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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1935
Page
3
A stylish social encounter unfolds as a man and a titled guest in a salon navigate a jewel theft scare. The woman laments missing pearls while the man improvises to misdirect pursuit, hinting at a planned heist and a quick escape plan.
The rise of fur demand and prices led to Arctic trading posts affecting Eskimo life. Nomadic patterns shifted toward fur trapping as modern weapons and abundant ammo pressured fur bearers and caribou routes. Canada’s government explored broader native subsistence including native preserves, stricter game laws, and semi domesticated reindeer trials with Alaska deer sources.
Pathider Maguaine states the lion is king of beasts, but the buffalo asserts dominance among predators and fears fire. Buffaloes avoid humans and fires, yet attack flesh-eaters when challenged and will ignore pudges who leave them alone.
The text discusses how individuals emit a personal influence like a shadow that follows us always. It notes this influence cannot be used at will and cannot be shed like clothing. It compares influence to light from a lamp heat from fame and perfume from a flower.
Girty Mn Rupert and family spent Wednesday in New Kensington. Wray family visited Mrs Wray’s parents the Stepps. Lucinda George returned home after weeks with Emma Yount. Ida Scott called on Mrs Jamison. Christy family and Todd spent Sunday at Livermore. Schrecengost and Cravener families visited Alliance relatives. Harry Jamison helps his uncle W R Thompson. Jamison and Elkin families visited Jamison relatives. Mrs Gress and grandchildren visit J H Christy. Vira George returns home with Buff Coleman family from Easton. Dunmire family visited Stepp kin. Ed Cain of Indiana called last week. Rupert brothers spent Wednesday with Todd Christy. Vandergrift Shamberger family visited Jamison homes. J T Jamison not well.
Aldora Rearigh of Vandergrift spends the week with grandparents J. E. Blystone. Allen McFarland visits his mother in Five Points. Myrtle Nichol and sister Antha Dickson return from Indiana. Walter Harman and family visit near Delmont. Archie Carnahan visits Abe Lydick near Duncansville. Archie Browne spends time with brother Charles. Willard Frick hosts Glenn Jewart Igon and Ethel Harman. Blystone visitors include Earl Blystone and Roy Blystone families. Kough and children visit Harman family. Marshall of Coral visits Atwood. Mrs. William Sutton recovering in Indiana hospital. M. J. Boyers visit A. P. Ray.
Strongstown residents report social visits including Matilda Davis staying with Mrs. Melvin McKnight and Rev W E Seiss visiting from Irwin. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Earl Stiles happened Tuesday night. Wm Davis moved to a new home near Nole. Richard Troxell now runs Strongstown Auto Co. Grace Large, daughter of Rev P W Large, is recovering from diphtheria. Mary Pennington of Glen Campbell visiting the Willian McCrady home. Aubrey Stephens family from Hbensburg spent Sunday with Walter Bennett. Margaret Stephens of Tylson visited her sister.
Mrs Nancy Fleming spends the week in Indiana while Mrs Lawrence McCurdy and daughter Charlotte Ann visit Mr and Mrs H L McCurdy. Betty Sells visits her uncle and aunt in Smicksburg. John Popp visited friends here last week. C E group members attending the Camp Beat picnic included Rev John A Walker and several McCurdy and Fleming family members. Sara Smith from South Bend visited Carl Fleming and family. Darhl McCreight and family spent Sunday with Perry McCreight. Carl Fleming and Helen, Ruth, and Sara Smith called at the McCurdy home Monday evening.
A campaign notice urging votes for A. C. Fisher in the upcoming commissioner race. The item emphasizes Fisher as the preferred candidate and calls for voter support at the polls.
Official notice of the fall primary election in Indiana County Pennsylvania listing offices for nomination under the Uniform Primary Law. The Mall Primary Election in the county will be held as prescribed, with candidates to be nominated under state law.
Voting on Tuesday September 17 1935 from 7 AM to 7 PM with parties nominating candidates for Judge of the Supreme Court Superior Court Common Pleas Court and county offices including High Sheriff County Treasurer Prothonotary and Clerk District Attorney two County Commissioners Coroner County Auditor County Surveyor and local posts across Amarg h Armstrong Banks Blacklick Blairsville Crushy Valley Bufington Burrell Canoe Center Cherry Hill Cherry Tree Clymer Conemaugh Creekside Glen Campbell Grant Ohio Homer City Indiana Jacksonville East Mahoning West Mahoning North Mahoning Rough Manong Patron Center Montgomery Pine Pemwell and other townships with specific per ward precinct slates and offices listed.
OCHAMBERSVILLE reports Crooked Creek church services next Sunday evening and Sunday school at 10 o clock. Dorothy Over of Barr visits her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brady. Numerous local families, including Kirka and Miller households, enjoy weekend visits and gatherings. A Crooked Creek Missionary Circle all day meeting was hosted by Mrs. Clark Davis last Wednesday. Notices detail several trips between Vandergrift, Sharon, Atwood, and surrounding homes. A homemaking tip suggests removing rust from clothes with lemon juice and galt under sun.
County officials announce positions in Rayne Blaltsburg Shelota Smicksburg Washington East Wheatfield West Wheatfield White Young and others. The notices specify constables supervisors auditors school directors judges inspectors of election and other posts with term lengths and precinct applications.
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