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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1935
Page
8
Gayle Alvin arrives in Juan to find a welcoming hotel and a striking encounter with Carlota, Don Jose Gomez’s daughter. He pursues negotiations for a movie deal while navigating cultural tension and a romantic past collision that hints at an intended marriage to an American.
A crude spear relic unearthed on the north slope of Pikes Peak is dated to the 16th or 17th century. Officials suggest it was likely left by Coronado’s scouts rather than by Zebulon Pike’s expedition, with historians noting Coronado never mentioned Pikes Peak in his travels.
The Detroit News notes a misperception that any four footed animal resembling a timber wolf is a wolf in Michigan. It cites that four fifths of wolves recorded are coyotes and reports eastern coyotes entering Michigan as timber wolves decline due to habitat changes.
In a Paris garden a line of statues of Napoleon I and Louis Philippe Charles X Louis XVI rests on weeded pedestals while newer figures attract tourists. Napoleon III stands apart in worn dress uniform gripping a sword as ivy cloaks the bases. Empress Eugenie watches nearby. Montreal Herald.
A commemorative stone marks the spot where the Welcome Nugget was found, erected by the Ballarat Historical Society in Ballarat, Australia. The inscription notes the discovery date June 6, 1858, the nugget weighing 2,217 ounces and valued at 18,500 pounds in gold.
Six scientists died and a seventh blinded near Kapurthala when they fought a blaze caused by a giant creature. Authorities believe the men inhaled poison fumes from burning reptile during the effort to rout it.
Parkwood B F Wolford was a business caller at Elderton on Saturday while Jewelia remained on the sick list. Lewis Byers made a business trip to Indiana Thursday evening. M A Silvia lost a horse last week and Henry Shirey, once ill, is now able to be out. Farmers are busy hauling logs to the saw mill on the G R Hamilton farm operated by Joe Lohr. Several neighbors attended the sheep and wool growers association meeting in Indiana. Mrs Sarah Fouts, ill, is slowly improving. J R Campbell bought hogs from Helen Silvis recently. Mrs Robi Fulton of West Lebanon visited Indiana with her sister who had been ill. Betty Welsa is a pneumonia patient. Mrs Elizabeth Campbell of West Lebanon visited relatives in Indiana recently. Bert Craig’s family are recovering from grippe. Walter Campbell bought a new horse. Mrs Elizabeth Campbell and Mrs Robt Fulton visited Stewart Shir ley's last week. The Smith family, moved to the D F Rinn farm, added four pupils to the McCreight school. Mrs Hugh McCullough and two children visited her daughter Mrs Geo McIntyre of West Lebanon recently.
Mrs Merle McGara entertained Crooked Creek Missionary circle for an all day quilting last Wednesday. Frank Kirk visited Indiana on Monday while his family stopped at Luthersburg Sunday. Earl and Net tie Wells of Plumville and George Simpson of Pittsburgh visited Merle McGarn Monday. Watt Kinter recently visited Indiana as Carl Milley and family of Vandergrift called on their parents Sunday evening.
Mrs Clyde Palmer and two daughters Iva Jean and Esther plus Carl Sunburg called on Mr and Mrs G R Shoup Sunday evening. Roy Palmer visited the Shoup home last week. Mrs Bill Lichtenfels visited Mrs Marion Marsh Friday. Foster Johnson and daughter were guests of Clarence Wood Sunday. Robert Muir shopped in Blairsville Saturday. Leora Wood called at Martha Palmer's Sunday afternoon.
Three carnivorous Canadian plants are described the Pitcher plant Sundew and Bladderworts. Their leaves trap insects and absorb nutrients while these plants can live briefly without organic food. Digestion involves tentacles pepsin like fluids and sudden bladder expansion that sucks in small aquatic animals. Also waterproofing boots with animal oils is noted.
Misses Sara and Nancy Stewart visited in Pittsburgh on Saturday. Mrs Ross Wilson and daughters Phyllis and Evelyn hosted Saturday afternoon with J Ewing's. Thelma Bair and family visited Walter Walker and sister Sara Sunday. Bert Walker’s sister Mrs Bert Walker died Friday in Apollo. Harriet Brotzman weeks end with the Buyers at Parkwood. J S Ewing and Mrs. Ewing had a fall at home. Walter Ewing of Watsons Ridge visited his mother Mrs J S Ewing Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Winfred Wagner and daughters Minnie Twila and Bertha hosted guests from Indiana in the Sloppy home. Mary Coy sick with pneumonia. Frank Detwiler and Jesse Oher families hosted over Sunday. Victor Brown visited from Indiana while Glenn Coy returned from hospital. Ben Ober of Strongstown visited Jesse Ober family. Dick Fair of near Indiana stayed a few days with G R Waltermire. Marie Jacobs and Waine Brown visited Blairsville. Elmer Detwiler spent days with his son Jesse. Ressa McCullough visiting friends in Johnstown. Mary and Victor Brown and Sleppy family hosted Wednesday evening callers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ployd Mayhood of New Kensington spent Sabbath afternoon at T. C. Hood's home with several locals. The Clarksbury area held an entertainment Thursday evening with many from the area attending. Oyster supper crowds gathered at Elders Ridge Wednesday evening. James Ewing visited Indiana Saturday afternoon. Walter Ewing and family attended Mrs. Bert Walker's funeral at Spring Church Sunday. Mrs. Helen Streams visited her Indiana home for the weekend. Mrs. S. R. Hine spent Saturday with Mrs. Charles Johnson of Saltsburg. Walter Ewing and son Donald were at West Lebanon on Friday for business. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. B. Craighead spent noon with S. R. Hine. S. R. Hine and Dick Ramage joined church services at United Presbyterian in Indiana Sunday evening.
Richmond visitors include Geo Pollock and Butler Work with Louise Ross and Ross Work Murry Corsin Harry Ryeén Wim Jeffries and Carl Braughter. Local residents H C Shank hosted Sunday guests. Rev G M Jordon and John Palmer visited Indiana Monday.
Sabbath school and preaching planned in Lewisville on March 10. Many residents, including Bartle Shields, Mrs. Ed Diver, and Mrs. Calhoun, worked on quilts and hosted gatherings in local homes. Mae Archibald visited near Livermore, while W. E. Fleming and others spent time with relatives in nearby towns. Several families attended funerals, visited friends, or hosted guests over the weekend and Sabbath in Blairsville, Pitcairn, and surrounding areas.
Community notes list visitors and gatherings from Currys Run. Names include I J Sell, Frank Coleman, James Miller and daughter Janet, John Thompson, Kenneth Johnston, Anna Smith, Mary Silvis, Sara Jane Sell, Max Nibert, Dale Shaner and two sons, McCurdy, Carson, Wm Flauss and son Billy, Louise Carson, and Rossiter friends. Also Akey visited Sell. Kenneth Cessna of Mt Union employed with Carl Fleming. Helen Fleming visited aunt and uncle A G Crum and attended school.
Alfred M. Bell, manager of the American store in Blacklick, fell on the ice and broke a bone in his ankle on Wednesday evening and is a patient in an Indiana hospital. Mrs. Florence Ward of Pittsburgh, formerly of this place, fell on the ice and is in a serious condition in a Pittsburgh hospital.
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