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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1927

Page

10

Local visitors and callers noted in Barnesboro area

Many residents and guests are listed as visitors, callers, or guests to homes and events in Barnesboro and nearby towns. Names include W. W. Williams, Margar Williams, J. W. Gibson, D. A. Garman family in Carrolltown, North Barnesboro, and Akron Ohio visits. Recurrent mentions of Richard, Margaret, Jane, Martha Williams, and Rev W E Ruch. Mrs Isabel Glenn ill at home. various social calls and church services noted.

W. W. Williams Margaret Williams Barnesboro J. W. Gibson Jane Williams A. G. Glenn Richard Williams W. B. Ruch H. W. Smith James Johns John Clark Robt McClelland Samuel Long Alverda David Glenn Harry Russell Hi. W. Smith J. B. Brown Wm. Wagoner Akron Clair Fleming W. H. Fleming Indiana H. 5S. Bennett Palmer Florida W. F. Russell

Local Social Notes From Cookport Area

Mr and Mrs Clarence Henry and three children spent Sunday afternoon at A J Lydie s. Mary Marvin is confined to her bed with a healed head and typhoid fever. C B Wassam called at D H Witts on Sunday. Odah Baker was confined to her bed a few days the past week with Zumbago. Doyle Henry who had the measles is able to be out again. Rev King took supper on Sunday evening at Mortis Clarks. Ruth Clark employed at Commodore spent the week end at her home here. Hunter Russells busy making maple syrup. Mrs Blanche Shank spent Saturday night with her father who is sick.

Clarence Henry A. J. Lydie Mary Marvin C. B. Wassam D. H Ruth Clark Commodore Hunter Russells Blanche Shank

Curry's Run church services and local notices

Preaching at Curry's Run church next Sabbath at 11 o clock. Henry Ramer moved to the Don Bash property in Shelocta. Darrl McCreight recently in Indiana high school campus ill health stayed at home. Funeral held last Friday for Thomas Fleming by Rev M D McClelland. interment in church cemetery. Mrs Archie Rising and two sons of Wilmerding visited her parents Mr and Mrs A J Sharp. J C Walker's meat stolen from smokehouse last week. several pieces taken from Albert Wiggins. Auditor's notice of hearing appointed by Orphans Court to settle funds of Henry Fulmer, deceased. hearing April 19, 1927 at 10 A M in Citizens National Bank Building Indiana PA. Gilbert Parnell, Auditor.

L. BK. Milter Tsq Orphans’ Court Indiana County Pennsylvania R. N. Cunningham Henry Fulmer Center Township William Banks Aed Citizens National Bank Indiana

Poets and Crime Through History Across Latin Worlds

A Peruvian court convicts poet Santos Chocano of murder, amid a toast to poetry. The piece cites Varied poet and artist cases from Villon to Verlaine, noting lenience toward artists in Latin contexts and retold anecdotes including Carranza’s flight and a Paris chef punished for kinslaying.

Santos Chocano Paris Francois Villon Perugino Benvenuto Cellini Verlaine Carranan Mexico

London Chronicle Columnist’s Tailor Saga

The London Chronicle columnist recalls his tailor who went to America and Hollywood and billed the last suit as follows. Indigo Serge suit in eight parts designed by Samuel Snip material by Hoddieby and Sons cut by Ethelbert Wimberg stitched by Maud Merkle buttonholes by Emily Cathcart lined by Janet Allison pressed by Herbert Noop boxed and tied by George Napier delivered by Grigson. The columnist says he felt grateful the tailor did not add Owed for by Chanticler.

London Chronicle America Hollywood Samuel Snip Hoddieby & Sons Ethelbert Wimberg Maud Merkle Emily Cathcart Janet Allison Herbert Noop George Napier Grigson Chanticler

English Visitor Fined Twice in Vienna Littering Case

An English visitor in Vienna dropped his ticket and littered, leading to a 2 schilling fine on the spot. He crumpled the receipt and was fined again for littering, then Pyrrhic insult earned a 10 schillinge fine for bad language.

Vienna Austria

Molimed Mysore Women Abolish Veil Tradition

A Mysore meeting led by the prime minister’s wife gathered over 1000 Muslim women who voted to end the purdah. They challenged orthodox authorities to cite Koranic backing for veil wearing, which religious teachers could not provide, ending the veil in Mysore.

Turkey South India Mysore

England Courtesy Titles Explain Social Rank

Courtesy titles are assigned by tradition to individuals without legal peerage. The eldest son of a duke may be styled marquess, but he does not hold a peerage and can sit in the house of commons if elected. If he inherits the actual title, he loses his seat in parliament.

England House of Commons

Fireproof film claims promise safer moving pictures

After fourteen years of trial a British inventor asserts a fireproof moving picture film is perfected. He says it cannot burn yet yields satisfactory pictures at no higher cost than standard film. The invention could eliminate costly fire precautions in theater projection rooms.

Clafing

Measure Filled On Christmas Morning Misadventure

Floyd Vanderhoef of Boonton New Jersey became impatient during a cold Christmas morning and entered the house intending to return later. Two days later he checked his garage and found the quart measure full but the 50 gallon oil barrel delivered the day before Christmas was empty.

Floyd Vanderhoef Boonton N. J Vanderhoef

Plan to pipe mine gas to Germany for coal supply

A proposal to gasify coal at the mine head and deliver methane via a network of pipes to German consumers is under consideration. The scheme envisions transforming coal into gas directly at the pithead and transporting it to users.

Germany

Seed corn testing method urged by county agent

County Agent Warner warns seed corn shortage is grave and prescribes the Rag Doll Test to screen ears. He cites a 700 bushel crib of 1925 Yellow Dent at Henry Townsend’s in South Bend with 82 percent germination and $3 per double bushel. Townsend and Lewis’ Feed Store plan shipments. Indiana warehouse also stocked.

Warner Henry Townsends South Bend Townsend Shelocta Station Lewis’ Feed Store Indiana Chas.o. Swasy Blairsville Blacklick Township

Town Folks Share News and Local Notes From Elderton

South Bend residents visited and hosted guests including W R Thompson and son Clair Elderton callers. Several families hosted dinners and weekend visits with neighbors and relatives across Indiana and Vandergrift. Townsend firm holds 600 to 700 bushels of 1925 corn testing 82 percent germination. Pennsylvania Railroad track mileage totals 28 040 40 miles with extensive single and multiple track sections. A car crashed into a store window on Philadelphia Street causing damage and injuries not detailed.

Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Company Savannah Los Alpeles Car

Also Mentioned on This Page

Orisemore W. H. Martin Bennett Isabel Glenn Glenn Lucille Russell Lincoln Gibson Heilwood Mildred Shank Margaret and Jane Willams G. M J. D Clyde Gibson W. E. Ruch Nebo Presbyterian Church Cookport Gilbert Parnell J. M. Stewart & Co., Inc Penna Gordon Indiana, Pa South Bend NO W. R. Thompson Clair Elderton Melvin Silvis Irvin Kelley Eugene Silvis L. A. Townsend Elizabeth Painter O. M. Anderson Wesley Leland Hanna Hobart Shellhammer Apollo Ira Weaver Ruffner L. M. Henderson Roy Coleman Vandergrift Adelaide Coleman D. B. Townsend R. T Dunmire Wendell Devers J. R. Phippa Edith Jane Ruffner Sadie Maria Smith William Crum West Lebanon R.T. Dunning Harry Rearick Hugh Rearick L. EB. Deemer Earatty Bon Ton Luxenberg Optometrist Iana BIG Jewelry
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