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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
3
Harry Bryan of White township, in his 83rd year, credits daily three mile walks for his health and strong mental condition. A former leading livestock dealer, he remains devoted to nature, reads The Progress daily, and continues subscribing in advance each year.
Mrs Eliza Wilson Johnston aged 92 died on the day the Blairsville M E church marked its 100th anniversary Her long life included 80 years in the congregation two marriages and motherhood of two sons Her death came as she prepared to speak at the anniversary and she left a statement recalling nearly 84 years of church history.
More than 125 members of the Anderson family gathered at the fair grounds on Wednesday for the annual reunion of the connection. A basket dinner followed by a busless meeting featured recitations by Amanda Anderson Nora Fails and Blanche Craig. Thomas Anderson gave an address. Next reunion set for the second Wednesday of June at the fair grounds. A ball game between the young men of the connection ended Giants 12 Giants 3. Officers elected: President Howard Logan Indiana vice president Nelson Anderson Blursville treasurer Thomas Anderson Parkwood secretary Wilda Forsythe Indiana.
A barn belonging to George Tosh near Blairavilla was struck twice by lightning in a storm. The first bolt ignited a rope over a wire, which Tosh tossed outside. The second bolt set the framework, but flames were stifled with buckets of water.
Martin B Stadmiller of Ypsiland Michigan son of Bennett Stadtmiller of tank was elected state commander of the Michigan Division Sons of Veterans at their annual encampment in Detroit last week. Stadtmiller had led as municipal judge of Ypsilanti for several years.
Kent Grange No 1814 invites all Grangers and guests to a basket picnic at Lunter school house near Kent on Wednesday June 28. Attendees may bring a basket. event includes a ball game races and other amusements.
Jon Lewis, a well known Saydlh Mahoning township resident, died after a prolonged illness. He lived on the family homestead and was over 60 years old. Survivors include children from Mahoning township and nearby areas, with funeral services conducted by Rev. C. G. Speward and burial in Baptist cemetery.
William Roberts Williams aged 74 longtime Pine residents died Sunday at County Home with services to be held at sister’s home in Oakland cemetery. Surviving relatives include Mrs. Blackstone, Mrs. Nellie Green and two daughters. Also listed are Mrs. William Greens and Samuel Thomas 75 native of Wales who died on his Indiana farm and burial in Osceola Mills.
A district convention at Hazlett church near Hillsdale drew all 15 district schools. Rev. Samuel Hughes led devotions and a topic on making Sabbath school more engaging. Eleanor Martz presented graduates forming an alumni group with officers. The event featured talks by W. King, Edward Porter, J. C. Leasure, and others, plus a large audience and a male chorus performance.
Henry Phipps Institute pamphlet offers practical infant care tips. It emphasizes warm nightwear and a baby sleeping bag, foot warmers, and keeping infants' feet warm. For walking babies, it recommends three pairs of second-size wool and linen or wool blends. Shoes should be loose with firm soles, and leather types to avoid hard uppers.
Harry Cooper as administrator in Livermore Pennsylvania requests all creditors and claimants of Sue bd. Cooney and Young to present their claims within the allotted period for settlement. Debtors are urged to make prompt payment. notice dated June 21, 1922.
The Farmers Column in The Progress invites readers to submit farm queries and discuss various aspects of farm work. Arrangements have been made with County Agent John Womnar to answer questions after receipt. The column welcomes reader dialogue and friendly discussion on agricultural matters.
Twenty auto loads of Indiana county farmers attended Farmers Week at State College last week. Names listed include Levi Honck Clymer D W Gougnour Wehrum H J McClell Zdri Frank McCrea Blairsville No. 4 Danks Stuchell Shelocta Pollock Marion Center Carnahan Anthony Shaffer Penn Run Simpson Marion Center Tonkin Indiana W Amond Penn Run Will Henry Youngstown Jacy McCracken Edin L Fyock Clymer Barnett Penn Run Putt Penn Run Clayton Miller Washington township Nichol Georgeville Warner Indiana.
W C Chajinat, Attorney presents administrator notice for the estate of Lavin Chirk late of West Wheattielit HACueln deceased. Letters of administration granted. heirs and interested parties urged to respond promptly with required authenticities. Administrator W C Chapman to attend to duties. Dundee, May 21, 1s.
A fragmented antiquated narrative describes early clothing origins. It traces from animal skins used as protection during hunts to evolving sleeves tunics coats and eventually pants. The account links shawls to waist wraps and petticoats evolving into trousers through improvised fastenings and practical refinements.
For 83 years Tr Edwardson of London has wintered in a solitary hut at the extreme northerly Shetland point, guarding sea birds as the Society for the Protection of Birds watcher. His vigil has increased bird stocks and new seabird eateries, while skuas approach his door each spring.
The district of West Winfield township Indiana county will receive eleven bids for a brick one room school building with plumbing and wiring systems plus rent of the school building. Bids require a $200 certified check for the general contract and $50 for plumbing and electrical bids with penalties for non execution. A notice outlines bid submission, security, and contract terms.
In a New York packing house struggle, a thin girl with Irish roots and large eyes quietly defies an angry foreman. He snaps orders to remove papers, while she calmly asserts she’s not sick. The tense scene unfolds amid a weary rush of workers and scarce help.
A humorous Leacock quote from Harper's Magazine explains London climate as Gulf Stream influenced soup rather than fog. He quips how near Ireland the stream rises, becomes air, then descends on London in varying consistencies from mist to thick potage.
A London Times excerpt describes a trader fostering a civil parliamentary scene among cannibal natives by building a palm cave House of Commons with soap-box seats. The government allegedly abducted rival warriors from a neighboring island, leaving only elders and infirm to attend the assembly.
The National Dental Association Journal explains that once permanent teeth are in place, care is crucial to avoid tooth loss. Teeth support eating, facial shape, and voice. losing multiple teeth is a calamity, while preservation prevents the need for artificial replacements.
In Wo P. Alder's Isle of Vanishing Men a left shoulder blade of a ten year old girl is the most prized feast morsel among New Guinea cannibals. A roasted long pig is said to satisfy ten diners, but prudent practice uses one for every six. When raiders capture a victim they awaken him first. the first word he speaks becomes the name of the next baby.
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