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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1911

Page

3

Duel in Rome Ends in Misread Card Prank

Monty Sherman vows to duel after a Italian insult to his wife in Rome. He seeks Capponi, learns Capponi is out, leaves a card, and misunderstands a clerk. A mix of language barriers and a publishing error leads to a harmless card mix up and no fight.

Monty Sherman Monty Italy Leo Rome Hie Capponi Via Nationale Énty Via Cavour Signor Signor Capponi Grand Hotel Tapis Signor Sherman Piasza Colonna Mvde

The Smuggler and the Dress That Freed a Farmer

Aunt Jane Roe hides a dress smuggling tale that unsettles her husband Uncle Joe. After a Canada visit and a costly border run, a customs officer dismisses the case as a remedy, declaring Aunt Jane an idiot and joking she came from the same barrel.

Aunt Jane Roe Joe Roe Aunt Jane Joe Nancy Canada Uncle Joe Sister Nancy Tarnashun Jane America Texas Abe

Big Convention Held Here Next Month

A detailed program for the upcoming convention is listed with morning and afternoon sessions. Notable speakers include Rev Dr Jr W Carey and Dr Carl Kelsey of the University of Pennsylvania. The event features music by the State Normal School Orchestra and Glee Club, plus papers on juvenile court law and child welfare.

State Normal School W, Carey Pennsylvania Francis J. Torrance Pittsburgh Board of Public Charities Misa Leila Karlin Carl Kelsey University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Lindsey, Esq Warren Quartet Club Indiana Crawford Sidwin D. Sollanberger Children’s Aid Society of Pennsylvania Emma Speer Washington Morganza Reform School J. H. Hvans Oil City Lewis Mmert Huntingdon Juniata Valley Jas. H. Norris Allegheny A. P. Bowie Uniontown Children’s Aid of Western Pennsylvania Future of the Blind Thos McLoney J. W. Cleland Oakdale Leila Farlin Glee Club Martin P. Barr Elwyn Frank Woodbury J. C. Stewart Lancaster A. J. Somer Blair

Last Year’s Song Books Invited by Willis A Houck

Frank Fyock and Frank Fleming call for bring your last year’s song books with all things of education cordially invited. Willis A Houck, Teacher, listed among organizers in a brief community notice.

I. Fyock Frank Fleming Willis A, Houck

Personal Breevities from Tron 8 Taylor North town

A list of local residents with small travel and visitation notes. Several people visited relatives in Butler, Armstrong, and neighboring towns while others prepared for studies or new posts in Pittsburgh, San Diego, and Philadelphia. Names include Panxau tawney, Robert Calderwood, Mrs Jane Patterson, Mrs David Orta, W L Buchanan, G A McLain, Am Johnston, Nellie Vandergrift, Mrs J P Barrett, Mrs Archie Nichol, Mrs Charles Pomeroy, Miss Kate Adams, A M Torrence, Am W Craig, Dr Bert Lowman, Jay McCartney, Alexander Simpson, Clark Wiggins, Arthur Wiggins, Godfrey Marshall, Mrs James M Marshal, Mrs Frank P McCurdy, Miss Rosa Watson, G P McCartney, Robert Moorhead.

Taylor North Panxautawney Robert Calderwood Rochester Mills Jane Patterson Quimaha Nebra Archie Nichol David Orta Mabel Oak Street Dufffalo Niagara Falls W. L. Buchanan G. A. McLain Union Veteran Legion Pittsburgh Mia A. M. Johnston Nellie Vandergrift J. P. Barrett Winifred Bell McCune Waterstreet Charles Pomeroy Ridley Park Charleston W. Va Bert Lowman Belle Vernon Thomas Lowman North Ninth Street Jay McCartney North Seventh Street Washington, Pa Alexander Simpson and Clark Arthur Wiggins White Township State College Godfrey Marshall Town Pittsburg Marshall James M. Marshal San Diego Cal W. C. Anderson Frank P. McCurdy Rosa Watson San Juan Porto Rico G. P. McCartney Church Street Robert Moorhead Philadelphia Indiana Bent Rung Ladder Company

Salburg Mill Burned in Unknown Origin Blaze

A large Saltsburg flouring mill owned by the Patterson Milling Company was destroyed by a Wednesday fire of unknown origin. More than 6000 bushels of wheat, two carloads of flour, one carload of feed and other grain were lost. The stock was insured for 4000 dollars. the building had no insurance. Built thirty five years ago and recently improved, the mill had a daily capacity of 75 barrels.

Patterson Milling Company Salisburg Fie

Purchase Line Local Teachers Institute Program 1911

The program for a Saturday September 30 1911 educational rally at the Purchase Line school house lists devotional exercises welcome remarks and responses. It covers topics on teaching literature without a class English instructions pupil duties without being told and a session on provisions of the new school code with named participants and a ball call of quotations from living authors.

Purchase Line J. W. Fyock F. F. Walker James Gilhougen Doyle Joiner Madge Allison Maia Stevens Lulu Simpson Thankful Clawson John McCullough O. O. Nupp Heber Donahey Bessie Nupp Elaie Siverd Arthur Stevens Ball Jessie Flemling Hazel Napp Mary Kelly W. R. Calhoun H. H. Cuck Sarai Johns Samuel Furman, Jr Ll. McCullough Ray Fyock Meda Siverd Budd Houck F. B. Decker B. P. Cable Green Township James Gilhousen Wilma Houck

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