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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1926

Page

8

Local social notes reflect a busy Decoration Day week

The column records numerous visits and family events across towns. Graduates Ruth and other kin attend Commencement. relatives visit in Minson Barnesboro Philipsburg and DuBois. Misses Ogden, Curran, McGlinchey, and Brown are guests. Senior Class 1926 travels to Gettysburg Harrisburg Washington.

H. S.strassler Altoona Beatrice Cramer O. B. Cramer Johnstown Cramer W. J. Stewart Hope Ogden Philipsburg B. W. Parkers Betty Jane J. G. Miller Huntington Emma Frances. Curran Margaret McGlinchey Pittsburgh B. W. Rinports Herman Watson Murray Smith Indiana Misa Baraya Krone DuBois A. Stevens Mbensburg J. C. Cooper Misa Virginia Brown Clearfield Sara Hawes O. G. Stull Beech Creek J. R. Odell Sunbury Jersey Shore T. W. Munroe Gettysburg Harrisburg Washington N. G. Hawes W. L Stewart Mary Parnassus

Local Social Roundup Notes Weekend Visits

Nicholtow Ma and Mrs Andy Shankel of Big Run visited Mrs Della Buskett over the weekend. Vin and Mrs M J Leasure attended the funeral of Mrs Jennie Spicher on Sunday. Mr J H Berkey and family visited Mr and Mrs Natt Long on Sunday. Reithmiller and Mrs Mary Boucher attended services at the Christian church of Indiana on Sunday. John Hollis, longtime Pine Vale Church member, died on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bert Brown and family attended Elvaresh at Marion Center Sunday evening.

Andy Shankel Big Run Della Buskett Vin M. J. Leasure Jennie Spicher J. H. Berkey Natt Long Harvey’ Reithmiller Mary Boucher Christian Church of Indiana John Hollis Pine Vale Church Bert Brown Elvaresh Marion ‘Center

Bronze Medallion Said To Be Smithson Piece Found

A Washington dealer unearthed a bronze medallion claimed to depict James Smithson founder of the Smithsonian. Smithsonian officials seek to verify if Canova created it as they consider bronze replicas to aid a fundraising drive for a $10 million endowment. Additional experts in Copenhagen and Rome are consulted to confirm the sculptor.

Washington Smithsonian Institution of Washington Antonio Canova James Smithson Smithsonian Institution United States Smithson Ruel P. Tolman Graptic Arts Italy Copenhagen Albert Thorvaldsen Itay Thorwaldgen P. Langley Canova

Ink Blots Reveal Personality Through Quick Tests

A Northwestern University professor says ink blot tests reveal personality in ten minutes. A sheet with pauper and colored ink prompts self assessment. seeing fantastic pictures signals a creative type, while mere blots indicate conventionality. Popular Science Monthly notes psychologists use this method with strong results.

Northwestern University Popular Science Monthly

Gas light praise from Sydney Smith on wealth and luxury

A 19th century quip extols gas illumination over candles, urging consumption of wealth to light homes. It lauds Lambton hall and mocks candlelit living, urging a lavish embrace of gas for splendor and comfort. The quote contrasts refined taste with rustic living.

Sydney Smith Lambton Hall

University Seals Reflect Hebrew Mottoes And Biblical Symbols

The Columbia seal bears the Hebrew phrase Orl-EY God is my High and alludes to Psalms 27 1. Yale’s seal features Urn and Thummim names from Old Testament objects used as divine revelation tools or priestly breastplate lots, symbolizing wisdom and divine guidance.

University Columbia God Yale

Canary Bird Ears Mystery Despite Tiny Openings

A fragment notes canary birds have tiny ear openings behind and below the eyes, suggesting acute hearing with limited ear structure. The passage hints at ongoing scientific curiosity about how these small openings aid sound detection.

Local Social Roundup At Deckers Point And Nearby

Deckers Point area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Numerous names from Doremont to Wilkinsburg and Apollo are listed as callers, visitors, and dinner guests including Burns, Hazlett, Braughler, Rice, Silvis, and Kimmel families among others. Various trips from Indiana and Ohio are noted, with gatherings at homes of Fiscus, Yerger, and Peterman, plus Decoration Day visits.

