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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1931

Page

7

Tax Liens Put Up For Auction In Indiana County Sale

Treasurer's sale notice lists numerous parcels in Banks Blairsville Brushvalley Canoe Cherryhill Conemaugh Grant Green Glen Campbell Homer City Indiana North Mahoning South Mahoning Montgomery Plumville Tion townships and Blairsburg Borough with totals of delinquent taxes and costs. The sale set for August 3 1931 at 1 PM in Indiana Pa notes new tax law changes excluding certain liened properties and requires cash payments plus advertising and notices.

Banks Township No. Acres Tax & Costa Ima Coal—Artistic Coal Mining Co Joseph Dellaferro N. H. Augis Blairsville Arry Munshower Brushvalley Kee Nina Shaffer M. McHeNry Smith & Long Bufefington Township H. C. Cameron Burrell Township H& L Harry Munshower Canoe Township Andrew Petro David Hamilton J. D. Shanklewer Green Township H. C. Sanders Glen Campbell Borough Margaret Pennington Homer City Boroug H Lot Albert Brown Indiana Fourth Ward M. C. Watson North Mahoning Township Norman Brown South Mahoning Township Harry Weamer Montgomery Township Sam_ Henry Tine Tosiah Hagens Scott Strong Rayne Township Tos. A. Myers Blaltsburg Disie McLaughlin Washington Township W. G. Snyder Whealfield Hazel Virginia BR West Wheatfield Dick Wast Weg Selelmer W. Allison Indiana

Camp Fire Girls plan festival and chicken supper

The Camp Fire Girls met at Ruth Warner's home Monday night to organize a festival and chicken supper set for July 17. The meeting reviewed committee duties and logistics while noting several families visiting, school sessions, and local activities in the community.

Camp Fire Ruth Warner Martha Paul Ray Floyd Ray Douglas Deckers Point Robert Sharp Arthur Sharp Brackenridge Mildred Richardson Pittsburgh Corinne Douglass Maxine Seanor Indiana Taylor Carnahan John Carnahan Frances Wiggins Columbia Hospital

Popular Little Tea Shop Success Brings Marriages

Lois and Polly, sisters who started a tiny tea shop with help from Polly’s fiancé Bobby Burnet and Gardner Allen, win approval from their grandfather after a luncheon that marks the shop’s rise. The old man recalls their earlier bust with their suitors and reveals he tested their self sufficiency before uniting all four families.

Mrs. Gray Dolly Loly Raymond Polly Burnet Lois Gardner Alien Dolly Gray Grandfather Gardner Allen Bob Burnet Dettr Bobby Burnet Bobby Lola Patty Nve

Odd Organization for Preservation of Trees

Men of the Trees, an African scouts group in Kenya led by Richard E. St. Barbe Barker, evolved from forest conservation aims. The Watuwa Mill or Men of the Trees organized to protect sacred trees, plant nurseries, and encourage daily good deeds, with districts named after tree species and branches led by forest guides.

Men of the Richard E. St. Barbe Barker Kenya Baker

Birth of the solar system by a star collision

Sir James Jeans presents a Cambridge view that the solar system formed about 2 billion years ago from a close approach of a second star. The tidal disturbance allegedly created a solar surface wave that produced a massive mountain, tearing apart to cast fragments that became the planets, including Earth.

James Jeans Cambridge Earth

Tablecloth over Table Mountain inspires awe in South Africa

The Tablecloth is a renowned cloud sheet that caps Table Mountain, described by Charles Fitzhugh Talman of the U S Weather Bureau as perhaps the world’s most famous cloud. It forms when warm winds lift moisture up the mountain, often spills over the brow in summer, then dissolves as the air compresses on descent, creating striking views amid clear skies nearby.

South Africa Table Mountain Charles Fitzhugh Talman United States Weather Bureau

Eskimo Run Danish Financed Arctic Fish Cannery Near Pole

A Danish financed fish canning plant operates in Holstenberg Greenland just inside the Arctic circle. Eskimo women run the modern factory using river electricity, dynamos and oil engines for emergencies, with about 250 district residents devoted to the industry. A fleet of Danish shipped motor boats supplies the plant.

