Local Visitors and Moves Noted in Sabbath Encounters
Mr and Mrs J C Anthony and son George Miss Margaret Cole and Miss Hume Clause of Blandburg visited Mr and Mrs Ross Anthony on Sabbath. William Rankin who visited his daughter Mrs Margaret Tomb of Pittsburgh returned home. Mr and Mrs Wm Johnston Allen Johnston and son Donald of Curry Run visited Mr M L Houk on Sabbath. Mr and Mrs Clayton Daugherty of Hast Run moved here occupying the J W Ratligh residence. Dr and Mrs J Miller and daughters Josephine and Louise of Clymer visited Mr and Mrs Ca Bb Keating on Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Anthony
George
Margaret Cole
Hume Clause
Blandaburg
Ross Anthony
William Rankin
Margaret Tomb
Pittsburgh
Wm. Johnston
Allen Johnston
Donald
Curry Run
M. L. Houk
Clayton Daugherty
Hast Run
J. W. Ratligh
Miller
Josephine
Louise
Clymer
Ca Bb. Keating
Anthony Family Visit and Local Illness Report
Andrew and Rosy Anthony of Mastings and George Anthony of Blandsbury stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs R Anthony. Mrs Martha Colgan summoned to mother’s bedside as condition critical. Mr and Mrs Laude Ferrier and family of Commodore visit Chester Ferrier who remains confined at home with quinsy and unable to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Rosy Anthony
Mastings
George Anthony
Blandsburg
R. W.nthony
Martha Colgan
Laude
Ferrier
Commodore
Chester Ferrier
Quingy
Cookport Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Harry Lydie spent Sunday with sister Mrs Clarence Henry. Weimer of Blairs ville and Mrs Wesley Hadden and family of Commodore visited Jessie Bagsey. Martin Hooley of Clymer escaped a car accident Saturday night when a wheel broke and the car struck a bank but no one was hurt. Grover Keating and Hari Haskins were Indiana callers Saturday night. Jerry Lydie and family visited daughter Mrs Sim Long of Clymer. Mrs Lydie stayed for their baby who was ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lydie
Clarence Henry
Weimer
Blairsville
Wesley Hadden
Commodore
Jessie Bagsey
Martin Hooley
Clymer
Jerry Lydie
Sim Long
Lydie
Vary
Three County Roads To Be Improved Next Spring
State highway department plans cement road construction in Mahoning, Clymer, and William Penn. Sections include over seven miles on the old Mahoning road near Bryan hill to Home station, nearly six miles on the William Penn highway east from Blairsville, four miles from the Cambria county line, and the road from the White township line to Clymer. Contracts to be awarded in winter, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning
Clymer
William Penn
State Highway Department
CG. R. Griffith
Marion Center
Bryan Hill
Home Station
Blairsville
Cambria County
White Township
Bennett and Mahlon Called on Friends in Belsano
Strongstown report notes that Harry Bennett Jr and Mahlon were seen calling on friends in Belsano on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bennett, Jr
Mahlon
Graham
Belsano
Substitutes for Anthracite Fire One: Industry Reports This Winter
The Bureau of Mines says acceptable substitutes for anthracite exist to avert a potential famine. Bituminous coal remains common, with coke, fuel oil, briquets, and briquette sizes of anthracite as viable options. Coke offers clean handling and steady heat but requires damper control and patience. Bituminous coal can burn nearly smokelessly with proper technique, though it needs more air management and regular damper adjustments. Briquetted fuel grows in availability, offering easier handling with varying quality outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Mines
O. P. Hand
New England
Pittsburgh
Central West
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Thieves Loot Graveyards Of Flowers And Metal
Thieves remove funeral flowers and metals from Berlin cemeteries and monuments. Guards struggle to deter nightly thefts as public and private buildings suffer from looting. Vandals also steal vases and garden tools and even collect bouquets for sweethearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Nakes
Neary
Lis
Franklin State and Its Coinage by Skins
