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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1915
Page
3
Carl Carter presents a Adirondack tale of marital strain and a mysterious woman in a cabin. Tarrant wanders lost, encounters a dead wife in spirit, and learns to value Molly’s enduring love. He returns home to find Molly awaiting him with forgiveness as the ghostly omen fades.
Weary wanderer Tarrant, lost for miles in a remote wilderness, wanders toward a desolate forest clearing. A log cabin appears as dusk falls and a hauntingly beautiful woman within stirs memories of a past life while the stranger debates reincarnation and the mercy of hunger.
Constable George Simpson reports a burning big six cylinder car on Lakeland road. The driver, resembling a New Yorker, fled as flames engulfed the vehicle, leaving a pile of twisted iron. The onlooker laughed at the driver’s restraint, calling him a man who does not swear. A Niagara Falls factory nears magnesium output for French war needs, promising household utensils and novelties.
Miss Hazel Davis spent time in Greenwich and Miss Violet Clevenger visited Miss Mabel Parry. Mrs. BR. 5S. Lockard and sons Raymond and William visited Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hugbog and daughter Alice moved to Diamondville. Miss Margaret Tearn visited Mrs. Sarah Parry. Many attended the county institute in Indiana. William Stephens was an Indiana caller. R. E. Tate stayed with his father at Clymer. John Engle family and Wesley Askins and Twila Tiger visited E. G. Davis. Fi 1 Williams plans to leave for Florida Thursday. Hesperian Literary Society to meet December 24 with a special program. Dora May Hall is on the girl list.
Dale Seanor of Detroit visits his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Seanor Mazel Trusal goes to Pittsburg as guest of her sister Mrs Lon Rankin Dale Spence of Creekside visits sister Meg Bart Trusal Alonzo Yeoman is in critical condition Joe Hoover has gone to Pittsburg to work Lena Trusal of Chambersville visits daughter Mrs Ralph Wahman Rey Hamilton M I church pastor visits congregational members Mrs Barbara Hoover visiting with HH Hoover Mabel McSwiney ill Myrtle Smith returns from Homer City Wilmerding Tidiana callers Miss Lidvaie Miwood at Pine Mats Aunty and Lawrence Hines return with nine deer Calvin Dother and son George visit Frank Adning Mya Jonnie Stephengs Pine Flats caller Thursday Ws Smith guest of Uncle John T Smith
Mrs Susan Henry, guest of her daughter Mrs Will Huston for the past month in Kenwood, returned home Monday. The brief item also mentions Calvin Gibson and James Nichol in the same neighborhood note.
Ambrose Mr and Mrs Loree McMillen of Hear Marton Genter spent time at the body of the bettor's chela and aunt Mr and Mrs Genten Learn. Miss Ruby Long visited Friday with Miss Jessie Dinnstaire of Blairsville. Mr and Mrs W Dycie and children Gladys and Howard of Punxsidawney stayed at Q B Lydiec’s home.
Christmas savings habit promoted by Farmers Bank urging weekly deposits from a penny upward. Members receive their funds back with interest the following December. Various classes offered, see advertisement on another page.
A heartfelt thanks expresses appreciation to friends and relatives for support after the death of Mrs. Millie Roney. The note highlights gifts of flowering plants such as cyclamens azaleas and other plants from Indiana Floral Co inviting inspection of their arrangements at 7th Street South.
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