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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1930

Page

2

Thanksgiving Proclamation Urges Hopeful Spirit in Pennsylvania

Governor John 5 Fisher proclaims Thanksgiving Day November 27 1930 calling for home gatherings worship and acts of charity. He praises health industrial peace and public order while urging gratitude and helpfulness across the commonwealth amid challenging times. The second item notes Protective Association of Indiana County to meet November 25 to discuss poultry theft prevention and tattooing as a preventive measure with state police guidance.

Commonwealth John 5. Fisher Commonwealth of Pennsylvania United States Harrisburg John 8. Fisher James A. Walker Protective Association The Protective Association of Indiana County Court House

The Ritz Screens Harold Bell Wright Drama Eyes of the World

The Ritz shows The Eyes of the World tonight and Thursday, filmed in California mountains. Nante ONeill stars with Una Merk el, focusing on a mountain tale read worldwide. Also on deck the Army Band visits Indiana Friday for matinee and evening concerts, directed by Captain William J. Stannard. Hell Harbor, a Lupe Velez romance, comes to The Ritz Saturday. The Doorway to Hell screens Monday to Wednesday, with an all-star underworld cast led by Lewis Ayres and Dorothy Mathews. Half Shot at Sunrise closes the week as Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey spoof WWI Paris, built sets near Encino. Relief Night at the Indiana Theatre nets wide clothing and food donations, aiding distribution.

Harold Bell’ Wright Ritz California Nante O'Neill Una Merkel United States Army Band Indiana The Army Army Band Gen. Pershing William J. Stannard O. W. Trapp State Teachers College Indiana ‘High School Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs United States Hell Harbor Lupe Velez Florida Tampa Tropics Jean Hersholt John Holland Hell Underworld Lewis Ayres Bert Wheeler Robert Woolsey Dorothy Lee Wheeler Woolsey Paris Paris Square Encino Studebaker Indiana Theatre

Harvest Dance Draws Greensburg Junior Council

Indiana town readers will attend the Harvest Dance in Greensburg tonight at the Roof Garden of the Penn Albert Hotel. The Greensburg Juniors prepare a standout event with Gibby Lockard and his orchestra performing from ten until one. Committee members include Fay Wolinsky, Dolores Quint, Ethel Shendowich, Dorothy Davis, and Elizabeth Zackowitz.

Indiana Greensburg Penn Albert Hotel Gibby Lockard Fay Wolinsky Dolores Quint Ethel Shendowich Dorothy Davis Elizabeth Zackowitz

Braddock Couple Welcome New Daughter at Hospital

Dr and Mrs Clark Dy. Robert L Clark pastor of the Presbyterian church visit Braddock today to meet their newborn daughter born Friday at Braddock General Hospital. Both mother and child are reported getting along nicely.

Clark Robert L. Clark The Presbyterian Church Braddock Braddock General Hospital

Alumni Association Meeting Urged by WGTU and WCTU

County youth medal recipients urged to attend next Saturday at 2 60 o clock at the WCTU hall on Church Street to form a county alumni association. A stray social line asks Marie if she enjoyed a hike, with Mabel replying they walked the whole way.

W.G.T.U W.C.T.U Church St

Festal Day and Thanksgiving in American life

The piece celebrates Thanksgiving as a festive, peaceful day of prayer and family gathering. It notes the 309th anniversary of the harvest feast with the Pilgrim Fathers and Indians, acknowledging wars and economic ups and downs, yet praising the nation’s habit of finding reasons to be grateful.

America Pilgrim Fathers

First Thanksgiving on the North American shores

The 1621 Massachusetts observance is linked to Governor Bradford and December 13. A May 27 1578 log from the Ayde notes communion and thanksgiving as Probisher’s expedition brought the first English colony to New World. The service took place in Newfoundland, possibly the first Christian sermon in North America.

Massachusetts Bradford Ayde Gravesend Tillberry Wolsall Her Majesty Probisher New World Newfoundland North America

The Hunter Hunted Thanksgiving Tale

A playful poem recalls a child’s plan for a Thanksgiving turkey. The father encourages the hunt as the boy chases a gobbler in the shed, the bird’s gobble and display heightening the moment until the narrator retreats, deeming chicken enough.

Father Gobbler

Gobblers Highlight Thanksgiving Table Centerpiece

A vivid note praises the vast nationwide surge of turkey purchases as the centerpiece of Thanksgiving feasts, describing the gobblers as emblematic of the millions raised for holiday meals across the country.

