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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1923
Page
3
Indian Summer Not a Fixed Season but Mild Autumn Weather
The Weather Bureau explains Indian summer is not a definite season but a period of mild fall weather after cold spells, varying in date and duration. It can occur multiple times per autumn, and in Europe the timing is linked to saints days such as St Martin, St Luke, and St Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Thoreau
Concord
Mass
Europe
America
St. Martin’s
St. Michael's Sumer
Millions in gold taken from torpedoed steamer
Divers recovered vast wealth from the sunken Laurentie after the torpedoed Donogy, Treland steamer. The haul includes nearly 60 million in gold and about 6 million in silver specie, with divers using a divining dial to locate buried precious metal. Each man earned a short prize for recovered treasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanden
Gert
Donogy
Treland
Tle
Wrerlett
Laurentie
Suel Ag Tron
Contac
Admiralty
Oro Sife
Telver
Jim
Great Youth's Companion year opens with adventures and college tales
A 1924 advertising spread promises The Youth's Companion will feature serials and short stories by C A Stephens and others, with themes of ranch life, schoolgirls, athletics, sea and mountain tales, plus poetry and editorials. Subscriptions offer a 1924 year of 52 issues for 2.50, or 3.00 with Metall’s Magazine. Also included are remaining 1922 issues and a 1924 calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
C. A. Stephens
Caleb Peaslee
Youth's Companion
Metalls Magazine
Commonwealth Ave
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
Progress Office
Youngest Auto Thief Captured in Kenosha
In Kenosha Wisconsin a 12 year old, Sam Salerno, stole a touring car and crashed it during a hurried escape. He was slightly injured and faces placement in an industrial school after confession to the juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha
Wis
Glaire
Green Bay
Sam Salerno
Toerkel Poderser
Winkersha
Juventias
Crom
Chisa
Weyela Stentiar
Germany Gives Pensions to 1 537 000 War Veterans
Geneva the international labor office at Geneva has issued figures on disabled World War veterans now receiving pensions from principal governments. Germany leads with 1 537 000 recipients, followed by Great Britain and France. the United States reports 147 000 pensioners and Russia 775 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Geneva
International Labor Office
France
Great Britain
Italy
Irussia
United States
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Canada
Finland
Represent 29 Nationalities at Vancouver Public School
Vancouver BC public school reports twenty nine distinct nationalities among its pupils. The diverse student body includes learners from multiple continents, reflecting the city’s multicultural make up and ongoing settlement trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
British Columbia
German Pilot Sets Record Berlin to London Round Trip
A German pilot, Visper, completed a record trip from Berlin to London and back in one day. He flew Bremen to Amsterdam and to Berlin, returning to Bremen by 6:20 PM, then departed again for Berlin ten minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Visper
Pieper
Bremen
Liabom
Amsterdam
Golden wedding anniversary at Edwards home near Idamir
Idamar couple Mr and Mrs Medwards celebrated their fifty year marriage with ten children and 126 relatives at their home near Thaimar on September 26. Reverend Weeks noted travel progress from horse and buggy to modern cars as family photos were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idamar
Dices Medwards
Rayne Township
Edwards
Thaimar
Fiie
Catherine Ober
Idamir
Joe
Rev. Weeks
Dixonville
Harvebank
John Simpson
Seorge Botsford
Horace Edwards
Marion Center
T. J. Myer-~wine
Pittsburgh
Marlin McAfoos
Murray Edwards
Pleming Summit
Blaine Dick
Clymer
Harl Kirkland
Town
Slarry
Carl Edwards
Public Sale Notices Spread Across Several Farms
A long list of farm asset auctions across Indiana and Pennsylvania includes David A Sloppy deceased farm sale 52 acres near Wallet Indiana, Oct 27 at 1 PM, cash for personal property and $500 for the farm. Executors William Sluppy and John M Sleppy oversee. Additional auctions at Pine Flats Green Twp Oct 24 9 AM offering cattle machinery vehicles crops hay and more, plus multiple other estate sales in Plumville, Titusville Pa and nearby towns. Auctioneers Fred Dilys and others handle the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Sloppy
