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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1934

Page

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Hey Mabel and the Superintendent Romance

Mabel Porter, seventeen and vain, clashes with Georgie Blake when Edouard Lovelace, the new district superintendent, arrives. Georgie exposes Edouard as Mabel’s fiancé and the pair confront gossip as a country drive ends in a frantic chase and a dust-filled exit.

Mabel Myr Edward Lovelace Edouard Georgie Blake Georgie Edouard Lovelace Sissy Maybelle Georgie Linke Kate William Lovelace Tommy Johnny Lovelace

Honeybees Never Yet Domesticated by Man

Bee experts explain that honeybees remain wild to this day as no bee lineages are bred or tamed by humans. Queens and drones reproduce without outside contact, while workers cannot pass on future experience, leaving bees fundamentally untamed.

United States Department of Agriculture

Little Minds With Big Voices

A Northwestern Miller quotation argues that small minds with loud voices drive error and bad laws through glib oratory. It warns that silver tongues lead workers to power and misrule, reshaping statutes and governance as history shows.

Sclanca Tannkind Northwestern Miller

Charity Dog Victor to Retire From Huston Station Duty

Victor the siiky-haired retriever who trotted Huston England station platforms for six years raising funds for injured railway workers will retire due to age. He collected $13,000, wore no collar yet carried a coin box, avoiding empty cars. Jack trains to replace him.

Victor Huston England Jack

Ten Day Beaver Visitors Mark Gibson Home News

Margaret and Susanna Gibson of Beaver hosted ten days of visitors and a large all day missionary meeting at Mrs Allen Fails home. Relatives and friends from Grove City Pittsburgh Hamilton Livermore and Indiana joined in events including a Cribbs reunion and Little reunion at Austin Lodge. Palm Sunday and Sabbath events noted with plans for August picnics in Watson woods.

Margaret Susanna Gibson Beaver Gibson Allen Fails James Hawk Grove City Elizabeth Wilkinson Pittsburgh Sussanna Gibson C. S. Neal Hamilton Kennedy Indiana Luster McMillen Kiner Farm Town Earl Shields Ruth Ewing Frank ‘Calhoun Rebecca Martilla Matson Livermore Agnes Ewing W. B. McGinley John Watson Elizabeth J. A. Subold Paul Harriabure Roy McGinley Joe Kaufman R. D Neal Marshall and Sons Samuel Patterson Saltabure O. W. Shields Ebenezer Sabbath School Watson Woods

Local Social Notes From Buffington To Nanty Glo

Mrs Alvin Davis and sister Edith Stephens visit Wm Davis home. Dorothy and Arlene Stough return from Johnstown. Bennett and Troxell families shop and call on Indiana residents. Agnes Blakley visits daughter in Patton. Priscilla Bennett in Nanty Glo visits Heiltzenrater home. 44H picnic attendees include Blanche Erma Crissie Bennett Nan Peddicord. Vinton Garrett Gladys Troxell visit Matilda Davis. W H Young family of Penn Run visits Mrs Elizabeth Troxell. Mary Louise and Elizabeth Cresswell host corn and Wiener roast with friends. George Stephens performs. Attendees include Bennett sisters, Troxell, Heizenrater, Cresswell families and others.

Strongstown Alvin Davis Buffington Township Edith Stephens Mifflinsburg Wm.Davis Dorothy Arlene Stough Johnstown Wm. Bennett Harry Bennett Nanty-glo W. G. Troxell A. E. Cresewell Indiana Agnes Blakley Ray Buck Patton Priscilla Bennett Heiltzenrater Blanche Erma Crissie Bennett Nan Peddicord Indiana Fair Grounds Vinton Garrett Gladys Troxell Matilda Davis W. H. Young and Family Penn Run Loretta Boring Mabel Dearmy June Delilah Heizenrater Matilda Wheitsell George Stephens Roy Mack Harry Klink Duaine Strong Art ‘Hughes Walter Rankin Dave Hughes Bob Troxell Elizabeth Troxell Cresswell

Local Social Notes And Visits In DIXONVILLE Area

Daily life items list visits and family gatherings among Jamison Johns Miller and Kerr families in Atwood Vandergrift Green Oak and nearby towns. Notes include church views on communion health issues and camp meeting attendance. A recent birth and assorted calls, weekend trips, and a car wreck near Stafford are mentioned.

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Abel Porter Maybelle Porter Boston Georgie Binker M. ©. Peterson Bes Moines Iowa Opie Read Lewisville Harry Johns Earle Arthur Bernard Harry, Jr Lisle J. T. Jamison Maryellen Clair J. A. Miller Janet Vera Johns Johns Smith Mary Ellen Matthews Walter King Muddy Run J. C. Schreeengostland Maxine Glenn Grant Lawton Green Oak A. M. Jamison Luis Shamberger Vandergrift J. R. Jamison The Churchman Protestant Episcopal Church Dixonville Norman Kerr Culver Clark Sterner Revlac Peter Maloney Wendell Levinson Clymer Charles and Edna Miller Emma ‘Watson Norman Johns Jimmy J. A. Getty Bostic Cherry Tree Irene Levinson Anna Writze Faies Mary Cleveland L. W. Jacoby Elmer Ruth Long Stoneboro H. W. Nupp Wayne Dilltown David Caldwell Bobby Ann New Florence O. O. Napp’s John Myers J. F. Jacoby Ed the Smith Rossiter J Walter Kopp Buffalo Paul Brady Clifford Oakes, Jr Peabody, Kas Thankful ‘Clawson Harriet Bagley Bonnie Gaston Leona Mumau Margaret Tyger van Wormer John Paurek, Jr Stafford Mitchell Postlewaite Punxeytawney Jethro Jacosy Henry King Indiana, PA North 6Th Street North Sixth Street Indiana Progress Indiana Progress Indiana, Penna
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