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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1933

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The Right One for Kirby and the Abduction Abroad

A humorous tale of Kirby the pampered only child whose parents seek a perfect wife. They invite candidates to meet him in Florida and New York, while Kirby proves naively detached from romance until a strong, worldly partner arrives, reshaping his life and finances. The piece closes with a sharp moral about talking in proposals.

Kirby Julius Caesar William Shakespeare Douglas Fairbanks Washington Lincoln Rome Bermuda Papa Jack Damosel Florida Vicking Gulf Stream Tome Fle O. K New York Peacock Alley

Stararium shows 850 stars on a portable half dome

Stuart O By rne, a 27 year old Brentwood amateur astronomer, crafted a miniature planetarium from scraps including an old flashlight. His stararium, a three foot dome, projects 850 stars in 50+ constellations with a precision rivaling larger installations, though it only covers star movements rather than full celestial orbits.

Stuart O'Byrne Hatton Lane Brentwood Chcago United States O'Byrne St. Loula

Blind Flying and Instrument Flight Basics

An aviator flies blind when vision is blocked by plane construction or weather. He relies on instruments such as the earth indicator, turn indicator, bank indicator, and drift meter, whose readings require skill to interpret accurately.

Pool of Peace Mine Crater Named Near Ypres

The western front's largest mine crater is officially named the Pool of Peace. Located three miles from Ypres on the Mes sinus road it measures 140 yards across with 40 tons of explosives. The blast was heard in London and soldiers called it Lone Tree Carter. It has since filled with water.

Ypres Messinus Road London

Local notes from Rossiter and nearby towns

Marion Ositer and family visited the ill aged father of J H Long in Rossiter Sunday. Mayme Barr N R N and sister Muriel nurse in Indiana, Mrs Hoa S Moore and Rev Camby Moore’s mother recovering from illness. Wilson Uncapher family mourns loss of J L Uncapher of Slickville. Clara Barr guest at McGees Mills. Dinsmore moving family from Indiana to Shields property. Ted Wingrove moved to N Manor street. Dorothy Good visited Hast Mahoning. Clifford Brady family back in Detroit after staying with John L Simpson. Walter Simpson and Rev R J Roberts of Indiana called on friends.

Marion Ositer J. HB. Long Howard Forsythe Rossiter Mr. Long Misa Mayme Barr R.N Pittsburgh Muriel Indiana Hoa S. Moore Camby Moore Wilson Uncapher J. L. Uncapher Slickyville Clara Barr McGees Mills Mr. Dinsmore Shields Paul J. Strauiff Ted” Wingrove Marchand Danks Stuchell N. Manor Street Dorothy Good Hast Mahoning Township Clifford Brady Familly Detroit Mich

Mrs Irvin Ryens Dies At Son’s Home In Sunday Hour

Mrs. Irvin Ryens died at her son H. H. Ryen’s home on Sunday at 9:00 o’clock. A St. Clair band entertainment in Clymer drew a large crowd Sunday afternoon. Numerous local visitors and callers from Indiana and nearby towns were reported throughout the period. Notable names include Homer Pifer and the Fyock family with several members attending events in Marion Center and Dubois. The column also notes illnesses and hospital visits, with several residents of the area listed as sick or recovering. A humorous wartime quip about President Hoover appears at the end.

Irvin Ryens H. H. Ryen St. Clair Band Clymer John Simpson Sadie Lewis Wilbur Stiver Clearfield Hospital Earl Reithmiller Boyd Sheffter Indiana Linus Simpson Nathaniel Hamil Anson Napp Olean N.Y George J. J. Fyock Potato Growers Association Clyde Houck Mark G. Fyock Valjean Dubois C. A. Walker John Trimble John Wise Martin Edwards Williamsburg

Not a Single Reader Bored by Radio Oratory

A collection of clipped phrases from various papers notes a shift in audience mood toward radio, contrasting it with reading and dining room chatter. It hints at a magazine observer’s quips about Europe and cultural exchanges, with joking replies about cooking and borrowing.

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