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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1926
Page
8
West Point site on the Hudson River reveals relics from the Continental garrison era. Relics include bone buttons identifying regiments, bone-cutting tools, pressed bone strips, cloth-covered buttons, and lead pencils fashioned from bullets. Some pencils are necklace-ready, others still write.
A collection of social and visiting notes from Barnesboro and nearby areas listing callers, visits from Greensburg Vandergrift Indiana Johnstown and Somerset, church services, hospital visitors, a miscellaneous bridal shower and upcoming preaching services scheduled for July 4 focusing on community life and engagements. Highlights include Wally Coble Lela Stiffler greetings, Kinport trips, Kinport outing, and many family visits.
An outline describes the United States flag with forty eight white stars arranged in six horizontal rows of eight. It lists the states in each row in admission order from Delaware to New Mexico, noting the union’s composition as of that period.
A fragment from Grit quotes R. R. Alexander reflecting on America's founding duress and heritage. It contrasts the 1776 to 1926 ragged army with pioneers moving westward and ships at Baltimore and Gloucester, urging readers not to disavow the founding vision but to light new fires for liberty and progress.
In Boston harbor during the tea party three ships faced the event the Dartmouth capt. James Hall the Eleanor capt. James Bruce and the brig Beaver capt. Hezekiah Coffin. The tea belonged to the East India Company.
Deckers Point C. W. Greece and wife visited their uncle Webster Mumau. Various relatives from Indiana and Pittsburgh joined meals and visits with local families including Mr and Mrs G W Hazlett and others. Several calls, dinners, and weekend visits linked residents in a broad family network across Deckers Point and adjacent areas.
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