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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1930

Page

8

Bearded Stranger Outwits Murderer Across Cities

Aurelius Smith, a crime investigator, tracks a bearded killer from New York to Chicago. He questions hotel staff, deciphers a torn telegraph pad, and uses a forearm tattoo clue to locate the suspect. In a final confrontation, Smith disarms the gunman and reveals the concealed initials on the killer’s arm.

Aurelius Smith New York Millonaire Smith Grand Central Station Chicago Sporting World Register

The Bed Through History Across Civilized Worlds

An article traces the bed as the most used piece of furniture, detailing its evolution from primitive wraps to four poster wealth, with Egyptian, Persian, Roman, and medieval influences shaping beds through ages, emphasizing comfort as a constant sales driver.

Chicago American Furniture Mart Artaxerxes Timagoras Athens Gaul America Europe

All Spooners Barred From This Cemetery

Port Jervis officials bar couples from visiting Bloomington rural cemetery after 8 pm. A constable patrols the grounds and turns away those entering by car or on foot. Spooners from Port Jervis, Middletown and nearby areas are blamed for nighttime visits and petting parties.

Port Jervis N. x Bloomington Art Jervis Middletown

Monument to Honor Amundsen Searchers

Havre France unveils a monument near the Seine along the Varis Stouen Iluyre road to mark the site where the Latham 47 plane and its four crew members disappeared during the Amundsen search. The sculpture features a large fetchery and a sea plane fuselage hull rising from the water as a memorial to the doomed expedition.

Havre France Seine Varis-Stouen-Iluyre Amundsen

Lightning Kills Rattlesnake Menaces Elk Carter

In Tecumseh Nebraska strange porch noises at Elk Carter’s home led him to investigate barefoot. A lightning flash revealed a rattlesnake coiled to strike, and Carter killed the reptile on the porch.

Elk Carter

Local Social Notes From Elderton Area Gather for Birthdays and Visits

South Bend residents Alta Grace and Melvin Brown with aunt Lizzie Painter. Irwin Kelly's family visiting from Van dergrift. numerous locals hosting and visiting across Elderton, Vandergrift, Pittsburgh, Indiana, and nearby communities. Annie Parson’s seventy fifth birthday celebrated with relatives. wide circle including James Love, Clarence Peterman, Stella Gibson, and many others attended.

Marion Center News Roundup of Local Visits and Deaths

Mrs A M Hopkins of Bast Ma honing hosted friends on N Manor street. William Fails and family visited Mrs Elizabeth McLeister in tribute. Civil War veteran James Wynkoop died at daughter Mrs J C McCormick’s home. Funeral for Win Marks of Home held, interment at local cemetery. Mrs Norman Kelly reported dead in Ohio. John Steele family were visitors Saturday. Mrs C R Park stayed with sister Mrs Harry Wimmer. Mayme Barr visiting home. Mrs Mary Wetzel and Mrs Emma Simpson attended James Nichol funeral in Mahoning. Mrs John R Wetzel seriously ill at Marchand. Wetzel family long known here. J W Meanor family and mother Ella Meanor visited Punxsutawney on business.

A. M. Hopkins Bast Mahoning N. Manor Street Wm. Fails Leetonia Ohio Fall Mis Elizabeth McLeister James Wynkoop J. C. McCormick Win Marks Norman Kelly Kelly John Steele C. R. Park Harry Wimner Mayme Barr Mary Wetzel Emma Simpson James Nichol Mahoning John R. Wetzel Marchand Wetzels J. W. Meanor Ella Meanor Punxsutawney

Crooked Creek Church Plans Sunday Services and Visitors

Next Sunday at Crooked Creek church three o clock afternoon service and Sunday school at two. Mrs Ella Frech of Johnstown visited C A Brady. Kirk family spent Sunday at Clearfield. Melvin Wellas family from Apollo were weekend guests of Mrs Nette Walls. Local visits by Miller and Brownfield families from Van dergrift and Blairsville to Milley home. Ladies Missionary Circle hosted by Mrs Merle McGara last Wednesday. Brady visited Dayton last Friday. Also listed are progress trespass notices printed on paper or muslin with prices and mail-order terms.

Crooked Creek Ella Frech Johnstown C. A. Brady I. E. Kirk Clearfield Melvin Wella Apollo Nette Walls Carl Miller Vandergrift James Brownfield Blairsville Harry Milley Ladies Missionary Circle Crooked Creek Church Merle’ McGara Dayton

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