An Interrupted Poetical Recitation in Feb Snow Night
Sally and John Horner walk home from a club dance as he tries to recite a poem. The verses end with a prank of slipping on ice, leaving Sally clasping John and declaring love despite the mishap.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1931
Page
6
Sally and John Horner walk home from a club dance as he tries to recite a poem. The verses end with a prank of slipping on ice, leaving Sally clasping John and declaring love despite the mishap.
A Washington Star quip mocks the idea that endless commencement speeches could sustain the world if people simply paid attention, highlighting public weariness with motivational oratory.
East Wheatfield hosts Saturday cleanup day at Armagh church cemetery to beautify the grounds with participation invited for all relatives and friends. The Missionary and Ladies Aid Society meet at Camp Rest near Indiana with Mrs. R G Trexler hosting and Mrs G H Nicholson among speakers. 여러 local residents and visitors are noted at various gatherings and journeys, with picnics, reunions, and visits across Johnstown, Pittsburgh, Blacklick and nearby towns.
Sabbath school at 10:00, Christian Endeavor at 11:00 led by Lloyd Kelly. Visitors and callers include Bobbie Rearick visiting grandparents in Johnstown, Mrs Heard at Walter Ewing’s, Mrs Margaret Elder with daughter Martha and Miss Della Keir at S R Hine’s. Calls from K A Hartman and Henry of Bloomsburg, Farman Hood of Indiana, Mr and Mrs Beatty of Dayton, Wilbert Ranck at Walter Ewing’s, and a corn roast at Virtue Townsend’s near Avonmore attended by S R Hine Esther and Glenn Frailey. Martha Hine at Duff’s College in Pittsburgh. Esther Hine at Salisburg.
Multiple residents and relatives from Indiana, Altoona, Marion Center, Dubois and Kane visited friends and family in the area over the past week. Several local trips included business, social calls, and a Rit tenhouse reunion. A political note urges support for T H Frantz for County Commissioner on the Republican ticket.
Reverend Richards and son visited from Cambridge county as did Mr and Mrs D C Wells and guests including A B Warden and children John A and Patricia from North Lima and others from Youngstown and Indiana. A large birthday cake from D W Waller featured the celebration with a chicken dinner and joyful company.
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