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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1926

Page

2

Residents of Cherryhill Township seen in past week

Warren Buterbaugh and son visited Heilwood while John Engle served as caller on Thursday. Ord Parry and E.G. Davis were Heilwood callers. Norris Trout of Alverda becomes Raleigh man in the area. Several residents attended a Heilwood play. multiple callers visited Kenwood and nearby villages. Mrs. Pollock funeral in Rochester Mills. family gatherings at George’s near Parkwood and with the Widdowson family.

Ohn Engle Harnesboro Busas Ord Parry H. M. Iyia Hlden Roberts Laurel Swamp Miller Pyle Ala Pine Flats Catherine Engle Hazel Dick E.G. Davis Heilwood Norris Trout Alverda Raleigh Hazel

Local residents share weekends across towns

Charles Russell Heilwood was an out of town caller Saturday. Mrs Charles McGinley spent the weekend in Cresson with her daughters attending school there. Mary Coy spent the week with her brother at Lucerne. Mrs H M Henry and Mrs James Baveridge visited Mrs Thomas Shellito of Penn Run Saturday. Mrs Shellito is a patient in Indiana Nosatal. M F Durkin of Barnesboro was a business caller Friday. Mr and Mrs Robert Laing spent the weekend with friends in Clymer. Mrs C Fl Petten and Tom have returned from a week in Homer City.

Charles Russell Charles McGinley Cresson Mary Coy Lucerne H. M. Henry James Baveridge Thomas Shellito Penn Run Shellito Indiana Nosattal M. F.durkin Barnesboro J. D. Crawford Pon U. S. Army Arthur Ackerson Sagamore Glenevieve McCreery Columbia Hospital Wilkinsburg Thos. Ray Clarke Ray Maude Seymour Our Nation Cross Roads Maria Stewart N. W. Stewart Stewart

Local notices spark kin visits and new arrivals

Gertrude Wilson spent the week end with home folks in Indiana. Mr and Mrs J A Donahue welcome a baby girl in their home. Several residents visited relatives and attended church events, with enlistments, illnesses, pensions, and a new granddaughter noted among the week’s small-town happenings.

Gertrude Wilson Indiana J. A. Donahue

Chiropractic Health Service Supreme Instrument Promises Better Care

This instrument, the latest scientific chiropractic development, enables us to serve you better than ever before. By its use we almost always secure both better and quicker results than ever before, and in cases are able to help patients never before helped by any other method. With it Chiropractic has indeed become the health service supreme.

Christening Traditions Highlight Sicilian Fathers and Godfathers

A Baltimore Sun correspondent notes how peasant Sicilian christenings center on the father and godfathers rather than the mother. The father receives gifts and status, while the mother often stays in bed. The ceremony involves family favors, feasting, and the godfather’s pledge, with candies and candles sparking crowd excitement.

Sicily Baltimore Sun

Motors in the Desert and the Camel’s Farewell

A reflective piece contrasts Omar Khayyam’s desert journeys with modern travel by motor coaches on new Palestine routes to Mecca and Medina. It blends quotes and imagery to hint at changing faith journeys, where ancient camels give way to American automobiles on holy pilgrimages.

Omar Khayyam Islam New East Damascus Beyruth Palestine Mecca Medina Omar Agape Nikki Pierre van Panssen Atlanta Constitution

Bullbats Feed Weevils Help Georgia Cotton

Adel Georgia reports bullbats praised by cotton farmers for eating boll weevils. Fr T McDaniel of Cook county observed bulls over a field and found 96 boll weevils in one craw. He warns not to kill bullbats and to protect them for farmers' benefit.

Georgia Adel Tipton Farmers’ Union of Cook County Fr. T. McDaniel

Wrecked Apparition Bull Alarms Frederick Car Lot

A bull wandering Frederick Maryland alley trotted onto a sidewalk and charged a plate glass window in a car showroom startling sales staff who fled. The animal struck the pane and, after thrashing the glass, found no target and returned to its head.