The article recounts the brief Franklin state in the North Carolina frontier, led by John Sevier, using animal skins as currency, with de facto currency values and a brief sovereign period before NC regained control in 1780. It then shifts to a 1920s ad urging family investment through reading, praising The Youth’s Companion as a steady financial-like asset for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranklin
Tennessee
North Carolinas
North Carolina
T F Franklin
John Sevier
King's Mountain
Old Southwest
Sevier
Franklin
Potato Tests Made at Two County Farms
Readable potato test results from Indiana County farms Pollock near Marion Center and Fyock & Son near Purchase Line. Sprayed Michigan Russetts yielded 426 bushels per acre at Pollock versus 396 unimproved. multiple seed lots and fertilizer levels show varied gains, with several entries around 300–410 bushels per acre and notable fertilizer effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock’s
Marion Center
Ands
Fyock & Son's
Purchase Line
Indiana County
Pollock Farm
Michigan
Michigan Russetts
Yao
Twickox Rumsey
Michigan Russettis, Forest Co
J. Cartwright
Michigan Ruassett
Mwyock Farm
Michigan Truassetts
IOL
Protect Your Property from Trespassers by Pasting Notices
Notices printed on paper or muslin offered for sale by The Indiana Progress office. Prices: Muslin three for 25 cents, paper six for 25 cents. Include cash and three cents postage for mailed orders. Address orders to The Indiana Progress Indl ang Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musglin
Indiana Progress
Indlang
Four Estates Divided and Wills Recorded in County
Wills dated 1918 to 1932 record bequests to heirs including Lots in Third ward to a son Steel. several daughters and grandchildren receiving stamps and a lamp. two granddaughters named. Executors named by multiple wills. Also notes on widow support and estate divisions among eight children. Doe Licenses All Issued in Franklin County. Franklin County doe licenses issued in order of receipt. no favoritism. state applications filed. 100 licenses allocated. hospital rating approval for Indiana hospital among 115 listed by United States authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wagner
Indiana
Steel
Childean
Say- Inga & Trust Company of
Mia
Gena “Ufall
Elizabeth Sawyer
Morris
Eleanor Wissinger
Lewis S. Wlasimer
Ernest
John Richardson
Lochester Mills
William
G. 0. Richardson
Edward
Wamill
Wiliam M. Ham
Franklin County
Board of Game Commissioners
Gama Commission
Indiana Hospital
United States
Clinical Congress of the America Congress of Surgeons
Chicago
Evangelical Meetings Led by Harry Rutchall at Clyde
Evangelical meetings conducted by Harry Rutchall of Rite fanning are set for nightly services at the Germany Jutherapy church near Clyde, excluding Monday, at 7:30 p.m. He previously held successful meetings in Charles, Robindale and Seward. A readings recital will be offered Friday evening, October a, at 8:00, with Marie Stietda, a King's School of Oratory graduate, as pianist. Admission 24 cents, children 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelialle Meetings
New Clyde
Presidetarium Ahuvceh
Marie Stietda
King’s School of Oratory
Muniia
Joan Talent
Vacuum Shield rupture treatment offered by Meinhardt in Johnstown
Ex Chicago expert Meinhardt will be at the Stanwix hotel Johnstown Pa on November 7 and 8 demonstrating The Vacuum Shield. He claims it seals rupture and contracts openings in about ten days with instant relief under strain, without surgery or drugs. Cautions against old style trusses and mail fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinhardt
Chicago
FL. Stanwix
Johnstown
United States
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Vesta News
Vesta
Batte
D. J. Means
Bear
Philadelphia St
Fowler
Bell
Cookport
Strongstown
Loggins
B‘gosh
ARMY
Elmo Scott Watson
Western Newspaper Union
Ory
Abraham Lincoln
Bucs
Companion
McCall's Magazine
Commonwealth Ave
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
Progress Office
Hiraco, Hickox Rumsey Co
Michigan Russette
Michigan Russatta
Mae Russetts
Dick” Thompson
Indiana, Pa
Achi Tiwdd
Detroit
Ford
Sutton - Miller Co
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