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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1926

Page

10

Parody of Yankee Doodle and its elusive author

In looking for the writer of Yankee Doodle the article notes the tune’s long ancestry and suggests the first American words to the melody likely appeared near Rensselaer, New York, behind Fort Crab. It also mentions a Dutch farmhouse site and Hippus-era conflicts on the Hudson, linking place and history to the patriotic song.

Rensselaer Hudson Albany Fort Crab That Schuckburg

Parody Lyrics and the World Dance of a Famed Tune

The fragment recalls Fort Carillon at Lake Champlain and Abercrombie's siege, notes Dr. R Schuckburg allegedly penned the first American parody of an ancient tune in a staff tent, and traces the tune’s cross European reach from Magyar dance to English royal era.

Canada Fort Carillon Ticonderoga Lake Champlain James Abercrombie Sir William Johnson Rensselaer Crab R. Schuckburg Europe Kossuth Duchy of Brunswick St. Sebastian Spain

Satirists lampoon Cromwell with Doodle doggerel

The verse describes Nankey Doodle arriving on a pony with a feather in his hat and a macaroni knot, defining doodle as a trifling fellow. Cavaliers mock Cromwell using fashionable slang of the era to ridicule authority.

Cromwell Nankey Doodle Caryaliers

Smyrna Sabbath Services and Local Notices

Smyrna church schedules Sabbath services with a 1 30 pm Sunday start and 2 30 pm preaching, plus a church grove festival planned for Monday evening July 5. Local births note a nine pound boy for Mr and Mrs Milt McGee and a ten pound girl for Mr and Mrs Boyd Steele, with visiting relatives and school news from Ada Jane Hamilton Velma Johnston and Kath ryn Griffith at Indiana Normal school.

Church Grove Milt McGee Robert Clark Robert Baxter Nancy North Ada Jane Hamilton Velma Johnston Kathryn Griffith Indiana Normal School Carl Skinner Horace Kinter Lester Hamilton Indiana Webster Neff Robert Johnston George Wry John Fry Rochester Mills R. D W. R. Hall Harvey Hall Kent Gary Ind Forace Smyrna

Sunday social notes from Pine Flats and nearby towns

Mrs Lynn Widdwson and kin from Dixonville were visitors at the B H Williams home on Sunday. Mrs G M Huston spent the weekend at Johnstown. Preaching services are planned at the Baptist church next Sunday morning with Prof. R O Lytle of Cherry Tree visiting the Stephens home Saturday evening.

Lynn Widdwson Dixonville B. H. Williams G. M. Huston Johnstown Baptist Church R. O. Lytle Cherry Tres The Stephen's Home

Minnie Griffith Returns Home After Week with R B Lockard

Minnie Griffith has returned to her Indiana home after spending a week at the home of R B Lockard. Mary and Sara Stephens were Dixontville callers last Friday. A number of locals attended services at Alverda Sunday evening.

Minnie Griffith Indiana Lockard Mary Sara Stephens Dixonville Alverda

Hillsdale News Briefs on Local Visits and Buicks

Heilman purchases two new Buick sedans. Mr and Mrs David Stonebraker of Dixonville visit relatives Acre. Mr and Mrs Harry Bowers and children of Starford spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Win Bowers. Doyle Dishong family moving into new home. Mr and Mrs Weilman and daughter visit relatives at Kitanning.

Heilman David Stonebraker Dixonville Acre Harry Bowers Cldren Starford Mist Win Bowers Doyle Dishong Weilman Datadhter Wigrin Sn

Braesbreeze Park Opening Draws Large Crowd

Crowd of about 1000 attended the opening of Brae Breeze Park on Punxsutawney road near Marchand. American Legion Band of Big Run led by Henry I Wilson performed, with Lucille Scava of Punxsutawney thrilling the audience. Knox, piccolo, lost a silver plated instrument en route from Punxsutawney. information to Mr Knox or Henry I Wilson. Strawberries plentiful from Laney farm. Mrs Blair McMillen noted. Card of Thanks and Hancock Reunion announced for August 14 at Rupert's Grove near Saltsburg.

