Unusual Case of Bill Benson
Mildred discovers her uncle plans to use her to uncover why Bill Benson, a rugged former baseball player with a shell of virtue, holds a school 34 principal post via political maneuvering. She learns he was raised amid corrupt education bosses, vowed to rise, and now seeks a district superintendent appointment through his marriage alliance.
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Harold
Fenny
Rai
Cin
Te Board of Education
Ti Wis
Bill Denson
Sin
Pill Benson
Mildred
William Benson
Olce
Hatian
Tony
Pye
BI Benson
Tenny
Bill Benson
Evi
Mldred
Menny
Bill
Bill Wegson
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What We Gulp and The True Question Of Life
A reflective line reads about the enduring puzzle of value and perception. It weighs what sustains us against what we chase, suggesting deeper meaning lies in nourishment of spirit as much as appetite.
Extra Christmas Plate Brings Lucy Back Home
In a Nebraska farm setting Nellie Martin clings to a hopeful ritual of an extra Christmas plate. Fred regrets the past while Lucy returns at last, revealed as a missing daughter born of Arthur Blake. The family learns forgiveness and a surprise reunion unfolds in time for dinner. Lucy arrives with a yearned-for confession and the Martins welcome her with quiet relief and renewed kinship.
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Nellie
Martin
Lucy
Blake
Arthur Blake
Fred
Ike
Arthur
Nellie Marlin
George
Pred
Hove
Agriculture Department Sets Records Under Fisher Regime
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture reports four years of record growth across bureaus under Governor Fisher. C G Jordan notes tests for bovine tuberculosis rose to nearly 1,000,000, with 78 percent of state cattle screened, 45 counties accredited or tested, and substantial gains in meat hygiene and plant industry work. The corn borer program reduced infestation, lab expansions aided results, and beekeeping inspections increased fivefold.
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Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
C. G. Jordan
Fisher
Bureau of Animal ‘Industry
Commonwealth
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Plant Industry
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
New York State
Bureau of Plant
Died Prominent Punxsutawney Resident Mrs Caldwell
Mrs Rosanna M Caldwell longtime Punxsutawney resident died Monday afternoon at her daughter Mrs Hugh Frews home aged about 75 She was born to John and unknown Green and married John Caldwell a pioneer of the area Survived by sons Grant Pearl John Daniel M and daughters Mrs Hugh Frew and Mrs William Dickey Funeral to be held Thursday at 2 pm at Mrs Frews home with Rev Leroy Halbert officiating Interment in Caray cemetery Also noted were the death of George M Nichols and Cecil Tracey Brandon plus other local obituaries.
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Rosanna M. Caldwell
Rosanina M.caldwell
Punxsutawney
Hugh Frew
Indiana County
John Green
John Caldwell
Grant
Pearl
Daniel M
Homer, Olty
William Dickey
Blairsville
Alice Barnett
Wichita
Kane
James Green
Spokane
Wash
George C
New Castle
William Lloyd. Green
Balboa
Fla
Caray
Leroy. Halbert
George M. Nichols
Wolf's Lake
New Alexandria
Westmoreland Hospital
James Nichols
Dixonville
Grace Reformed Church
Fennelltown
Lawrence BE. Bair
First Reformed Church
Greensburg
William Fisher
Delmont Reformed Church
Cecil Brandon
Greenwood Cemetery
Cecil Tracey Brandon
Tracey Brandon
Vandergrift
Homer City
William Henry
Coalport
Philipsburg Hospital
J. HB. Burkey
Rochester Mills
Hdwards
Montgomery
Viola C. Burkey
Kenneth
Betty
Billie
Inza
Boyd Burkey
Hastings
Otta Lakehart
Sunnyside
Bertha Fyock
Templeton
Kathryn 'W. Brickel
Kathryn Weaver Brickel
Roy
Banks Township
George Brickel
James Smith
Gip’ Sy
Smithport M.bh
Frances N. Gess
T. C.gess
Charles
Pittsburgh
Shirley Cottrell
Eorge Snyder
Cokeville
Mabel Hogue
Philadelphia
Margaret Mayhood
Thomas
Bairdstown
Dayton
Peter
Wesley Beers
Cemetery Memorials and Local Obituaries in Blairsville Area
Memorial notices honor Frances N. Gess, 52, of Blairsville, and Retired Minister Rev. Marion J. Runyan, a former Indiana resident, with details on families and interment. Also listed are Elizabeth B. Bell, Nellie Kozioski, Margaret Mayhood, and Patrick ONeil, plus a birthday gathering for Mrs. Horner in Clymer and an offer for trespass notices.
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Marion J. Runyan
M. E
Tyrone
Indiana
Methodist Church
Central Pennsylvania
Wallacetown
R. W. Runyan
Weather letter from Indiana man on a Florida Christmas
Indiana resident A Cunningham living in Orange City Florida sends a Christmas weather letter describing five days of rain and cold 29 to 56 degrees with ice on rain tubs radiators freezing, oranges chilled, and sun briefly appearing. He notes the contrast with Florida’s usual sunshine and predicts a return to normal warmth soon.
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Indiana
Tub
A. Cunningham
Orange City
Fla
Juneau
Alaska
New Orleans
Everglades
Here
Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette Offer
An offer for a year’s subscription to The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette priced at six dollars targets R F D readers and residents in towns without a local Post Gazette agent. Orders are to be sent to The Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pa.
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Progress
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Indiana Progress
Indiana
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By Jane Osborn
Western Newspaper Union
Alwys
Damon
Dad
Mary
Roger
Mrs. Damon
Mrs. Schwartz
Western Newanaper Union
Christas
Noop
TE “Department OF Agriculture
Fisher Administration
Yania
Alon
Poul Valley
Call
Wright
Oxvlis Oy
United States
John
Isher
H. W. B. Learn
Daisy Leirn
H. Vw Learn
Cherryhill
Morna
Dorn
Wok
Merte
Greens
Deemer
Tangae
Mrs. Mel
Christry Moorahy
Myrtle Koon
Cherkryman
Henry J
Elizabeth B. Bell
Henry J. Bell
Elders Ridge
James and
Mary B. Shearer
Nellie Kovioski
Nellie Kozioski
Lawrence Kozleski
Bayer
Sagamore
Patrick O'Neil
Patrick O’neil
New Mexico
Heleister
W. 5. Palmer
Tom T.mwurre
13Th Street
Roy Henry
Apollo
Charles W. Horner
Clymer
Clark
Adam Smith
Silas C. Streams
Day Myers
Troutman’s
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