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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1930
Page
4
In a crowded subway, Jim Kelly, a lucky matchmaker, helps a Harvard businessman’s fiancée reconnect with a childhood friend named John Laurence. The chance encounter leads to a double reunion as Alice, John Laurence, and Jim’s romance converge with an engagement blossoming through a metropolitan fateful coincidence.
In Limoges a midnight party at the jail amused inmates but alarmed officials as locksmith Paul Gregoire forged cell keys enabling inmates to roam. Another escape connected to Auguste Bro triggered wider investigations amid Charley Barataud’s life sentence and prison unrest. Delphine Texier’s disclosures add to calls for scrutiny of jail privileges and procedures.
Judge Joseph M. Milner of Superior court denied divorce petition by Straud D. Arbogast against Lucy Arbogast. Arbogast said he advertised for a good Christian woman and she answered. they married the second time they were together. He claimed she failed to meet his qualifications. he has three children from a former marriage and she seven. He said many responses came to the ad but he chose her.
The quiet town of Waco Nebraska decided to establish a marshal and police magistrate after visitors from nearby towns caused disturbances by coming to “make Whoopee.” Previously the village had no law enforcement, though locals were law abiding. The new department was installed to curb the unruly element.
A river boat built for Dr. Waltham Walters of Rochester was launched in St Paul Minnesota. Miss Mary Balfour of Rochester christened the vessel by breaking a bottle of prune juice over the bow.
In Lewisville the scripture service is scheduled for 2 30 on Sabbath with a 1 15 Sabbath school. Visitors include Mrs Anna Marshall from Washington staying with her brother W C Diven and Mary Moore from Somerset visiting aunt Jennie Barkley. Social calls feature Mr and Mrs W B McGinley at Ralph Reegers, the Cashes at the Wm Fleming home, Mrs J L Diven in Blairsville, Mary Ewing with Roy Ewing's family, and visits among the Tomb McElroy and Speedy households plus Mrs J C Tomb and P Eleanor McElroy visiting S F Marshall. Velma and Norman Barkley spent Saturday evening in Blairville.
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