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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1913
Page
3
Clyde and Blacklick townships bustle with visits from Valparaiso and Butler relatives. Messenger reports multiple social calls, church activities, and a new baby boy in the Armagh area as residents share gatherings and institute events.
The Auditorium hosts Axel Skovgaard Concert Party under the Indiana Military band with Skovgaard on violin and Stradivarius worth 13000 dollars. Madame Mary Eliott Heness and pianist Miss Alice M. Clung headline a gilt-edge company, not a common lyceum troupe. Tickets available at Hall's store.
Adam Lyons aged 87 a Middletown resident and Hellwood Punxsutawney railroad track walker died en route to Clearfield Hospital after a freight collision severing both legs. Found next morning he crawled and walked on stumps along the snow covered track, survived by wife and child.
A social group surprised Mrs Rebecca Jane Miller Clawson Moore in Salina on Wednesday evening to mark her 60th birthday. Guests included many neighbors and family, with games recitations vocal and instrumental music and a luncheon. She received 26 gifts and several postcards as the event concluded.
A New York Tribune report explains opium smokers call it cooking a pill. The article describes heating the pill on a lamp, using a dipper to collect opium, and drawing fumes through the pipe, noting the pill lasts only about thirty to forty seconds before another dose is prepared.
Relatives identify the unknown corpse found near Tunnell on February 12 as Charles Kelly of Saltsburg. The remains were disinterred and taken to Saltsburg for interment. Homer City house on Mazza Street damaged by fire causing about $400 in losses at noon Tuesday.
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