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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1936

Page

3

Hard Luck Timothy Jones Finds a False Hope

Timothy Jones, known as hard luck Timothy Jones, grows hopeful when a flashy stranger offers horse race tickets with a big payoff. He bets five dollars on Nebraska, but the horse finishes sixth, delivering a final blow to his jinxed life as he faces poverty and a growing family.

Imothy Jones Third Market Timothy Michael O'Reilly Kitty O'Coole Kitty Third and Market Tim Timothy Jones Q. K Mr Tuck Strait Nebraska Jim Moriarky Mike Sullivan Big Mike Minothy Jones Ryan

Poland Honors Wilson With Streets Parks And Squares

A Polish compilation shows about 80 streets parks and squares named after the late President Wilson reflecting gratitude for liberty. Poland also has Warsaw place names in multiple states, while American toponymy memorializes Poland with numerous towns and counties naming Warsaw and other Polish references.

Poland Wilson America George Washington United States Warsaw Minnesota Goodhue County Rice County Polonta Roscan St. Louia

Origin of Mascot and its odd early roots

The term mascot rose to prominence via Audran operas in 1880 with La Mascotte. The origin is debated, linking to Provencal music and a sorceress, and possibly from the French ne masque describing a caul on a newborn. Ancient beliefs considered such a caul a sign of luck.

Audran

Bible class meets. locals recall visitors and students

The Clarksburg scene centers on a monthly ladies Bible class at Mrs. Carl Fleming's home. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Coleman and daughter Ella of Braddock, and others from Blairsville, Saltsburg, Indiana, and Westminster College. Fern Lowman, a Saltsburg High School graduate, and her Beta Phi Alpha Sorority initiation are noted amid illnesses and family visits.

Chas. Fulton Waterman Morris Paul Lowman New Wilmington Westminster College Fern Lowman Beta Phi Alpha Sorority Miss Lowman Saltsburg High School Carl Shearer Pittsburgh George Douglass Iselin Hemphill

Mothers Day Observed At Curry Run Church

Curry Run church conducts Mothers Day services with 11 o clock worship and 10 o clock Sunday school. CBD at 7 30 and a Christian Endeavor party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Fleming last Friday night with anagrams and a fruit salad. A serenade honored Mr and Mrs Wm EB Thomas at Wallace Rising home Monday night. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Lawrence McCurdy and daughter Charlotte Ann and Ruth Kunkle at the McCurdy home. John Fleming and children Betty Jo and John visited the Carl Fleming home last Sunday. Paul Fulmer and George Hierer work for Roy Fulmer repairing fence. A sale at J W Risling’s home drew a large crowd last Saturday. Wallace Fleming works at the Fleming home. Alta McCurdy works in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Walter Rising and family spent the weekend with relatives here.

Christian Endeavor Society Carl Fleming Thomas Wallace Rising McCurdy Lawrence McCurdy Charlotte Ann Ruth Kunkle John Fleming Betty Jo John Paul Fulmer George Hierer Roy Fulmer J. W. Risling Wallace Fleming Alta McCurdy Indiana Walter Rising Perry Lichtenfels Wanetta Johnstown Jamey McGraw Memorial Hospital Daniel Davison Blairsville Oswald Anderson Free Methodist Church Pittsburgh George Miller Clarence Donald Billy Alice Gareo Camp Greenwood Furnace Arthur Bowser Sharpsville Ralph Jonas John Cline Westport Clinton County William Cunningham Butler Curtis Cunningham George Vangilder Daniel Schrum James Liebold Smokeless Shirley Hope George Liebold Clark Miller Ray Shetler Renova Arthur McAnulty Donald McAnulty Johns~town Mary Ellen Mc~Anulty Joe Pounds Harry Vandergrift Leroy Douds Raymond Bessie Corts Tarentum Mias Blanche Galbraith Corta R. L. George G. H. Coleman W. A Lillian Allshouse Anna Rabico W. J. Craig Mag Parkwood Millen Noble Wetzel Mis Walter Smith Enma Fleming Catherine Stiver Charlotte Smith

South Bend Community Notes Detail Local Happenings

South Bend residents welcomed new family arrivals and reported jobs and relocations. Clarence and Mrs. Alcorn celebrate two sons while Wilda Anderson and Ed Barnett are noted in local households. Friends and kin visited, moved, or stayed with relatives across New Kensington, West LeBanon, and Johnstown.

South Bend Clarence Alcorn Wilda Anderson Montgomery Ed. Barnett Leechburg Virgie Alshouse New Kensington W. F.C James Smith Clawson Sunberg Farm West Lebanon Hunter Girt Sadie Smith Janet Townsend Indiana Mel Silvis Cam McCutcheon New ‘Texan

What Shakespeare Said on Jest and Hearing

A Shakespeare quotable line notes that a jest's success depends on the listener rather than the speaker, highlighting how meaning proves true only in the ear of the hearer, not in the speaker's phrasing.

