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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1930
Page
7
Georgeville residents list multiple visits and arrivals from Gary Indiana Apollo Latrobe Niles Ohio Reynoldsville and Youngstown with kinship ties to Kinter Lightcap Shields White and other local families. The brief notes mention travel from Dixonville to hospital and a wedding honeymoon visit among neighbors in the area.
Down East sardine factory recovers value from all by products. Waste oil aids paints, scales feed penria makers, tin cuttings ship to England for reprocessing. Java market opened after a circus-like sales push, expanding export to 50 countries.
The prose compares cosmic scales with atomic theory, noting Sir James Jeans explains the atom and electron motion lucidly. It cites vivid analogies such as an electron circling billions of times per second and carbon atoms magnified to Waterloo station, concluding that vast emptiness dominates both micro and macro realms.
A brief romantic vignette set on a sofa where a man kneels to declare fate and destiny bound two lovers. Thewoman replies with wistful humor about fate, and the couple reflects on the tragedy of what might have been, as printed in London Tit-Lits.
A method to make a paper barometer uses blotting paper saturated with cobalt chloride sodium chloride calcium chloride acacia and water then hung to dry The moisture color changes indicate air humidity with hues from rose red for rain to blue for very dry environments
Henry, Marquis of Villena, a Castilian savant in John I's reign, studied astronomy to excess and fell into penury. His neglect led to lost fortunes, and rumors of necromancy arose. In 1824 the king's ecclesiastical agent burned over a hundred of his books. The law quotes John Chipman Gray on judges and sources of law.
The article asserts that bees do not recognize their keeper. It notes bees only live about six weeks, two inside the hive, making frequent inspection unlikely for a beekeeper to become familiar to the short-lived insects.
Creekside residents attended the wild west show in Indiana on July 4. The Creekside team won both ball games. Mr. Condror spent the Fourth at Elderton. Mrs. Griffiths visited her brother in Ohio with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Griffith. The Bateses moved to the Johnston property. Mrs. Dicenzo and Mrs. Lackey and daughter visited friends in New Jersey. Eva Hendricks spent the weekend at Manor and Verona. Road cementing is done but not yet open to traffic. The fire company held a Fourth of July dance. A blind man lectured at the M. and church on Wednesday on Libby’s Prison. Mrs. Bothell died, a beloved neighbor. D. A. McKee and Hubert Johnston traveled to Indiana. Alda Pfeil and children visited Eva Hendricks. Broone Long returned home from the hospital. Nauni shopped in Indiana.
Milt Smeltzer of Pittsburgh called in from the valley on Saturday while Joy Coleman and Georgena Turner of Spring Church were wed last Wednesday. The Klingensmiths of Learsburg Carl Anderson and Vandergrift families joined Vane Anderson and kin for the Fourth as the community shares in a growing family and homestead.
Letters of Administration granted to Edward Puack and Larry A Stewart for the estate of Bertha Yulia late of Young Townallp deceased. Creditors must present authenticated claims for settlement and debtors to make prompt payment. Administrators: Edward Puack Clune Pa and Larry A Stewart Howe Pa. June 18 1930 through 11 D 2 Administerors.
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