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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1936

Page

1

Opening of a Desperate Line at Municipal Lodging House

Phillip Wade endures a frigid march toward shelter as derelicts crowd a block to a dim Municipal Lodging House. He seeks work through agencies, endures empty promises, and finally lands a low wage job offer, while the image of a starving child haunts his resolve.

Municipal Lodging House Elerka Phillip Wade Theo Philip Phillip Wade Philp Alin Nis Mary Mr. Downs Pho

Irrigation History in the American West

The Montreal Herald notes irrigation predates modern engineers in the southwest with early ditch systems aligned to present methods. Gold rush era water use for mining and gardens spread irrigation ideas, Mormon diversions in Utah and alfalfa cultivation, monks introducing the plant from Spain, and the mixed fate of large vs small projects as population grew.

United States California Utah Spain Montreal Herald

Navy Timekeeping by Watches Half Hour System

The Indianapolis News notes ship time has long followed half hour intervals with bells marking the change. The American navy divides the day into six four hour watches including the dog watch split into two two hour segments. Eight bells mark each watch end. Merchant practice varies.

Navy Indianapolis News

Sea Star Walks and Feeds on Oyster Trick

The sea star, a blue starfish with five or more arms, moves slowly using tube feet. If threatened it can shed a ray and regrow it. It can open oysters by fixing suckers to the shell and extending its stomach to wrap the prey, then retracting it once feeding is complete.

Washington Post

Strang Laws Said Still On The Books In US States

Capper's Weekly notes obsolete or odd laws across states. Virginia bans missing church three Sundays with deadly implication. North Carolina forbids singing out of tune in worship. Minnesota requires drivers to salute horses skittish on highways. Michigan bans kissing on Sabbath. West Virginia bans sneezing in church. Maine barred whistling on Sunday. Arkansas prohibits playing cards or flying kites on the Sabbath.

Virginia North Carolina Minnesota Michigan West Virginia Muaine Arkansas Capper

Rheims Dates Outstanding City’s Historic Lore

RhEims, famed for its Gothic cathedral and Joan of Arc crowning Charles VI in 1420, hosts France’s first newspaper printed in 1604. The present cathedral dates to 1210, and the city features seventeen miles of wine cellars.

Rheims France Joan of Arc Charles VI

Trait and Quality Define Distinguishing Features

A concise exploration defines trait as a distinguishing feature of mind or character and quality as the absent form or mode of being that makes an object distinct from others, highlighting how these concepts separate entities in analysis.

Substantial Sandwiches and Salads as Main Dishes

Readable recipe notes extoll versatile sandwiches and salads as main course options for luncheons and gatherings. Includes hot tuna fish sandwiches with mushroom sauce Cranberry Chicken Molds and a Chicken Salad recipe with olives celery and cranberries.

Local Social News From Girty Area Reflects Busy Week

A crowded list of visits and gatherings across Girty, Kittanning, and surrounding towns includes Mrs. G M Houser and Irene Kinnard. trips to Kit tanning shops. a surprise party for Mrs. H N Rearick of Elderton. hospital news on Mrs. Wilber Henderson. attendance at a funeral in Gastown. and numerous family visits. Floods halt school. maple syrup production noted. and national sugar estimates released. Greece regains its king, with commentary on whether it is for show or target practice.

J. H. Christy Todd Plumville J. T A. M. Jamison J. T. Schrecengost Earl Paul Glenn Harry Jamison Wilber Henderson St. Margaret Hospital Pittsburgh J. C. Schrecengost Maxine Earl Schrecengost Nelson Apollo Anna C. Smith Julia Kepple Paul Schrecengost Indiana H. J. Johns Vera Wilda William Hileman Gastown Kenneth Kepple Porest Morgan Vandergrift Kepple Crooked Creek Girty Bridge J. T. Jamison Clair Anna Smith Smith Brothers Here J. R. Smith Samuel Holstein West Lebanon Carl Anderson Near Here J. R. Jamison Robert, Jr Merle Robert.Dunmire Daniel Wray Rhody Plains

Local Social Notes Highlight Community Gatherings

Rural Valley resident A Miller spent Sunday with parents Mr and Mrs H Q Miller. Numerous callers from Vandergrift Leechburg Apollo and Tarentum visitations noted. Families moved to Ford City while others attended an Elderton operetta and visits to Indiana Vandergrift and Diderton marked a busy week.

M. R. Ankney A. C. Leightner Indiana C. G. Rosborough William, Milford Eewin Apollo Agnes Peterman Near South Bend C. A. Kough Raymond Boyer Carl Hileen Ford City Dean Elgin DeWayne Tarentum Helena McIntire Dorothy ‘Chivers Lester Sheasley Donald Diderton J. T. Sheasley John Kough George Martha Betty South Bend Elderton Laird Rosborough Lloyd Blyntone H. O. Miller J. L. Smith Miles A. C.leightner W. M. Guthrie B. J. Elgin Mildred M. D. Elgin C. L. Yount F. R. Cessna Virgie Vandergrift John Pitt Glenn Amos Boyer A. Miller

Wanda and Dunmire Family Visit Sunday in Rural Valley

Wanda of Rural Valley visited with Mrs C G Rosborough, Robert Dunmire and sons of Van dergrift, spending Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs H G Dunmire.

Wanda Rural Valley C. G. Rosborough Robert Dunmire and

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Josephine Gibson Henry Food Institica H. R. Ellenberger CG. Schrecengost Harve Reefer and Sons Hilton Don Lauren Paul and Robert Jamison Harlin Smeltzer Jin Apollo Herbert Boyer Vander, Grift Mary Ellen and J. C. Schrecengost Home Greece Dayton General Assembly Senate C. Gilbert Wolfenden Indiana Borough Republican John S. Fisher Indiana, Pa Dr. H. B Buterbaugh Progress North Seventh Street Mount Union ,Co Rural Valley H. Q. Miller Jesse Kough Lesley Turner Jane Turner Anna Altman Erwin Sheasley Jimmy Floyd Ruth Arlene Haney Leechburg Lester Irvin Bobby Evelyn Jack Ohio 5. C. Rowley The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette R. D Walter H Jackson Assembly J. Clair Sloan Joshua T Stewart Indiana County John J. Buggey Rayne Township Indiana Lumber & Supply Co Oak & 10Th Sts Penna Lou Streamline Market Philadelphia
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