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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1928

Page

5

Corbetts attend funeral. multiple local visits noted

Georgeville scenes show Mr. and Mrs. R H Corbett at the funeral of William Elkin of Smicksburg. Visitors and callers include Mrs Lucy Lydie Reynoldsville, John Emerick Oak Tree, Mr and Mrs R JH Dilts, Earl Lewis, and many others visiting friends and relatives across area towns including Homer City and Punxsutawney. Multiple baccalaureate attendances and shopping trips in Indiana. Howard Lockard buys a new Hasex.

Georgeville R. H. Corbett William Elkin Smicksburg Lucy Lydie Reynoldsville John Emerick Oak Tree R. JH. Dilts Earl Lewis George Hawk Q. A. Whitaker John McCormick Homer City BE. H. Elder Richmond W. T. Frederick Albert Whitaker Cv Cramer Weat BE. H. Corbett Aliee Means Walier Semnta Plumville School Blaine Goon Arthur Chapman Sarah Chapman Mary Sutter Mildred Frederick Guy Kime Mra. Kime R. R. Hazlett Stokes Punxsutawney Mra Vinitine T. C. Kerr Guy Kime and Son Floyd Stear Waldo Simpson Mary Indiana Hawk Hannah Lemmon and Son Mildred Mabel Kinter Latrobe Burt Kinster Howard Lockard

Visitors and family notes from Pine Flats and Barr Slope

Mr and Mrs W R Moorhead and two children and Mrs Amanda Strong visited Brice Myers at Pine Flats. Mr and Mrs E T Barber and two children Clair and Laura visited Mr and Mrs Bressler at Barr Slope. Mrs Bressler was Maggie Widdowson before marriage. Mrs 7 A Barber and two sons Raymond and Thomas were Sunday tailors at E T Barbers. Katherine daughter of Mr and Mrs John Meteschen died Sunday evening of diphtheria aged just over three. Burial in Greek Catholic Cemetery at this place.

W. R. Moorhead Amanda Strong Brice Myers Pine Flats E. T. Barber Clair Laura Bressler Barr Slope Katherine John Meteschen

Germans Try to Demolish the Atom by Controlling Lightning

Three German students from the University of Berlin Lange Brasch and Urban all under thirty work on a lightning powered device at Mount Generoso in Switzerland. They aim to release atomic energy by channeling millions of volts from thunderclouds through a giant wire mesh suspended between Alpine peaks. They expect to refine the apparatus to control up to five million volts and renew tests after snowmelt.

Herlin Benjamin Franklin Mount Generoso Switzerland Lange Brasch Urban University of Berlin Swiss Alps Richard

Sword of De Soto Found Near Carters Ga

Traces of Hernando De Soto’s expedition uncovered in an Indian mound near Carters Ga include an iron sword hilt and blade fragment found by Dr Warren K Moorehead. The relic, placed among skeletons and ceremonial items, is dated pre Columbian and likely from De Soto’s men. A green granite spade and numerous arrow points accompanied the warrior's burial.

de Soto Carters, Ga Hernando de Soto North Georgia Warren K. Moorehead Department of Archeology Phillips Academy Andover Mass Moorehear

Clerk's Panto Held Up at Kaufman Hat Store

Solomon Welsman, a Kaufman hat store clerk, was held up at gunpoint by two men who stole $61 from the register and a $50 watch. To hinder pursuit, the thieves also stripped him of his trousers and fled.

New York Solomon Welsman Kaufman Hat Welsman

Prehistoric Survivor London Aegina Plesiosaurus Debate

Scientists estimate the plesiosaurus lived about one hundred million years ago and may not be extinct. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle claims he personally saw a living creature off the coast of Aegina years ago, supporting the ongoing debate.

London Arthur Conan Doyle Aegina

Air Mail Cuts Bankers Interest Costs

Air mail service between the Pacific coast and New York lets bankers save thousands monthly in interest. Checks over 500 travel by air and arrive at the Western terminus in two days after mailing, two to four days faster than fast train service. Returns are rushed west by plane, shortening the time for remittance collection to less than a week.

Seattle Pacific Coast New York

Local residents shuffle homes and news from Maud Long area

Joe Mack moved his family from the Maud Long property to the Dave Johns property. Mrs Nester Stephens and children return home after visiting Hellwood, Elmer Smith ill with flu, Claude Fisher and Arthur Stites of Clymer hosted in town. Becky Laney returns from two weeks with Arthur Stites in Clymer. Emma and Mary Rodkey back after six months in Kittanning and Pittsburgh. Della Goodrich goes to Alverda to assist with a meeting. Elmer Weston buys a Ford. Mrs Frank Meekins receives a 1786 US stamp letter dated Washington.

Joe Mack Maud Long Dave Johns Nester Stephens Hellwood Elmer Smith Claude Fisher Arthur Stites Clymer William Lovell, Jr Florence McDermott Elmira W. J. Sickenberger Henry Meryle Laney Becky Laney Emma Mary Rodkey Kittanning Pittsburgh Della Goodrich Alverda Elmer Weston Frank Meekins U. S Washington

Brush Valley callers and visits noted in Homer City area

Albert Buterbaugh and family were callers in Homer City last Friday. William Deyarmin and family of Cherry Tree spent a few days with his brother Chalmer and family. Russell Herlinger visited the county seat last Saturday. Harry Mikesell and family of Weh rum were callers in the Valley last Saturday evening. Raymond Davis and Nettie McCrea spent Sunday afternoon with G. I. McCrea. Elmer Gray was a Homer City caller last Saturday. Martha McCrea and Dorothy Rugh visited their grandfather G. T. McCrea on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Miller of Johnstown visited with their daughter Mrs. Blain Stewart last Sunday afternoon. Ida Bailey of Cherry Tree is spending a few days with Mrs. Chalmer Degarmin. A modern poet who sings of the blush of sixteen seems to have not learned that blush when silkose began to supplant cotton stockings.

William Deyarmin Cherry Tree Chalmer Russell Herlinger Harry Mikesell Wehrum Raymond Davis Nettie Mccrea G. I. McCrea Elmer Gray Homer City Martha McCrea Dorothy Rugh G. T. McCrea

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