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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1930

Page

8

Washington Township Social Ledger Sees Wide Visitor List

Mon day visits by Rev J B Giffin of Plumville to Josiah Fisher and Thurs guests at M J Boyer include Curtis Cooper family Elderton and Harkelonds near Yatesboro. Numerous locals attend church, camp events, and travels to Johnstown Pittsburgh Dayton and Detroit with many relatives and friends noted.

J. B. Giffin Plumville Josiah Fisher M. J. Boyer Curtis Cooper Virginia Florence Elderton Elizabeth Harkelond Velma and Mae Murry Yatesboro Laura ©, Cochrane Frederick Belle Fleming Indiana Virginia Gooper Murray Harkeload Larre Millen Willet Josah Fisher J. A. Fisher Dayton Glenn Fisher John Russell William Fairman Clymer Miga Florence Bark Lillian Orr Jessie Ralph Prugh Allwood Annie Adamson Mae’ Allison A. E. Jack Near Willet Myron Rearich Vandergrift Kenneth Shrum Florence Mack Pittsburgh Ruth Brendlinger GC. W. Hamilton James Peterson Allen Jay Wheelright R.G. Winebrenner Altoona Etta Penrose Detroit Mich Jane Lewis Somerset Robert Bratt, Sr Bolivar Garfield Smokeless Coal Co W. A. Lear Louise Johnstown M. C. Rhinehaut Akron Ohio Allie Boyle Hugh Rager Ralph Brett Memédrial Hospital Homer ‘Riddell Harry Quine Garfield Cline Heshbon Int Campbell

Nerve, Nothing but Nerve from the Old West

In Gallowstead Aviz a group of elites gather with a restless Old West energy. Range Lane deputy and a towering outlaw clash in memory while a quiet crew recalls a Bend Bowl sheriff tale. The line between bravado and danger blurs as a final boast lands: nerve, nothing but nerve.

Gallowstead Aviz Mere Fathers and Sons Cleopatra Nile Ufe Granger Taylor Bend Bowl Range Lane New Mexico Jest Bane New Alexica Jalgan Frontier Hong Huy Thane Jevons

Bathing Rules for Monks in Fourteenth Century London

The article details monastic bathing in Canterbury St Augustine's Westminster's St Peter's and Benedictine houses. Bathing occurred twice yearly before Christmas and Pentecost with four monks per day limiting capacity to sixty over two weeks. Monks bathed sitting, maintained silence initially, had servant washings with extra food and beer on birthdays, and no Sunday baths.

London England St. Augustine's Canterbury St. Peter's Westminster

Early fire alarm telegraph history and keyless door invention

The article traces fire alarm methods from watch towers and bell signals to electric telegraph systems. It notes Channing's 1845 Boston fire alarm project, Stebbinson's 1850 Morse signaling in New York, a Boston telegraph plan in 1862, and New York’s expansion to 75 cities by 1867. It also cites the keyless door innovations by Tooker in 1875 and Suren in 1895.

W. Channing Boston Advertiser Charles Stebinson New York City New York Channing Farmer Cimewell Ameriea Tooker N. LL Suren

Obesity Cure Tale and the Falstaff Suit Incident

A bizarre anecdote from Con stance Collier in Unslequinade recounts Sir Herbert Tree wearing a rubber suit inflated by a bicycle tire for a scene. A prank escalates when Glen Berry pierces the suit with a hatpin, deflating Tree as the gag ends with Terry hidden in her dressing room.

Herbert Tree Constance Collier Ten Derry Herbert ‘Tree Stout Glenberry Tree Falstaff Terry

Sophisticated Boyhood At A Tire Ad Window

A nine year old witnesses a tire house window display with toy cars racing by as adults watch amused. Two children push forward the front, one asks what it is and the other replies it is merely a tire advertisement with casual disdain.

Diseases of Goldfish Pungus and Salt Bath Remedy

Goldfish diseases are often severe and may require a fresh start. A salt bath of one tablespoon per two quarts is used, renewed daily. if no improvement in four days, increase solution to double for two days, then revert to original proportions before returning fish to the aquarium. A Bible road map anecdote describes Mary Anne finding a Palestine map in a Bible at a friend’s house.

Mary Anne Palestine Diddy

One Other Reason for Not Attending Jones Party

A fragment notes social friction as someone cites not attending the Jones party due to it being too mixed and another line mentions not being invited. The quote suggests reluctance and social exclusion themes within a social circle.

Peanut chores stump toddler with peanut shell problem

Nancy Vera, a little over three, struggles to break the shells of a large peanut. She appeals to her mother with a plea to help unbutton the shell, as she holds up a peanut between her fingers.

Nancy Vera

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