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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1926

Page

9

Climate control counsel for cold weather heating

The health bulletin urges proper home heating practice in temperate zones. It stresses avoiding tropical indoor temperatures, promoting thermostats set to safe levels, furnace maintenance, and consulting a furnace professional and doctor to reduce winter illness and bills. Prepare now for cold weather and snow.

Pennsylvania State Department of Health Coleman Bark Bureau of Engineering Mark South Sea Islands House of Wisedom

Aul and Bush Families Reunion Slated at Baptist Church

The annual reunion of the Aul and Bush families will be held at the Baptist church near Georgeville on Saturday, July 3.

Aul Bush

Barrington Girl Nominated for Golden Eaglette Honor

Edith May Adams, eighteen, of Barrington New Jersey, submits her entry blank to Mayor Kendrick in Philadelphia for the American Youth and Teacher Award. The award honors youth and teachers for brave acts, here noting her stay inside a burning building to aid injured firemen. Winners will attend Sesqui-Centennial events June 28 to July 6 and visit Washington to meet the President.

Edith May Adams Barrington N. J Kendrick City Hall Philadelphia United States Miss Adams Girl Scouts Sesqui Washington Coolidge Modaia

Birds defend nests in bold animal battles

In a London Mail excerpt Oliver G. Pike explains how birds join forces to attack threats during nesting season. A pair of bullfinches fend off a stoat raiding their nest while other birds drive off attackers, and squirrels are labeled as thieves by birds after raidings on jay and pied flycatcher nests.

Oliver G. Pike London Mail

Squirrels and Kite Encounter in Welsh Wood

In Welsh wood a search for the kite nest is interrupted by a dramatic avian encounter. The squirrels execute a strategic pivot to defend their home as a pair of powerful wings looms above, a sitting kite strikes at a dog and drives it away, while the treetop chase unfolds with near misses and peril for all involved.

Trea

Scientists Seek Protozoa Clues To Termite Species

A trio of researchers from the University of Mitishburgh Yale University and the U.S. Bureau of Entomology report that studying protozoa in termite digestive tracts could identify species. Some specimens are partial or juvenile, but inside parasites differ like their hosts, offering a method to classify the insects.

Alfred Timerson University of Mitishburgh Marold Kieby, Jr Yale University T. WH. Snyder United States Bureau of Entomology Doctor Snyder

Change in Attitude of Hands to Wives Noted by Shorter

In his London Sphere column Clement K Shorter discusses evolving gender roles since Victorian times. He cites a friend guided by his intelligent daughter to a tutor who accepts her authority, noting modern men increasingly yield to their wives and daughters. The piece reflects social shift and humor from Youth's Companion quotes.

London Clement K. Shorter

Wonder Railway Amid Andean Snow and Bridges

The Wonder Railway between Huenan Alrex and Valparaiso traverses hundreds of miles of high Andean terrain, often blocked by avalanches. It features a spiral tunnel a natural roc bridge and a chain of 114 steel bridges joined by soil stretches.

Huenan Alrex Valparaiso Andes Roc

Fashions and Fiction Readers Debated Toys

In the Wyslington Star a reader column discusses new toys and their appeal. Miss Cayenne remarks they are not attractive but may help writers avoid moldy suitor metaphors, prompting witty commentary on taste and risk.

Miss Cayenne Wyslington Star

Local social notes from Dixonville hospital and area

Commorod Mrs Tom Davidson and Mrs John Eccles are patients in Dixonville hospital. Miss Teah and Margaret Johns dined with their brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Dave Johnna. Miss Mardell Meekins returns to Johnstown after visiting here. Mildred Williame visited her sister Mrs Hirold Bageley. Mr Frank Thayer camped with his daughter Fone to Indiana for Normet School. Mr and Mrs Sram Tay stopped in Indiana on Saturday. Mer and Mrs David Davidson moved to Lovejoy. Miss Mivion Connec of Buristide and Trence Morkings from Cockport dined with Mr and Mrs Sam Huey. Lowie Nichol edled on Tone Thiy er Saturday.

Tom Davidson John Eccles Dixonville Hospital Teah Margaret Johns Dave Johnna Mardell Meekins Johnstown Mildred Williame Hirold Bageley Art Thayer Daaghter Fone Indiana Normet School Sram Tay Ts. Mer David Davidson Lovejoy Mivion Connec Buristide Trence Morkings Cockport Sam Huey Lowie Nichol

Social Visit Highlights Across Towns

Ralph Washington called on Clarence Ferrier last Saturday. Scott Clepper and family of Apol lo, Clarence Ferrier and family of Hillsdale, and Mrs James Pridiey and baby were guests of Mrs John Washington recently. Messers Ronald and Leroy Bence of near Dixonville returned home after visiting relatives in Canton and Youngstown Ohio. Miss Ruby Frampton of Cherry Tree was a caller at Clarence Ber rier of Tisdale on Saturday evening.

Ralph Washington Clarence Ferrier Scott Clepper Apollo Hillsdale James Pridiey John Washington Messers Ronald Leroy Bence Dixonville Canton Youngstown Ohio Ruby Frampton Cherry Tree Clarence Berrier Tisdale

Local Social Notes From Cookport Area

Mrs A C Malcolm visited at Mrs John Bartlebaugh home on Wednesday Homer Parker spent Thursday evening in Dixonville Detkers Point Mr and Mrs Harry Overman and family near Penn Run Blair Mlemning and family were at Mr and Mrs CG I Dick’s home Mildred Fleitz returned from Pittsburgh where she taught this winter Cyris Bloom and Francis Davis visited Westover Lucile Wirper returned from Dixonville hospital improved Homer Dick and Brook Braughter with their families were at State College recently J Meek and family wintered near Miami Fla visiting local friends and relatives now

John Bartlebaugh Homer Parker Dixonville Detkers Point Harry Overman Penn Run Blair Mlemning CG. i. Dick Near Here Mildred Fleitz Pitsburgh Cyris Bloom Francis Davis Westover Lucile Wirper Dixonville Hospital Homer Dick Brook Braughter State College J. &. Meek Miami

Marion Center Community Social Notes

Marion Center area residents attended church services at the M2 church and enjoyed a day of visits with family. Clarence Henry and family spent Sunday at Meanie Lydie's, while Chester Trimble and his wife and daughter Mary were hosted by Lewis Henry. The Keatings and Ord Weavers shopped in Barnesboro, and Rev S D Weeks and wife visited Indiana. Parsons and Potts families were among those visiting relatives. several locals planned moves and repairs to the minister’s parsonage in Indiana.

Clarence Henry Meanie Lydie Chester Trimble Hat Irwin Lewis Henry Mary Trewin Pawl Lloyd Tom Warido C. H. Keating Ord Weaver Barnesboro Clen Campbell S. D. Weeks Homer Downey Caynelle Dixonville Indiana Potts Rela John Washington Freda Potts Homer City D. Weeks A. J. Lydle Ro Scott Clepper Maud Lightner

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