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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1922

Page

8

Pinchot Strong in Philadelphia Rallys Support to Ticket

In Philadelphia on September 18, Gifford Pinchot received firm backing from the Republican City Committee and party leaders. The meeting at Bellevue Stratford featured Pepper and Reed before Pinchot, who urged unity to implement the party platform and pledged to work with the Legislature to push reforms.

Philadelphia Gifford Pinchot Republican City Committee Pennsylvania Pinchot Mr. Alter General Alter Friends United States General Assembly Pinenot Bellevue- Stratford Pepper Reed Forester My. Pinchot Republian Publc Teaders Pitchot Thomas F. Watson Thomas Cunningham State Committee Hack W. Harry Baker Vannty Gawthrop Congress America Republican Party Harding Davis Woodward Archibald Warmon Woman's Republican Club of Pennsylvania

Stigmata Case Sparks Ecclesiastical History Debate

Historic discussion on stigmata spans church history from St Francis of Assisi to Mary Reilly of St Germain's Villa. The article notes cases across centuries, debates by doctors and theologians, and questions whether wounds are divine signs or natural phenomena.

Mary Reilly St. Germain's Villa Sisters of the Good Shepherd Archbishop Hayes Francis of Assisi Marie de Moers Wiseman Lord Shrewsbury Louise Lareaux Belgium St. Catherine of Siena Doctor Dumas Sorbonne Revue Des Deux -Mondes Imbert Paris Medical

German Fishers Win Big Sturgeon Staged at Altenwerder Landing

Altenwerder fishermen gain renewed interest after a veteran landed a 148 pound roe sturgeon, yielding about 40 000 marks. The fish contained 84 1/2 pounds of caviar selling at 1 005 marks per pound and the rest meat sold at 48 marks per pound. A miner in Adamsville West Virginia, distraught over a strike, killed himself with monobel explosives. Tony Dallas drowns after pretending for help while swimming near Monaca Pennsylvania.

Altenwerder Germany

Hillsdale Social Notes and Sept Literary Programs

Hillsdale residents share visits and family news from Indiana to Uniontown. A Wesleyan church event and two school literary society programs are announced with participants and planned acts.

Local Socials Report From Weekend Visits

East Run residents Karl McCune and Samuel Mumau spent the weekend with friends in an unnamed place. Mr and Mrs J C Thomas of HOMSER CITY, Howard Dukoehart of Rossmoyne and W Lockhart of Hamil were guests at the Mainsworth home Sunday. Mrs Eluer Valley of Hillsdale visited Friday, Abbie Sloan of Carrolltown visited Jesse Harbridge and family Friday and Saturday.

Karl McCune Samuel Mumau Greensburg J. C. Thomas Hosmer City Howard Dukoehart Rossmoyne W. Lockhart Hamil Mainsworth Eluer Valley Hillsdale Killerl Abbie Sloan Carrolltown Jesse Harbridge Saturdey

Uniontown Visits and Family Calls Across Communities

Miss Anna Butterbaugh of Home stead and Miss Laura McAnulty of Indiana visited Mrs. James Langham on Monday. Blain Beringer and family called on Mrs. Dell Baker in Kinports. Mrs. Rex Langham and children visit her sister Mrs. Robert Berkey of Wilgus. Clark Beringer, formerly employed at Johntown, has returned home. Mrs. George Taylor of Indiana visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Michiel Baun. Mead Bering and family stayed with Mr. and Mrs. David Wilt of Cockport. Mr. and Mrs. William Gray of Indiana visited here Sunday along with Phianks and Melvin Calhoun and Albert A. Calhoun of Indiana, who thank neighbors and friends for kindness after the illness and death of Mather Lucile Calhoun.

James Clark Indiana Lavina, Clark Harry VanDuser Jane Elizabeth Aice Misa Virginia Hellman Madman Jeannette Iva Fridley Jesse Harbinge Pittsburgh Walter Fee Paul Churchill Glen Campbell Wm. Churchill Wesleyan Methodist Church Anna Butterbaugh Homestead Laura McAnulty James Langham Blain Beringer Dell Baker Kinports Rex Langham Robert Berkey Wilgus Clark Beringer Johntown George Taylor Michiel Baun Mead Bering David Wilt Cockport William Gray

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