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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1931

Page

6

Local Social Notices from South Bend Area

John Wasson and family from Zions Valley visited Mrs. Wasson’s father John Beighley. Younts and daughter from Muddy Run called with sister Tra Davis. Anna Mae Anderson graduated Indiana high school last week. Bob Townsend was at Kittanning Thursday. Mrs. Morison visiting daughter Margaret McGaughey for weeks. Henry Townsend and family attended Guernsey picnic near Homer City Thursday. Ray Salsgiver of Brick Church made a business call Thursday. Elmer King and two daughters from Manorville visited uncle R. A. Silvis. Mr. and Mrs. Barnett of Sharon visited Moorehead home. Mrs. Wendell Devers and Ruth Stewart called at Hiderton Thursday evening. Sam Beighley was at Indiana Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Silvis welcome a new daughter. Ruth Stewart was a Saturday caller in the Anderson home. Mrs. Irwin Kelly of Vandergrift staying with brother’s family. Cora Beighley of Apollo visited friends and relatives. Mildred Henderson graduated Elderton High School last week. Herman Knepshield and family of Apollo were Sunday visitors.

John Wasson Zions Valley Guernsey Homer City Ray Salsgiver Brick Church Wes Thursay Elmer King Manorville R. A. Silvis Barnett Sharon Moorehead Wendell Devers Ruth Stewart Hiderton Sam Beighley Apollo

Plum Creek Social and Family Visitors

Plum Creek notes list Ramer aiding Paul McFarland on a silo project last week. Miss Anna Neal visited sister Mrs Myera Kimmel. Miss Theda Keeler stays a few days in New Jersey with sister Mrs Vincent Johns and Vivian. Mr and Mrs Frank Wood of Plumville visited Garfield and Mrs Wood. Arthur Altman and Melvin Silvis families spent Tuesday at Ralph Ramer’s. P C Blenger of Indiana visited his farm. Vernon Miller stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Jacob Miller. Cal Frye and Jess Thomas households hosted visitors last week.

Ramer Paul McFarland Anna Neal Myera Kimmel Theda Keeler New Jersey Vincent Johns Litle Vivian Frank Wood Plumville Garfield Wood Arthur Altman Melvin Silvis Ralph Ramer P. C. Blenger Indiana Vernon Miller Jacob Miller Cal Frye Jess Thomas

Evangelist to Lead Three Week Meeting in Uniontown

Uniontown will host Evangelist RE W McMillen of Albine Tex for a three weeks meeting at the Church of Christ starting June 14. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Harry Garman and Evangeline Rummell of Vandergrift who stayed with Mrs Elizabeth Rum mell on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Roy Somerville and three children of Pittsburg visited Mr and Mrs James Langham on Friday. Mrs Samuel Biss is critically ill. C A Wright drove to Maryland on Wednesday. Arnold Bennett quote ends.

RE. W. McMillen Albino Tex Church of Christ Harry Garman Evangeline Rummell Vandergrift Elizabeth Rummel Roy Somerville Pittsburg James Langham Samuel Biss C. A. Wright Maryland

Two Ball Tickets for Three

Jerry Feagan's plan to buy two football tickets collides with romance and expense. Leonore Tucker writes to him as Gloria Manners arrives with a roadster, revealing feelings and complicating his choice between loyalties and love at the big game. Leonore faces an engagement back home as Jerry and Gloria find their moment.

Erry Joslin Jerry Connecticut Leonore Gloria Manners Athletic Association Gloria Leonore Tucker Heaven Feagan Willie Stone

Birth of Great Ides

A Dublin veterinary named Dunlop invented the pneumatic tire to please his son who rode a bicycle on rigid strips of rubber.

Great Ides Dublin Dunlop i

Teen with Broken Leg Hopes for Jockey Path in California

A 15 year old boy from Chilcago traveled to San Francisco with a broken leg and worked at Tanforan race course using a broom as a crutch for weeks before treatment. Raymond Berdych was identified. Rose Steinhart UC hospital social service head said three months of treatment was needed then he received new clothes and transport to a Mexican track. He hopes to become a jockey.

San Francisco Chilcago Tanforan Raymond Berdych Rose Steinhart Social Service University of California Hospital

Youth Slain in Lovers Duel in Greenville Ga

Merrill McGhee twenty one and Frank Bale nineteen killed in a duel over Johnnie Pearl Waddell twenty. McGhee, mortally wounded, described a feud that began at a party and ended at close range after Hale fired the fatal shot. Bale is sought nationwide as a suspect.

Greenville Merrill McGhee Frank A. Bale McGhee Johnnie Pearl Waddell Merrill Frank Hale Johnnie Albert Long

Famed British War Bird Rupert Dies at Twickenham Home

Twickenham mourns the loss of Rupert a famed World War I carrier pigeon born in 1917. He carried messages from the Ypres front many times before a tom cat killed him. Rupert belonged to Sgt. 8 G Passey and his death leaves only a handful of Britain's genuine war birds.

Twickenham England Dupert Britain Rupert Ypres Sergt 8. G. Passey

Crimeless Town Burns Jail Sparks Jail Debate

Mayor Ho contemplates building a new jail after burning the old facility that hadn’t housed a prisoner in 25 years. A parade of vagrants caused arrests while the town’s crimeless reputation drew publicity, and the mayor weighs options as Iowa City fair plans loom.

Jinx Caramile Iowa Ho (Koser

Pig Leaps From Wagon In Kansas Market Capture

A hog owned by B. M. Montague jumped from a wagon in Narka Kansas as the team bolted. Montague was thrown clear, suffering three broken ribs four sprained back and temporary paralysis below the waist. The animal escaped toward the road as the wagon halted and the hog fled the scene.

B. M. Montague Montague

Boston’s Butcher the 27-Year Harness Horse

A bay horse named Butcher has hauled a tipcart through Boston streets for 27 years. Owned by the city, the animal knows its route so well it can break in a new driver without assistance.

Boston Butcher

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