Shakespeare

Residents and Visitors Share Weekend Contacts in Greensburg Area

Local notices list Mary Nixon visiting with her parents in Greensburg, Armagh caller Missy Sedena Middleman, and visits from Harry Robinson of Ozark Missouri with his family. Several residents, including Russell McClain and son Richard, Thomas Miller and family, and the Lichtenfels family, spend weekends in towns like Pittsburgh Johnstown and Blairsville.

Liloyd Alcorn Clyde Russell McClain Richard Pittsburgh Thomas Miller Robert Boyle Chestnut Street

Strongstown Social Notes Record Week of Local Visitors

Ruth Stephens of near Hbensburg visited her grandmother in Belsano while several local families hosted and called on friends across Brush Valley Nanty Glo and New Florence. Calls included Harold Empfield of Belsano, M K Bennett in Brush Valley, Thelma Boring in New Florence, Whitesells in Nanty Glo, Sharpe and Artemus in W G Orner home, and Tom Stephens showing modest improvement after a month.

Ruth Stephens Hbensburg Annie Ondrizek Albert Hughes Alton Strong Tillie Boring Belsano Harold Empfield Empfield John Bennett Blair Empflaid M. K. Bennett Brush Valley Thelma Boring New Florence Parl Whitesell Nanty Glo James Whitesell Alton Sharpe Harry Artemus W. G. Orner Tom Stephens

Local residents visit relatives and attend two funerals

Rossmoyne Mibses June and Nannie Diltz and niece Winifred Diltz of Fairmont West Virginia visited their parents A W Diltz over the weekend. Norman Van Horn of near here called at Wells home on Sunday. Numerous locals attended H B Lydick funeral in Indiana and Clair Kery funeral near North Point on Saturday. Paul Elkin and Naomi from Indiana and R Boyd Elkin from Timblin visited Elizabeth Elkin last week. Clifford Colkit and Zelda Plumville stayed with Delmer Whitesell family Sunday evening.

Mibses June Nannie Diltz Winifred Diltz Fairmont W. Va A. W. Diltz Norman van Horn Near Here D. C. Wells H.8. Lydick the Streams Indiana Maude Wella Clair Kery Near North Point Paul Elkin Naomi R. Boyd Elkin Timblin Elizabeth Elkin Clifford Colkiit Zelda Plumville Delmer Whitesell

Movie Stars Planned to Attend Southwest World Fair

Exposition officials anticipate many Hollywood stars at the first Southwest World’s Fair in Dallas from June 6 to November 29. Native Texan Mr. Botes said dozens of movie personalities have expressed plans to attend the event.

Dallas Botes

West Lebanon Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Mrs. Maude Donahey of Vandergrift visits sister Mrs. A C Guiste. Families host and visit across Vandergrift Shelocta Indiana and Elders Ridge with many Sunday gatherings and school events. Eighth grade exams, teachers named Lillian Allshouse and Anna Rabico, Indiana Music Festival at Indiana High School.

West Lebanon Maude Donahey Vandercrift A. C. Guiste Alex Douds Pounds Farm Max Fulmer Shelocta R. N J. A. Patterson Tony Bertolino G. Bertolino Milton Boyer Beulah Indiana A. C Agatha South Bend W. L. Coleman Billy Vandergrift Ward Williams Biderton W. E. Wissinger Wandercrift Couch Tillie McCréa Robert Fulton R. A. Fulton

Local Family Visits And Church Meeting At Crooked Creek

Chambersville residents visit relatives near Five Points Plumville and Atwood over the weekend. The Crooked Creek Ladies Missionary Society held an all day meeting at Florence Groft’s home. Frank Kirk and family visited Indiana Saturday night. Chas Brady and son Harry called at Purchase Line Monday. Mrs Frank Kirk traveled to Indiana Monday afternoon.

Ladies Missionary Society of the Crooked Creek Florence Groft Frank Kirk Indiana Walter Bartholomew John Cuddy Atwood Dr. Kinter Watt Kinter Chas. Brady Harry Purchase Line

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clarksburg I. M. Coleman Ella Braddock Miss Krider John €Ribbs W. J. Clawson and Son Blairaville Cynthia Cribbs Miss Uider Elders Ridge Clifford Cunningham Saltsbury Carrie Hirick Harold Borland Jewell Stedel Stabler Della Swanger Sue Walter Saliaburg Harry Coleman John Yoder Clara Town Joan Crawford Charlotte Heasley Garnet Devers Mable Silvis George Head Florence Noon Joseph Siphos Homer City Robert Nixon Strongstown Rossmoyne John Bates Gladys Swarthout Texas Centennial Exposition Chambersville Chas Adamson Near Five Points Clair Pruner Wells and Family Nettie Wells Aenana Association Master Cleaners & Dyers Hess Brothers South Seventh Street Rude Grill Blair Fuber Savings & Trust Co Atwater Kent Philco Crosley Indiana Lumber 6 Supply Co Oak & 10Th Sts Indiana Motor Company North Eighth St. Indiana, Iienna Church Street Penna
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