Telford Burns Dickie Floyd Braughter Miss Magdalene de Baer Sandy Lake G. W. Hazlett Hugh Hickok Wilkinsburg Sam Kerr Lynn Buterbaugh George Beer Andy Patterson Indiana Samuel Stitt John Iisher Grace Pfeiffer Glenn Smyers Priday MaeFurman Paul Marshall Porter Rice Wilber Kidd Jay Rice May ‘Grove Stonebraker Helen Dishong iHillsdale

Girls Injured When Car Burns Near Bryan Hill

A collision on Bryan hill near town left Mrs Grace Hebrank and Miss Genevieve Cochran of Plumville injured and their Chevrolet sedan destroyed by fire. Mr Cochran and Mrs Cochran’s daughter Gertrude were briefly knocked unconscious. all were taken to Indiana Hospital. Hebrank and Genevieve required treatment for facial and hand injuries. Cochran party suffered minor injuries and were released shortly after.

Bryan Hill Grace He °Brank Genevieve Cochran Plumville Indiana Hospital Hedrank N. Cochran Gene Sieve Indiana Normal School Ritz

Sunday Visitors and Local Callers Shine in Dilltown

Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Shearer included Mr and Mrs Russell Rifle and daughter and John Shearer and daughter. Roy Fair visited his mother Mrs Emme Fair. Howard Bowser visited Mr and Mrs Flinn and Morrell Campbell and son Watson. Verda Cramer joined a Bellano trip. Elwin Pyers called in Armagh. Kenneth Empfield visited Ma and Morrell Campbell. Alfred Cramer of near here stayed with Burgess Cramer and Mrs McClure with Mrs Flinn and Rachel Paisley called. Hazel Cramer spent Sunday with friends nearby.

Robert Shearer Russell Rifle John Shearer Roy Fair Emme Howard Bowser Flinn Morrell Campbell Andason Watson Verda ‘Cramer Bellano Elwin [Pyers Armagh Norman Little John D. Campbell Indiana Kenneth Empfield Morrell Campell Alfred Cramer Near Here Burgess Belsano McClure Rachel Paisley George ‘McCreany Hazel Cramer

Community Social Notices From Hooversville And Nearby

Residents from Hooversville Latrobe and Conemaugh township attended gatherings and visits over the weekend Memorial services were held at United Presbyterian church. Mrs Hollis died Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Walter Mumau attended a payrade in Indiana John Fisher honored event Mrs Smith of Gipsy works at M D Brillhart home

Harry Kerr Hooveraville Greer Latrobe John Carnahan Taylor Carnahan Elinor Ella Warner Amd Ruth Momlay Conemaugh Township Virginia Miller Hugh Campbell Saltsburg John O. Campbell Wiggins Farle Wiggins McKeesport United Presbyterian Church Saris Raleigh Calles M.d.brillhart John Walker Mumau Ani Math Brillhart John Hollis Walter Mumau Indiana John Fisher Smith

In Memoriam for Mrs Sarah Wilson

In memoriam for our dear mother Mrs Sarah Wilson who died May 80th 1921. Shall I doubt my Father's mercy Shall I fear death as dooth The stepping o'er the threshold to a brighter room Daughters Zuma W Smith and Lucy Wissell accompany the tribute with memory and grace

Sarah Wilson Zuma W. Smith Lucy Wissell

Salvation Army Revival Opens With Envoy Waggoner Sermon

The Salvation Army revival meetings began at the local hall with Envoy Waggoner delivering a prayer focused sermon. He urged clean hands and a pure heart, warned against grudges, and cited restitution as vital to prayer. He also performed a solo “Did You Pray It Right.”

Salvation Army Waggoner Envoy Waggoner Ghru

Tonight's Meeting Attracts Large Attendance Expected Full Hall

Extra chairs have been secured for the meetings and the hall was fairly full despite the fact. Tonight it is expected every seat will be taken. All are invited to attend, Tonight's meeting commences at 8 o'clock.

Sabbath Visitors and Family News From Local Church

Will Christian of D wet Moe and Mrs Ada Weddell with son George visit Keyser and Philadelphia. Mrs Hlmer Smith returns home with sister Ada Weddell. Jacob Smith aged father noted. Will Simpson and wife visiting Frank Hamilton and wife. Charlie Lemon and family from Pittsburgh visit Hannah Lemon and son Victor. Walter Steele and Arthur Steele visit Dayton. Martha North returns to Creson after 10 days with parents. Myrtle Aul of Sagamore visiting Boyd Steele. Jarvey Hall and wife from Kent spend weekend with W R Halt family.

Mra Will Christian D Wet Moe A Kegy Hlmer Smith Cresson

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