The Playwright Meets His Move Across the Hills
Janice Makepeace accepts a paid stay at her aunt Bertha's wilderness tearoom on Lost River highway. Lancelot Neale, a playwright, visits, admires her, and stays to study her. She falls for him, but he confesses he must leave and cannot marry her, admitting she belongs to the city life he cannot offer. She reveals she too is drawn to Broadway dreams and bids him farewell with a kiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Makepeace
Lost River Highway
Janice
Bertha
Jance
Lancelot Neale
Aunt Bertha
Broadway
Miss Makepeace
New York
Lancelot
Neagle
Fifth Avenue
Laencelot
No matter what she attempts she puts everything she has into it
Pye notices that about her hash as she pushes forward with full effort and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pye
Townsends Return to Homer City Lumber Yard Work
Janet Townsend has returned to the Kunkle lumber store in Homer City after winter at home. Mrs. R. A. Silvis was confined to her home with tonsillitis. Belle Stewart of Elderton visited Ruth Stewart in the Montgomery home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark welcomed a young son. The Anderson and McIntire families moved to their father O. M. Anderson’s farm in Zions Valley. Several families moved to Zions Valley properties and others traveled for business or visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Townsend
Kunkle Lumber
Homer City
R. A. Silvis
Local travelers and visitors noted in regional outings
Clyde McCrea of Altoona spent the weekend with friends here. Mike Zelko and wife were in Johnstown last Thursday. James McMullen played a Homer City game last Saturday exit. Robert McNutt visited Johnstown Friday. Paul Bennett was a Robindale caller last week. G. T. McCrea visited the county seat one day last week. Albert Bulerbaugh and wife were visitors at Indiana one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McCrea
Altoona
Mike Zelko
Johnstown
James McMullen
Homer City
Robert McNutt
Paul Bennett
Robindale
G. T. McCrea
Albert Bulerbaugh
Indiana
Mt Union Community Notices Mixed With Local Travel
Mr and Mrs I S Walker and son Merle called here Monday and Calvin Rupert near Stony Point transacted business recently C G Rosborough did a business trip to Elderton Monday J T Shearley in Indiana Tuesday J H Kough and son Clair and J T Shearley in Kittanning Wednesday Miles McIntire called here recently James Blystone and son Arthur were Hiterton shoppers Wednesday Ira Smith made a business trip to Apple Thursday Raymond and Dale Boyer wrecked their car Wednesday en route to work at the silk mill in Indiana Arthur Drystone was a business caller of Indiana Thursday Abe Peterman of Dutch Run has been papering in the J T Rough home the past week Thomas Stearick was in the vicinity recently Harry Tdchard and Tra Smith Jesse and Clair Kough were Alderton callers Thursday A number from here attended the high school play at Elderton Thursday evening Carl Fleming motored to Apollo The Mt Union school will close another successful term on May 8th Dale Boyer called here Friday Mr and Mrs J H Kough and daughter Mildred and son Clair were Vandergrift shoppers Saturday evening Wm Rosborough spent the weekend at his home near Mt Union Murray Ankeny was an Elderton shopper Saturday Church services Sunday May 1st at 10 30 Sunday school at 9 40 Everybody welcome Dan McGaughey and Miss Theule Mulberger were at Indiana Saturday CG Rosborough called at J T Shearley s Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Union
Walker
Merle
Calvin Rupert
Stony Point
C. G. Rosborough
Elderton
J. T. Shearley
Indiana
J. H. Kough
Gon, Clair
Kittanning
Miles McIntire
Arthur Drystone
Abe Peterman
Dutch Run
J. T. Rough
Thomas Stearick
Harry Tdchard
Tra Smith
Jesse
Clair Kough
Alderton
Carl Fleming
Apollo
Mildred
Clair
Wmmm Rosbarouzh
Mt. Union
Murray Ankeny
Dan McGaughey
Thueile Mulberger
Rosborough
J. Tt.Sheasley
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette Offers
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette combine for 1031 as a good news partnership. The two papers cost only $6.00 to R F D subscribers or residents in towns where The Post Gazette lacks an agent. Send all orders to The Indiana Progress, Indiana, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Post Gazette
Indiana Progress
Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
MARON
DeVoe
United States
Hoover Electric Cleaners
America
Kelvinator
Voss
R. C. A. Radiolas
Radiolas
Tappan Gas Ranges
Burpee
Crane Valves & Fittings
Goldsmith Athletic Goods
G. & J. Tires & Tubes Pratt Poultry Feeds
A.W. Mabon & Sons
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
Douglass
Douglass Studio
Criterion of
Funeral Service
Janice of
Lost River
H. Louis Raybold
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Ownu Bervice
Associated Gas and Electric System
Associated System
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Associated Gas and Electric Securities Company, Inc
Pennsylvania
Associatid Gas and Elmcerig Seoul CO
Bore Este
South Bend
Belle Stewart
Ruth Stewart
Montgomery
Charles Clark
Mack Anderson
Zions Valley
Harold McIntire
O. M. Anderson
Steele Henderson
John Kepple
Phil Reefer
Harry Kepple
Melvin Sillis
Pittsburgh
Bob Townsend
Kittanainy
Lyde Moorehead
Fiscus
Vandergrift
H. H. Hanna
Howard Kimmel
Idaho
Richard Ramage
James Smith
Porter Farm
Melvin Silvis
New Texas
Cam McCutcheon
Dorothy Townsend
Vandercrift
Walter Porter
Snear Kilderton
Rd. Barnett
Brush Valley
James Blystone
Arthur
Hiterton
Ira Smith
Apple
Raymond
Dale Boyer
D. J
Gompers Ave
Brown’s Boot Shops
Blairsville
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