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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1935
Page
6
A young Danish inventor claims a ray device can down airplanes 700 miles away and has been invited to England to demonstrate the weapon. The claim, if proven, could alter air defenses and interstate security considerations during the era of advancing aviation tech.
Raymond Pitcairn, national chairman of Sentinels of the Republic, argues fear is a foreign built philosophy aimed at undermining American liberty. He contends Americans, proven brave by conquering a continent and building a vast economy, will not be cowed by demagogues or paternalist rhetoric and will continue progress through courage and self-reliance.
The text notes the heel of Russia's 60th submarine has been laid and orders for 10 more are placed. It recalls that in 1931 the Soviets had only 16 submarines, most obsolete, and mentions prompt service on Public Sale Bills at The Progress.
Miss Minda Anderson improves though she was ill last week. Mr and Mrs Robert Cunningham welcome a daughter born Tuesday Nov 5 named Helen Louse. Joe Lohr's son born Thursday Nov 7. Ralph Cribbs and Frank Smathers families visited New Kensington. James White visiting C D Peddicord home near Rossiter. Kessler wedding ends Weiss family trio of 1917. Armistice Day Legion dinner attended by C A McCardle. Parkwood guests Shirey clan attend McCardle home. Memorial service at Lutheran church Indiana. Hunters report best day of season with many taking limits. Mrs W R Thomas visited Indiana sister. Mrs James Bacon and Sue Commodore visiting. Weekend trip to hunting camp in Porter county. Large dinner hosted by Mrs N H Frank with many guests from Indiana and nearby towns.
Mrs. James Parks and daughter Mary of Smokeless visited George Siebold. Mrs. Robert Boyle of Coleville stayed with daughter Mrs. Edward Horner. Leroy Storey visited relatives in Pittsburgh. Luther an Bible class met for business and social at the church basement. lunch served by ladies. Mrs. Ross Lichtenfeld and Mrs. Roy Tomb led the committee. Mary Brendlinger bought a new gray touring car. Mrs. Elizabeth Brett moved into part of her daughter Minnie Pickles house. Bernard Bush family moved from Harry Donahue property to Mrs. Brett's home. Harry Donahue family returning from Harry Lewis farm on William Penn highway. Gilbert Kruise moved into Mrs. Harry Cline’s house near the mines. Raymond Montgomery moved to his father’s farm near Lutheran cemetery. Mrs. Garfield Cline underwent an operation at Memorial hospital and is improving. Ashley Buffington, Mia’s grandson. John Foust and Margaret Little married in Vandergrift on Monday Nov 4. American Legion Armistice Day dinner at Legion hall. war mothers present.
Dilltown Wu and wife guests of relatives at Bellefonte. Cynthia and Florence Shaw of Irvona visited sister Mrs Arla Fox and family. W G Stewart wife and Mary Stewart visited Johnstown on Friday. M H Stiles and family moved to Stephens farm. Howard Bowser family from Coopersdale spent weekend at Virgil Young home. Kenneth Empfield of Indiana called on sister Mrs Sam Mack. Mack not improved. Margaret McLaughlin teaching near Reynoldsville spent weekend home. Elzie Stewart and W F Elkin toured Indiana on Monday. Wm S Stephens of Hollidaysburg visited Friday. Matilda Stewart, student at Indiana State Teachers College, returned home for weekend. Thomas Ramage wife and son Thomas Barry were Youngstown visitors last week. John Wires wife and son visited Indiana on Saturday. J N Young, judge of election, delivered election returns to Indiana Wednesday. J G Stiles and family of Armagh visited parents Sunday.
Mrs Margaret James of Revloc visits grandparents in Dixonville. Local residents, including the Liptak family and Allan Tate, visit stores and homes. Several town callers drop by O O Napps and Harry Sterner's. Out-of-town visitors include Ebensburg and Spangler residents. Mrs L W Jacoby attends a Hillsdale funeral.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Houser and children visited Mrs Houser’s parents near Home with the Jamison and Meyer families. Harry Jamison, J R Jamison and family spent time with Zimmerman and Jamison relatives in Plumville. Kepple family from Vandergrift visited Klingensmiths, while Schrecengosts and Craveners hosted portions of the Jamison circle. The Schrecengosts’ son Nelson joined visit with Cravener relatives.
Indiana shoppers visited Cherryhill residents Mr and Mrs J A Kelly of Pine Flats and other locals hosted visitors including Rev DePrefontaine and family of Heilwood. A kitchen shower for newlyweds Clyde Johns was held. Ohio visitors and Uniontown callers were reported along with Twila Engle visiting from Indiana.
Maple Grove reports from Armistice day and a week of greetings with Buddy Jacobs returning to Pittsburgh. Names from Johnstown Punxsutawney Hellwood Indiana Bethel and nearby areas appear among visitors callers and church-goers in the Sloppy and Heilwood communities.
Johnstown resident Uel Adams and Mr and Mrs G R Waltemire visited the Sloppy home on a Sunday. Dr M Fernan-Nunez of Marquette University warns the rock garden craze is causing an uptick in malaria cases.
The nation’s new astral theater, The Haden Planetarium in New York, featuring a miniature sky, is now open. Eighty five out of every hundred farms in the country lack electricity.
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