Braesbreeze Park Brae Breeze Park Punxsutawney Road Marchand American Legion Big Run Henry I. Wilson Lucille Scava Punxsutawney Knox

Elderton Notes From Sabbath Services And Visits

Rev Porter of India preached in the U S church Sabbath. May Stewart, long employed in the Clark home, went to Indiana. Children's Day was observed in the M E church Sabbath afternoon. L G Clark and family visited the Alex Clark home Saturday evening. Madge Gibson and Mrs Glenn Elgin visited Blairsville last week. Mrs J G Clark and children of Tarentum stayed with Ed Rosborough’s family last week. K C sewing club met at Mrs N Rupert’s home Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Donald Salinger of Vandergrift spent the weekend with Dr C E Keller.

Indiana Visitors and Local Family Updates

Mr and Mrs Ralph Ramer were Indiana visitors last week. Misses Ethel and Ruth Bleakney attend Normal at Indiana. Robert Fry returns home for summer vacation from Muskingum. Mr and Mrs J F Kimmel visited Harvey Reithmiller near Deckers Point. Reithmiller is ill with ty phoid fever.

Ralph Ramer Indiana Ethel Ruth Bleakney Robert Fry Muskingum J. F. Kimmel Harvey Reithmiller Deckers Point

Community thanks for Sympathy and Flowers

The Williamson family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during bereavement. Thanks are extended for flowers car use and quartet assistance. Mrs. H. R. Williamson and Family.

Surprise Party Honors Mr Fox and Daughter Viola at Advance

A June 21 gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Fox in Advance drew 88 friends for a surprise party in honor of Mr Fox and his daughter Viola. Attendees included the Kepple, Park, Mahan, Reefer, Miller, Wlasinger, Johnston, Frye, and many other local families.

Advance Andrew Fox Melvin Park J. F. McCreight Minnie Wlasinger Gordon Johnston Marry Clark Frank Frye Silas Miller Robert, Stover Rearjele Bert Bark An Gaunt G. Peterman Verna Boyer J. M. Schrecengost George Burr Wiliam Mahan Walter Manius James Wissinger Wdna Yennie Brower

County Native Perishes in California Sleeping Car Fire

Rev W H McCreery a native of East Mahoning township died in a California sleeping car blaze near Crystal Springs Nevada on June 16. He was traveling from Riverside to Loveland with others when the car burned. Services at Mt Union Church scheduled for July 5 to July 11 with evangelical meetings each evening at Elderton Lutheran Church.

California W. H. McCreery East Mahoning Township Crystal Springs Nev Riverside Cal Loveland Mt. Union Church Mount Union Lutheran Church Elderton

Local Social Roundup in Barnesboro and Nearby Towns

Mrs Wally Berringer and Mrs Coble and Lela Stifter called in Barnesboro on Thursday Rev R A Nelson and family from Greensburg visited friends here recently Joseph Spencer from Vandergrift was here over the weekend Dwight Crissley from near Indiana was in town Thursday Mr and Mrs Clarence Berringer called at Doris Rummels Kinport Sunday Our children's day service was largely attended Saturday evening Blair Stiffler of Salina spent the weekend with relatives here Mr and Mrs Win King and children visited the King parents over the weekend E G Rummel visiting relatives in Kittanning Mr and Mrs Max Fleming called at Elijan Bekers near Emeigh Sunday Mr and Mrs Cecil Stiffler spent Sunday at the Stifflers Will Brown and children visited Wally Cables

Wally Coble Lela Stifter Barnesboro R. A. Nelson Greensburg Joseph Spencer Vandergrift Dwight Crissley Indiana Clarence Berringer Doris Rummel Salina Win King Chas, King G. Rummel Jin Kittanning Max ‘Fleming Elijan Beker Near Emeigh Cecil Stiffler Will Brown Wally Cable

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