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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1921
Page
10
The article explains that current dog damage claims fall to county commissioners for the rest of the year under the 1917 act. The 1921 dog law becomes effective January 1 1922, after which the state works with counties on adjustments and payments via the state treasurer.
Indiana county expects a large Sabbath school delegation to the State Sabbath school convention in Altoona from October 12 to 14. The county is entitled to 50 delegates. a full quota is urged. Credential cards are available from Miss Alice Lt. Galley, county secretary, or district presidents, with credentials to be obtained at panes.
Glen Campbell and Mrs J P Fitzpatrick with children spent the weekend at Cherry Tree. Mr and Mrs B D Wilmoth visited relatives in Meyersdale last week. Misa Goldie Cunningham of Clearfield is vacationing with her mother Mrs Emma Cunningham. Mrs Frank Haag and Mrs Lawrence Haag and son Gerald of Punxsutawney were guests of Mrs D Y Work. Mrs W S Rose visiting relatives in Blair County. Mr and Mrs W H McQuilken and Mrs Frank Nelson drove to Punxsutawney Thursday. B F Sterling and family spent the weekend with relatives in Clearfield. Mr and Mrs Harry Heimbach and daughter and Mrs Hila Gillette and Mr Mickel of Newark N J, motor here last week and spent several days with Mr and Mrs J H Miller.
The Rochester Post Express critiques unsigned essays in the English Review arguing that morality is not a fixed standard but a shifting notion of agreement. It uses a dog Eskimo analogy to stress that names do not turn changing acts into the same moral category and warns against stretching morality across times and terms.
The Ingleside Club spouses and families enjoyed an ice cream supper Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Lewis Marta. Howard Kimmel hosted his Sunday school class at his residence Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Dick Cessna returned to Niles Center Ohio after spending the summer with their parents Mr and Mrs John Scott. Mr and Mrs Carl Crawford spent Friday evening with W B Crawford of Miders Ridge.
A tale centered on Uncle Jabez s will sets conditions that delay marriage between Arthur Bowen and Lucy Stokes. Trusts hold $14,000 and a Madison Avenue apartment, while Lucy receives $30,000 for 20 years if she remains unmarried. The plot twists when attorney Coleworth reveals a third party and the couple discovers their own love, racing toward marriage with the pot at stake.
Reverend F W Henry to lead prayer meetings in the Strongstown school house on September 30 and October 2. Invitations extended to all. Meanwhile locals report visits and calls among residents including Mrs Raymond Buck from Patton with sister Mrs A Cresswell, Otterman Cameron visiting Culver, Mrs Warl Stiles of White Mill, Catherine Orner returning from Cardiff, James Gressley from Hickory Islingdom, and Calvin Hammond with H W Clark and daughter motoring through Plumville.
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