Wallet
Washington Township
Indiana County
Hood
William
Sluppy
John M. Sleppy
Pine Flats
Cookport
Green Township
Wedneyday
Ory
Coniaé
Orice
Sam
W. &. Douglass
Fred Dilys
Kansas woman makes farm pay and thrives on work
Mrs. Ford, a Kansas widow, transformed a 400 acre farm after J G Ford died leaving debt. She plowed, raised wheat when wind ruined seed, expanded hogs cattle and poultry, and now owns 160 acres with dairy, eggs, and 800 White Rocks. Mortgage paid, farm debt cleared, and she favors farming over teaching. She rents 240 acres and focuses on beef cattle, hens, and hogs for steady income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutchinson
Kyn
Kansas
J. G, Ford
Sanford
Tord
Lye
Ford
Texas to Begin Major Topographic Survey
Major C. B. Cooke, in charge of the federal state joint topographic survey in Texas, prepares for the expansive project funded by a 609000 dollar legislature appropriation. About 65 federal engineers will join to form the largest single-state field team for the project. Cooke establishes headquarters with the state board of water engineers at the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Austin
Tex
Maj. C
Cooke
State Board of Water Engineers
Muskie Cooke
Bad of Water Engineers
Star energy may power Earth says Vinalian expert
Dr J G Pluskett director of the Vinalian Astrophysical observatory predicts Earth will deplete fossil fuels in 20 to 50 years and must seek energy from the stars. He notes untold stellar energy exists but harnessing it will take time and advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Seath Educator to Speak to High School Teachers
Harrisburg state director of mathematics J A Weberg will address the Indiana County Principals and Directors Association meeting at Indians High School Saturday at 1 30 PM The talk titled The Junior High School Idea will stress the mathematics program in junior high and its link to senior high math The county athletic and debating association will outline its year program Local high school men will lead a discussion on current topics All teachers and education friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Weberg
Harrisburg
Indiana County
Friends of Education
Personal Brevities From Indiana Trip and Local Church
Dr. Ray Alexander and family of Bolyair visited Indiana Sunday. Co L Carnahan enrolled as Progress subscriber while at the curb market Saturday. Mrs. James Hancock and son William of Young township and Mrs. A. R. Kingensmith and daughter Laura of New Kensington were in Indiana Friday. Capt. Dale Marlin, Robert M. Marlin, Edward Downey and John M. Sprankle return from a motor trip to Washington, Gettysburg and other eastern points. First United Presbyterian church welcomed 18 professed and 14 certificate members at autumn communion led by Rev. Dr. J. G. Pinkerton. Tony Trip in Ford County. Charles Ellis and Donald Wood of Marion Center left this week by Ford for Pasadena California to spend the winter and possibly settle there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Alexander
Bolyair
Indiana
L. Carnahan
Home
Progress
James Hancock
William
Young Township
A. R. Kingensmith
Laura
New Kensington
Dale Marlin
Robert M. Marlin
Edward Downey
John M. Sprank
First United Presbyterian Church of
Town
J. G. Pinkerton
Tony Trip
Ford Co
Charles Ellis
Donald Wood
Marion Center
Ford
Pasadena
Calif
Progress Club offers reduced rates for rural newspaper subscribers
The Indiana Progress announces a club rate plan enabling rural delivery subscribers to receive daily newspapers and select weekly farm papers at lower prices. The annual subscription is $2.00 in advance, with cash due on orders, and orders go to D. Im subscribers at The Indiana Progress, Indiana, Pa, listing multiple paired titles with monthly and weekly prices such as Progress with Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times and Ohio Farmer Weekly, totaling about $76.00 per year in some combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburg Daily Gazette Times
R. Post
R. BD
North American
Man & Farmer
Toledo
Pittsburgh Dailyers
Philadelphia
R. Im
National Stock Progress
Ohio Farmer
McCall’s
Orphans' Court Sale In Washington Township Indiana Co Pa
Orphans' Court sale in Washington township Indiana county Pennsylvania announced by attorneys for the petitioner. Public sale to occur at the premises in Washington township. Court proceedings dated October 10, 124.
