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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1935

Page

8

Conquered Mount Glacier by Neal Leonard’s Quest

Neal Leonard, Turner Cameron, and Orris Markham attempted the ascent of Mount Glacier. Leonard led the team through perilous ridges and a final ascent to near the summit but disappeared during an imminent solo climb. In May the summit was finally confirmed conquered by aviators reporting a torn jacket fragment on the peak.

UBSTS Alpine House Neal Leonard Leonard Mount Glacier Turner Cameron Matterhorn Orris Markham Alps Cameron Markham Ward Pulpit Rock Fock Vereynan Harry Neo Leonard

Arch of Diocletian Fragments Found Beneath Rome Street

Road work in Rome exposes marble fragments from the Arch of Diocletian once on Via Maininia. Ruins survived into the Renaissance before being cleared for Santa Maria in Via Lata. Fragments include cornice vaulting bas-reliefs with a winged victory and a laurel crowned head.

Italy Diocletian Via Maininia Rome United Press Villa Medici French Academy

Recovered Eyesight Disappointing Theme in Infancy Case

Collier's Weekly notes that people regaining sight after infancy often feel disillusioned. Some dislike faces, avoid touching familiar objects, or cannot eat certain foods due to altered perception. A few regret the ability to see again.

Collier’s Weekly

Delaware Votes to Ratify Amendments After Long Delay

The Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth amendments were sent to states after the Civil War. Delaware rejected all three but reconsidered and passed them in 1902. In 1936 the State Department was notified of Delaware action, with no explanation given.

Delaware State Department Washington

Local social notes include visits and callers across towns

Cherry Tree Bob Zimmerman of Huntingdon visits friends. Norman Sebring family from Portage were Sunday callers at Clair Sebring’s. Mrs. Hattie Campbell and Martha Barnes called in Clearfield. Harlin Bee family spent Sunday near Rossiter. Emogene Aughenbaugh from Emporium weekend with G A Aughenbaughs. Mrs. Wm Pletacher returns from Lewis Run. Helen Louise Johnson, visiting Youngstown Ohio, returns home. Helen Fuller visits Gene Kopp in Dubois. S L Irwin and son Cheater call in Clearfield. Martin Baker welcome a baby boy born Sunday. Amanda Kring of Hmeigh stops in town. J E Wooster family visits Karthua.

Bob Zimmerman Huntingdon Norman Sebring Portage Clair Sebring Hattie Campbell Misa Martha Barnes Clearfield Helen Louise Johnson Youngstown Helen Fuller Gene Kopp Dubois L. Irwin and Gon Karthua

South Bend Social Roundup of Local Visits and Visits

Sadie Smith hosted Thursday callers in the Clara Townsend home. Relatives from Muddy Run spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Davis. Nancy Devers returned from a visit with relatives at Weat Lebanon CG. Wherry and family of Brackenridge visited H. H. Hanna. Alpha Crum of Shellhotta visited Sadie Smith. Martha Townsend stayed with her niece Miriam Shellhammer of Apollo, who had tonsils and adenoids removed in Indiana on Friday. William Weaver works on Ezra Dunmire farm. Aspinwall Montgomery people spent part of the week at their farm. Walter O Hara and family of Vandergrift visited Ruffner family. A family reunion at W A Coleman home. Ella Smith of Indiana weekend visitor. Margaret Rowley, aged resident of South Bend township, is very ill. Harry Dillinger of Homer City visited sister Ira Weaver.

Sadie Smith Clara Townsend Muddy Run Ira Davis Nancy Devers Weat Lebanon Wherry Brackenridge H. H. Hanna Alpha Crum Shelotta Martha Townhend Miriam Shellhammer Apollo Indiana William Weaver Ezra Dunmire Montgomery Aspinwall Walter O'Hara Vandergrift Ruffner W. A. Coleman Ella Smith Margaret Rowley South Bend Township Harry Dillinger Homer City Ira Weaver

Local Notes From Dixonville and Nearby Areas

Mrs J P Tampt returns from Kentucky visit. John Urda spends week in Cleveland with sister Mrs Nick Critz and Mary. Mrs Mary Urda longtime resident dies at home. Mrs George Beer visits Mrs H E Sterner. Eugene Tate family from Pine Flats visit O O Napp. Two week Bible school at Methodist church closes with fine program despite rain. Peter Mahoney Orren Napp and Wm Sebastian visit Indiana. Albert Snyder and men from Clymer fish Chesapeake Bay. Elmer Snyder and wife return from visit near Rochester Mills. Jess Walker from near Wilgus calls on Sunday.

Dixonville J.P. Tampt Kentucky John Urda Cleveland Nick Critz Mary Mary Urda George Beer H. EH. Sterner Eugene Tate Pine Flats O. O. Napp Peter Mahoney Orren Napp Wm. Sebastian Indiana Albert Snyder Clymer Chesap Beake Bay Elmer Snyder Rochester Mills Jess Walker Wilgus

Shearer brothers repair farm building reach local scene

O L I V E T The Shearer brothers are repairing the building on their farm. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brickner and family of Leechburg spent Sunday with J. W. George. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McConnell spent Saturday with friends in Kit tanning. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lambing attended the reception at the Lambing home near Apollo for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scott on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bair and daughter Thelma visited Lester Shearer’s near Saltshurs on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. James Bair and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Clark and son Robert of Apollo were recent visitors with T. G. Bair and family. Mrs. Mabel Ewing and children Ross and Mary called at J. Ewing’s on Friday afternoon.

Saltshurs James Bair Clyde Clark Robert Apollo T. G. Bair Mabel Ewing Ross and Mary

Local residents visit and attend gatherings in area homes

Numerous neighbors from Stoney Point South Bend West Lebanon and nearby towns visit in Jamison, Christy and other households. Attendees include the Stepp family Porter Knappenberger Heckman Reefer Jamison and others. visits extend to Apollo Vandergrift New Kensington Kane Winona Lake and Indiana with a Legion carnival announced.

Sabbath school convention to be held at Evangelical church

UNIONTOWN District IV Sabbath school convention set for Thursday June 27 in Uniontown Evangelical church with speakers Flor ence Wallace Indiana George Lindsey Heilwood Rev Hildebrand Grove Chapel Pfohl Indiana and County President W C Chapman. Daily Vacation Bible School closed after ten day term with 48 enrolled and near perfect attendance.

Uniontown Florence Wallace Indiana George Lindsey Heilwood Hildebrand Grove Chapel Ley, Pfohl W. C. Chapman James Langham Somerset Sam Bisa Ivan Berringer Floyd Pittman D. Hi Greasley Alex Beringer Vandergrift Irwin Odessa Coble Akron

Maple Grove Births and Local Visits Reported

Maple Grove announces the birth of a 7 pound son on Friday June 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Sleppy. Howard Paul and his mother Miss Ella Stephens are recovering. Local residents William Forsythe Annie B Bryan and others were seen about town with visits and church attendance noted. Urban mortgages in the United States are estimated at 36 trillion, with over 15 thousand Americans in federal prisons.

Maple Grove Isaac Sleppy Howard Paul Ella ‘Stephens William Forsythe United States

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