Weekend Sledding Trip Among Irwin Residents
Uniontown notes Blaine Beringer of Irwin spent the weekend at home. Several Langham and Beringer relatives plus Mrs W OM McQueeney were ill in streams of visit. The party drove to Spangler on Sunday while other locals visited kin and attended a birthday for 8 Langham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Beringer
Irwin
Times Langham
Bernie Beringer
Corda King
Elizabeth Qromiley
Clyde Veringer
Pan Langham
Eugene Rommel
Spangler
W.om. McQueeney
Bill McManne
Kinport
Menday
Samuel Langham
Kenelyh
James Langham
Den
Langham
Local Notes From Smicksburg and Nearby
Smicksburg Mrs Chas Stiteler visited Indiana friends. M RR Faalett suffered a sore turn. Mrs M KX Lewis sprained her wrist after a fall on ice. J Arthur Sink and J T Moorer attended business in Dayton. The Ladies Aid Society of the Tiathe church meet at Mrs W S Usontell's home. Harvey Irvin and wife from Dayton visited Mrs Aim Irvin at Mrs Susan Spencer's home. George Wolk of Dulios visited Trienils in this week. Flow attendance noted. events concluded on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smicksburg
Chas. Stiteler
Indiana
M. RR. Faalett
M. KX. Lewis
J. Arthur Sink
J. T. Moorer
Dayton
Admister
Mra
Harvey Irvin
Aim Irvin
Susan Spencer
George Wolk
Dulois
Bos
C. Madge
Hidden Telegram Sparks a Foreign News Plot
Gareth, a Western journalist, encounters a Portuguese spy from the Universal of Liston seeking sources on a suppressed French Communist telegram. The intruder warns of exposure and presses Gareth about the telegram’s suppression while highlighting risk, censorship, and cross border press intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gareth
Aihee
Inaris
Foreign Office
Likely & News-Center
France
the Universal of
Liston
United States
Portugal
Spain
Alydenius
Ministry of the Interior
Shonjie
America
Electric Industry Growth Over 40 Years
Three quarters of its growth occurred in the last decade as the electric light and power industry, only forty years old, expanded from 175 million kilowatt hours in 1887 to 2.34 billion in 1902, then 1.57 billion ten years later, 47.659 billion in 1922, and 56.674 billion kilowatt hours last year.
Natural gas fuels rising central station power use
Central station electricity output climbs with September figures showing 5,883,901,000 cubic feet of natural gas used for generation. Daily gas use averages 196,180,030 cubic feet while annual kilowatt hour production tops 360,200,000, with water power contributing about a third. Fuel consumption for power is increasing overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Station
Color shadow lighting praised by Pennsylvania Jurist Service
The Pennsylvania Justice Service Information Committee approves a new electri cal lighting concept that will highlight architectural beauty in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Harrisburg and other cities at night. The plan emphasizes color shadow effects as a modern development with notable potential for urban illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Juii Service Information Committee
MULE TRANSIT SYSTEM YIELDS TO MODERN BUS
A Corsican island known as the Isle of Beauty shifts from muleback to motor bus service. Conducted tours on mules are abandoned by tourists in favor of more comfortable buses, meeting a real need for scattered populations with limited direct transport.
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Corsica
Nice
Pranve
Isle of Beauty
Milleb Wok
Pennsylvania Public Service Information
Manure management on dairy farms explained
A Farmers' Guide article argues the skim milk has higher value than manure, but much manure value is lost on farms. It urges careful handling with tight gutters, cement floors, clean bedding, absorbents like phosphate rock, and covered pits to prevent leaching and weather losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Farmers’ Guide
Paralyzed Mrs. Pauling Mominen Spends Winter with Daughter
Local news notes multiple residents in Ambrose and nearby towns. Mrs. Pauling Mominen recovering after paralysis at daughter Mrs Clark Jamigou’s home, now visiting another daughter in McKeesport. Mrs Alice George improving after critical surgery at Mindina hospital, convalescing at daughter Mrs Talmadge Runyan’s home. Other brief mentions include visitors, school staff, and upcoming church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauling Mominen
Ambrose
Clark Jamigou
Hear Home
Leo Clark
McKeesport
Alice George
Near Here
Mmdinna Hospital
Talmadge Runyan
K. J. Welch
Homer City
W. Coupe
Paul Ansley
Katherine Sampson
Indiana
Itelen Hadden
Velma Perry
Miss Simpson
Mise Frey
Willet
J. W. Douds
OM Crutchbes
Dale Bowser
Annicksburg
James Edwards
Reyer
Presbyterian Church
Tey, Fhunphrey
W. D. Mercer
Dayton United Presbyterian Church
Khe Bling Tamburitan
Unclear names among the injured and onlookers in Clarksburg
In Clarksburg a list of people present includes Bobby Puck, child of Moster Park and Mrs Poster Park, BR, D McColl, and T&T. Ashbaugh and Wallace Lowther, Tr Martin Lafferty, slipped on icy steps and broke his wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Puck
Little Son
Moster Park
Poster Park
D. McColl
T&t
Ashbaugh
Wallace Lowther
Martin Lafferty
The Progress Club offers reduced rates for rural readers
The Indiana Progress lists special club rates enabling rural delivery subscribers to obtain daily newspapers, weekly farm papers, and magazines at discounted prices. Subscriptions cost $2.00 yearly in advance, with $2.50 to $2.80 added for orders. complete list includes Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times, Philadelphia Daily North American, National Black Man and Farmer, Ohio Farmer weekly, Woman's World, McCall's Magazine, and The Pennsylvania Farmer. Orders sent to THE INDIANA PROGRESS, Indiana, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
R. D
Osteo Ptnibee
Pittsburgh Daily Post
Philadelphia Daily North American
Rh. D
National Blackman & Farmer
Ohio Farmer
Woman's World
McCall's Magazine
Pennsylvania Farmer
Indiana Progress
Indiana
Local notes record illnesses accidents and church events
Anna Sebtings underwent surgery at a hospital for appetite difficulties. Frank Treichmiller of Cherry ree died from the bone of his slaéer. Margaret Clark was sick. A Swift boy fractured his arm stepping from a daven port. The Missionary Society meets at Mrs. Minto’s Saturday evening. Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Lavetick report improvement. Mrs. Burkett of Nicholtown spent a week with her daughter Mrs. Irvin Myers. A large crowd attended baptismal services on Sunday afternoon near Sherman Street. Adelaide Wolfe and Lois Wigart visited Nicholtown homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sebtings
W. 'l. Weaver
Geo. Lavetick
Samtel Burkett
Nicholtown
Irvin Myers
Sherman Street
Adelaide Wolfe
Lois Wigart
Mrs. Isomer Dick
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Little Money
Farmers Bank & Trust CO
Indiana, PA
The
Fairbanks-Morse
Vogel Electric Company
By Warrington Dawson
Western Newspaper Union
Clarksburg
the Progress Club List
Olymer
Joneses
the Savings & Trust
Company
Troutman’s
Bell
Dong
Kashi
Wannels
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