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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1930
Page
8
Letters of administration on the estate of Catherine Whitacre of Smicksburg borough have been granted to L A Casdy. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay promptly. Executor Marlin Pittman named for Reeder Scott of Indiana Borough. Notices dated October 8 and November 5, 1930.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Solomon W Fyock late of Green township deceased granted to the undersigned those having claims against said estate are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement and those knowing themselves to be indebted are requested to make payment Jacob I Fyock Executor R D 1 Clymer Pa October 22 1980 6tn
London physicists Chap man and Ferraro propose a near earth electric ring as the cause of magnetic storms. They describe a neutral ionized particle stream from the sun forming a current close to Earth that induces magnetism and may persist after solar particle flow ends. The theory estimates the stream travels about 1 000 km per second, reaching Earth in forty hours.
Los Angeles reports July 1920 shows 2719 marriage applications in county, up from 2458 last year. Rosamond Rice notes couples seek Reno Yuma Tia Juana to evade California three day waiting period. Law nicknamed the gin wedding law as opponents argue it drives quick marriages.
New Haven Conn forty years ago the Second Continental regiment now the One Hundred and Second bought a gold diamond set medal worth 1000 dollars. It was given to Col S R Smith who passed it on. Fourteen years ago the medal disappeared. Col James Gettys found a notation locating the medal in a safety vault and it has been recovered and presented to Cols Ernest L Isabell James A Haggerty and Louis L Fields who led the regiment during the loss period.
Alfred Hill twelve years old dies in police hospital after tiger mauling at Luna Park zoo. His mother Lynett Hill donates blood for a transfusion while a trainer ends the tiger with a rifle. Alfred and three companions climbed fences and entered a jungle enclosure before the fatal attack.
Veronika Molnar a working girl in Bratislava confessed to the murder of her newborn babies. She said in 1928 1929 and this summer she gave birth to illegitimate children and strangled each to escape the disgrace of being an unmarried mother. The bodies of two were sunk in a swamp and the third buried in a garden.
Georgeville area residents share Sabbath visits with Pittsburgh and Indiana friends. Many families host gatherings and weekend trips, with clubs, shopping, and hospital updates weaving through the community notes.
Rossmoyne residents note Indiana callers including Mr. and Mrs. Norris Johnston and son Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Elkin with visits from Dora and Slickville guests. Glair Lewis hunted with a friend at his parents’ home, while others hosted social gatherings and dinner. Delamer Whitesell welcomed a baby girl. Bell and Neal households shopped in Indiana and visited Clymer.
Maria and Sara Smith stayed with their brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Will Crum near West Lebanon. Little Painter and Venia Townsend visited Plumville relatives. Cuella Anderson was at Indiana on Saturday. Wd McCinstry of Apollo visited his father William Moorehead. Herman Knepshield and family of Apollo called Friday. Bob Downsend of Conneaut Lake weekended at home. Goyd Sheffler of Sutton and Miller in Indiana was in the area Saturday. Jim Porter and family of Vandergrift visited their parents in Indiana. Henry Townsend and son Paul were business callers at Indiana. Jane Salsgiver wintered with nephew James Salsgiver of Karns City.
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