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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1928

Page

9

Love Look in Her Eyes Delights a Debutante’s Return

Carolyn Forsythe, once a debutante, finds purpose and happiness caring for Monty Woeten’s child Edith. Monty, who once courted many, reveals plans to wed Carolyn after expressing long hidden love sparked by Edith’s cared for infancy. Carolyn’s fear of losing Edith fades as Monty confesses his intention to marry her.

Senate Committee Harrisburg Red Cross Presbyterian Church United States of America Harry White Truitt Arolyn Forsythe Monty Edith Montgomery Adith Carolyn Debonnair Tive Twaith Byby Edith Carolyn

Easter visitors and local notices from Creekside

Miss Eva Hendricks hosts visitors sister Alda Pietel and sons George and Raymond from Manor. Mrs. Riddle moves to Harmon property. Clarence Bothell in town. Mr. and Mrs. Rolls visit with parents. George Johnston ill. Mrs. Cavener visiting Elmer Cravener in Homer City. Dwight Byers visits his parents. Mrs. W J Johnston and daughter attend Mrs. Trugal’s birthday in Chambersville. Mrs. Allen McFarland en route to Indiana. Mrs. P Kunkle and daughter Rosie visit Creekside friends. Aston Waitman ill. Boyd Busheimer leaves for Indiana. Joseph Lair gives cigars and haircuts for stork’s 10-pound boy. Gala club riffs contrast with rack ribbed world peace joke.

Eva Hendricks Alda Pietel George and Raymond Manor Riddle McKee Harmon Clarence Bothell A. Rolls George Johnston George Cavener Elmer Cravener Homer City Dwight Byers William Byers W. J. Johnston Elizabeth Eliza Johnston Dnie Trugal Chambersville Allen Mcfarland Indiana P. Kunkle Rosie Aston Waitman Boyd Busheimer Talmage Bates Joseph Lair

Easter social notes and local visits in Kenwood area

Perrin Kenwood and Helen Huston spent Easter vacation with their parents the Hustons. Miss Mario Adams of Cherry Tree visited, and Mr and Mrs F B Smith hosted a chicken and waffle supper for Gladys’s 10th birthday with 14 guests. Mrs Zenas Himes shows improvement after illness. John Adams of Johnstown vacationed locally. Several residents noted, including Miss Ligate Atwood with Mrs Matilda Gibson and Mrs Jay Gibson’s visit to F C Adams. Clarence Newlin stays with brother William Newlin. Mrs Florence Stephens and daughter Jean shopped in Indiana. A local note mentions a prominent American described wearing a hat on his nose to keep pace with both eyes.

Perrin Helen Huston W. W. Huston Mario Adams Cherry Tree F. BR. Smith Gladys Zenas Himes John Adams Johnstown J. H. Smith E. Tt

Zion City preacher tones on flat earth and world travel

Fragmentary remark from Trother Voliva asserts touring salaries to prove flat earth. Odd questions about youthful belief and hidden truths appear with obscure references to rulers and queens. The text questions friendly nations and future conflicts over knives and debts.

Trother Voliva Zion City

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