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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
8
A local column lists residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs H W Smith family, Miss Margaret Joiner, Miss Ruby Griffith, Mrs Richard Williams, and Miss Sara Williams. Funeral of Mrs Anna Kinter held at Mt Union, Grange meeting planned, students visit home and local errands noted. The piece records many calls, visits, and community updates from Indiana and Barnesboro areas.
Kimberly, a storied Nevada gambler, faces a long buried murder confession. Jim Breeden returns to Reno with a sheriff badge and a taped confession that could exonerate or betray Kimberly. The tense reunion reveals old debts, lethal nights, and a perilous choice that ends in a cry for escape.
An evening performance titled All a Mistake is set for Friday in Jacksonville at the Presbyterian church starting at 8:00. Admission is 20 cents for children and 35 cents for adults.
Weather bureau maps the Upper Lake region as the area around Lake Michigan, Lake Huron, and Lake Superior, while the Lower Lake region covers Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.
The recent death of former Indiana player Brownie Gessler revived the Cuba against the Braves game memory from fifteen years ago. In a ninth inning misread by pitcher Doc, Brownie rounded third and headed home as Gessler, after a quick pocket check, fired a rifle like throw to catch him at the plate. The umpire called Brown out, marking one of Gessler's lifetime highlights in baseball history.
A community standard training school is set for Zion Lutheran Church Indiana from April 20 through 24 with five evening sessions at seven thirty. Dr J C Pinkerton will serve as dean. faculty includes M Hadwin Fischer D Burt Smith John W Elliott and Hish G Rodgers. Four elective courses use texts on primary youth pupil Bible study and adolescence. A nominal registration fee of 1.00 covers enrollment with students supplying own textbooks and materials.
Clarksbury city brief reports Mrs Elizabeth Anderson has recovered from a severe winter cold and is able to go out again, ending a period of illness that kept her indoors.
GIPSY Carl Gorman spent the weekend with his parents. Dallas Smith and family visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Grom. Mrs G M Brady, patient at Clarfield hospital, shows improvement. Mrs F W Hess and Mrs Albert Bennett shopped at Clearfield. Nellie and Leonard Heras were carlers at Burnside. A new son arrived at the David Smith home. Wesley Tyock and Dannie Raleigh went to work on the state road near Butler. Mr and Mrs CG L Lowman and daughters LaRue and Bernice visited the Frict home. Rand Ginter returned from recent Army service. Miss Nevada Buchanan ann Ernest Brady joined a Washington DC excursion. J D Spicher is much improved after illness. Mrs Rees Bennett visited Mrs Doyle Gorman. Margretta Bostic of Glen Campbell visited Anna Gorman. Rev Tingley attended conference and accepted Wesleyan Methodist pastorate for coming year. Mrs John Lockard of Commodore visited her parents. EH Barr, Saturday. J B Ober was a caller at Glenn Campbell. Rev Bowman Hostetler of Greenville accepted a call from the Christian church and will begin work April 1.
Miss Helen Mumau stayed with her aunt Mrs. Dillie Hazlett. Elliott Rice of Josephine visited his siblings Con and Anna Rice. Quay McAdoo, employed at Vandergrift, spent Sabbath at home. A kitchen shower honored Mr. and Mrs. George Colgan with many useful gifts. Geneva and Hila Marie Rica near the area.
Residents and visitors fill the week with family gatherings church events and illness updates. Names include Miss Anna Rice Everett Burns and many locals such as Miss Helen Burny Miss Nobia Lowman Della Goodrich and Joe Sabella with reports of a K K K funeral Mrs John Kinter's funeral at Mt Union and ongoing health issues including pneumonia flu and a mine injury.
Mrs Jennie Barr visited daughter Mrs Anna Lydie near Arcadia. Mrs Clark Getty and son James called at O O Napps. Mr and Mrs Lester Salsgiver and Mrs Wm Hadden called on Mrs Archie Tradden. J Butterbaugh at Dixonville hospital after operation. Mrs Goldie Wheeler returned from Barnesboro. Robert Holt family of Marion Center. Murray Conrath and wife of Dixonville visited their mother Mia. Catherine Myers Thursday eve. W L Clawson and family of Dixonville seen Saturday evening. Lawrence Butterbaugh suffers from pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Chester Ferrier and …
Mrs. G G Smith of Indiana visited her sister Mrs G H Elkin and friends in the area this week. T W Frantz and son Delbert G Frantz traveled to Butler on a business trip last week. Mrs G H Elkin and son Ward visited her son R Boyd Elkin and wife in Dora for a couple of days. Mrs A G Brewer of East Plumville visited Ebert Brewer and family on Tuesday. D C Wells, juror last week, returned home Thursday evening. R Boyd Elkin and wife spent Sunday at their home here.
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