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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1911

Page

3

Cherries and Temptation Test a Friend’s Resolve

In a humorous exchange, Downer offers a crate of cherries to Kimball who recalls a crash of appetite for the fruit. Kimball recounts overindulgence at home, his wife’s insistence on canning, and a night spent stoneing cherries, ending with wary resolve about future cravings and a wary friendship.

Bob Downer Kimball Joseph Egypt Uncle John Genevieve Christine Robin Robert

Ohi Happy Days Remembering Harsh Winter Transit

A reminiscence recalls a brutal cold day with 18 degrees below zero and a long walk to the office. Ears frozen blistered and peeled, snow on the mustache, winds piercing, later thawing and pain easing as the temperature dropped and rose. Columbus Dispatch.

Columbus Dispateh

Caught in His Own Trap

Luke Edgerley, a proud cantaloupe gardener, sets traps after missing melons intended for a minister, Deacon Smallhead, and a doctor. A night ghost encounter leads him to suspect a thief, only for his sleepwalking wife Salty to be revealed as the culprit, all ending with the harvest recovered.

Luke Bidgertey Luke Deacon Smallhead Bangs Jack George Mr. Edgerley Byt Salty Jinka Mr. Edgertey Styles Boye

After Dinner. Sinner Speakers in the Weeping House

In a clipped exchange, Hupery Higgins thanks a hostess for the meal and a bright house Weeper calls him a sinner speaker. Higgins protests he is only hungry and laments the lack of bread.

Hupery Higgins Bright House Claibols Standard

Imcal Telephone Company Reorganizes to Expand Reach

Patton corres pondent reports that by January 1 the American Union Telephone Company will operate on a stronger basis as a large reorganization reshapes the firms tied to Cambria and adjacent counties. W H Denlinger Jr says New York meetings define a plan to consolidate Huntingdon and Clearfield Cambria Indiana Tri County and other lines with millions of dollars in play. Officers likely elected year end as capital may rise to fund expansions across east and central Pennsylvania.

Patton Johnstown Tribune W. H. Denlinger, Jr American Union Telephone Company Cambria W.H. Denlinger, Jr New York Denlinger Pennsylvania Huntingdon & Clearfield Indiana Tri-County Clearfield & Cambria Curwensvilleural Lumber City Rural Grampian Hills Rural la Jose & Harmony St. Lawrence Rural Allegheny Township Farmers Nicktown & Ebensburg Indiana County Rural

Teachers Institute Program at Rock Bottom school house

The Rayne township teachers institute on Saturday November 11 1911 features a morning session at 10 30 with organization reading minutes and topics Patriotism in Our Schools The Value of Education Journals The Teacher's Reward What the School Code Has Done for Our Schools and Literature in the Public Schools. Participants include Sara Wolfe Emma Edwards Vada Walker Victor Lutz Déna Wagener Harry Lambing Rebecca Blue Carl E Lewis Alma Stuchell Ida M Shields Margaret Lockard Pearl McGregor Arthur Lambing and Mildred A Wynkoop as teacher supervisor.

Rock Bottom Rayne Township Porenoon Sara Wolfe Emma Edwards Vada Walker Victor Lutz Déna Wagener Harry Lambing Rebecca Blue Carl E. Lewis Mabel Fyock Edna McFarland Flora Wilson Clair Butterbaugh E. M. Ansley Rosa Hug H. C. Stiteler J. E. Weaver Alma Stuchell Ida M. Shields Margaret Lockard Pearl McGregor Arthur Lambing Mildred A. Wynkoop

Public Sale Notices Across Armstrong County on Nov 3 and 4

Multiple public sale notices list auctions by Carnahan, Shilling, Boyer, Woods, and Syesdy in Gastown Strongstown and Shelocta. Items include yearling colt, cows, pigs, farm machinery, household goods, horses, vehicles, fodder, and shingle mills. Auctions span Nov 2 to Nov 9 with times mainly 1:00 pm and 12:20 pm. Also offered are trespass notices printed on muslin for sale.

John E. CarnAhan Gastown Armstrong County Peter Shilling Strongstown Cherry Tree Road Peter Sullling Caambehion Peter Boyer Shelocta Irvin J. Woods Gal Cholga Alex Syesdy Kent Adyvinee Woos Wy. Prout Ping Mats Green Townships

Surprise Party Honors Indiana County Girl in Braddock

A surprise party was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Faith on Locust Street Braddock in honor of Miss Zuma Wilson of Sample Run visiting there. Attendees included Elizabeth Tankhauser Millie Faith Sarah Wilson Kathryn Schaeffer Tom Andrews Hazel Faith Kathryn Tankhauser Walter Moorhead Peter Richards Joseph Schaeffer Jr James Rich ards and many local couples.

Jacob Faith Locust Street Braddock Zuma Wilson Sample Run Elizabeth Tankhauser Millie Faith Sarah Wilson Kathryn Schaeffer Tom Andrews Hazel Faith Kathryn Tankhauser Walter Moorhead Peter Richards Joseph Schaeffer, Jr Jas. Schaeffer Samuel Faith James Richards

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