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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1935

Page

4

Tremendous Rifles and the Battle That Shaped North America

A Western Newspaper Union feature recalls the 1750 St. Lawrence maneuvers by Gen. James Wolfe against Montcalm. A French sentinel’s cry and Captain Fraser’s quick exchange allowed Wolfe’s boats to slip past guard, setting the stage for the Plains of Abraham and Britain's eventual North American victory.

St. Lawrence James Wolfe Quebec Marquis de Montcalm Fraser Wolfe Plains of Abraham Montcalm North America Western Newspaper Union

Maple Grove Birthdays and Local Visit Notes

Ronald and Roland Detwiler celebrated their eighth birthday on March 20. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fair and Rev. Harry Miller of Indiana. Various locals made business calls and dropped by friends in Ewings Mill Heilwood Clymer and Armagh, with several family connections noted. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R. D. readers, $5.50.

Maple Grove Ronald Roland Detwiler Dick Fair Harry Miller Indiana G.R. Waltemire Clinton Bowers Ewings Mill Carl Gance Mary Jane Heilwood Jennie Coy

Local Egg Buyer Seeks Indiana Poultry Supplies

R. V. Kerr of North Ninth Street Indiana announces he will pay the highest market price for all Clean Fresh Eggs in Indiana County. The notice specifies a purchasing intent and location in Ponna.

Indiana County R. V. Kerr North Ninth St Indiana

Quilting Circle Tops Shady Hollow Day with Dinner

Mrs. 1B J Boyer hosted an all day quilting gathering with guests including Mrs. Sam Peterson, Mrs. Mart Peterman, Mrs Tom Rupert, and others. A hearty dinner was served as conversations flowed, and several local residents visited or shopped in nearby towns throughout the week.

Shady Hollow J. Boyer Sam Peterman Mart Peterman Mra Tom Rupert J. P. Boyer B. R. Keppel Dora Genevieve N. M Henderson Mildred Marjorie

Local social notes from Cherry Tree and nearby towns

Mrs Clarence Kull of Turtle Creek visited sister Mrs Gertrude Barnes while Olive Forcey spent Sunday with Esther Scog of Barnesboro. Various residents including Wm Fleischer of Lewistown and Chester Irwin families traveled to Akron to see Dorothy Caldwell post surgery. Families, students and shoppers from Milleraville State Teachers College, Ebensburg and Johnstown were noted with motor trips and visits.

Cherry Tree Clarence Kull Turtle Creek Gertrude Barnes Olive Forcey Esther Scog Barnesboro Wm. Fleischer Lewistown Wilson Aughenbaugh Altoona Chester Irwin J. JL. Buterbaugh J. H. McFarland Ebensburg Kate Jenney Huntingdon Beatrice Crago Barnes Andrew Johnson Johnstown

Plumville man awarded permanent teachers certificate

James J. Stewart of Phonville receives a permanent teachers certificate from the State Department of Public Instruction. He had been refused a certificate last year due to a low rating and alleged Bolshevik tendencies.

James J. Stewart Phonville Plumville State Department of Public Instruction Stewart

Nanty Glo youths seek clemency in Carney slaying case

Attorney General Margiotti tells Harrisburg pardon board that Nanty Glo youths Campbell Hartman and Mardis seek commutation for life terms in the 1928 killing of Frank Carney of Strongstown. Hartman and Campbell, convicted 1929, argued lack of extenuating circumstances and victim of circumstances. Ray Rich, Coral merchant, sentenced to two to ten years for arson, had a prior application refused.

Frank Carey Strongstown Frank Carney Pardon Board Harrisburg William Campbell Delmas Hartman Hartman Indiana County Criminal Court Campbell Millard Mardis L. EB. Miller Indiana Carney Nanty-Glo Charles J. Marglotti Memorial Hospital Johnstown Harry B. Koozer J. N. Langham Ray Rich Rich Mike Matthews

Monument Erected in Salt Lake City Honors Graceful White Gulls

A Temple Square monument in Salt Lake City honors the seagulls linked to Utah pioneers harvest aid. Unveiled 1918 by Maahroni Young, it symbolizes settlers resilience amid cricket plagues in 1948 when seagulls saved parts of the Great Salt Lake valley wheat crop.

Utah Monument Utah United Press Temple Square Salt Lake City Maahroni Young Great Salt Lake Valley

One Word Amen in Bible and Worship Traditions

A London Tit-Bits note explains the word Amen's Hebrew origin meaning truly verily and its varied use across scriptures and liturgy. It traces pronunciation debates from dictionaries to public worship and mentions Handel’s chorus and sevenfold Amen.

St. Paul Corinthians London

Queens for a Day Albania in its old marriage customs

A Balkan state under Klongog, blending new and old ways. Inhabitants hold to quaint marriage customs. Young girls stay with mothers until betrothal, then briefly rule their circle as they are ceremonially engaged and seated on a throne.

Albania Balkan Klongog

Oat Varieties Suited For Local Farms Demonstrations

Three oat varieties Cornellian Patterson and Keystone were tested in Pennsylvania with county data showing them early small seeded and low hull. Seed treatment with formaldehyde plus water recommended. a method to seed oats for farmers and suppliers in Indiana County. Also notes on Gordon Literary Society and Armstrong Grange programs and a few world notes.

