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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1926

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Local Brushvalley Socials Notice Easter Week scattered visits

Mr and Mrs Paul Adams spent a weekday at Pitcairn and were saddened home by Mrs Nannie Howard. Dozens of visits were noted across Homer City Indiana Clyde Seward and Johnstown with friends and relatives. Easter weekend saw many guests including Hezekiah Learn and Walter, and Paul Adams hosted family visits at his home.

Brushvalley Paul Adams Pitcairn Moér Nannie Howard Stiles Calv Fetgerman George Mack W. J. Millican Homer City Indiana James Dodd William Fetterman J. D. Moyer Clyde Carl Hewitt Clyde Shingler Seward Roy Hewitt Ambridge Edna Hewitt Indiana High School Margaret James McGarvey Irene Erma McElwee Hezekiah Learn Walter Calvin Fetter Boyd Stiles William Stiles C. A. Underwood John Adams George Adams Samuel Hollobaugh Luciusboro Elkins Millie Murdick Howard Cunningham William Glass Johnstown Russell Herlinger M. K. Bennett T. McCrea W. I. Miller Frederick Sterlinger

Buterbaugh Family Easter Visit At Sister’s Home

Vv. I. Buter baugh and his daughter Mary spent Easter with his sister Mrs. Chester Rhine, sharing time with relatives and enjoying the holiday.

Vv. I. Buterbaugh Mary Chester Rhine

Local Notes From Wilgus and Surrounding Areas

Miss Lucy Blose returns home after winter in Lancaster. Frank Wright visits family at Olanta. Sadie Irwin juror duties in Indiana. D. D. Raleigh arrives from Homer City. Calls visit Gladys Raleigh. Pomona Grange report from Creekside. No. 6 mines closed briefly for repairs. Fetterman and family visit. Sam Trimble at home from Olanta. Edna Trimble from Indiana spends Easter with parents. George Bludges visiting from Barnesboro for Easter. Kensburg contractors plan state road work near Starford. J. Silvis and H. M. Kimmell trip to Indiana. Silvis at home with Irvin Kelly family. J. P. Scott starts sawing. funeral of Mrs. Homer Elgin attended. Paul Scott visits Willard Kimmel. Crawford and Kimmel families share Saturday evening at Mary Kimmel home.

Lucy Blose Lancaster Frank Wright Olanta W. M. Wright Sadie Irwin Indiana D. D. Raleigh Wilgus Homer City Orpha Wright Carl Gorman Gladys Raleigh Cash Creek Creekside G. W. Treese John Fetterman Ivan Eva Murray Fetterman Sam Trimble Edna Trimble James Trimble George Bludges Barnesboro Andy Bludges Elder & Merriman Kensburg Starford Hu. M. Kimmel Pride and Groom Mary BH. Kimmel

First Generation Love and Class Barriers

John Williams confronts Edith Montague about marrying across class lines. He laments his family’s status and the burden of breakup, while Edith urges mutual respect for both families. A third party, Carolyn Gray, emerges as a hopeful path to happiness.

John Edith Montague John Williams Edith Grace Carolyn Gray

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