Public auction lists estate and personal property
Executors of Cyrus Puttey deceased hold sale at the Livermore farm on Tuesday January 19 at 12 o'clock. Real estate includes house and lot 108 by 90 feet with nine room frame dwelling. store and outbuildings. garage with Westinghouse plant. several adjacent lots and a 1924 Oldsmobile sedan, cash register, desks, fixtures, and farm equipment. Terms 160% cash on day, balance on deed delivery within 30 days, 90 day credit with approved security. bidders to follow auction conditions. Also listed are additional farms near Newrytown and South Bend with horses, cattle, machines, and household goods. Auctioneers and executors reserve right to accept or reject any bid.
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Cyrus Puttey
Livermore
William Penn Highway
Derry Road
Westinghouse
Oldsmobile
Hillsdale News Highlights Local Family and Visit Notes
Miss Tillie Gressley spent several days in Indiana last week. Roy Kidd and family of Glen Campbell visited William Bowers on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Gromley welcomed a son last Friday. Homer Rowley and family of Indiana visited his father 8. P. Rowley every Sunday. Rev. W. H. Marvin of Sandy Lake held quarterly meeting services at the Wesleyan Methodist church over Sabbath. Mrs. Clyde Houck visited her sister Mrs. Nola Fuller Saturday.
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Indiana
Roy Kidd
Glenn Campbell
William Bowers
Blair Gromley
Homer Rowley
P. Rowley
W. H. Marvin
Sandy Lake
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Clyde Houck
Nola Fuller
Federal big game census shows increases and protection need
A federal forest service report on big game across 159 forests lists 687000 animals under government protection. Bears are now counted as big game, with 5000 grizzlies in Alaska and Montana. Deer total 550500, elk 62000, moose 5100, wild goats 17200, wild sheep 12400. Buffalo was dropped from the census as no longer game. Coastly nuisance bears aside, other big game are deemed harmless and worthy of protection.
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United States
Forest’ Service
Rangers
Nime
Arizona
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
Alaska
Montana
Wealth of Education Compared With Hoarded Money
An actuary estimates over 8,000 misers hoard more than 400 million dollars unused in the United States. In contrast 85 leading colleges have 531 million dollars invested earning about 27 million annually. If 40 billion dollars is the broader educational fund, it supports 380,000 students at roughly 108 dollars per year each, turning wealth into national progress.
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Treasury
Jeading
Thia
Adopting the Winston primer sparks a goat image debate
In a Beloit Kansas letter, Jack Harrison critiques Lady Mirabeth Wooster’s objection to the Winston primer. He argues a pictured nanny goat with horns is harmless and mocks the moral fuss, recalling past ties to Lorraine Elizabeth and their youth.
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Lorravia Elizabeth
Salina
Cear
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Surprise party honors Homer City woman at home
The January eighth gathering at Mrs. D. J. Nix's Church Street home in Homer City featured a tureen luncheon as friends from City Sindy School Close Tendered a beautiful upright table cloth and expressed love and esteem. Dozens of attendees listed including Mrs. Rud dock, Mrs. Cummins, Mrs. Stuchell, Mrs. Ruddock, Mrs. Jeffrey, Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Dillnger, Mrs. Hensel, Mrs. Stephenas, Roberta Raymond, Mrs. Stinson, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Hutchison, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Sullinger, Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Kindon, Mrs. Johnston, and others.
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Church Street
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Baird Ruddock
Perry Cummins
Percy Stuchell
Andrew Ruddock
Thomas Jeffrey
W. W. Weaver
W. C. Dillnger
G. M. Hensel
Dick Bstephena
Robert Raymond
Roberta Raymond
Hale Stinson
Jay Miller
Thomas
Albert Duncan
H. D. Grumbling
Shaner Ferguson
EL Emanuel
Mary Kindon
Dorothy
Miriam
Kenneth Kinder
Frank Johnston
W. Welton
H. D. Walker
J. Hutchison
C. R. Stewart
Wm. Sullinger
Arthur Parks
John Dhinetop
Arthur Frederick
Bess Roser
Romina Roser
John McCormick
Local notes from Dixonville and nearby towns
Dixonville residents include Vernon Kirkland of Rossiter visiting last week and Coletta Blakelt of Indiana staying with her aunt Mrs Hugh McAllister. Evangelist H J Tedder from Ontario Canada speaks at Wesleyan Methodist church nightly at 7 30 p m. Minor updates on Rev M M Smith's ill father and others traveling to bank meetings in Hastings Marion Center and Hooverhurst.
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Indiana
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Rossiter
Dixonville
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Ontario
Canada
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Coletta Blakelt
Hugh McAllister
Austin Slenser
G A A meeting postponed due to lack of quorum
The G A A regular monthly meeting scheduled for Thursday night was postponed for the first time in years due to no quorum and bad weather. One member was absent and attendance was affected by weather, delaying the session.
