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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1912
Page
5
A polished o man confesses a past liaison to his fiancée in a Queen's Club Gardens flat. He reveals a former lover who died by an empty phial, concluding his sentiment that both had “played the game.” A somber moral lingers on fate and responsibility.
Dr Howard of the agriculture department argues that mosquitoes may hibernate rather than perish with winter. Adults reportedly survive from November to April or May with diminished activity, while females seek blood and males feed on water and vegetation. Some species endure long droughts by long flight. Railroads have been busy expanding lines in prairie regions.
Winnings or A Where. Weiam Brandon Samuel B. Wells of Rayne township wed Miss Iva L Brandon of South Mahoning township. McCamcHay Clark 8 McCfinn wed Miss Jennie C Ray, both of Rayne township. Amber Boyer of the place wed Miss Bertha Wimer of Rayne township. Robert M Wolfe wed Miss Cora J Bryan of West Wheatfield township. Dayton fair set for September 24 25 26 27 with $2000 purses and increased premiums. Special train from Indiana via Buffalo Rochester Pittsburg on September 28. Local residents visit kin and friends incl Mrs Clark Hamilton and children, Miss Ruth Dodgson, Nelson M Thompson, Mrs Rowe Bryan, Miss Margaret Thompson, and Miss Katherine McLaughlin.
Falls Creek visitors include Miss Mary Leister and Miss Agnes Leister with Mrs M W O'Brien. Pittsburgh guest Mr Smandt visited Mrs W E Henry. Pitcairn visitors Mr and Mrs W L Jobe. Apollo visitor Mrs Raphael Burkett with sister Mrs S W Uber. Pastor F N Shaeffer hosted Pittsburgh guest. Indiana visitors Wm Kissinger family with Samuel Kissinger. Johnstown visitor Mrs Shearer called on Samuel Kissinger family. Crab Tree visitors Claude Greuble with Mrs to visit S E Stahl. Mrs C V Dennison moved to Johnstown. Clay Cronk moved to Lucerne company house. New Auditorium delayed by wet weather. Dr J A Weamer visited his father W H Weamer. Martha George guest of Charlotte Hollis. Dr C Paul Reed returned from New York medical college. Ash sidewalks damaged by floods. Cement investment advised. Mr and Mrs C Baker in Latrobe. Mrs Harry Shall ill. Two-year-old Mazza boy shot himself. wound to right lung. Dr W A Simpson treated him. Local cows scavenged remains near Teaarng Tun mines. Health board urged to act. Steele drove auto to New Alexandria. John Evans and Wilbur Thomas with Mrs Bellevans. Joseph Divan visiting J A Kerr. H W Knox visiting daughter Mrs Cribbe. Homer City represented at ave Anana Normal. Mrs Eliza Coy visiting Homer relatives. Cribbs and Albert and James Cribbs with Lydia McKee. Mabel and Beulah Clowes visiting Bessie Marshall. N H Bilkin family visiting Charles Lauteler. Viva Marshall visiting her parents.
Local residents and visitors are listed for a week of gatherings in Smickburg and surrounding towns. Families, relatives, and friends from Punxsutawney, Indiana, New Castle, Pittsburgh, Butler, Blairsville, and other locales attend reunions, visits, and mechanical or community events.
Misses Mary and Rose Stewart and Jeannette Miller spent the past week with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bagley. Various locals, including Madge Helman, Zuma Wilson, and Mrs. Elizabeth Fair, are mentioned with visits to families across Blacklick Ambrose and surrounding townships. A horse was struck by lightning near D. A. Miller, and bee stings affected Harry Wilson at the Indiana county fair. Schools opened in the area with large attendance. several residents traveled to Indiana and Pittsburgh for visits or events.
Miss Edith Myers returns home after visiting her sister in Homer City and other relatives. Various residents, including William Truby, Francis Spiera, and families, spent weekends with friends and relatives in Indiana and nearby towns. church services planned for next Sunday afternoon. schools in South Bend township reopen. Local visitors include Clara Alshouse and family, Dwight Klingensmith returning to Norfolk, Va. Reading material and goods advertised at Huey and Moorhead's Newstand. A Zions Valley school reunion took place and numerous household guests are noted.
A score of friends visited Oran O Hara at his home Saturday evening and gave a musical program to cheer him, while John Doty was listed as sick.
A muddled OCR note records Wilton Sheesley visiting his parents and various locals like Mra Rilen Long, Mra Wilton, Edward Palmer of Decketa BO, Iva and Vida Doty, all reporting health and travel as drought affects Comey Neb and nearby districts since last November, with sparse details on dates and names.
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