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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1931

Page

6

Local News Bits and Visits Across Kittanning Area

Mount Union J H Kough and son Clair were in Kittanning on business Monday. Mr and Mrs John King and son Walter passed through enroute to Kittanning. Walter Rupert of Girty was in the vicinity recently. Frank Cessna motored to Apollo Tuesday. Walter Shaeffer seen nearby. Daniel McGaughey and Miss Lucille Mutberger were married at Elderton Saturday. Protect your Fruit and Berries with Progress Trespass Notices.

John King Walter Kittanning Clark Kough Orange Scotts Walter Rupert Girty Frank Cessna Apollo Walton Smith Lemuel Shaeffers Raymond Boyer Newton Boyer Owen Quinter Boyer Harry Richard Carl Edwin Mulberger Helen Blystone Emmet Margaret Rosborough J. T. Sheasley Ira Smith Milford Rowley Shelorta John Houser Near Girty J. H. Kough Paul Boyer Wendell Devers South Bend William Fulton Elderton Carl Fleming William Rhidenour McIntosh Florence Walker Walter Shaeffer Harry ‘Richard Ethel Smith Cessna Daniel McGaughey Uciile Mutberger Jesse Kough Indiana M. R. Peterman Advance Glen Reefer Marie Peterman

Black Cat Solves a Murder Mystery Cold Case

In a tower house, two tenants die mysteriously as a black cat named Demon prowls. The narrator discovers a hidden mechanism on the eleventh stair that drops poison needles at midnight, revealing the inventor McKee's trap and the cat’s role in the deaths.

John Simon Alfred Lozier Frank Judson Gudlow Judson McKee Demon

Good Roads and Hotels Won Early Travelers

The Detroit News quotes a Cincinnati correspondent praising improvements in travel to Philadelphia and criticizing the Cumberland road. It notes Baltimore detours, cheaper stage fares eastbound, and the Pittsburgh to Philadelphia route in good order with high travel demand. The piece predicts Ohio River connection to Philadelphia via Pennsylvania railroads and canals will redirect trade once established.

Cincinnati Philadelphia Tphildelphia East Baltimore Cumberland Road Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Ohio River Detroit News

Achievement in World Seldom Won by Haste

A doctor warns that longevity favors those who avoid hurry and live deliberately. The piece argues speed brings peril in daily life and major outcomes, noting slow, contemplative effort yields greater gains in wealth and spiritual achievement. Ruskin is cited on living lightly without rushing.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Armadillos Now Common in Tropics and Giants of Old

The armadillo remains common in tropical Americas while its ancient relatives were giants. Fossil bones and teeth of a huge armored mammal were found near Bradenton Florida by Walter W. Holmes of the American Museum of Natural History. The specimen, named Holmesina Septentrionalis, honors the discoverer.

Tropics South Tropical America Florida Walter W. Holmes American Museum of Natural History Bradenton Fla Pathfinder Magazine

Double Moated Castle Spottrup on Jutland Denmark

The Double-Moated Castle Spottrup sits on the Lim fjord in Denmark on the island of Jutland. It is one of Europe’s best double moated castles, with a distant yet formidable fortification and a earth bulwark near the eastern side. The castle is only partly restored, leaving visitors to imagine its original extent and form.

Jutland Denmark Limfjord Spottrup Europe

Potential Sugar Crop From Maple Trees In Canada

An estimated eight million sugar maple trees in the Dominion of Canada are tapped each year. In 1930 the maple sugar output was valued at over a million and a quarter dollars. The trees are mainly in eastern Canada where about 60 million trees exist, with fewer than a quarter tapped, yielding a potential output of around 50 million pounds of sugar annually.

Dominion of Canada Canada

First Turkish railway opens to thousands in Sivas

Thousands of Turks witnessed the Ankara Sivas railway opening ceremony as a special train carried 300 invited guests to Sivas. About 35,000 locals gathered to see the locomotive and cars arrive for the event, with bronze medals awarded to guests marking the completion.

Sharkishia-Sivas Ankara-Sivas Turkey State Railway Administration Sivas

Disease in the Home and Medical Skepticism

A Liyzela Magazine piece argues that when communicable disease exists at home the mother should replace superstition with knowledge and prejudice with enlightenment. Dr. W. W. Bauer urges mothers to combine respect for elders with skepticism and rely only on qualified physicians for advice.

W. W. Bauer Liyzela Magazine

Weekend Guests and Local Visitors Across Several Towns

Rochester Mills residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Indiana Johnstown Parnassus Pittsburgh Glen Campbell Marion Center Punxsutawney Vandergrift Canoe Ridge and Clearfield hospital events marked by Sunday gatherings and Sabbath visits. Families listed include Schrader Downey Hoop Wright Richards Ga n graffius Moore and Drummond among others with multiple households mentioned.

Edward Schrader Rebecca Paul Schrader Eugene Baun Indiana Homer Downey Ira Drummond Wagner Merle Johnstown Chas, Hoop Parnassus John Henry Canoe Ridge R. M. Dodson

Deadwaters Visit With Brush Valley Friends

Mr and Mrs Clarence McFeaters and family spent Sunday with Brush valley friends Mr and Mrs William Altemus and family of Indiana and Mr and Mrs Russel Altemus and family of Cherryhill spent Sunday with their mother Mrs Millie Murdick. Families from Johnstown visited over the weekend and local residents were seen with friends. Stella Moose visited her aunt near Brushvalley for a few days last week as others spent Sunday with Sandy Moose who is a patient in the Veterans hospital at Pittsburgh.

Clarence McFeaters Brushvalley William Altemus Indiana Russel Altemus Cherryhill Millie Murdick John Randels Johnstown William Hampfield Harvey Moose Stella Moose Tryin Shaffer Ethel White Dick Zantbond Sandy Moose Near Here Irvin Shaffer Veterans’ Hospital Pitighurgh Elmer Will Dave

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