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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1937

Page

8

Local Visitors and Social Gatherings in Dixonville

Culver residents Mr and Mrs Norman Kerr and daughter visited Mrs Kerrs grandparents on Sunday. Mrs Charles Liptak and daughter Mary Ann shopped in Clymer Saturday. Indiana visitors Charles Miller and sister Edna with Emma Watson came Saturday. L W Jacoby attended Gus Flemings funeral at Stafford Saturday. Lizzie Swartz from near Purchase Line called on Eva Fyock and Napp Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J P Tampt hosted sister Miss Marie Levinson of New York who visited Edith Miller over the weekend. Guy Zerfoss celebrated his birthday with a party.

Dixonville Norman Kerr Culver Kerr Charles Liptak Mary Ann Clymer Charles Miller Edna Emma Watson Indiana L. W. Jacoby Gus Fleming Stafford

Women wear chips on their heads headline trend

A Washington Post quip notes women now wear chips on their heads beyond traditional accessories. The playful remark reflects evolving fashion critiques and social commentary on gender style.

Washington Post

Oh Really The Sophisticated Isobel Charms Tony

Tony Aiken meets Isobel at a party and falls for her after she uses a teasing Oh really. He pursues her to Mountain View. Isobel feigns sophistication, questions and tests him, then reveals true feelings as they reconcile at the Bear Lake camp with tears and a kiss.

Sobel Tony Aiken Tony Holbrooks South America Isobel Isopel Mountain View The Andrews Bearlake Derry Merle Gladwin Bear Lake Merle Isabel O. K

Barnacles on Old Ships Tell of Their Hardy Habits

A Washington Star writer explains barnacles clung to wooden hulls of sail ships, hindering crews until iron and steamers reduced the nuisance. Barnacle life starts as free-swimming nauplius, then forms a multi-chamber shell with root and cirri, feeding on waterborne plankton and thriving in warm seas and even northern shores.

Washington Star

General Grant’s Plain Dress and Family Times

General Grant wore citizen clothes when sworn in as President and often drove his own team in public. He preferred simple, dignified manners and abhorred a dress suit, showing his practical mind. He shone most at table with his wife and children.

Grant

Drapery used in painting dating back to 1610

The passage notes drapery as an artistic arrangement of clothing in painting or sculpture from 1610, with a later literary reference by Lord Byre in 1824 describing it as “Draperied her form with curious felicity” in Don Juan.

Byre Don Juan

Blaine Defeated Himself Through Conkling Rivalry

The article traces James G. Blaine’s political downfall to a clash with Roscoe Conkling beginning in 1866. A sharp exchange and a satirical remark by Theodore Tilton damaged Blaine, sparked lasting enmity from Conkling, who then thwarted Blaine’s bids for the Republican nomination and his general election prospects for two decades.

James G. Blaine Blaine Roscoe Conkling New Yorker Maine Conkling Theodore Tilton New York Independent Davis New York Hyperion Thersites Knight Western Newspaper Union

Marion Center News Roundup of Local Visits and Deaths

Mrs Miriam McManus visited Smyrna with sister in law Mrs Frank Hamilton while Mr Hamilton served as juror in Indiana. Mrs J Lynn McCoy, ill at her mother’s home, was taken to Indiana hospital for observation. Miss Ethel Streams underwent appendix removal at Indiana hospital. she is the seventh of eight children to have appendectomies. Edward Irvin Sterling of Kermoor died at his son B F Sterling’s home and was buried Lumber City after services. Mrs Lulu B Kinter returned home from Blairsville. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Paul Kuntz, son of Mrs Maria Kuntz and former Independent printer. Frank R Wetzel recovers from a severe lumbago attack.

Marion Center Miriam McManus Town Smyrna Frank Hamilton Hamilton Indiana J. Lynn McCoy East Main Street C. W. Barr North Manor Street Indiana Hospital Ethel Streams Lumber City Lulu B. Kinter R. H. Lockard Blairsville Paul Kuntz Kuntz Maria Kuntz Independent Frank R. Wetzel

West Lebanon Social Notes From Indiana Visit

West Lebanon residents attended a Knox ville college quartet concert in Indiana on Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs John George and you visited Mrs Elizabeth Campbell. L A L was entertained by Mrs W C Smith last week and will be hosted Thursday by Mrs J R Patterson. Mr and Mrs C M Millen and daughters dined with H O Coleman at Apollo. Patterson couple at Harrisburg farm show this week. Shirley girls cared for by grandmother during dirt road issues. The Progress and Pittsburgh Gazette to R D readers priced 5.50.

West Lebanon Knoxville College Quartet Indiana John George Elizabeth Campbell W. C. Smith Mra J. R. Patterson C. M. Millen H. O. Coleman Apollo State Farm Harrisburg Shirley Girls Campbell

Curry Run Ladies Missionary Society Sews Patches

The Curry Run Ladies Missionary Society met at Rankin last Wednesday with members including Mrs. H. C. Kunkle Mrs. J. C. Walker Rev Walker Mrs. El zada Walker Mrs. Carl Fleming Ruth Shelby Jean Mrs. Robert Evans and others. The day was spent sewing quilt patches and visits followed with members’ families.

Curry Ladies Missionary Society Rankin H. C. Kunkle J.C. Walker Walker Elzada Walker Carl Fleming Ruth Shelby Jean Robert Evans W. W. Barr A. G. Miller Alice Wilson Helen Rankin Rachel Todd Rankin Elda Evans

Olivet School Hit By Whooping Cough Illness

Roving visits midweek feature Mrs Frank Lambing at the Wilson Stewart home while families including Mervin Wise from Summerville and Miss Arpelis Cochran of Dayton call on R W Johns. Johns, injured by a slate fall in mines, later developed acute appendicitis and was moved to Indiana hospital.

Olivet Frank Lambing Wilson-Stewart Mervin Wise Summerville Misa Arpbelle Cochran Dayton R. W. Johns Alice Wilson Abbie Wilson Wilston-Stewart Indiana Hospital Tess Wilson

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