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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1934

Page

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Love, Danger, and a Private Flight Test in Hollywood

In a Hollywood flight caper a pale man and Thelma Moore hire a plane for a private test. Norman, the pilot, discovers Thelma is with Moyer Bramwell, a star, and Thelma confesses the test was to see if she could elope and instead they secretly fly to Belmont for a risky dead-stick landing. Theonal twist reveals the stunt was a screen test and Thelma’s charm wins Norman over.

Norman Xuma Aziz Ken Norman Thelma Moore Hollywood Moyer Bramwell Picture Colony Bramwell Thelm Belmont Arizona Elreling Shelma Moore Thelma Henagens Mr. Bramwell Ife Flo

Use of Bait in Fishing First Adopted by Fish

Ancient fishing practiced by humans mirrors fish behavior as Alfred Weed notes at the Chicago museum. Anglerfish exhibit diverse forms yet share ventral fins under the throat and pectoral fins near the tail. They bait prey with wormlike lures and travel by climbing coral using leglike fins, blending into dark ocean surroundings.

Alfred ©. Weed Chicago Wieldsmuseum

Bats Not Blind Say Experts On Vision And Senses

Contrary to common belief, bats are not blind and have sharp eyes though often hidden by fur. They also rely on highly developed wing sensory nerves to navigate in near darkness without hitting objects in their path.

Alverda and Town Visitors and PTA Meeting Report

A list of local callers from Indiana and Hellwood towns visits to Alverda with Alverda P T I A program details. It notes arrivals of Mike Zaffuto James Donohue and several families plus a baby at Spangler hospital and a new Chevrolet Coach. The PTA program includes songs poems readings duets and an address on truth.

Wm. Nelson Hellwood B. R. Williams Indiana Albert Contruec Spangler Hospital Wm. Gromley Joseph Leone Jos. Vozer Alverda P. IT John M. Williams Dolly Alma Vazer Norman Simmons Jean Simmons Mr. Rennie Mr. Dunla

Marion Center social notes reflect town visits and health updates

Marion Center residents share visits and family time including Wm A Stewart and sister from Smyrna, Mrs Sherry with Barr and Brilhart, Miss Jane Craft with Glenn Miller family, L V Kinter's Indiana trip, Mountain family Sabbath, Mrs Mary Brady with daughter L S Wells, Barr improving at home, Howard Forsythe and John Barr visit Brookville, Lake and Groves guests, Carl Craig visit Bast Ma honing, Botsford age 91 visit, Salvation Army Indiana to hold May open air services each Thursday.

Wm. A. Stewart Caroline Smyrna Sherry C. W. Barr Brilhart Jane Craft Rochester Mills Glenn Miller L. V. Kinter Indiana L. H. Mountain J. R. Mountain Hast Run Mary Brady L. S. Wells Howard Forsythe John Barr Mia Julia Barr Brookville H. C. Lake A. R. Groves Creekside Salvation Army of Indiana

Local Notes and Socials From Blacklick Area

Mr and Mrs B F Foreman moved to Washington DC to see the cherry blossoms. Mr and Mrs C J Grater and children spent Monday evening in Blairsville. Elizabeth Stoneback attended a Democratic meeting in Indiana last Tuesday. J J Stiles moved to Armagh last Friday. Presbyterian Ladies Bible class to meet at Mrs Elmer Campbells Tuesday evening. Clyde Woodruff was a caller in Indiana on Monday. Miss Lang and Miss Mildred Barton of Torrance visited J L O Neill Thursday evening. Faye Bonner of Indiana called on C O Smith Monday evening. Presbyterian Young Peoples class spaghetti supper Wednesday evening from 6 to 7. Don’t forget to wash dust off light bulbs and glass fixtures.

Mra B. F. Foreman Washington, D. C C. J. Grater Blairsville Elizabeth Stoneback Indiana J. J. Stiles Armagh Ladies Bible Class The Presbyterian Church Elmer Campbell Clyde Woodruff Miss Lang Mildred Barton Torrance J. L. O'Niel Faye Bonner C. O. Smith Young Peoples

How to Reduce Heating Costs by John Barclay

Heating expert John Barclay explains seasonal shutdown steps for coal and steam or hot water systems. Keep ashes in firepot, have surfaces cleaned, drain water and sediment, refill to normal level, and consider boiler cleaning compounds if sediment is heavy.

John Barclay Hartford

A Hymn of Praise for These Last Days Verses

A 8 M Work hymn extols creation and redemption through biblical references, tracing humanity from Eden to the coming of Christ, with prayers for peace and restoration and a final note on the Bridegroom’s return. Also includes stray humorous lines and weather trivia snippets.

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