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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1923

Page

10

Ancient Cadiz and Gibraltar on a Med cruise with Emma Stewart

The Stewart family aboard the Homeric describe a Mediterranean voyage visiting Cadiz and Seville. They tour the cathedral and Capuchins church with Murillo paintings, observe narrow streets, Moorish and Moorish influenced sites, then sail to Gibraltar and Algeciras to see fortifications, 1928 cannons, and the bilingual town.

Indiana Gibraltar Rock Emma Stewart Railroad Avenue Spain Stewart Madeira Island Cadiz Murillo Seville Alcazar Columbus Pilatus Pilate Jerusalem Rock of Gibraltar Algeciras Jay Reina Cristina Algiers Gibral

Progress Honor Roll Subscriptions February Listings

A long list of February subscribers and renewals for The Progress, naming individuals and towns including New Kensington Mercer Marion Indiana Plumville Penn Run Smicksburg Clymer Blairsville and many others. A timber estimating demonstration will be held at R U Agey farm near Indiana on March 15 at 9 AM conducted by CG R Anderson.

H. J. Gorman Glen Campbell W.S. Anderson Dayton W. J. Moore Plumville Mabel Ortz Indiana N. &. Henry Penn Run Chas Adamson Home Mary G. Wray Wilkingburg H. M. Brandon I. L. Miller Wilkinsburg John R. McIntire Kent George Lowman Lewis Shafer Clair Mabon B. B. Crawford Smicksboro Jo. W. Kinter Clymer Charles Cramer Blairsville F. R. Kern Wintondale Marion Shank Annie Craven Faye Trimble Walter Stuchell L. N. Hawk Cloa Steele Berkeypile Annie L. Stear Smicksburg Geo. R. Lockard Nannie Dinwiddie D. A. Putt George McKeage Burnside John A. McKeage Mahaffey Cora L. Simpson Marion Center Francis J. Harper James Atkinson Greensburg Hazel Learn Jeannette William Huey Rochester Mills Maggie Mc W. E. Faith Steele Clawson New Florence Roy Schracengost Nola Mrs Z. T. Walker Alwilda Almes Salusburg J. C. Lindsey Wilmerding W. Dill Dilltown W. R. Wissinger Stafford J. R. McCullough Strongstown Anderson Fowler Thomas Sutton Mra J. G. Henry Kansas City Jas BE. Dinwiddie Clara Wise Evan Edmonds H. Elkin California W. R. Balvin Cherry Tree Steel H. Kerr Shelocta Elmer BH Homer City Goldie Lockard New York N. Y G. R. Webster W. W. Holpen Punxsutawney H. P. Knauf Wallace Shaffer Geo. W. Ditch Charlotte Beltz Annie Jordan J. H. Stander Ramah Colo R. BH. Trout Whiteman & Co J. B. Pottis Creekside John T. Getty R.A. Truscal Chamberaville J. V. Sourwine Crossside Martha Moore John Gemmell J. K. Cribbs M. G. Mechtley Dixonville J. UL. Shank N. Bowers Charles Klein Tarentum H. B. Boyer Geary Spicher Cherry I'ree J. C. Fowler Etderton George F. Gamble Blacklick Gertrude George Apollo M. J. Treese G. Marshall Nellie Empfield New Philadelphia Creekside No R. Smith Pittsburgh Jay C. Smith F. M. Lear Robinson Marguerite Driscoll H. A. Davis Alverda Nora Chesley Millvale A. L. McCullough Atwood Marten Gamble A. C. Fisher A. E. Fleming Butler H. W. Stephens J. W. Runyan Thos Gamble M. B. Radcliffe Glen Gamp-sbell J. O. Walker A. P. Calhoun Charles Moorhead Carl Wallace M. Dickason H. Miller Parkwood M. D. Fisher D. R. Colgan Sarah Stewart Ida G Murray Bert Lewis Smicksbure John Kessler Matthew Streams Serena Cameron Rossiter W. D. Deadbenderfer C. H. Amond Norman Spence Josiah Boyer B. F. Sheesley Co. M. Faith T. Powers N. A. Keating Commodore I. M. Moore Lavina J. Marsh G. B. Lydie Edward D. McClain Johnstown Dennis Roser Heilwood C. L.mcgurdy J. M. Fyock Weston J. M. Isenberg J. H. Ferrier Gust Fetterman J. W. Haer Frank Symangski Sagamore George Uncapher Jerry Wise Genevieve Elwood Myrtle Seger A. Campbell Armagh Pounds Ford W. Treese John Gilhousen Orren Wise J.D. Barrett Minnie Kessler Los Angeles Cal Rena Thompson H. R. Elbell Kenmore H. B. Deadenderfer C. L. Dick J. ©. Pierce Vandergrift J. W. Ackerson BH. S. McClain A. D. Williams Blackside J. D. Williams Quay Overdort Brushvalley Wilmer Steele Charles Abel Agnes Martz W. B. Jack Livermore Olive McHenry Chas. Fleming John Bailey J. H. Smith Cresson Merle Ross Ella Myers J. M. Gaston Mable P. Davis P. Decker H. H. Long Orion Ills Neff Fair Oaks Francis Fairman R. J. Hines R.U. Agey CG. R. Anderson Extension Forester State College

