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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1931

Page

10

Social visits and a nurse trainee in Indiana

Mrs. Harry Stahl of Hellwood and Mrs. Belle Stephens of Manor hosted visits this week. Mrs. Jane Brown of Windber stayed with John Engle over the weekend while Miss Rhoda Bennett of Indiana and Earl Garvin of McIntyre called Sunday. Mrs. William Thompson of Hellwood hosted a Monday party for Miss Geneva Sanders heading to nurse training at the Indiana hospital.

Harry Stahl Hellwood Belle Stephens Manor Jane Brown Windber John Engle Rhoda Bennett Indiana Earl Garvin McIntyre William Thompson Geneva Sanders Indiana Hospital Oliver Bennett Eagle Home Fred Gance Heilwood Miller Pyle Catherine Engle Thompson

Rochester Mills Weekend Guests List Noted

Mr and Mrs Charles Hoop and Evelyn of Parnassus along with Dean Richardson of Bartlesboro visited weekend hosts Mr and Mrs H N Richardson. Mrs H W Oberlin stayed in Indiana with relatives. Helen Graffius and Charles Jeffries joined L R Wider family weekend. Mrs Wm Oberlin and daughter visited Punxsutawney. Mrs Margat Gray and James visited Ernest. Miss Jean Dunlap of Rossiter stayed with Louise Ross. Mrs Murray Gilpatric of Hamill spent a day with Mrs H W Oberlin. Maud McCormie returned home to Baltimore after a month with her mother Mrs Francis Work.

Rochester Mills Charles Hoop Evelyn Parnassus Dean Richardson Bartlesboro H. N. Richardson H. W. Oberlin Indiana Helen Graffius Charles Jeffries L. R. Wider H. H. Ratrigh Wm. Oberlin Punxsutawney Margrat Gray James Philip McClain Ernest Jean Dunlap Rossiter Louise Ross Murray Gilpatric Hamill Maud McCormie Merle Weston Lutheran Church Ada Gahagan Homemakers Club Roy Stiteler Pittsburgh Chas. Stiteler Tommy David Elkin Howard Hatre Detroit Clover Pierce Plumvile Jno Lewis H. M. Glenn Wilkinsburg L. A. Casedy Ritz Warren Paul Stiteler Webster Stiteler George Stiteler DuBois Clay Stiteler Here Stiteler Ada HB. Kinter McCurdy Bush Near Trade City Mollse Crissman Orville Lewis Jeannette al Stear Annie Stear Dan Swartz Smicksburg Jay Daugherty Sagamora David Edmunds Lou Fulton Christine Maxine Narcissa Casedy Harold Casedy Dayton Harl Lewis Georgeville Chas. Beck Fancy Work Club J. B. Troutman Jack

Smicksburg Community Notes and Local Visits

Friends and neighbors in Smicksburg and nearby Indiana report a flurry of activity. Visits span Pittsburg and Detroit links, church work on the Lutheran basement advances, and a busy social calendar with clubs, theater trips, birthdays, and family gatherings. Local weddings, engagements, and schooling updates thread through the week as residents keep up with church, shop, and town events.

Corn sugar ruling sparks big market for corn

New York reports that Secretary Hyde’s interpretation of food definitions loosens limits on dextrose use in foods. The shift could lift cash corn demand by 20 million bushels this year and boost refined corn sugar output tenfold, fueling refinery expansion and rural prosperity across seven corn belt states.

New York Secretary of Agriculture Tyde Hyde United States Corn Products Corn Belt Henry 8. Caufield Missouri Clyde M. Reed Kansas Harry G. Leslie Indiana Arthur J. Weaver Nebraska Louis L. Emmerson Mlinois John Q. Richards South Carolina John Bummill Towa

Professor Deciphers Inscription at Dighton Rock Mystery

Professor Delabarre of Brown University deciphers a long uncertain inscription on Dighton Rock. The text ties to the Portuguese explorer Corte Real and notes a 1602 funding, with the explorer said to have lived nearby until 1511. Dr. Gilbert Marques sent cedar chests with dirt from near the rock to Lisbon’s Geographic Society and to the Corte Real museum in Tercerla Azores.

Dighton Mags Aaquel Corte Real Dighton Rock Delabarre Brown University Gilbert Marques New York Geographic Society of Lisbon Portugal Corte Real Museum Tercerla Azores

Huge Windmill Plane Under Construction in England

The air ministry is building the largest autogiro or windmill plane in England. It will carry four people and use a 400 horsepower air cooled radial engine. Four revolving vanes support its lifting system enabling rapid climbs and near vertical descents. The designers hope it can land on flat roofs of large buildings.

London Air Ministry Tt Tg

Local Notables and Visitations in Indiana Area

Mrs Clara Townsend and daughter Miriam visit Alshouse while townsfolk travel to Indiana Apollo and Kittanning figures drop in. I. K. M. Club hosted by Lizzie Painter and L. A. Townsend. Many residents attend Apollo luncheon and Indiana trips. Bruce Kepple buys black horses. Dennis Rearie and Herbert Frick log timber. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette advertise union for 1931.

Clara Townsend Hobart Shellhammer Miriam Alshouse Sam Beighly Indiana John Montgomery Darrow Pittsburgh Montgomery I. K. M. Club Lizzie Painter L. A. Townsend Joln Coultar Apollo Gene Silvis Ira Davis Pal Reefer Sam Berghiey Henry Robert Janet Townsend Harold Melntire O. M. Anderson Rev. Papajean Elderton Royden Fulton Herman Knepshield John Keener Nannie Smith Bruce Kepple Henry Townsend Kittanning Dennis Rearie Herbert Frick Hugh Rearie Clair Thompson Progress Pittsburgh Post. Gazette Pittsburgh Post Gazette Post Gazette Indiana Progress

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