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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1931

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Auditors Report and Financials From Township Schools

Auditors' report outlines-school year ending July 4 1031 with detailed tax and per capita figures, receipts and balances, expenditures for instruction maintenance and debt service, and a banking fund tally. Includes general financial statements for Green Township and West Fanning Township with notices of administration and bids.

Green Township Amersen Lee Nava Weecaees Ingu Peeropriagion Sereres Pax Relaliuies Warengsee Muaintenan Taauran Gat Joris Ai Advesn Caplin Vow Sonmary Cherenh Hondy Putrid West F Manoning Townanp

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Ida Martin and Ned Roland spark a clash over dances at a spring dance. Ida chafes at social pressures and an imagined mob, adopting bold accessories and a late arrival. Ned confronts jealousy when Ida attends with Alice Clay, exposing mismatched expectations and romantic tension.

Ida Ydastlel Pye Ned Roland Ida Martin Nellie Ned Alice Clay

Political Favoritism and Nepotism in Government

Nepotism and political favoritism refer to granting favors based on family or close relations rather than merit. In government patronage, positions and advantages are awarded because of relationships, not qualifications.

Mystic Cherokee toothache cure and desert superstitions

A Cherokee medicine practice from the Carolinas is described as a magic dentistry cure for toothache. It involves using a live green snake to be dragged between the teeth seven times, then refraining from salted foods for four days, and various superstitions such as spitting at shooting stars to prevent tooth loss. Dr. Frans M. Olbrechts notes the practice among medicine men and cautions it may not be effective.

Frans M. Olbrechts University of Brussels Smithsonian Institution Carolinas Olbrechts

Thunder Rouses Supreme Court Crier in 1833 Tale

The Detroit Free Press recounts how Isaac Day known as General Day or Field Marshal Day, the court crier before Michigan statehood, jolted awake during a thunderstorm. He rapped the floor with his ivory staff and commanded silence, provoking roaring laughter from the court and bar.

Canute Michigan Court Crier Michigan Supreme Court Territorial Capitol Isaac Day Detroit Free Press

Ancient Wood Sequoia Fossil in Yakima Riverbed

A seven foot timber from the Yakima riverbed in Washington is believed twelve million years old. It comes from a log found during a United States reclamation tunnel construction and is basalt. the species is Sequoia redwood. Fossil cones have been found in Europe, predating living Sequoia. The article also touches on Rome’s gradual fall due to overextended empire, heavy taxation, population decline, and revolts.

Yakima River Washington United States Reclamation Service Columbia Plateau Pacific Coast California United States Canada Alaska Greenland Europe Asia

Wealth in One Self in Pearling History

A young Frenchwoman recently found in an oyster two black pearls worth as much as the other 38 pearls in her haul. Pearlers note exceptional luck, while typical Scottish pearlers end the season with lead-colored shells and a few small bright stones valued around $5 each. Historical notes say 1860 gems valued at £12,000 once passed through a syndicate controlling the industry.

Alice Ciay Ida Ned Alice Clay Alice Meduce Newspaper Syndicate NU Service

Not That David in Tain Scotland A Tour Story

A traveler in the north of Scotland arrives at Tain and chats with a resident who notes Tain is an old royal burgh with a charter granted by King David. The tourist asks if that refers to the author of the psalms, prompting a wry exchange.

David Scotland Tain London

Weekend Visits and Local Social Roundup in Marion Center

Marion Center residents hosted and visited relatives from Rochester Mills Mercer and Washington DC over the weekend. Guests included Mrs. Emma Simpson and Mrs. Mary Wetzel with extended family, plus many trips to Indiana Ohio Punxsutawney and Clairton. A miscellaneous shower for Elmer Shields and wife Elmer’s bungalow plastering progress at Clayton Palmer’s house were noted.

John §. Ross Rochester Mills Emma Simpson Indiana Laura Frederick W. . Griffith Griffith Agnes Craig Ada B. Kinter Hart Park Ernest Moore L. Moore Ohio Oren Frye Annie Kephart North Manor Street Paul Hopkins D. W. Krytzer Richmond C. A. Waltman H. Jones Punxsutawney Ad White Youngstown, O

Rochester Area Weekend Socials and Notices

Edward Snyder stayed with his mother Mrs Martha Snyder of Savan Miss Jean Dunlap of Rossiter was a town caller on Sunday The Downey family visited relatives at Punxsutawney Indiana visitors included Mrs Ora Graffius and daughter Helen Numerous local families hosted relatives and friends over the weekend Church services announce Crooked Creek church next Sunday evening and Sunday school at 10 am Progress Notices and school bids from Indian Borough Board of Education inviting bids for public school buildings for 1941 32 with terms and bid deadline August 10 1081 dt

Edward Snyder Martha Snyder Savan Jean Dunlap Rossiter H. B. Downey David Punxsutawney Ora Graffius Helen Indiana Robert Dunmire L.R. Elder H.H. Raleigh Clark Pollock Walier M. C. Gibson Pittsburgh Merle Little Roy Marsh Ethyl Lola Kathryn Raleigh Earl Love Altoona Mr. Love Trusal Merle McGarn Gon. Dale Paul Brady F. B. Kirk Harold Downing Jack Clifford Butler C. A. Brady Howard Barr Carl Miller Vandercrift Harry Miller Melvin Wells Apollo Nettle Wells Dorothy Cummings John Cummings Crooked Creek SIDS Board of Education Borough of Indian Hinds W. S. Daugherty Marion W. Bath

Letters of administration for Irene Ellen Morgan

The Savings and Trust Co. of Indiana, widow Indiana, announces letters of administration on the estate of Irene Ellen Morgan of Center Townsly, deceased, granted to the undersigned. Creditors or those having claims against the estate should present them, with proper proof, by July 26, 1401 or as required. The administrator announces in Indiana.

James W. Marek Toretman Burrell Plerse Isaac Shutt Armstrong Lownslip Dane & Drust Company Indiana Tom M. McFoaters Creekside Vorsagh Sid Edith L, Turney Vandergrift Aduloletratrix Chapmain Irene Ellen Morgan Center Townsly Paty

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