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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1937
Page
3
First Officer Magnus Letknes of the City of Bayville commented on a long voyage from Calcutta carrying 1,500 monkeys and a mix of animals and missionaries. He described it as stinky, noting the unusual cargo and odor aboard.
Mrs. Grover Harris of Biadensburg Ohio crowned mushroom gathering champion after collecting 500 mushrooms in under thirty minutes. Her feat sets a new local record for the event.
Raymond Pitcairn writes on Liberty as a foundational American ideal. The piece emphasizes civil and religious liberty, the Bill of Rights, and eternal vigilance as essential to protecting democracy against intolerance and oppression. It links constitutional guarantees to ongoing defense of free speech, worship, and assembly.
West Lebanon notes a well attended Sunday home coming service at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. McKenney with a morning sermon and an afternoon of informal addresses and music. Local residents host and visit relatives from Kentucky Ohio Indiana Maryland and Maryland scenes of social gatherings and family movements are reported along with a note on church communion next Sunday and prep services.
Public sale of 34 acre tract in Washington Township Indiana County Pa to pay debts. Property described with bounds and old deed chain, 10 percent down, balance on confirmation. Executors Walter L Harman and Ida Grace Rough conduct sale by order of the Orphans' Court. auctioneer G F Lohr. September 1997 notice.
Clarksburg and Blacklick briefs report Sunday school at 9:45 and church at 7:30 in Clarksburg with Rally Day on Oct 10. Local families and visitors from Indiana, Swissvale, Braddock, and Elders Ridge attend gatherings and social events. Recent marriages and arrivals noted along with civic club activity at Heinz factories.
The Florida legislature, after legalizing slot machines last session, now declares possession of one a felony, per the Louisville Courier Journal.
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