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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1930

Page

3

Creekside Happenings and Community Notes

Millard Kunkle wad home from Whip over the weekend and the revival meeting at the MFB will begin March 5th. James Marsha welcomes a newborn son. Mrs Cravan visited Mrs Steele at Punxsatawney last week. Gen Hopkins moved from Timesl to Harmon farm. Lycurgus McGaughey of Apollo died, community saddened. Oran and Mrs Brewer visited Glen Van Horn of Punxsutawney. M Johnston was home over ley. Robert Johnston has been suffering tea boil.

Millard Kunkle MFB James Marsha Cravan Steele Punxsatawney Gen. Hopkins Harmon Farm Lycurgus McGaughey Apollo Oran Brewer Ani Glen van Horn Panxsutawney M. Johnston Overley Robert Johnston

Rochester Mills social notes list gatherings and visits

Miss Dorothy Gray visits her mother Mrs Margaret Gray while Dorothy Bee spends the weekend at home in Indiana Mary Hurd employed in Youngstown Ohio visits relatives Paul Smith employed at Sample Run spends weekend with family Mrs Frank Moore visits Marion Center with Galen Moore Lola Bell Pollack stays with aunt Mrs Harry Reese in Marion Center Rufus Work and son visit friends in Rossiter this week

Dorothy Gray Margaret Gray Dorothy Bee Indiana Mary Hurd Youngstown, C Paul Smith Sample Run Frank Moore Galen Moore Marion Center Lola Bell Pollack Harry.Reese Rufus Work Rossiter

Zions Valley Weekend at Waasens Highlight Local Visits

South Bend residents Arthur and Oliva Beighley spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John Waasen. Livate Kunkle, out after 11 days, enjoyed a brief outing. Apollo high school students Russell Long and Laurence Kepple were home for the weekend. Miss Kate Coulter of West Lebanon visited Mia and Jennie Coleman. Lee Anderson hosted Sabbath evening at the Walker home. Vandergrift students Ina and Emma Mataon spent the weekend with their parents. Wilson George of Apollo was a caller at the George sisters home. Neil Anderson visited his mother and brother Lee Saturday. Carnegie Co erected a derrick to clean the gay well on Scott Girls farm. Russell Long called in the Anderson home on Sabbath. Difficult road conditions forced mail carrier Lauren Richards to deliver mail on horseback for years. The saw mill on the Coleman farm operated, saving lumber. Nettie Bartlett called on Frank Matson Saturday evening. Knox Long was a business caller in Apollo and Vandergrift.

Ina Emma Mataon Vandergrift Wilson George Apollo Misses George Neil Anderson Lee Carnegie Co Scott Russel Long Anderson Lauren Richards Coleman Farm

Armagh High School Party and Local News

EAST WHEATFIELD reports an Armagh high school party honoring basketball teams with refreshments. Nearby residents attend Fancy Work Club events at Blacklick. The Bell Telephone expansion reaches district farms as families host guests from Johnstown and Blacklick. Severe Sabbath storm caused difficult motoring along the Pennsylvanian routes. Imperial Type Magazine notes jolly, fat girls who cooked well and kept good company.

Armagh High School Lyon Bickel Sunbury R. O. Trexler Wm. Hilderbrand Margaret Cunningham Clarence H. Findley Jos. A. Shrom Blacklick Robert M. Cunningham Johnstown Margie Nell Joseph <A., Jr Cunningham Armagh Irvin Ling Imperial Type Magazine

Silvia's Missing Slipper Adventure at Monte Carlo

In Monte Carlo Hugh Wakefield finds a slipper under a gaming table, sparking a tale linked to Honorable Alicia Stirling and Silvia Chester. Alicia’s luck at the tables leads to a Christmas of intrigue as a matching slipper surfaces with a car ride to Carnegie Hall.

Hugh Wakefield Monte Carlo Hugh Boston Alicia Stirling Alicia Kent England David Silvia States Kensington Silvia Chichester Carnegie Hall Silvia Hichester Indy

Spoon Measurements Clarify Dessertspoon Capacity

A dessertspoon holds 1.14 times as much as a teaspoon. A teaspoon equals 60 drops, a dessertspoon 90 drops, and a tablespoon 180 drops, outlining basic volume equivalents for kitchen use.

Community Notes From Elderton and Nearby

Local residents visit relatives and friends in Indiana and Vandergrift. Miss Mildred Thomas from Indiana State Teachers College stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Co P Clark. Several social gatherings occur at church and club meetings, including quilting, D I Club, and cooking classes. Elders Ridge hosts a BH B basket ball doubleheader with BH B losing both games.

Parrot Disease Explained For Medical Readers

The article traces psittacosis known as parrot fever, detailing its origins in terminology Psittaciformes and psittacine terms. It notes the disease’s pneumonia like symptoms, rarity, non-epidemic risk, and that parrots can transmit to humans. It also explains parrot anatomy with zygodactyl foot arrangement.

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