Frederick

Sweden Sees Huge Rise in Automobiles 1919 to 1924

Government statistics show Sweden's automobile numbers grew from 8,506 vehicles in 1919 to 62,820 by end of 1924, equating to one car per 95 inhabitants. Most cars are American made. Last year motor business yielded taxes of 1,428,814 on automonies, 774,048 on area and 1,847,048 on gasoline.

Sweden

Far North Police Post Planned On Ellesmere Island

The worsa's bureau at the far end of Ellesmere Island will be built next year to house Canadian police. Building materials and two years of supplies are cached nearby for freighting access. Men will be assigned to patrol duties along the Riel straits shores.

Worsa Ellesmere Island Riel Straits

Sign of Real Progress In Ingenuity Versus Hardship

A Wilmington News Journal remark notes modern youths can fit more items on running boards of a small car than forebears loaded onto a covered wagon, illustrating perceived progress and endurance across generations.

Wilmington News- Journal

Partition decree for land in Young Township Indiana County

In Indiana County Court of Common Pleas sitting in equity master James L. Jack reports inability to divide a tract described in the plaintiffs bill. The land of 82.01 acres in Young Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania, valued at 5000 dollars, will be offered at public sale on a date to be announced with bids received. The tract bounds land of Hannah Jane Smith Estate, D B Townsend, Jacob Beighey, Cal Dunmire, R N Patterson, and A C George.

Curtin Smith Anna Grace-Long Abbie J. Barr Reabecca F. Matson Nancy Myrtilla Matson Catherine J. Hydden Amy Beck Amanda L. Smith Wolrar 1. Smith Ruth A. Smith Keda M. Wolfe Chester A. Smith Toya O, Smith Pune L. Smith Maurice KR Smith Dorris L. Smith Edgar N. Smith Smilth Uwendercks Annie McGee Margaret Alice Tuckey Joseph L. Imyes Vorest O. Hayes Charles P. Hayes Florence II Caldwell Beasie Finkey Mildred’ Anthony Bessie Thayes Huth Mayes Ithodn Unayes Jessie Hayes Eva Hendricks Mary J. Velte Laura L Brown Cannon Indiana County Savings & Trust Company Indiana Renal Young Pennsylvania Towit Hannah Jane Smith D. B. Townsend Jacob Beighey Cal Dunmire R. N. Patterson C. George Hannah Janne Smith Wenite James L, Jack Heby

Administrators Notice for Samuel M. Stewart Estate

Letters of administration on the estate of Samuel M. Stewart of Center township deceased have been granted. Those with claims should present them for settlement and anyone owing money should make prompt payment.

Samuel M. Stewart Center Township

Classified ad rates promo from The Progress

The Progress advertises buying and selling in classified ads. It highlights low costs and large results from tiny ads. Rates are one cent per word for 25 word ads or more, and 26 cents per insertion for ads under 25 words.

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Old photographs sought for preservation and copying

You may have old photographs to salvage including daguerreotypes. Some images are faded and not worth keeping, but a few deserve preservation for the years to come. Bring the faded ones to us and we will copy them in a more permanent process.

Subscriptions Offer From Indiana Progress Paper

The Indiana Progress invites orders for The Progress Pittsburgh Gazette Times and National-Stockman at $6.50 for readers along the 1 FD routes or in towns not reached by agents. Substitution with the Pittsburgh Post is available at the same price.

Progress Pittsburgh Gazette Times National — Stockman Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Post Gazette Times Indiana Progress Indiana

Trepasa Notices for sale of this office goods

Frinted on mus lin or piper for sale of this office. Prices muslin three for 25 cents, paper zero for 2F cents. Send cash or stamps with order and three cents postage if mailed. Address Indiana Pro press, Fndinnit, Ta. 44-tis

Trespasa Audrees Indiana

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