Phyl Dalton’s Evening of Fashion and Fearful Dress Echoes
Phyl Dalton scolds a girl in a mirror then laments a dull life until Bob Munroe arrives to brighten it. At a theater and party, Phyl worries about class and clothes, noticing a rival wearing her exact gray gown. Bob invites her to Symphony Hall and asks her to wear the dress again, hinting at romance and social ascent.
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Phyl Dalton
Phyl
Bowman's
Bob Munjroe
Parilor
Winmaker’s
Bradley's
Bob
Bob Munroe
Miss Dalton
Phyll
Phyllie
Phy
Symphony Hall Tomorow
Zimbalist
Gen
Roman London’s vast Roman Wall boundary defined by 330 acres
Historical notes describe London as a major Roman town in Britain. The area enclosed by the Roman Wall was about 330 acres, though excavations show not all of it was built upon. London stood out as the largest Roman town in Britain.
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London
Britain
Ida Norton and Dick Jordan Marry in City
Nancy and Miranda hear Ida Norton has wed Dick Jordan in the city after a tangled tale of Ted Marcus and a Summers girl. Ida’s father is named plant manager, Dick once courted Ida while feigning with another, and a parrot interrupts the exchange as gossip swirls through town.
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Nancy Struthers
Mrs. Collister
Nancy
Miranda
Ida
Ted Marcus
Mrs. Col
Jordan
Miranda Collister
Dick Jordan
Mrs. Houston
Ida Norton
Ted
Walking Stick Becomes Noted Willow Tree near Toccoa
A walking stick carried by Capt. George Anthony during the Confederate war was planted in the ground near Toccoa Georgia and has grown into a sizeable willow tree over the years.
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George Anthony
Toccoa
Local Indiana shoppers and neighbors gather for gatherings
Indiana shoppers Mr and Mrs D Schrecengost and relatives travel in Friday and Saturday visiting kin across Plumville Vandergrift Elderton and Mt. Union. Clair Jamison sick with influenza. Merle Jamison improves. Numerous calls and visits linger through Thanksgiving weekend with Jamison Klingensmith Cravener and Christy families.
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Girty
D. Schrecengost
Nelson
Maxine Schrecengost
Indiana
Clair Jamison
JT. Jamison
Alina C. Smith
J. T. Jamison
Paul Schrecengost
Dewayne Klingensmith
Philadelphia
J. C. Schrecengost
A. B. Klingensmith
G. R. Jamison
Plumville
A. M
J. K. Jamison
Theodore Cravgener
Kittanning
A. Stepp
Jean
Harold
Cravener
Earl and
Elmer
B. D.schrecengoat
Merle Jamison
Roy Smith
George
Jane Turner
James A. Miller
North Apollo
J. H. Christy
A. M.jamison
Hilton Reefer
BE. D
Muddy Run
W. R. King
Anna C. Smith
Harry Jamison
Paul
Glenn
Maxine
J. T. Sheneley
Mt. Union
Local social notes from Plumville and nearby towns
The column lists visits and gatherings among residents of Plumville, Punxsutawney, Marion Center, and surrounding areas, including Lucinda Dydick, C M Shields, the Wahob and Gaul families, Sherry and Shaffer families, and others. It notes transportation and business activity by Mrs. Jay Hamilton and others, plus a broad claim that the petroleum industry has invested about $490 for every motor vehicle in the United States for gasoline, oil, lubricants, and road asphalt.
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Lucinda Dydick
Plumville
C. M. Shields
Gea. Wahob
Greese
Dubois
Harl Beck
Edward Sherry
Juneau
Blair i Gaul
Mra
Lee Kuntz and
Marion Center
Indiana
Hamilton
Lester Sutter
Betty
Messena
Cullen Dodd
Pittsburgh
Earl Beck
M. M. Graffus
Punxsutawney
United States
Thanksgiving Service and Socials in Armagh Church
East Wheatfield observers gathered at Armagh Presbyterian, with prayers, singing, and a noted talk by Mrs. W H Nicholson on gratitude to God. Miss Margaret McLaughlin spoke on Home, with related poetry and songs provided by the choir and soloists. Nearby families and guests celebrated Thanksgiving through dinners, visits, and a surprise engagement shower for Miss Blanche Weller at Mrs. Hugh Mabon’s home, including a bridal announcement and gifts.
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East Wheatfield
Armagh Presbyterian Church
W. H. Nicholson
Margaret McLaughlin
Charles
Henry van Dyes
R. O. Trexler
Prof. Work
Robert Findley
J. Bob White
T.sandarelli
H. E. Smith
Seward
Armagh-Cramer
J. J. Hutchison
James R. Hutchison
Johnstown
C. H. Findley
Madeleine M. Tinkcom
Peru
Indiana
Dillie Cunningham
Jos. A. Shrom
Hugh Mabon
Napoleon Street
Blanche ‘Weller
Hast Wheatfield
Miss Weller
Calvin Bowman
Moxham
Alice Wilson
West Wheatfield
Misa ‘Weller
Thanksgiving visits and local notes in Strongstown area
Vivian Rankin attends Nanty Glo school and spent Thanksgiving at home. Edna DeArmy and family visited Rev. Large's New Florence home. Rankin and Mabel Duncan shopped in Indiana. Homes in the community wire work to bring electricity by mid December. Mort Goldberg moved to Nanty Glo for work. Funeral attendance included Mrs. Walter Bennett, Mrs. Harry Bennett, and Ann Ford in Johnstown. Communion services planned for Sunday afternoon at the M B E church.
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Strongstown
Vivian Rankin
Nanty Glo
Edna DeArmy
Harry
Arthur
Arlene
New Florence
Clarence Rankin
Mabel Duncan
Indiana
Mort Goldberg
Walter Bennett
Thanksgiving greetings and visits in Washington Twp
Village residents share Thanksgiving scenes and visits with relatives and friends including the Park, Blystone, Harman, Stockwell, Marlin, and McIntire households. Local updates note travels to Indiana and Vandergrift, a Willet Grange meeting, deer hunting plans, a family reunion, and a social event at Willet Grange hall.
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Punxsutawney
Myron Rearigh
Vandergrift
Blystone
J. B. Blystone
Maude Conner
John Cuddy
Atwood
Paul McIntire
Donnie
Walter Harman
Glenn Sewart
Charles
Indiana
Ira Marlin
John
J. R. Stockwell
Valley
Stockwell
Marlin
Glenn Jewart
Queat of Deer
Walter Fairman
Jake Potts
Willet
Arthur Blystone
Florence
Christmas Gift Subscriptions for The Progress Offer
A notice promotes giving subscriptions to The Progress as Christmas gifts with yearly rates of 1.50 within Indiana county and 2.00 elsewhere. It suggests sending a Christmas letter with greetings to recipients and urges early orders. The piece also mentions Thanksgiving guests from Arthur Blystone and Florence and includes stray lines about Ogdonelle Glory and Harefoot.
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Indiana County
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Glory
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del Monte
Campbell's
Borden's
Streamline Market
Penna
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