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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1930

Page

3

West Wheatfield Social News Highlights

Russell Palmer of Heshdon visited his parents in Mt. Tabor on Saturday evening. Grace Mack and two children Ruth and Gladys were guests of Mrs. Mack’s parents, the Lichtenfels, last week. Mrs. Roy Palmer visited Lyons Park on Saturday. C B Empfield shopped in Blairs ville on Wednesday. Roy Palmer cuts posts for Omer Sharp. Mt Tabor Evangelical women’s society held a box opening at Mrs. W. C. Lichtenfels home with many attendees and a noon lunch. A roof storm damaged Roy Palmer’s house. George Clawson bought a mule. Mrs. John Long returned from visiting Mrs. Russell Palmer. Mrs. Ira Marsh and children on sick list. Gotlich Kim visited Indiana on Wednesday. Harry Neeley and Milton Wood served on Indiana grand jury last week.

West Wheatfield Russell Palmer Heshdon G. W. Palmer Mt. Tabor Grace Mack Ruth Gladys Mack William Lichtenfels Roy Palmer Lyons Park C. B. Empfield Blairsville W. C. Lichtenfels Tohn Lichtenfels G. R. Shoup G. Kim Charles Kim Vivian Fay Elma Shoup Samuel Duncan Laura Marsh George Clawson John Long Heshbon Ira Marsh Gotlich Kim Indiana Harry Neeley Milton Wood

NICHOLTOWN Social notes list local visitors and deer

In Nichtown area reports guests at the Moun tain and Kerr homes. Visitors include Lynn Buterbaugh, George Muman, Glenn Lowman, Leo Kinnan, Ford Reed and Murl Leasure. Deer hunting near Rochester Mills is noted with Glenn Muman and others. Attends from Wyeming Summit and Ridgway are mentioned along with shopping and calls on local residents. A gift subscription offer for The Progress is advertised along with a humor line about fashion.

Roe McMahan Gerome Mountain Lynn Buterbaugh Frank Kerr George Muman Indiana Glenn Lowman Leo Kinnan Barnesboro Geo. W. Oaks Ford Reed Ben Napp Kirk Sheesley Murl Leasure Glenn Muman Barret Hollow Rochester Mills M. A. Spicer Geo, W. Oaks

The Writer Chap and Sarey in a Mountain Love Trap

Joe McCall confronts Sarey over the romance with a wealthy writer staying at Scaley. The writer is exposed as a thief when two men capture him, and Sarey confesses her folly, vowing never to repeat the mistake. Joe offers cautious forgiveness and a future vigil.

Joe McCall Sarey Joe Surey

Would Be Boon Auto Tire Flue Invention Idea

A fragmentary note from Oblo State Journey suggests a new auto tire concept that would expel flue from the top rather than the bottom. The idea is presented as a potential solution to a long standing worry in transportation tech.

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