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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1931

Page

3

Second to None Winner on Campus Romance

Janet Major faces a military drill rivalry between Coles Bedford and Barney Weston. Bedford wins a silver cup for discipline while Janet ultimately chooses Barney Weston, declaring his second-place standing “Second to None” as the campus crowd applauds.

Bedford Jan Janet Corporal Weston Jan- Janet Coles Bedford Weston Barney Weston Coles Barney Janet Major Cales Bedford Coles Budford Cates Bedford

Nation and religion in the United States debated

The Detroit News notes the U S is not declared a Protestant or Christian nation by law yet cites a 1892 Supreme Court remark calling it a Christian nation, while referencing the Constitution and treaty clauses on religious freedom and establishment.

United States Congress Tripoli United States of America Supreme Court Brewer Detroit News

Variety of Acacia Used in Building Tabernacle

The article notes shittim wood from acacia-sepal as one of three acacia varieties in eastern lands. It grows in arid deserts with yellow blooms in spring and pods in summer, used for provender though with low food value. The text ties this to Exodus XXV and Moses building the tabernacle.

Loyal Confederate Women Save Stonewall Jackson From Trap

Esther Washington and Rebecca Washington rode to Charlestown to warn General Stonewall Jackson of a planned trap by Union generals Fremont and Shields during the Virginia campaign. Jackson praised their courage and prepared to strike back against Fremont. Esther was the daughter of George W. Washington, linking to the family of the first president.

Jackson Stonewall Jackson Fremont Shields Virginia Baltimore & Ohio Magazine Esther Washington George W. Washington Charlestown Esther Rebecca

Scottish Shrine Town Revered For Scotland’s Destiny

The article notes a historic Scottish shrine town as the cradle of Scotland's Christian era. It highlights Saint Columba founding a monastery in 563 that served as the national church for 150 years and as a source of inspiration for poets and pilgrims, linking monastic ruins to the birth of Christianity in Scotland.

Scotland Columba National Church of Scotland

Ancient English Official The Clerk of the Hampershee Role

A fragmentary note traces the origin of the office from hamper keeper to Clerk of the Hampershee in English history. It cites 1577 reforms by Sir T Smith, an early 1302 reference, and a Shakespearean allusion, noting the fines for writs and the king’s hamper in royal custody.

T. Smith Tie Clarke Murray Henry VII Gilliens

Comprehensive Map A Mercator imap projection description

A description of Mercator projection map construction explains meridians drawn parallel and latitude parallels straight. Distances between parallels vary with latitude to preserve angular relationships, yielding polar enlargement and approximately accurate distance ratios compared to a sphere.

Mercator

The Blory of Two Negroes in Watermelon Theft

The papers recount a tale where one of two Black men was jailed for stealing watermelons. When asked about his accomplice, the prisoner said he had died from eating too rich fruit, adding that Providence sometimes places us in paradise before heaven.

Community Notes From Bolivar Region Echoes of Life

Local items recount visits and travel across New Florence Barnesboro and nearby towns. Highlights include deaths such as James McAnulty in a mine accident, church events, a birthday of a girl born in Greensburg hospital, school staff changes, and community rotates through schools, visits, and social gatherings. Notable names: Eunice West Velma Taylor Donald McAnulty James McAnulty Chester Fisher Armor Penrose William A John Clara Henderson hostetler, T. A. Henderson Ed win Croll J. B. Stineman Gertrude James Thompson.

William A. John John 8. Jones Avonmore William L. Bowser Ormer Johnstown William A. Lear William Black Torrance Archie Gamble Charles Hostetler Claridge Greensburg Hospital Hostetler Clara Henderson T. A. Henderson Edwin Croll Greensburg J. B. Stineman Gertrude James Thompson T. S. Lynn M. C. Rhinehart Armagh Floyd Saxton Anna Mary Scott Fulcomer Lockport Emanuel Ressler Archie Fulcomer Eleanor Lawrence Mitchell Colyer Free Methodist Church Jane Lewis Bolivar Public School Lewis Dewey Riddell Effie Kunkle Homer City George Muir Elizabeth Muir Sutton Phyllis Bowser Jay Bowser Susan Rice Swissvale Albert Walbeck Joseph L. Walbeck Lutheran Church Braddock

Local Notes From Rochester Mills and Surroundings

Ex sheriff Geo H Jeffries visited Indiana last week. Teachers and residents like Cora Doty and Evaline Oberlin spent weekends at home. Several relatives and friends traveled between Indiana and Rochester Mills. Funeral and hospital visits are noted, with neighbors sharing weekend visits and local social events. Mrs Letta Douglass Stahl retires after a successful fourth term of school.

Gertrude Rodgers Indiana Hospital Charles Kirker Indiana Edith More Marie Kerns Johnstown Frank Markle Altoona Elizabeth Griffith New York N.J Presbyterian Church Elven Elderton High School Wright Biderton Leason Ramner T. B. Sharps U. BP Florence Frances Sharp Shelocta Margaret. Cunningham T. BE. Sharp Todd Rankin Ruth Warner Roy Millan Rochester Mills Geo. H. Jeffries Cora Doty Center Township Edson Doty Elizabeth Doty Walter Pollock John Palmer Vandergrift Paul Jeffries Geo. Jeffries J. C. Cochran Robt. Dunmire Rossiter R. C. Doty H. Rooks Glen Miller Joseph Miller Home Ad Carey Tuneau Silas Carey Juneau Geo, Carey lClae Max Crawford Thad C. Work Evaline Oberlin Pittsburgh H. W. Oberlin Nathan Work Dora Hurd Clarence Wright Esther Lillian Jeffrey Wilgus Carl B. N. Beringer Samuel Biss SS. Clair Switzer Spangler Hospital J. N. Hudson Will Kelly Rex Langham Lucy Somerville Ted Cherry Tree Blaine Beringer Verlo Beringer Peggy Sue St. Benedict Ballern Lou Goodlin Buffalo Ned Baker Twohhildren Namine George Stiffler Stanley Stahl Stahl Letta Douglass

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