Darthea 8 Despair and a Shocking Country Club Veranda
Darthea suspects her husband Neal of infidelity after overheard confidences in a tea club. At a country club dance she follows him to the veranda and witnesses him with Bette Oliver, only to angrily confront them and find the man is Gene Metcalf, her own husband, leaving Darthea stunned and betrayed.
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Darthea
Dorthea
Darling
Gene
Carthea
Bette
Tea Club
Miss Oliver
Bette Oliver
Darthen
Mrs. Metecalf
Neal
Ttiaa
Parthen
Mrs. Mettalf
Carthen
Gene Metcalf
Germs in Pockets Spark Pocket Hygiene Concern
A London doctor argues that about half of colds originate from germs hidden in pockets of handkerchiefs. He notes an average suit has eleven pockets as potential infection points and urges cleaning interiors, hats, and other worn items, not just exteriors, to reduce germ buildup.
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London
Second Papers for Aliens World War veterans may secure second citizenship
Aliens who served in the army during World War I and gained honorable discharges can obtain second citizenship papers without applying for first papers and without a fee. If such an alien has left the United States and returned since March 3, 1924 a certificate of arrival is required.
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United States
Campwide notices and visits across Bolivar area
Miss Martha Bates returns from a year at Erie. Several families from Mahaffey Garrett Clearfield and Portage visit relatives and friends. Attendees include Bee Jamison Wissinger Bratchen Confer Nichols McCormick Yingling and more. reunions Campbell Palmer Stewart at Round Top. Welcome Bible class meets at Jane Lewis home. new Pontiac owned by Vincent Mark.
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Martha Bates
Erie
Clyde Bee
M. J. Jamison
F. M. Farter
Mahaffey
Betty
Evelyn Wissinger
BH. C. Bratchen
Newark
J Lee Confer
Derry
Archie Nichol
Indiana
Lizzie Wissinger
Thel Yingling
Akron
Molly Caldwell
Bob Schmonder
Clearfield
Hiram Waters
F. R. Russell
Curwensville
F. G. Hogue
Loretto
C. W. Sebring
Jack
Jimmy
Portage
Grace Brickley
Williamsport
W. E. Thorpe
J. C. Roberts
William Roberta
Culver
Chicago
Dorothy Anderson
Salina
Nag
Clyde Anderson
John .E. Boyle
Emma Fisher
Johnstown
T. A. Henderson
Frank
Curtis Shomo
W .A. Lear
Arbutus Park
Daniel Wright
Ida Mardis
Pitcairn
A. J. Boyle
Avendell Mitchell
Hbensburg
Jerry Lear
Campbell-Palmer
Round Top
Free Methodist
Dorothy Cline
Bert Young
Dilltown
Nelson Lichtenfels
Lester Lichtenfels
Cambria- Rowe Business College
Jay Bowser
Campbell-Stewart
Welcome Bible
Lutheran Sunday School
Jane Lewis
Ross Lichtenfels
Vincent Mark
Jesse and
McClure Johns
Templeton
Harry J. Johns
Bunks and Binks Dialogue Sparks Short Exchange
Bunks asks if truthfulness is constant while Binks jokes about saving a few friends. The dialogue hints at secrecy and selective honesty within a playful interaction.
Midgets Hobnob With Lofty Towers at Fair
A brief social roundup from West Lebanon lists Bobby George visiting his Blairsville grandparents, multiple families attending picnics and church events, and locals hosting relatives from Indiana, Donora, and Dormont. Stitches and travel wrap the week as editor notes a quip about a race for air supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lebanon
Bobby George
C. W. Clawson
Blairsville
Bobby
Viola
Heber George
Walter Smith
Charlotte
Peggy
Mary Trimble
American Legion
Camp Rest
Smith
Saame Place
Milt Boyer
Beulah
Indiana
Anthony Guiste
J. Y. Jackson
Charles
Harrisville
Lillie
Carrie ‘Calhoun
Robert Coulter
Harry King
Betty
Fair Oaks
Pittsburgh
J. R. E. Craighead
R. N. Patterson
John Risinger
Homer City
W. BE. Collins
James Ruddock
Glen Campbell
Zimmerman
Price
Rising Sun
Teachers College
Alex Ruddock
Owens Coleman
Val Jean
Apollo
Patricia Ann Coleman
Eston
Coleman
C. 1M. Millen
Emily
Bobby Longwill
R. L. George
Three Good Club Offers For Indiana County Subscribers
Indiana Progress presents a reader offer bundle including Country Home Breeder's Gazette American Fruit Grower Pennsylvania Farmer Poultry Tribune Woman's World and McCall's Magazine. One year access across seven publications under OFFER NO F-2.
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Indiana County
Indiana Progress Country Home
Breeder's Gazette
American Fruit Grower
Pennsylvania Farmer
Poultry Tribune
Woman's World
Indiana Progress
McCall’s Magazin
Indiana
Shadoplay
Household Magazine
Pathfinder
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R. H. Wilkinson
W. Sebring
Bunny Drenner
Garrett
Joe Pugh
Pittaburga
Mrs. Clair Shepherd
New Jersey
3. L. Irwin
Chester
A. d. Patterson
Penn Run
Frank Russell
Ivan McCormick
Seattle
Wash
Edson Fowler
Marjory and
Billy
W. W
Donora
Elder King's
Eleanor Pounds
Vandergrift
Joe Pounds
Rustic Lodge
Vera Ruddock
Joe Allshouse
Joan
Lillia Allshouse
Vera
Torrence
W. W. Ruddock
Mary, Trimble
Dormont
Indi
Ana
Dale Coleman
R. A. Fulton
Joe
Merrie England
Indiana, PA
E.T.C. Music Shop
Ella T. Co8t
Phila. St
Everything In Music
Indiana Progress Indiana
Penna
The
Bell Telephone Company of
Indiana Lumber & Supply Co. Lumber & Millwork
Oak & 10Th Sts
Indiana Progress Indiana, Penna
Nagatine
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Qaterte
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