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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1935

Page

6

Monk Saladine Becomes Northwest Film Hero For Real

A group at Fred Barrow’s lumber camp schemes to double Monk Saladine for a movie stunt. Monk plunges from a cliff while rescuing a leading lady, saving her and earning fame as the camera records the moment. He returns each fall to spin the tale, while the crew mutters about the prank.

Motion Picture Company Himes Stone Suncook Fred Barrow Monk Saladine Monk Barrow Dipper McGee Lower Rapida Fred Barrows Fred Dipper

Pious Pilgrims Chafe At Camel Route To Mecca

The Jidda Mecca road is a dusty camel track behind only a few aging motor buses. Guides rail at motors for choking dust as pilgrims ride in canopy saddled camels. A railway plan may push pilgrims toward rail travel, upsetting camels as before.

Jidda Mecca National Geographic Magazine

Aerial Motor Ferry Across Colorado River near Searchlight

Popular Mechanics details an aerial motor ferry across the Colorado River near Searchlight Nevada on November 18. The system uses eight suspended cables and two lower lines driven by a gasoline engine winding a cabedrum. Towers 32 feet high support pulleys to transfer vehicles between Arizona and Nevada sides, anchored to concrete and weights. The ferry spans 640 feet and moves one large car or two small ones in about two and a half minutes, saving 70 miles of travel between Kingman and Boulder City and offering access to Painted Canyon.

Nevada Colorado River Searchlight Arizona Kingman Boulder City Painted Canyon Colorado Popular Mechanics Magazine

Christmas Socials and Local Church News From Bolivar

Mrs. Adam Kunkle of South Fork spent Wednesday with her mother in law Annie Fisher and others visiting relatives across Johnstown and Pittsburgh. A Lutheran Sunday school officers were re elected. Dr. Ray Alexander, Bolivar physician, had a large funeral. Various Christmas gatherings and callers across towns.

Christmas Gatherings In Watsons Ridge Area

Mr and Mrs Floyd Mayhood and family from New Kensington joined Thurlow and Mrs Hood and son Bobbie of Mr Jewett at T C Hoods. Martha and Esther Hine stayed with Mr and Mrs Herbert Lambert of Johnstown. The Henry family from Iselin celebrated Christmas with Mr and Mrs Abe Phillips. Walter Ewing and family hosted a Christmas at J Ewing’s home. A group from here attended the Christmas entertainment at Elders Ridge Monday night.

Walter Ewing J. 8

Fortune Favors the Brave or Not If the Brave Buy Wildcat Blocks

Fragmentary lines show a clash over funding or purchase of wildcat blocks with a playful reversal of fortune. The readable text hints at a debate or slogan style exchange, contrasting bravery with purchasing power in a local or political context. Public sentiment remains uncertain.

Residents and visitors frequent Elderton area homes

South Bend Mrs Curt Cooper and two daughters of Elderton were Friday callers in the Mrs Clara Townsend home. Wendell Devers underwent an operation in West Penn hospital Pittsburgh. His mother and wife were visitors Friday. Mrs Ira Weaver and two daughters Jean and Betty were Saturday visitors with Mrs R A and Mrs Gene Silvis. Flev Moss of Easton has accepted a call to the Reformed church here. Relatives attended the funeral of Mrs Daniel H I of Leechburg the past week. Mrs Clara Townsend had her sister Mia Ella Smith and Mr and Mrs Clay Kunkle of Indiana as guests Sunday. R W George of West Lebanon was in our village Monday. Olive Beighley was a Monday caller with Marla and Sadie Smith. Mrs Nancy Devers was a visitor during the week at West Lebanon. Mrs Elia Smith of Indiana was a Sunday caller in the James Smith home.

Robert Nixon Thomas Price Httleton Joseph Andrew Mills William Penn Highway Carl Henderson Nora Jean and Bobbie Homestead Isabel Peterson Lottie Hunter Raymond Hunter Adrian Dietz Latrobe Blair McGraw Orrie Boyle John McGraw Johnstown Paul Cristo Bolivar Phyllis Fry Armagh Dewey Riddell Garfield Cline Charles Shoup Mount Tabor Virgil Young Dilltown Frank Croll John C.mcdowell William Fisher Edna Huston Isabel Shomo John McDowell Rhinehart Home Department Arthur Bowser Robert Betts Derry Perry Mack Elma Mack Clarence McGraw Edward Bowser Mt. Tabor Perry Boyle Rebecca McGraw Town Kathryn McGraw Indiana Alfred Henderson Ben Foust Ray Alexander Charles A. Robinson Samuel Mabon Curt Cooper Elderton Clara Townsend Wendell Devers West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh Nancy Devers Ira Weaver Jean Betty R. A Gene Silvis Flev. Moss Easton Daniel HI Leechburg Clara. Townsend Mia Ella Smith Clay Kunkle R. W. George West Lebanon Our Village Olive Beighley Marla Sadie Smith Elia Smith James Smith James Wallace Bert Fairman Phillip Blystone Charles Conner Walter Harman George Harman Michael Boyer Josiah Fisher Mae John Kough George Martha John Russell Arthur Blystone Santa Claus Carl Miller Vandergrift J. E. Blystone Valet Grange Ethel Orr Willard Frick J. N. Frick Susan J. B John Adamson Plumville Adaimson George Cribby Willet James Cribbs Francis Park John Park Five Points Harry Sink

Olivet group hosts meeting and visits from local families

Olivet Misa Abne Wilson and Mrs Hat tie Stewart and daughter Nanty visited J F Ewing's Thursday afternoon. Addig George of West Lebanon and Roy Brickner and family spent Saturday with J W George's. Mrs Mabel Ewing entertained the Olivet WCGT A at their regular meeting led by Mrs Zora Harvey who planned ways to boost Temperance efforts. Ursula Stewart of Philadelphia visited Wednesday. Lysle Stewart of Tarentum stayed last week with her parents, Mr and Mia J M Long. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers, 6.60.

Misa Abne Wilson Hattie Stewart Nanty Ursula Stewart Philadelphia Wilson-Stewart Lysle Stewart Tarentum Mia J. M. Long

Death of Charlie Conner Drops Sorrow Across Washington Twp

The Washington Township community mourns Charlie Conner's sudden death at his Willet home on Christmas morning. Numerous local families shared Christmas visits, dinners, and festivities with relatives and friends, while Charie Conner's funeral drew attendance from Indiana to Vandergrift. Wandering notes mention Valet Grange officer installation for 1935 and several local social visits.

Washington Twp Charlie Conner Willet

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