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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1935

Page

4

Farm Extension News Plans for Green Township fair shows

Community groups plan 4-H club enrollment and calf clubs in Green township and Purchase Line with shows tied to Cookport fair. A Jersey and Guernsey calf club will form, plus potato garden and lamb feeding clubs. Meetings also cover 4-H work, leadership roles, and township activities through spring and summer.

Green Township Cockport Ira Reithmiller O. W. Baker Clark Keith Clyde Houck Purchase Line Warner Jersey and Guernsey Pine Flats J. C. Kelly Dlold Corn Club

PUBLIC SALE AT A I MILLER FARM NEAR GRACETON

Public sale on April 26 at noon at the A I Miller farm one mile west of Graceton on the back road to Homer City offers two horses three milk cows farm machinery vehicles including two wagons hay loader rake tedder mowing machine grain drill plow harrow potato planter digger shelter and a large assortment of household goods. Terms announced sale day rain or shine. Auctioneer R W George.

A. I. Miller Graceton Homer City Moore

Three Cigars Change Civil War Fate at Antietam

A cigar wrapper carried Special Order No 191 from Robert E. Lee revealing the divide of his army and paths of movement. McClellan swiftly moved to intercept, altering Confederate plans and sparing Pennsylvania from invasion in the bloodiest single day clash. The Antietam engagement cost about 22,140 casualties.

B. W. Mitchell Munele Ind Twenty-seventh Indiana Volunteer Infantry Army of the Potomac George B. McClellan McClellan Robert J. Lee Maryland Lee D. G. Hil George Brinton McClellan Staller South Mountain Gray “Army of Liberation Pennsylvania Antietam Wee Western Newspaper Union

First Full-Body X-Ray Captured in One Image

Researchers unveil a groundbreaking X-ray that shows the entire human body in a single frame. The achievement promises streamlined diagnostics and could transform medical imaging by revealing systemic conditions at a glance.

Hat Bargain Sparks a Storefront Love Test

Janey and Bill struggle to buy a stylish hat on a tight budget. Through theft, work, and sacrifice, Janey secretly spends the nest egg, scrubs floors, and endures lean meals to recover the money. Bill surprises her with the hat once the stash is restored, proclaiming it a market steal.

Janey Mr. Ginsberg Bill State Inn Ginsberg Gill Bil

Finest Oil From Porpoise Used In Watch Lubrication

A historic note mentions porpoise oil as the source of the earths finest lubricant mainly used for oiling watches. The description emphasizes the porpoises head as the origin of this prized substance.

Personal Brevities From Indiana and Nearby Towns

A long list of brief notes from Indiana and surrounding areas records visits, travels, and family milestones. Names include Margaret Lowman, J Serene, Ernest Kelly, J E Long, John Fleming, A A Mountain, Seward Davison, Phyllis Dennison, Ruby Mae McLain, Cordilla Buchanan, Robert Hughes, Helen Schmucker, J M Wakefield, C M Johnson, Noble Wetzel, Bess Cunningham, Edna Hilder Blackford, Norman Frankenberg, Floyd Gilfillen, Mary Wilson, and Agnes Sophia. Also marked are hospital births, anniversaries, and relocations involving residents and visitors.

Margaret Lowman South Tleventh Street Pittsburgh J. Serene Ernest Kelly Sualtsburg Indiana J. BE. Long Punxautawney John Fleming East Waterstreet A. A. Mountain Salina Seward Davison Johnstown Nebecca Davison Washington St Phyllis Dennison Hubbard, O Ruby Mae McLain Florida Bess Cunningham Cleveland D. A. Cunningham Wayne Avenue Ira Marlin South Seventh Street Indiana Hospital Jas. A. Taylor R. R. Bennett Martha Daugherty East Locust Street Margaret Allison Harry White College Avenue E. W. Flowers John EB. Hasinger Flowers Walter Black Alfred Smicksburg Ruby Wang Kittanning J. O. Repine Belmont T. 5. Lewis West Church Street June Paine Columbus, O Margaret McQuilken Ridgway Edna Hilder Blackford Mary Joseph Kinter Misa G. D. Templeton William Kaliski Deckera Point Lynn F. M. Lear John E. Boyle Weat Wheatfield Township Larth Marsh Near Robingon Kans A. A. Shupson Town North Point Board of Road Supervisors Weat Mahoning Township Daugherty Progress Office John M. Daugherty Church Street J. C. Burhenn Jeannette Ralph Moorhead Wilson George Philadelphia Agnes Sophia Herbert Guthrie East Chestnut Street Iivelyn Armstrong Josephine McCreight Virginia Martin Washington, D. C Red Cross Leslie A. Stutzman Cramer Memorial Hospital Leslie Edgar Hazel Braughter Marion Center East Mahoning Canoe Grant Townships Maude i Ross Ernest Good East Pike Nelson McGregor Belle Simpson Edna Elder Blackford Mary Elizabeth Tucson Ariz J. N. Elder School Street Rockies

Weddings of a Week Brown States and Bonnie States marry

Brown Walter H. Brown of Center township weds Bonnie Jane States of Home Wednesday at groom’s Saltsbury road home. Rev Charles Williams officiates. Brown family ties noted. groom a painter.

Bolivar and area social notes and moves

Local families visit and relocate across Bolivar area. Mrs. Floyd Saxton and daughters visit relatives. church preaching schedules announced by Rev. Clawson and Rev. Ruff. Charles Sutton improves. Mrs. Ganello returns home after hospital stay. Births, funerals, and home moves documented among McClain, Nixon, and Miller families.

Robert Stoner James Wakefield Shields Miller Front Street James Hewitt Union Brethren Clawson G. R. Ruff Charles W. ‘Sutton Mattie Ganello Latrobe Hospital A. N. Wella LaGranga Christ Allshouss William F. Lewia Monongahela Beckle Baer Lancaster, C Sara. Marsh Hugh’ Rager Cakeville Edward Horner Monay Merl Luther Clyde Charles A. Robinson Thomas Anderson, Jr Indiana Hospital Renatto Giacomella Happy Reed Goon Howard Nelson

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