Described Real Estate Auction in Indiana County PA
Auction date set for November 14 1928 at 100 o clock for eighty six acres in Wraitheton township Indiana County with a five room frame house bank barn and outbuildings. Property includes coal and mining rights sold to Pittsburgh Coach and Tran Company. Conducted by clerk of court and sheriff of Indiana County with cash on delivery of deed. Executor notices and probate details included for Wild Grosse estate with debts and claims to be settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wraitheton
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Bert Kunkle
Shem Kinks
Bothell
Meade Mellenry
Pittsburgh Coach & Tran Company
James 1
Mer
Hieharda
Longwili
Jouber
TE. Walker Swith
Jennings B. Orr
Margaret Orr
Indianna
I A
Court of Common Pleas
Jennings &. Orr
J. N. Langha
Walter H. Axis
J. N. Sibelisa
J. R. Richards
Sherif
Sheriff’s Office
Turin
Indian County
Raffalo-Wittsburg
Hamestnion
Wome
S. P. Bunyan
Indiana
Relie Nichol
Lowry Wouck
Penn Run
James W. Wigglng
Orphans Court Sale Notice for Pierce and Plarce
Pierce and Plarce of Allorneye announce an Orphans Court sale under Partition No 100 in Cherry Mi township Thiam County Pennsylvania. Pursuant to an order dated October 1, 1923, the property will be exposed to public sale on the premises in Cherry Mi township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Mahoning Township
Wallace McMillen
J. Mulberger
Charles G. Steetle
Lilly McQuilken
Melissa Pierce
Mphraim Kirkpatrick
Bilas Harbridge
Elie McMillen
John Grove
M. J. Black McLark
Lightcap
Wise Adam
Lyrt McMillen
Pauline McMillen
McMillen
Martha
Pult
Pierce & Plarce
Allorneye
Orphans’ Court Sale
County of Indian and Arabe
Cvenmeylvand
CherryMi
Thiam
Pennsylvaol
Real Estate Partition Notice In Indiana County
Fractional description of a parcel in Indiana County from a partition of the estate of Robert Tyrnowny and related heirs. Mentions Ante Tolles deceased, Mary Con Ce, Mardin at Waluinle, Judson Pate ry, and Cherry Tree and Dixonville Station Company rights. Includes reserved coal and other mineral rights and specific acreage figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyn
Tanda
Deigh Doles
Mardin
Waluinle
Tinea J. McCoy
Judson Patery
Dand
Ante Tolties
Anid Aunsolmes
Fof Trobert Tyanwoony
Indiana County
Cherry Tree
Dixonville
Sale of property by Indiana County court order
The sale, conducted by Sheriff J. K Richards under an Indiana County court order, will auction property with 50 percent down and the remainder due in one year with interest. Proceeds secured by judgment bond and mortgage, including insurance, with delivery after confirmation. Clerk J Clair Longwise notes October 10, 192k.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bny She
Public sale ordered by Orphans Court in Indiann county
Attorney W C Chapman reports that by order of the Orphans Court in Indiann county a public sale or outcry will be offered on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Indiann County
Land sale notice in Indiana Pennsylvania era public auction
A legal notice from November 8 1923 describes a land tract in South Matouing Indiana Pennsylvania divided interests of James Einas and Wayne White. Includes detailed bearings distances and references to the Joe Davis Farm Lydia MeKee and Thomas Mahon tracts with 95 acres 23 perches, plus mining and rights of way. Sale by Savings & Trust Company of Judiane with conditions and bidding terms, auditors and court orders noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Einas
Wayne White
South Matouing
Indiana
Peimsylvania
Ieary Elkin
Elkin
Lydia
Alice Kine Lind
Alice Kine
W. T. Mogle
Susapun Wells
J. M. Wells
Plum Cree Coal Co
Deer Book
Susaians
Wells
James AM. Wells
Plamyne 1Rand Company
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J.T Shaffer
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Henry Townsend
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Mankruptcy
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