Griffith Brothers Hold Annual Reunion at Marion Center
Vive Grifith Brothers of Marion Center gathered for their annual New Year reunion at their old home, now occupied by Will C. Griffith. Siblings include De. H. P. Griffith of Indiana, Charles R. Griffith editor of the Marion Center Independent, Frank Griffith merchant in Greensburg, Will C. Griffith druggist in Marion Center, and N. Clarence Griffith half owner of the Tennessee Daily Dispatch.
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Marion Center
FH. H. Grifith
Marion Centered
Will C. Griffith
de. H. P. Griffith
Taediana
Charles R. Griffith
Frank 2. Grimth
Greensburg
Wic. Griffith
N. Clarence Grimth
Tennnegta Daily Dispatch
Widow Elen Lewis Injured In Fall At Home
Mrs Elen Lewis of Marion Center was slightly injured when she fell in her cellar while tending an automatic water pump. She had arms sprained and a deep forehead gash but no bones were broken. In a separate item, Indiana County teachers William H Clark Lois Baird and Harriet L Hosack received superannuaity retirement allowances for the year ending June 30 1924.
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Marion Center
Walt
Helen Lewis
H. P. Lewis
Indiana
William H Clark
Conemaugh Township
Lois Baird
Banks Township
Harriet L. Hosack
Blairsville
New Arrival at Commodore
Mr and Mrs Norman G Smith rejoice over the arrival of a lusty baby boy on Tuesday January 6. Mother and son are getting along splendidly.
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Norman G. Smith
Musical Comedy at Rita Theatre Opens with Boys and Girls
The Musical Comedy Stock Company presents a week long run at the Rita theatre featuring Bob Ott in a lively production of the musical farce Boys and Girls beginning Monday night.
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Bob Ott
Local Notes From Uniontown and Nearby Areas
Nerlo Berringer is on the stake fist. Mr and Mrs Eugehe Pate shopped in Barkesboro Wednesday. James Langham and Max and Don Langham were at Clearfield Sunday to see Rex Langham a patient in hospital there. Mr Langhatt is getting along nicely. Ro Haun of Johnstown visits here. Mr and Mrs Robert King and son guest of Mr Kings parents in Braesham Sunday. Plick Berringer worked as a cafler in Dixonville Tuesday. Mrs Marlin Pittman and daughter Besa visited her sister Mrs fh Somerville of Cherry Tree Friday.
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Eugehe Pate
Barkesboro
James Langham
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Don
Clearfield
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Langhatt
Ro Haun
Johnstown
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Mr. King
Braesham
Arrival in Murray Bash Home
Mr and Mrs Murray A Bash of Bast Philadelphia streets are receiving congratulations on the arrival of a seven pound boy born at Bornheimer Maternity Home early Sunday morning. The lad has been named Robert and he and his mother are getting along nicely.
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Philadelphia Strees
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Charles Mids
Charles Mowry Mill
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Resolutions of Rexpect Te¢ and Grange bereavement notice
Resolutions from Sayan Grange No 1786 mourn Brother G K Work a faithful member and drape their charter for thirty days. Acknowledgments go to the bereaved family with copies to minutes and exclusion from The Indiana Progress and The Grange News. Charles Mowry Mill Jr born to Mr and Mrs Charles Mowry Mill at Indiana hospital with mother and child reported well.
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Indiana Progress
Grange News
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E. BE. Eldesh
Too Blind Dr Cornelius Gurlitt Quote Captures Awakening
A garbled quote attributed to Dr Cornelius Gurlitt of the Society of German Architects recalls the German awakening and criticizes blind obedience. A German schoolteacher’s parable about a tiger prompts a child named Hans to respond that he must not speak at mealtimes, as his father prohibits it.
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Society of German Architects
Thuringia
Hans
Bans
Girl and Pal the dog end filming quarrel with playful threat
In a Hollywood set anecdote, Uttle Doreen Turner and Pal the famed movie dog are close. When extras teased the child, she fled then returned with Pat and warned the group that she would bite them with her dog if they repeated the taunts.
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Pal
Pat
Los Angeles
Used Cars in France Eight-Day Return Rule
A French dealer practice requires used cars to be sold by the previous owner who then may reclaim the vehicle after ten days if unsold. No new cars are sold to them under this method, and the policy claims not a single new car has been lost.
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Morphine substitute touted by New York doctor
A New York physician proposes a cheap morphine substitute promising relief at low cost. He offers a scheme valued at about $100,000, aiming to market the alternative to patients seeking affordable pain relief.
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New York
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