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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1923

Page

6

Local Guests Visit Families Across County

Marchand and Mrs C A Rosborough of Waiwr visited his parents Mr and Mrs B Rosborough. Tomer Downey of neat Glos and Mrs P J Murphy and daughter of ittsburgh stayed with Rev Crozier and daughter Myrna. Sydney Peffer spent time with friends at Pittsburg and Mrs Peffer consulted an eye specialist. Several others from nearby towns visited relatives or attended gatherings over the weekend.

Win C. A. Rosborough Waiwr B. Rosborough Tomer Downey Neat Glos L. W. Powell P. J. Murphy Ittsburgh Rev. Crozier Myrna Tillie Mc Harvey Pester Car Marion Center

Local Social Notes Highlight Tyrone and Surrounding Towns

Smicksburg Wins? details show visits by Lewis of Tyrone and Sara Lewis of Punxsutawney to My and Mrs Tom Rowland. The piece lists many visits across Plumville New Kensington Richmond Vandergrift Leechburg and Cherry Tree plus family movements and a few relocations including Keesler, Ban Baron, and Thievery Anderson. The tone reads as a community social roundup with names, kinship, and weekend visits.

Weekend visits and social at local homes noted

Mr and Mrs Allen Love and their boys from Vandergrift spent the weekend at T S Marshall home. Ferguson couple returned from vacation with Ferguson resuming work. Miss Marie Anderson sent home due to illness in family. Mrs Mary Hazlett visiting daughter Mrs Charles Hart near Derry. G H Clawson Eugene Patterson of Swickley Vale spent weekend here with W Lowther family. Young people attended Cone maugh church social at George Kunaklemur home with about 65 guests. Dean Clawson returned from visits to Youngstown Pittsburgh Swissvale and Irwin. A dozen friends spent the evening with Margaret Plack at the groom’s grandmother’s home.

Allen Love Vandergrift T. S. Marshall Ferguson Marie Anderson McCall Sention Mary A. Hazlett Charles Hart Derry HE. G. Clawson Eugene Patterson Swikavale W. ©. Lowther Uth Anne Conemaugh United Presbyterian Church Ceorge Kun

Local Social News From Uniontown area Highlights Visiting Families

Mrs. Ivan Borringer and Miss Garman of Uniontown were guests of Mrs. Samuel Kiss. Crof. and Mrs. D. D. Patterson and Mrs. W. Vi. Patterson shopped in Indiana. John Engle and family of Pine Plus visited Brown. Mr. Grow and Mrs. Grow of Johnstown called. Oliver Bennett and family and Sara and Maury Bagley and Cecil Cable of Punxsutawney visited. White began life in the neighborhood and left with his parents as a child. Archie Repine and wife and Dr. Heiser of Tipperary visited. Mrs. Wilson moved to the Brown farm bought by Dr. McAnulty. Wm. McDonnell visited daughter Duncan and family of Indiana. Mrs. John Lamer visited Sunday. Elizabeth Keener called at Brown's. Sarah and Mary Bagley and Jertha McAnulty home for week end.

Ivan Borringer Garman Uniontown Samuel Kiss Crof D. D. Patterson W. Vi. Patterson Indiana Brown John Engle Pine Plus Grow A! Johnstown Oliver Bennett Dr. McAnulty Wm. McDonnell Daughten Duncan Ter John Lamer Scott Douglass Elizabeth Keener Brown's Sarah and Mary Bagley Jertha McAnulty

Local social notes from Brushvalley and Pittsburgh events

Miss Anna Herlinger returned to Pittsburgh after three months away. Mrs. A. G. Nelson serves on the Indiana jury this week. George Mack visited his sister Mrs. C. A. Underwood on Sunday. Mrs. Orn Allen, Mrs. Stanley Allen and daughter Margaret visited Mr. and Mrs. G. T. McCrea on Sunday.

Anna Herlinger Pittsburgh A. G. Nelson Indiana George Mack C. A. Underwood Orn Allen Stanley Allen Margaret G. T. McCrea

The Moment's Judgment in a Titanic Rescue

In a tale set around the Matamia disaster, Harrison survives a perilous siting as the ship explodes at three a.m. He rises from misfortune to wealth while a love triangle unfolds with Marianne Thoeilung and rival Blease. Marianne reveals Harrison’s courage and the long hold of his ambition and passion as the drama climaxes.

