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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1922

Page

2

Service medals for fifty years in Sunday school to be awarded

Indiana county residents may receive service medals at the Lancaster state convention for fifty years of official Sunday school work. Applicants need Pennsylvania residency and endorsements from the local pastor and County Sunday School Association president. Credentials and applications go through the county secretary. early car credentials urged.

Indiana County Lancaster Pennsylvania County Sunday School Association Philadelphia Alice L. Gailey Indiana

Democratic Governor Candidate to Tour Indiana County

Democratic candidate John MacSparran will tour Indiana County towns Friday including Plumville Marion Center Glen Campbell and Clymer with stops in Cockport and Indians at 7 30 pm a closing mass meeting Accompanying him are Lt Gov candidate Robert Pattison Jr US Senate hopefuls Shull Kerr and Judge Mills Also Jane Leonard candidate for Congress and other prominent Democrats.

John MacSparran Indiana Plumville Marion ‘Genter Glen Campbell Cockport Fair Clymer McSparren Robert BH. Pattison, Jr Shull and Kerr United States Judge Mills Superior Court Jane Leonard Congress

Farmers Column To Answer Ure County Questions

The Progress will dedicate a weekly column to farming topics in Ure County. Submit farm, crop, livestock questions to Farmers Column, The Progress, Indiana PA. County Agent John W Warner will answer soon after receipt, with open discussion of farm work life by readers.

Ure Cale Indiring Progress Indiana John W. Warner

Wilgus Hog Show Set For Sept 29 At Wilgus

The Wilgus Berkshire Pig Club and Association will hold its annual show at Wilgus Friday September 29 starting at 9 a m judging will be conducted in the forenoon Thirty two hogs and girls in the club feed registered Berkshire pigs since May 26 Pigs will be weighed and gains computed Dr H H Hayner of State College will judge The association notes strong progress in three years with barrows and girls earning top placings at Chicago and Harrisburg shows The event also invites dog enthusiasts to attend Seed corn selection meetings were held county wide noting ear to row tests and standing stalk selection as key to higher yields A membership drive for the American Farm Bureau Federation was approved with dues five dollars annually half to the federation A Bell clan reunion was held at Thomas Aul’s home with a basket dinner and a program of music and diversions among attendees listed.

Wilgus Chicago Harrisburg Wilgun Laidiani Court House B. P. Vaylor I. J. Ryan American Farm Boureau Indiana County American Federation Pennsylvania South Carolina American Farm Bureau Federation Bell Clan Thomas Aul David Mott Mahaffey Kate Cavanore Laird Smith Thomas Bell Punxlsutawney Isaiah Steffy Thomas H. Aul Georg Bell Whita Lawnship

Bill Sam's Dictionary entry on a strict teacher

J L Martin notes a young lady running a Wappy Hollow school with strict rules. Pupils who break rules are made to take castor oil as a punishment. The piece references a castor oil as a once popular home remedy featured in Bill Sam's Dictionary.

J. L. Martin Wappy Hollow Bill Sam

Public Sale Saturday September 30 at J Sharp farm

Public sale advertised for Saturday September 30 by John E. L. Sharp at his farm near Home station. Items include span of mules and other farm stock, hay driving horse, Jersey cow and heifer to be fresh, chickens, farm implements, cream separator, wheat oats hay and more. Auctioneers A. Jamison H. C. Cameron and Joun Bh Sharp. Also sale by A M Jamison at residence in Washington township with draft horses milk cows heifers calves hogs wagons harness hay oats household goods. Located in Hildebrand's Drug Store ads offer reductions on sem-porcelain chinaware and Maytag washer financing from Gibson-Clark Co.

Merle McGaughey Johnstown G. W. Shearer Blairsville Studebaker Blairsville American Legion Homer France Hart Rawlins Wyo Hiram Umburn M. Jamison Washington Township John EL Sharp Home Station Joun Sharp H. CG Cameron Auctoneer A. M. Jamison RE. E. Dinger

Entombed Miners in California Mine Die After Gas Fire

Rescuers reach the Aegonaut gold mine near Dauckson California after a fire and explosion on August 27. Forty nine men are found dead from deadly gas three weeks after being trapped. Notes from two victims reveal they prepared messages at 3 AM and 4 AM urging others to leave as gas flooded the drift.

Aegonaut Dauckson Cal William Fessel Fessel

Eviction's Novich Tellers Testimony and Windsted Payment Notice

Fragmentary legal notice chronicles claims on Mary 7 estate, with a request for settlement and party Jennings at Windsted to render proper payment. Includes Windsted debtor note and Morgan court reference, plus a sale ad offering New Idea Spreader at special price and cider barrels at Frank Matson's farm, detailing delivery and schedule.

Hxlcvator Novich Ml Uno Morgan Ff

History's Mysterious Vanishing of the President Ocean Liner

A historical summary recounts the vanished steamship President of 1841, its record Atlantic crossing, subsequent overdue status, and the mystery of its disappearance. It notes notable passengers like Tyrone Power and George Cookman, the Queenstown memorial, and theories of gale, iceberg, or fire without any wreckage ever found.

Tussea Captain Kidd Cyclops Atlantic Dritannia Boston London England New York Liverpool United States Tyrone Power Cailed Prince George Glugston Cookman Henry Claf Daniel Webster Webster White House William Henry Harrison Power Cookman Duke of Devonshire Richard Roberts Queenstown Atlantic Ocean Great Britain Roberts Mosoa Rogers Savannah

Maintained Monopoly by Murder in Venetian Glass Trade

Venice guarded its glass monopoly with killings. Emissaries and the Corwell of Ten suppressed workers attempting to flee to foreign lands. Two Murano glassmakers, induced abroad by Leo pold of Belgium, were killed. Accusations cited unemployment fears and expulsions due to new foreign glassworks in Spain.

Venice Murano Leopold Belgium Corwell Venedag Spain

Shoes Worn Thin Prompt Army Sergeant Jokes

A rough spoken fragment features a speaker asking if shoes are worn out. The reply jokes about thin bottoms, claiming the soles are so thin that one could step on a dime and tell whether it is heads or tails. The lines are colorful slang and lack clear factual news context.

Nesrue Roukie Arkapsaw Thomas Cat

What Agitates Mr. Smith

A Yonkers adapted piece from the New York Tribune surveys stenographers who worked for Mr. Smith, detailing their traits and confidences, then shifts to a civic note about Yonkers cuckoos, noting their bold presence and time patterns.

Rainy Day Bar Prank At Pat Rooney’s New Foundry

A crowded rain soaked scene at Pat Rooney’s new home brew foundry sees an English patron furious at weak beer. Mike the Irishman hatches a scheme to swap the man’s raincoat pocket to hide the foul drink while another patron’s coat ends up catching the trick.

Pat Rooney Pat Mike Dag- Ashman Habla San Francisco

Churchill Witnessed by Boer on Horse Recall

In a Cape Times interview Sir Charles Coghlan relays a tale of a young Winston Churchill captured by a Boer on horseback during the South African campaign. The chronicle recalls Churchill later telling General Botha in London that he was the man on the horse, a remark Botha cheekily confirms.

Winston Churchill Chievelay Natal Churchill Charles Coghlan London Cape Times Ghubehtil

Explorer reports policemen uniforms in Africa

An explorer returning from the Interior of Africa claims to have found natives wearing the recognizable metropolitan police uniforms. He says cast-off uniforms were sold locally, and natives even wore shoes as neck ornaments. A camp visit included a chief asking whom they should fight.

Africa

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