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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1931

Page

3

Fairway for Two Ends in a New England Romance

Jerry English abandons daily work to care for his mother and buys a Berkshire homestead. A chance meeting with Jane Du gagne at a circular driveway leads to golf sessions that turn into a shared pursuit and evolving companionship. The pair bond over competition and a hopeful future.

Erry English California Hia Jerry New England Jarry Dirk Aravel Derry Bie Jerry English Jane Dugagne Emsden Jane Hle McClure Newspaper Syndicate CWNHU

Pennsylvania Land Deal Over Lake Erie Triangle

A fragment describes Pennsylvania losing about 50 miles frontage on Lake Erie and over 200000 acres of land after a 1792 decision. It notes disputes with Six Nations and Massachusetts and a sale or burning of the triangle for about 150 dollars. The area lay at the western county end, bordering Olly.

Pennsylvania Lake Erie Olly Erie County Massachusetts New York United States

Best Buckwheat Cakes as Life Work Challenge

Quoting Collier, the piece argues that finding one true vocation—like baking perfect buckwheat cakes—defines a life’s work. It cites Emerson and Hesiod on effort and productivity, urging individuals to discover a craft they can excel at for living, beyond psychology or psychiatry.

Carlyle Emerson Collier St. Louis Globe- Democrat

Foxes and crows in a clever tale from The Landing

A Springfield Mass Union excerpt discusses Reynard the fox supposedly sparing crows while recounting Peter J. Tyer’s Saga of Frogs Landing. It recalls foxes watching poultry yards with wire enclosures and using bait to lure stock, ending with a crow meeting a cunning fate.

Wild Life Reynard the Fox Peter J. Tyer Lee Frogs Landing Tve Springfeld Mass.) Union

Mackinac name origins and language notes

The Mackinac place name derives from Canadian French Mackinac and is linked to makinak meaning turtle in Chippewa, with related Algonkian variants. Some scholars suggest Michilimackinae roots, while others propose a shortened form of mighintmaki nuak meaning place of the big wounded person, though this may be folk etymology per Liignary Digest.

Mackinac Lake Huron Lake Michigan William Jones Minnesota Liignary Digest

Treasures of Buffalo Library Hidden in Shelves

The Buffalo public library guards thousands of dollars worth of rare books stored in its shelves. The head librarian notes many items are under rock and key, including frontier histories of Buffalo and the Niagara frontier, scrapbooks about Grover Cleveland, Millard Fillmore, and Elbert Hubbard, and guidebooks on Niagara Falls dating to 1835. Newspapers with 1811 date lines and Buffalo City directories since 1828 are part of the collection available for reference to researchers.

Buffalo Public Library Lbrarian Buffalo Niagara Frontier Grover Cleveland Mitfard Fillmore Elbert Bubbard Nligaro Falls

Fossil Hunting Ground in La Brea Pits, Los Angeles

The district within Los Angeles city limits known as La Brea Pits yields more varied fossil remains than any other area. La Brea, from Spanish meaning the tar, preserves a large number of prehistoric animal bones in remarkable condition due to tar entrapment in ancient times.

Los Angeles Calif

Instincts of Youth Highlighted by Cardiff and Birmingham Professors

Prof Olive Wheeler of Cardiff University and Prof Valentine of Birmingham University report adolescence risk patterns. Wheeler notes boys show impulsive outbursts while girls tend toward passivity, lying, or suicide attempts. Valentine finds half of his students memorialize teen thoughts of self harm, with girls contemplating death and boys running away.

Olive Wheeler Cardiff University College Cardiff Wales Valentine Birmingham

Beautiful Constellation Southern Cross near Antarctic circle

The Southern Cross lies near the Antarctic circle and is never visible from northern latitudes. It has four bright stars forming a cruciform shape. The two brightest stars marking the summit have nearly the same right ascension, making the constellation nearly vertical at meridian transit and serving as pointers to the South Pole.

Antarctic Circle South Pole

Mohair Fabrics Used by Science to Trap Noise

Mohair velvet or velma upholstery is presented as an effective noise abatement material for cars trains offices and homes. Tests by Dr William Braid White show mohair reduces high pitched noises and echoes, creating quieter interiors and less fatigue for workers.

