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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1934

Page

3

My Dear Child Finds a Bride in Debonair Grant Manning

A quiet town family uproar follows Nancy Carter's coming of age as she seeks independence. Her sharp wit and evolving charm collide with her parents Myra and George, whose worries about fashion, love, and age give way when Nancy confidently encounters Grant Manning, whom she later marries.

George Carter Myra Natcy Sally Nancy M’ree Collier Tam Parents’ League Carter George Switzerland America Tye Nane Golemn Flo Trafic Myra Carter Grant Manning Mancing Rascal Manning Grant

Thrills in Profusion for the Adventurers

Adventurers and archaeologists seek new tales in hidden Maya cities of Yucatan. Recent expeditions reveal acropolis sites, temples, and sunken courts, showing the Maya as cultured and skilled in arts and crafts. Cotton gifts and jewels highlight ancient wealth and distant civilizations now emerging from obscurity.

Popular Mechanics Magazine Afsien Wstes Washington Amerilea Central America Wnyere Pegna Acropolis Yucatan

Elk Herd Size Reaches All-Time Winter High in Wyoming

Elk numbers in the Jackson Hole region rose last winter with 7,450 counted on the refuge and 11,280 overall including nearby state feeding grounds. Cooperative tally by the biological survey, forest service, and Wyoming game department shows a rise of about 1,250 animals. About 2,000 tons of hay and 10 tons of cotton seed cake were used to feed the elk on the refuge.

Jackson Hole Wyo United States Department of Agriculture Elk Refuge Bureau of Biological Survey The Biological Survey Forest Service Wyomming

Ready Cash Cashere Ten Spot Appeal

A Kansas City Star brief notes a quirky exchange about money and luck. A speaker boasts confidence in winning, while a request for a loan hints at humorous bravado amid informal banter.

Kansas City Star

Social rounds around Smicksburg and nearby towns

A flurry of visits and greetings as residents from Verona Carlisle Curwenville Warren and Wilkinsburg gather at homes of Condron Troutman Black Edmunds and related households. Notables include Navy bound Victor Davis and travelers from Punxsutawney New Bethlehem and Canton sharing weekender stays and relatives.

Arthur Young and Family Verona C. E. Condron W. A. McAdoo Mary Carlisle J. B. Troutman Crissie Curwenaville Elgle Donahue Heilwood Josephine Dorothy Robinson Warren M. L. Black J. L. Condron J. A. Walter Punxsutawney Walter A. W. Wells New Bethlehem D. K. Stiteler Youngstown Vernis Robinson Lola Fulton Christine Maxine Thomas Edmunds Pittsburgh Thomas ‘Weston Canton Victor Davis Navy Norfolk Lottie Stiteler Jack Cleveland Wilkinsburg Zula Stiteler

Maple Grove Sunday Visitors Abound In Steppy Area

Numerous families and relatives from Glean Heilwood Cleveland Robinson Ambridge and nearby towns visited the Conrad Steppy home and others over the weekend. Names include Fahler Gibbons Selder Jusko Detwiler Coy McDevitt Waltemire and Phillips with several travelers from Pittsburgh Pittsburgh area and Olean.

Lee Roy Fahler Ila Ivan Donald Gerald Glean N. Y Albert Gibbons Thomas Robert Julius Selder Jusko Cleveland, C Alex Jusko Heilwood Conrad Steppy Rebecca Detwiler Wilmer Henry Emerson Rumsey Pittsburgh Clinton Bowers Jacobs Isaac Steppy Indiana Melville Coy Helen Cuyahoga Falls Jennie Coy Edgar Holby Strongstown D. E. Detwiler Frank McDevitt Olin Dorothy Olean James Schrecengost Annie E. Bryan Robinson Dick Faiy G. Ry. Waltemire Forrest Coy Oliver Phillips Arthur Phillips Ambridge DBE Detwiler Albert Brett Cleo Lear Hersh Boring Near Wintondale James McCullough George Adams Tommy Oliver Buddy Jacobs Conrad Sleppy

Washington Township social notes and church services

Local residents from Sagamore Willet Atwood and Elderton visit, call on kin, and attend church as schools reopen. The roundup lists dozens of small town names and weekly gatherings with families from Park Blystone Harman Kough and others. An English patent rubber with natural properties but high cost hinders tire use.

E Kin Bothell Bobby Sagamore Bert Fairman Willet George Edwards Merlin Beyer J. E. Park Josiah Fisher Willard Frick William McCausland Atwood M. J. Boyer

Napoleon and Caesar Descent Claim Debunked in Biography

Sloane's biography argues there is no evidence that Bonapartes descended from the Cassars or related by blood. It states the German Bonapartes origin is unclear but likely Italian and patrician, tracing the line to a Tuscan gentleman who aided a distant kinsman in 1780, with the family’s earliest home in Florence and later move to Sarzana in Tuscany where advocates practiced for generations.

Napoleon Caesar Bonaparte Sloane Louis XIV Florence Sarzana Tuscany

King Hezekiah Calls Nation Back to Passover Worship

A sermon summary on Hezekiah urging Israel and Judah to observe Passover as a unifying act. It notes the invitation, urgency, and scope to include both kingdoms, the removal of altars, the Passover sacrifice, and the seven day celebration with praise and confession, aiming for lasting conversion.

Hezekiah Israel Isaac Jerusalem Judah Jerusiem Moses Mozekian

Shake the Gates of Hell Quote by John Wesley

A compact quotation from John Wesley urges fearlessness and devotion, claiming a hundred men who fear sin, desire God, and care not for clerical status will shake hell’s gates and establish God’s kingdom through prayer. The phrase frames Wesleyan zeal and lay leadership.

Hell Earth John Wesley

Learn the Bible Through Heart and Testaments

A reflective note cites John Von Muller on understanding scripture. It states that grasping both Old and New Testaments depends on the needs of the heart. The quotation frames personal interpretation as central to Biblical study.

John von Muller

Local residents visit family and friends across towns

A flurry of Sunday and Labor Day calls from Rossmoyne and nearby communities tied visits among My, Mrs. A F Cook, Mrs. Dr. Brewer of Clarington, Mrs. Elizabeth Elkin and sons, Norris Johnston in Mercy hospital Pittsburgh, and many others including Mr. and Mrs. Wells, George Hamilton of Parkwood, Walter Rankin of Cleveland, and families from Trade City and Georgeville.

A. F. Cook Couderaport Cook J. J. Brewer Clarington D.C. Wells Elizabeth Elkin Leonard, Russel and Ward Indiana Paw Elkin Leland Frantz Mina Mary Houser Laurence Johnston Harry Lerch Norris Johnston Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh Margaret Sloan Gon. Russel Apollo D. C. Wells J. L. Wells Carl Moorhead Orvyle Lewis Rhett Brewer T. H. Frantz George Hamilton Parkwood Walter Rankin Cleveland Mra. W. J. Kerr Clyde Neal Near Trade City

Elders Ridge Sabbath and church services and events

Sabbath school at 10, church at 11 led by R. B H with Ross Wilson. Choral Club meets Wednesday at 8. Weekend hosts include Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fassett and Warren Reeves of Philadelphia at Fassett home. Rosensteel family members travel to Indiana and Niagara Falls.

R. BH Ross Wilson Lloyd Fassett Warren Reeves Philadelphia R. BH. Fassett L. C. Rosensteel Charlotte Mary David Rosensteel Indiana Dean ‘Ashbaugh Kenneth Harvey Mary Rosensteel Niagara Falls

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