Daisy Bloselett Monday for Pittsburgh where she will train Hugh Peddicord welcomes a baby boy Doyle Rowley welcomes a baby girl Our school closed Friday Many local youths took exams at Arcadia Saturday Roy Kidd family Glen Campbell visit Will Bowers somewhat improved Beulah Henry Cherry Tree visits Irene Butterbaugh Grace Gromley Gipsy visits parents Sunday Mr and Mrs Walter Fee and children Glen Campbell visit Latter’s parents Sunday Howard Dishong trip to Barnesboro Sunday Harry Gromley visits Archie Lyrie Sunday M P church plans preaching Sunday evening
The Cave of Wonders near Cavern Montana is designated a national monument in 1908 to protect colorful stalactite and stalagmite formations. Only 700 feet horizontal and 860 feet vertical have been explored. two small entrances exist, with one usable without ropes. The site lies 45 miles southwest of Butte on the Northern Pacific line, northeast of Cavern post office.
The Cincinnati Times-Star recalls golf’s growth from obscurity to prominence in presidential recreation. It notes early presidents like Cleveland and Harrison had little sport, McKinley preferred cigars, Theodore Roosevelt popularized tennis and boxing before golf, and Taft and Wilson embraced the game, with Harding now moving to golf at the White House.
Officials from the biological survey highlight that spring shooting bans and migratory bird marketing restrictions are yielding strong results. They warn removal would shrink bird numbers and threaten extinction, noting nationwide reports of rising populations and renewed breeding grounds. A classroom joke ponders why pi is tied to round shapes, with a student quipping about a square.
A Louisville Courier-Journal fragment questions a man’s honesty and possible shady lines of work. The speaker notes uncertainty about the man's employment while hinting at suspicious conduct surrounding his personal affairs.
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In the small hours a merry party, zigzagging to a house, hammered on a McGregor home. A night capped resident appeared as a spokesman cried, Sense us, but you’re Missish M’Gregor, aren’hL you. If you are, come down and pick out McGregor, we want to go home, and we don’t know which of us is him.
We recently received 800 dollars of Mirro ware highlighting Mirra features. A customer praised a Gold Medal Sweeper bought a month ago, saying it keeps surface dirt up and is essential for quick cleaning. Hoover Electric Cleaner ads promise labor saving help as good roads push shopping in a growing market.
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