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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1928
Page
3
Prominent farmer John Mabon dies at home near New Florence. Funeral attended by Robinsons and Hustons. Shoppers, visitors, and residents listed at Johnstown and Armagh places. Church Christmas program, school events, and holiday travel noted with several relocations and health updates.
Wend Mr and Mrs Mike Zelko and other residents visited in Brush Valley with multiple county seat calls. Russell Herlinger called in the county seat Saturday. visits by Harry Mikesell and wife and two children and James Rhodes of Painesville Ohio. Iain Stewart and son Miller and George McCutcheon were Homer City visitors Saturday. Mrs Frank Rhine and Martha McCutcheon county seat visitors Friday. Clair Evans Homer City visitor Saturday. W E Miller of Johnstown callers in the valley last week. M I Bennett and wife and son Paul county seat visitors Wednesday. Clinton Gresley Ludusboro visitor Thursday.
Virginia and Jimmy Masters share a strained moment that reveals unspoken love. Virginia recalls a past passion, then confesses her own feelings, just as Jimmy admits he loves her too. After a kiss, they confront fate and their long friendship.
A fragmentary note praises Da Vinel as the greatest anatomist with claims drawn from notebooks of Aiman of selenes. It cites dissections of many bodies to map veins and tissues, noting repeated stages and minimal blood loss to achieve precise anatomical knowledge.
A New York World writer obtained a peddler license and hit Broadway to test public charity. She found average New Yorkers generous by day and wary by night, noting police ignored her until attracting crowds. Begging is not illegal beyond a thin deadline, and police overlooked her until curiosity spiked.
A vivid excerpt describes the garden's soundscape as birds fill the air with ceaseless song and joyful calls. The narrator notes a small songbird's bold attempt to outdo the others, praising the natural chorus as heavenly and unparalleled.
Washington Township and Blair area residents exchange greetings with calls to homes such as Blair Long, Walter Harman, and J. E Blystone. The Five Points school hosted a Christmas program at Kelly and Alligon schools. Delegates from Willet Grange attend Pomona Grange in Indiana on the 28th. A community Christmas tree event in the Auditorium, sponsored by merchants and teachers, drew crowds with a fine program.
A young nawab in Hyderabad leads a lavish family outing with 60 to 70 wives and a stable of elephants sold to fund a fleet of 25 motor cars. He travels to collect revenues from his lands, hiring a special railway car and spending lavishly to maintain the establishment.
The heart of man seeks a love powerful enough to heal sin and heal the world. Calvary embodies the supreme love of God and offers a choice to accept or reject it. Accepting aligns us with Christ as God’s children. rejecting it rejects the most sublime display of divine love on earth.
A fisherman, unable to catch a fish while fishing the Brooks, encounters a youngster with a large trout on a string. The boy refuses to sell, and the man buys time to measure the trout so he can truthfully boast to friends about the big fish that got away.
A paralyzed Denver man uses a motorized wheelchair for fresh air and exercise, averaging seven miles per hour. At night he recharges the storage battery by plugging into a home electric light socket, awakening to another ride each morning. This simple ingenuity brings notable change to his surroundings.
Charles Belknap president of Merrimac Chemical proclaims in the Magazine of Business that only alert progressive men can spend money intelligently. He argues that a top man's idea starts the work but a single person cannot realize or safely implement a new view without others.
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