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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1933
Page
3
Calle Mercado in La Paz Bolivia climbs steeply from Plaza San Martin and is lined with stalls selling skins and Indian crafts. The scene on the street is lively with vendors, animals and bright clothing, and a river runs below amid hills and mountains rich with silver and minerals.
The olive has a 4000 year legacy as a symbol of peace and purity. Ancient shows of olive branches reflected manners between nations, while Pompeii yielded pickle olives akin to modern green varieties. Spain supplies most green olives, each harvest guarded by its own curing secret.
The manufacture of maple syrup and sugar is depicted as an American tradition. early New England settlers followed Native methods tapping trees, later refining techniques to avoid tree damage. Modern equipment has largely replaced old gashes, yet the evaporating process remains similar.
The term overhead covers general plant costs beyond direct labor and material. It includes salaries of officials and clerical staff not directly producing, office expenses, indirect labor, travel of salesmen, interest, insurance, legal expenses, plant care, and often depreciation.
An official of the bureau of plant industry reports on tiny carnivorous plants that catch and digest animals. He notes these plants and their prey are microscopic, forming a jungle of triggers that trap small organisms unseen to the naked eye.
The passage explains polarized light as a condition where rays including infrared and ultraviolet exhibit different properties in different directions. It notes ordinary light involves librations transverse to the ray direction, varying too rapidly to show a fixed direction, while polarized light has vibrations with a definite direction.
A prominent dog authority debunks myths about the Chihuahua. Claims of cross breeding with various wildlife are false and misinformed, clarifying the breed’s true origins and characteristics.
Mr and Mrs Carl Fleming and Alta McCurdy returned from Niagara Falls and Canada. J J Sell family and Erma Norris Johnston attended Oscar Andersons funeral in South Bend. Rev Warry Kauffman preached at a Sabbath evening service. Several families shared Sabbath afternoon visits and a postponed church supper due to rain. A church picnic at Biderton drew many local households.
Elders Ridge reports Sabbath school at 10:00 am church at 11:00 am and C E B at 8:00 pm led by Clarence Rosensteel Edamond Fassett of New Kensington spent Friday in R E Fassett’s home Lloyd Rosensteel attended Oscar Anderson's funeral in South Bend on Sabbath afternoon Mr and Mrs Floyd Parks of Greensburg spent Sabbath at F H Bakers Mrs Sara McCombs visited Mrs Wise Howard Saturday morning The festival at the church Friday evening was well attended Helen Streams visited Mrs Mack Coleman Friday evening Mr and Mrs Steele Warner and daughter Dorothy attended the rest cream festival at church Friday evening
Guidance on propagating disease free raspberry plants using shoots and ground contact to root, plus spring transplantation. Drainage demonstrations prove value with 4 inch tie and proper main lines keeping outlets open. Old oil treatments kill red mites on perches, with morning applications for wood absorption. Beekeepers should allow space for buckwheat honey flow with colonies capable of storing nectar up to 15 pounds daily. Training a show colt emphasizes leading, standing, and riding readiness for competitive edge.
Progress and Pittsburgh Daily Post Gazette announces a five dollar and fifty cent yearly subscription for Indiana County rural residents and those not served by Post Gazette carriers. It promotes same day home delivery and directs readers to page two for additional club bargains while warning about the dangers of forest fires to game.
Public sale listing for multiple properties in Indiana County Pennsylvania including parcels in the Second Ward of Indiana Borough, Center and Brushvalley Townships, and Homer City. Tracts involve dwellings and farms with mortgages held by Indiana County Bldg and Loan Ass’n and others, with detailed metes and bounds, coal rights, and stipulations on payments, sale notices set for September 8, 1938.
Court writs from Indiana County and Glen Campbell Borough announce the sale of numerous real estate parcels in Blairsville Blairsville and Armagh areas. Properties include Twilight Lodge lot, Mollier Patchin tract, and White Township plots with coal rights and restrictions, all opened for public auction with terms of payment and sheriff’s sale procedures listed.
Mrs Mary Atkins and sons Charles and Walter spent the weekend with friends at Philipsburg Rev Walter Brown and son of Philipsburg spent Friday night in the Judson Party home A large number attended the funeral of Hart Kinter at Mt Union on Saturday Mrs A G lenn and daughter Ruth visited with friends at Indiana this last week A G Tyger of Pittsburgh was calling on friends in this vicinity on Sunday Misses Ethel Lytle and Mollie Hudson called on Laverne and Dorothy Donahue of Cherry Tree on Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Kantz and Miss Hudson of Burnside were Pine Flats callers on Saturday evening Miss Hisse Wilson spent Sunday at her home at Alverda Mrs Howard Shaffer and children are spending some time at her home at Pine Flats Mrs Minnie Stephens and daughters spent Sunday at Hollidaysburg Mrs Stephens will visit for a short time with her sisters A large number attended the home coming at Nebo church on Sunday Mrs John Engle and daughter and Bertha Lois Bennett called at the Parry home Wednesday Sylvester Renner of Pine Flats celebrated his 80th birthday on Friday
Strongstown notes show W F Bennett and Mr and Mrs Wm Davis and son William Jr visiting Pittsburgh. Mrs Frank Strong and Ann Ford called at H iG Peddicord home. William Orner from Cardiff returns home after summer visit with Mrs Wm Davis. Curt Griffith leaves for Army duty in Virginia. Helen Tate and Julia Tote visit from New Jersey. Rose Mary and Thomas Henry Cresswell have tonsils removed at Mercy Hospital Johnstown. Rev C H Porter, former M H church pastor, visits Bennett home. Mr and Mrs W G Troxell and son Billy travel to Indiana for business. Leona Empfield of Belsana visits cousin Elizabeth Empfield.
Miss Frances Lambing and Clarence Scott spent an evening with Frank Lambing. Will Anderson and his wife and daughter Dorothy visited Mrs. Marie Ewing on Monday. Miss Hallie Baxter of Washington DC visited her sister Mia J. Ewing. J. S. Ewing, Frank Shearer and Dwight Shearer called at the Lester Shearer home Saturday. R. T. Dunmire and T. C. Bair were painting the Olivet schoolhouse early week. Mrs. Margaret Myers spent several days last week with her sister Mrs. D. B. Painter who has been ill for some time.
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