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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1926

Page

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Beyond Pardon When He Said Failure to Wife

A Baltimore Sun tale of a failing man set before a kind judge who grants three chances to succeed in business. Each year ends in bankruptcy as misfortune and betrayal dog him. When he blames his wife, the judge orders the executioner, ending the case on a moral note.

Baltimore Sun

Train confrontation ends with sudden cuff on bully

On a near Cleveland train a tall man berated porter over a missing bag while Billy Evans, noted umpire and sports writer, watched. Evans stepped in as the bully challenged him, and the man struck Evans with a quick open-hand cuff. Evans answered with a brief, swift punch that stopped the dispute.

Cleveland Billy Evans Evans

New Continent in Pacific Predicted by Edwin Naulty

Edwin Fairfax Naulty of New York, long a student of Earth's movements, predicts the Hawaiian Islands are rising from the sea. He foresees a reser tion forming a new landmass of 6,454 square miles becoming Japan-sized. The forecast would place American-ruled, enlarged Pacific land—over three times Kentucky—into cosmography history.

Pacific Edwin Fairfax Naulty New York Hawaiian Japan Sakhalin Mr. Nanky Nature mid-Pacific Virgin Territory Kentucky Louisvile Courier-Journal

Arctic Veterans Escape From Polar Peril

The Bear and Roald Amundsen s Maud are released from northern ice and head toward Nome after enduring peril in the Bering Sea and drift ice. Amundsen calls the escape fortune second only to the airmen rescued after Spitzbergen, while survivals of the sea voyages are praised.

Arctic Flag Berg Bear Tn Ley Grave Spitzbergen Philadelphia Public Ledger

Not He Young Bearcat Returns from Hone Bellering

An OCR fragment from the Kansas City Star recounts Not He Young Bearcat son of Gap Johnson of Trumpus Ridge coming home in a fit of shouting precociousness. The father replies in coarse slang, threatening to confront the teacher if mocked.

Bearcat Gap Johnson Trumpus Ridge Hone Kansas City Star

Yosemite Tourist Traffic Surges Past Previous Year

Visitor numbers to Yosemite National Park in California through August 1 reach 128,907, well above the 108,110 counted at the same point last year, indicating record or near record demand for touring the park. The uptick reflects growing interest in park recreation and scenic travel during the period.

Yosemite Yosemite National Park California

Weekend Visits And Local Social Notes In Patton Area

A series of social visits and weekend gatherings around Patton area towns. Mins Wallace Cunningham of Billsburgh spent time with sister Helen Gunningham. Miss Mary Hata Ray of Salinburg visited grandmother Mrs. Mary Bell. Sam McAnulty of Patrohes visited his mother, and John Spires spent the weekend with his mother in Leechburg. Harvey Lear of Crafton came Saturday. Cleveland residents Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Murray visited W. O. Murray's parents. Scott and Frank Mack of Clyde and sister Floy Mack visited aunt Mrs. Della Hildebrand. Clyde Cameron and family were in Indiana. Mildred DeLancey returned home after week with her sister in Patton. Miss Margaret Turner was a Pittsburgh visitor. Miss Elizabeth Archibald is convalescing after illness. Mrs. Cora Sandles, local teacher, is a patient at Allegheny hospital after appendicitis surgery. John A. Stokes and P. C. Walter attended the national auto show in New York last week. Berlin Empfield was a business caller in Pittsburgh Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rosensteel of Elders Ridge visited Mrs. Mary A. Calhoun en route to Harrisburg.

Mins Wallace Cuntingham Billsburgh Helen Gunningham Mary Hata Ray Salinburg Mary Bell Sam McAnulty Patrohes Scott Spires John Leechburg Harvey Lear Crafton T. D. Murray Cleveland Ww. O. Murray Scott Frank Mack Clyde Floy Mack Della Hildebrand Clyde Cameron Indiana Clara Mack Barnesboro Stella Hildebrand Mildred DeLancey Patton Margaret Turner Pittsburgh Hilzabeth Archibald Cora Sandles Allegheny Hospital John A. Stokes P. C. Walter New York Berlin Empfield Lloyd Rosensteel Elders Ridge Mary A. Calhoun Harrisburg

Saltsburg Notes and Local Church News

Saltsburg weekly round up covers Miss Della Leech hosting Pittsburgh friends, club events with the Saltsburg Music Club and Free Library Association, and sermons at the Methodist church. Reports on Masons banquet plans, church society meetings, and local visits from residents and visitors across nearby towns.

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Radio Corporation of America Adiolas R. C. A. Accessories Radiola Radiola III J. M. Stewart & Co Ford Rd Oter Company Saltsburg Della Leech Saltsburg Music Club Free Library Association Club Institute Blacklick McCall Ruth’ Rupert New Kensington William Hart W. H. Thomas Greensburg Raymond Jonas Howard Ewing Braeburn Liberty Theater J. Robinson Sara Duncan G. L. Bayha Mercy Hospital G. C. McCormick Joseph Ferguson Masons Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Congregation A. W. Wilson J Gladys Deemer Russell Palmer A. S. Rummell Somerset County G. L. Campbell H. L. Campbell Harry Miller Lichtenfels Mt. Tabor Merle Palmer Cobes Blairsville Jon R. V.clawson Irene Clawson Homer City Hazel McElhoes A. R. Wagner Emmersonville J. L. Bennett Mary Raleigh Violet Bartlebaugh Maggie Bennett Annie Babeo McIntyre Logan Lowman Earl Walker Thompson Trimble Wilgus George Trimble Marvin Wesleyan Methodist Church Dinsmore Indiana, PA Ritz Geo, McManus Woodburn Granite Works Barre Pennsylvania Railroad Main Church George D. Leydic Philadelphia Street Wayne Avenue Indiane, Pa Bell
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