Shaw Cornellian Patterson Keystone J. B. R. Dickey Pennsylvania Corneilian Indiana County Warner Court House

Bolivar Area Notes and Incidents Report

Robinson Milas Orrena Sprendlinger visited with her brother Frank Brendlinger and family in Pitcairn. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tillié and children and Mrs. Viola Duncan and Edith Duncan of Johnstown. Others from Clyde and town dropped by Mr. and Mrs. A. Robinson’s home. Lawrence Krebs sustained a foot injury in a mine accident. Jane Lewin, janitor of Bolivar public schools, ill at Adam Seaman’s home. Margie Garland ill with pneumonia at grandparents’ home. Blaine McDowell also ill. Melvin Shank of West Bolivar welcomed a daughter. Robert Long, formerly railroad operator, gravely ill after a paralytic stroke. Car wreck near Blairsville injured Mrs. Ganello and Mrs. Brett. Ganello’s grocery store business affected. Mrs. Jacob Landsperger, former resident, died in East McKeesport. E M Dybold moved to Jacob Cable place. John Stineman and Paul Ward families visited Mrs. James Thompson. Rev. Letchworth and family and Miss Mar ie Daugherty spent Sunday with Mrs. W. H. Fisher.

Ervin Mack Flora Clyde Merl Mack Mra. Robinson Lawrence Krebs Jane Lewin Bolivar Public Adam Seaman Bolivar Margie Ralph Garland Ben Founet Blaine John McDowell Melvin Shank West Bolivar Charles Ganello Dorothy Boyle Mias Inez Brett Blairsville Ganello Latrobe Brett Jacob Landsperger East McKeesport Thomas ‘Anderson, Sr E. M. Dybold Jacob Cable

Local Social Notes From South Bend Region

W F C club met with Mrs Billa Long for an all day quilting. Several residents including Mr and Mrs Gene Silvis and families were visiting or moving between local homes. Dorothy Townsend visited Indiana relatives. Aircraftsman EB H Shaw, famed as Lawrence of Arabia, has retired to a Dorsetshire cottage. Monotony is denied in these times.

South Bend Billa Long Gene Silvis Elderton James Patterson West Lebanon Wendell Devers Merl Coulter Punxsutawney J. H. Wray EB. H. Shaw Royal Air Force Dorsetshire

Archives of U S Embassy papers found in Leningrad stable

Lost for 16 years archives of the American Embassy in Russia were uncovered in a stable in Leningrad. The 52 cases include documents dating to the era of John Quincy Adams. A separate note from Accra reports a mother in the Gold Coast birthed six children unaided by a doctor, all healthy after eight days.

Russia Leningrad John Quincy Adama Gold Coast Accra

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Elmo Scott Watson George Tommy Adams Stanley Zuray Buddy Dolly Jacobs Ronnie Rollie Detwiler Waldo Brown Floyd Rhine Robert Adams George Lambing Lewis Krevel Mildred Detwiler Wellwood Rebecca Detwiler Buddy Jacobs Clymer George Greene Helgano Rezza McCullough Walter Carney Beulah Armagh Hellwood The Progress and Pittsburgh Post- Gazette R. D L., HE. Deemer Harry Moorhead H. M. Kimmel EH. J. Boyer Floyd Kenneth Bernard Jean Louis Bernice R. D. Fulton Orchard Hills D. J. Wagner Robert Benny L. BE. Deemer Grant Roberts Emma “Miller Genevieve Keppel R. D. McGaughey Margaret McGaughey L. B. Deemer Sadie and Maria Smith Kenneth Boyer Kittanning Steele Henderson Marjorie Henderson Myers Kimmel Carl Crawford W. R. Thompson Anna Pearl George Clara Townsend Hasinger New Hampshire Paul B. Hasinger Wayne Avenue Indina Atty Margiotte the Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gordon Literary Society Gordon School R. B. Smith Mrs. Kennedy Margaret Dick Bertha Anthony Martha Pinky Redpath Loella Smith Green Brothers Marjorie McIntyre Mary Jane Gimmell Eva Belle Swasy Della Dunlap Goldie Saltsgiver Loella Shields Margaret Hill Margaret Graham Carrie Ellen Clawson Swasy Marie Shields New Milk Board John McIntyre W. P. McCrea Henry Graff R. E. Smith Thomas Mikesell Frances McCrea Martha Dunlap Quelyn Stormer Ernest Smith John Cunkleman Lloyd Taylor Hawaiian Knights Mrs Harold Gibson Armstrong Grange Parkwood Choslhouse Grange Weiss Wiggins J. R. Patterdon W.L. Brown Clarence Bell Cressie Shirey Erma Campbell Fouts United States Robinson Milas Orrena Sprendlinger Frank Brendlinger Pitcairn Harvey Tillié Viola Duncan Misa Edith Duncan Co. A. Robinson Earl Fleming Currys Run W. L. Crum Shelocta Wilda Anderson Margaret Mel Lavis L. M. Marts Nancy Devers George Spahr Apollo Myr N. A. Davis John Wolfe Mateer Shellhammer Dorothy Townsend Connie Mia Joe Coulter Girty Iva Davia Mel Silvis First National Bank IN PENNA Penney Penney’s J. C. Penney Company, Incorpo Indiana County Maytag Co Moore Hotel Indiana, Pa Waltham Luxenberg
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