William Braid White Mohal Institute of Chicago Doctor White

Atwood Area Social Roundup Sees Many Visits

Washington Township notes show Miss Bernice Lydie visiting Miss Olive Parks and a busy social week with pie socials at Ox Hill Friday night. Families such as Fricks McLeans and Orrs travel to Kittanning Evans City and Indiana for visits while Atwood Presbyterian buys a new piano and welcomes a new son named Charles Walter, with church services scheduled.

Bernice Lydie Olive Parks Ox Hil Pri W. H. Rankin James Hall J. N. Frick Harold New Kensington Presbyterian Church Atwood Glen Sewart Charles Walter Eugene Progh J. A. McLean Kittanning E. E. McLean D. A. McLean Harry Orr Atwood Presbyterian Church I. N. Frick W. B. Frick Josiah Fisher Paul McIntire Donald H. J Bertha. Miller Alvin Reed Blystone Bobbie Houser Five Points Mr. Lambert California Liang Washington, Pa Bryan Miller J. B. Orr Orr Mrs. Little Plumville Matthew Orr Bryan Orr A. R. Kinghorn Evans City Frank Downey Walter Bartholomew Chambersburg Cummins Charlie Carnahan A. C. Marshall Howard McCausland Indiana Kenneth Harman Max Carl McLean Andy McCausland Wallace George Vandergrift William McCausland Clyde Boring John Wagner Walter Harman J. E. Blystone Harry Sink Rebecca Beryl Ruth James Blystone Earl and Elmer Dayton Jessie Orr Morence Avery Jewart M. J. Boyer Walter Martz Glan Near Greensburg Bartha Miller Gail Sara Orr George Cummins J. N Glenn Jewart

Community Notes From Meadville Area Social Visit Highlights

Meadville residents host relatives from Altoona and Jamestown with hunting trips and family gatherings. Quilting by the Ladies Aid Society, visits from Dr. J A Blose and others, and several trips to nearby towns mark a busy week. A birth is noted at Punxsutawney hospital, while Rev W M Peffer visits Greensburg and neighbors attend gatherings with Juneau families.

Harry Parson Meadville John Parson G. W. Brown Wm. W. Lamer Altoona James Law Thelma Samuel Eckland Ladies’ Aid Society J. A. Blose Mr. Bowman Dr. Morrow Mary Brown Cloyd Law Near Town Dale Law Jamestown N.Y Herman Thomas Pitcairn Reeve Peffer Punxsutawney Hospital W. M. Peffer Greensburg Jane Peffer Harry Mauk Indiana Geo, Hicks R. B. Wineberg Hick Aaron Stiver Juneau H. B. Marble New York City J. W. Parson Baril Glass and Son Punxsutawney Dixonville E. BE. Shields Brae-breeze

Plainville and Nearby Blessings Travel Diary

Indiana callers and Sabbath visits dominate a local notice list. Names include Clyde Moore Alda Waddell Cora Stewart Larue Miller Douds and family Ella Ansley Orin Kring Rowe and Ernest Smith with short visits to Smyrna Pittsburgh Youngstown Johnstown Windber Berlin Rochester Mills Harrisburg and Chambersville. Get trespass notices at The Progress office.

Plumville Clyde Moore Indiana Alda Waddell Kinnan Smyrna Cora Stewart Pittsburgh Youngstown Larue Gladys Miller District No. 12 Tanoma D. W. Douds Johnstown Ella Ansley Chambersville Paul Ansley Clyde Brandt Windber Berlin Orin Kring Jarry Saaffer Rowe Rochester Mills Harrisburg Mrs. C. M. Smith

Administrator notices for Wetzel and Mack estates

Letters of administration issued for Amelia Wetzel of North Mahoning and Sadie Mack of West Wheatfield Township. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated and debtors must make prompt payments. Attorneys J St. Wezel Greg James W. Mack list administrators with dates in October 1931.

W.W. C. Chapman Amelia 4 James W. Mack Sadie E. Mack West Wheatfield Township G. FP. Mack New Florence 1.D

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