Alrison Eyo New Mataniia Harrison Tve Western Railroad Lleuse Marianne Thoeilung Mimons Marianne Blease Wall Street Hig Trval Matamia Mr. Bleage Spemklis Mr. Morrison Marlinine Larrison Tarrison Lense Alense Matthone Warrison

Not Privileged Landlady Dialog Rubbings and Denials

The passage uses garbled dialect to question if a character or Soljot destroyed property and fled. T challenges Hopkins with a stern look and says DW should thank him for not acting further. The exchange echoes a social tension and mock formal tone amid incomplete London telegraph style slang.

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Markets Roundup Fruits Vegetables and Grain Prices

A condensed market list shows New York wholesale prices for potatoes onions cabbage and peaches, with barrel and basket figures. dairy cheese and butter prices across Wisconsin and major cities. Chicago hogs cattle and lamb ranges. grain futures for wheat corn and oats. hay prices listed for several cities. Likely a daily price bulletin from a Midwestern newspaper.

New York Midwestern Jonathan Chicago Philadelphia Boston Wisconsin Minneapolis

Outlook of steady growth with muted swings in 1924

Financial editor John W. Hill notes a shift from volatile moves to a balanced out look with no boom or depression in sight. Fall trade improves, dry goods sales up, farm conditions improve, oil output subsides, and railroads buy for capacity. Wheat and dairy rise, cotton faces limits, Europe weaker, meat exports up, and consumer spending strong with rising bank deposits and wages.

Rnte John W. Hill Trans Trade Review Pisiren Reading Gliss 1 Panama Canal Eran Europe Uncle Sam

Gas in Future Wars Prompts Humane Progress Debate

In New York, Col Raymond I. Bacon argues gas warfare could become a controlled barrier enabling tactical advantage, and that banning gas would hinder humane progress in war. He notes the immense research cost and cites historical shifts from hand to hand combat to ranged weapons as proofs of progress.

New York Raymond I. Bacon Chemical Warfare Service American Chemical Society Bacon

Australia to be capital city Canberra similar to Washington

Australia will move its parliamentary seat to Canberra the planned federal capital. Walter Burley Griffin, an American architect from Chicago, designed the city laid out on a plateau 2000 feet above sea level. The site features three water sheets from the Molonglo river, parks, boulevards and a central lake facing the parliament house with octagonal avenues and radiating main streets.

Australia U. S Melbourne Canberra Washington, D. C Walter Burley Griffin Chicago Ganberra Parliament House Parliament

Blind man reads Bible through fifteen times

Urban L. Penney, a blind resident of Windsor, Middletown, Conn, has completed reading the Bible in raised print for the fifteenth time after almost fifty years of effort. He learned the raised type at Perkins Institution in Boston in the early 1870s from the late Dr Samuel G Howe.

Middletown Conn Urban L. Penney Winsted Penney Perkins Institution Boston Samuel G. Howe

Snakes Spoiled His Fishing Trip in Sierra County

Sacramento merchant James Tremlek returns from a fishing trip in the Sierra wilds where successive bites were abruptly snagged by hungry snakes. Tremlek, an auto accessory dealer, witnessed the fish strike in the stream and had to reel in quickly as the snakes attacked the line, ending the outing.

Sacramento Cal James Tremlek Sierra County Tembksys Reimek

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Marchand Smicksburg Win, Lewis Tyrone Sara Lewis Punxsutawney Tom Rowland Myrtle Good Plumville J.T. However Avitar Cribbs New Kensington Ginter Tillie Stiteler J. &. Fulton Christine Vault Goring Goring Claude Ginter Richmond Zeal Stear Ohio Curt Stear New Brighton C. S. Stear Chas. Roush Kenneth and Frances Omer Roush Leechbury Dodson Dallas Mikin Privip Biehl New Bethhlehem Te Ween End J. W.infith Clark Sink Keesler Church Street Clarksburg Thievery Anderson Yank Daughster Ban Baron Yatesborn Sali The Indiana Progress Indiana, Pa Spruce Brushvalley Blairsville Blacklick Saltsburg E Motor Co John Palmer Western ‘Newspaper Union Hay Timothy Memphis Cincinnati St. Louis Usiness Prometer Launderers Cleaners & Dyers Alu W.P. Shepard D.C Phila Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States S. W. Guthrie Agent Savings & Trust Borough of Daugherty Indiana County Thomas Pealer Oliv! Engineer Indina, Pa
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