Arctic North Pole Holstenberg Greenland Arctic Circle Denmark

Appian Way, Ancient Rome’s Famous Road

The Appian Way linked Rome and Brandisi, named for censor Appius Claudius who began it around 312 B.C. The Capua to Rome stretch runs about 140 miles, is exceptionally straight, and the pavement width ranges from 14 to 18 feet. No expense was spared in its construction with parts still in use today.

Rome Brandisi Appius Claudius Capua

Divisions of Ship's Craw and Crew Accounts

The ship’s crew is divided into three departments. The deck department includes the captain, first through fourth mates, boat swain, able seamen, ordinary seamen and radio operators. The engineering department lists the chief engineer and ranks to junior engineers, firemen, greasers, water tenders and coal passers. The steward’s department covers the chef steward, second steward, cook, gee and cook, mess steward and mess dos.

Community updates and visits across Altoona area

March and Dr J A Blose with daughter Tina of Altoona spent the Fourth with Miss Mary Brown and other relatives. Families from Eldred Cherry Tree Springville Canton and Washington DC visited or traveled here. The annual Ladies Aid picnic will be held at Woodlawn Park on Thursday July 23.

J. A. Blose Tina Altoona Mary Brown Greensburg Max Dorn Pittsburgh Sam Dorns Frank Lowry Billy Homer City 8.C James Carroll Curtisvile Annie Leck Watch Paul Moloney New Bethlehem Mollie Hicks Coyote John Wetzel Ladies Aid Society Woodlawn Park

Rev Rob A Jamison Dies After Long Clerical Career

Obituary notices recount the life of Rev. Rob A Jamison aged 82 longtime Apollo United Presbyterian pastor and later Murrayville pastor. Funeral held at Apollo church with ministers from nearby towns assisting. He leaves a wife two sons and siblings with interment in Apollo cemetery. Also noted are brief obituaries for John Calvin Montgomery and Mrs James Shearer with funeral details and survivors.

Rob A. Jamison Robert A. Jamison Apollo United Presbyterian Church Murrraysville United Presbyterian Church Apollon Apollo Church W. C. Thompson J. ¥. Jackson Harrisville J. A. Alexander Pittsburgh Apollo Ministerial Association Apollo Martin Jamison Roy Jamison New Castle J. B. Coleman New Wilmington William BR. Jamison Ingram John Jamison Washington John Calvin Montgomery Brethren Church Robinson Hershberger Robingon Brethern Church Miya Mary J. Montgomery Charles Lichtenfels Harry George

Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Bryan Dies in Greensburg

Jane Winifred Bryan aged three days died July 7 in Westmoreland hospital Greensburg Burial followed at Oakland cemetery with funeral services held Thursday Mrs Bryan formerly Miss Alice Silvis of this county Surviving are the parents and a sister Helen

Jane W. Bryan Jane Winifred

Visitors and local chatter fill Brush Valley column

Miss Anne Herlinger and Miss Sara Olbeter of Pittsburgh visit relatives in Brush Valley. Mrs S M Rugh and son William and Mrs Tillie Herlinger call on friends. Albert Buterbaugh and family with Jesse Buck and wife near Strangstown. Mike Zelko and wife in Johnstown. M F Arnold and family from Warren Ohio stay with friends. Paul Bennett and Paul Dick visit Homer City. Russell Emma Anna Herlinger and Sara Olbeter with friends in Homer City. Harry McCrea and family from Brookville spend Sunday in the valley. Bread prices rise, gasoline price dips noted as local chatter.

Anne Herlinger Sara Olbeter Pittsburgh Slater S. M.rugh William Tillie Herlinger Albert Buterbaugh Jesse Buck Strangstown Mike Zelko Johnstown M. F. Arnold William and Wife Warren Ohio Paul Bennett Paul Dick Homer City Russell Emma Anna Herlinger Harry McCrea Brookville

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