Rayne Township Birthday Party and Local News

The 40th birthday of Blair Cunningham was celebrated by about 60 neighbors and friends who surprised him and his daughter Dorothy. Reports include minor injuries from logs, a mule loss, hospital mentions, and various local visits and social updates from Indiana hospital to Coral and Ernest.

Blair Cunningham Mr. Cunningham Dorothy Daniel Henry Lex Indiana Hospital Ralph Nibert Clarence Cunningham Frank Henry David Edwards Tost Homer EH. T. Cunningham Thomas Ward G. M. Nibert

Plumcreek notices and local names in brief

Kelly lost a horse last week. Miss Anna M. McAtoos of Indiana stayed with aunt Mrs J Kimmel. Miss Mary Fleming becomes Peterman school teacher. Former teacher George Keeler is patient in Indiana hospital after appendix operation. Jesse Aikens family recovering from scarlet fever. Plumcreek church service next Sabbath by Myers Horner of Pittsburgh. Ernest Ramer visited Pittsburgh last week.

Kelly Anna, M. McAtoos Indiana J. ¥. Kimmel Mary Fleming Peterman George Keeler Indiana Hospital Jesse Aikens Plumcreek Church Myers Horner Pittsburgh Ernest Ramer

Adelphian Society Debates Immigration Policy Evening

An open Adelphian Literary Society meeting featured a debate on foreign immigration restriction. Affirmative led by Frances Keplar and Dale Marshall defeated by Gertrude Cochran and Ernest Smith, with praise for defense. The event included student vocal and instrumental performances.

Adelphian Literary Society Frances Keplar Dale Marshall Gertrude Cochran Ernest Smith Merle Frick Indiane Hospital Misa Orpltt Elmer Streams Blacklick Township

Mitchells Mills illness update for Hazel Gibson progresses

Little Hazel Gibson daughter of Donald Gibson has been very ill but is slowly improving. Mr and Mrs Smith visited relatives at Arcadia Sunday. James Learn was a caller in Stamford last week. Lawrence Meekins and brother Deb Earl Joe Washinder and Chloyd Fishel were callers at Cookport Monday. Bathurst who has been on one sick list for some time is able to be about again. Mr and Mrs Ira Metterman were callers in Spangler last week. Miss Eliza Long and Margaret Short were callers at Barnesboro on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Quay Keirns were callers in Indiana Friday.

MECO Graham Indiana Cora Blystone Will Rowdebush Grandma Laney Coral Sidney Peffer Clarence Smith Punxsutaney Clinton McAfoos Indiana Hospital Teed Studius Tselin Helen S$. MacDonald Pittsburgh Grace Hobrank J. N. Cochran Jeannatte Union Christian Endeavor United Presbyterian Church Samuel Condron Smicksburg James Painter Dale Douds John Adamson Hale Hamil D. W. Douda Lebel Ray Delancey Sarah DeLancey Hazel Gibson Donald Gibson Mrs. Smith James Learn Stamford Lawrence Meekins Deb Earl Joe Washinder Chloyd Fishel Cookport Bathurst Ira Metterman Spangler Eliza Long Margaret Short Barnesboro

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Progress W. &. Evans New Kensington Miller Mercer Agnes Lowman Marion Carter Genas Stephens HE. McCullough J. D. Repine A. M. Bergman Wilson Grumbling Arcadia W. J. Crissman John R. Graham Charles C. King F. A Rayne Township Plumcreek Mrs. Quay Keirns Clymer National Bank Clymer, PA BRODY Col Philadelphia and 7Th Streets Advance Sale Men’s New New Fashion Park
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