Harvest Festivals and Thanksgiving Through Time

Ancient harvest festivals fixed in November evolved into Thanksgiving as a ritual of thanks for crops and fertility. The practice spans many cultures with rites and feasts, leading to family reunions and generous meals in this country, extending from historical origins to modern customs.

Tibullus New Wayland

Thanks for All Mercies in Charles Lamb’s Reflections

The writer extols Lambs ethos of gratitude beyond meals and daily experiences. It lauds a mellowness and wholesome spirit that fosters courage, good judgment, and refinement, guiding living toward complementation with the best things of life.

Charles Lamb

Resourceful independence for Sue through parental restraint

A mother’s refrain from solving Sue’s problems fosters resourcefulness and independence. Sue seeks help repeatedly, but letting her struggle builds confidence, perseverance, and self-reliance, while parental over assistance risks dependence and diminishes her own problem solving.

Sue Mother Western Newspaper Union

Pamphlet Tells Dog Law Facts

Harrisburg announces an eight page leaflet from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture explaining dog law provisions and enforcement. It notes dogs are personal property, value recoveries for illegal killings, and that police remove stray dogs, with rewards to officers exceeding $36 000 yearly. Owners urged to tag, control, report careless owners, and seek the leaflet by mail to the bureau of animal industry in Harrisburg.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry Pennsylvania Department of Agrculture

Executor Notices and Stockholders Meeting in Indiana County

Notices warn about claims and debts for estates of Gorge A L Brickell and David M Ruittner, with executors named Lemonal and Barry Wilde. stockholders of Indiana County Agricultural Society to meet December 2, 1930, at 2 pm in the Sheriff's Office to elect managers and officers. ads offer 1930 paper prices and mail-order terms.

Jick & Jack Gorge AL Brickell Banks Township Lemon Nal Lixecutor Hrogslter RDA Indiana County Agricultural Society Court House Don M. TM Indiana

Public Sale in Young township near West Lebanon details livestock and goods

A public sale at the residence of the undersigned in Young township near Route 56 west of Lebanon lists four horses including Black Horse and grey and brown mares, 48 shoats, 6 turkeys, 30 Rhode Island Red chickens, farm implements, grain and more with quantities of oats rye wheat buckwheat hay straw and attached items. Auctioneers J. C. Smith and R. W. George announce terms to be made known sale day. Also a shooting match at Edgewood on November 22 with turkey and pig prizes and gun rules led by Jas Blakley store organizer TAS H Blakley.

Young Township West Lebanon Rhode Island Osbourne Ford Car J. C. Smith R. W. George Edgewood Indiana Saitsburg Road Jas. H. Blakley H. Blakley

Notice of Public Sale at W Blair Long farm

Public sale to be held at the W Blair Long farm in Washington Township near Creel side on Monday November 24 at 2:00 pm Personal property includes Holstein cows and heifer 35 chickens hay straw a Ford car household goods and other items Administrator W Earl Long.

W. Blair Long Washington Township Creelside

Goitre Relieved In Three Weeks

Mrs. Joe Carsnitz of Harrisburg Pennsylvania claims she relieved an inward goitre in three weeks using Sorbol Quadruple a colorless Haiment easy to apply and inexpensive. Write or visit Widmann Teach druggists for more information or Sorbol Company Mechanicstown Ohio. Sold by all druggists.

Joe Carsnitz Harrisburg Widmann & Teach, Druggists Sorbol Company Mechanicasburg Ohio

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Fisher James Cagney Kenneth Thompson Jerry Mandy Noel Madison Archie Mayo John Charlie King Art Ritz Theatre UN Merkel Nance O'Neil U.S. Army Hell Harror Taupe Velez Talkies FBI Helen Twelvetrees Harry Langdon Marie Mabel Philadelphia Ays Pomrar Creo Dorothy Coffeen Washington Chevrolet W. S. Knudsen Chevrolet Motor Company Tee Ke Island Lewis’ Feed H. W. Stonebraker SAUR Oxford Ewes Ram Lambs R. G. George St.d Shelocta Barry W. Stonebraker Tadlana Younkin’s Tilagas Penna Water Street HGGS Kerr North Ninth Street Secretary of Property and Supplies State Capitol RE. Taylor Win Vieroe Kathryn Pleming Leyon Green Township G. Cp. Learn Pierce Davia M. Ruitner Tudiana Barry Wilde Indkuva Get Ute W. Earl Long Cherryhill Florence M. Stephens Sleepy Hollow Rayne White Townships Joseph Byerg Donald Moorhead Club R. N. Ray Arthur Ray NBR Frank L. Neff Philadelphia St
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