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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1934
Page
11
Ai car Wane Gheistmag i Overs Suit drifts from a two day high in New York to a morning nap. He recalls a key fact still hidden: an invitation to a Christmas night dinner dance from Rosamond Tone, a girl he admires, delivered just before his departure. He finally remembers as the day begins.
Duncan Dee juggles three engagements in a single weekend avoiding a last minute drive for clothing. He travels a hundred thirty miles between events, chasing a romance with Rosamond Tone while contending with Taurus Tone’s powerful grip on the company and a rival, Frank Nester. The strain and plan illustrate his chaotic social calendar and strained nerves.
Duncan attends a dinner dance and appears happy while Rosamond’s frugality clashes with Old Taurus’s suspicions. Taurus accuses Duncan of stealing a coat as the scene unfolds with tension over a New York coat and future plans. Duncan informs Rosamond, who reveals a new apartment and egg-beater as the exchange ends.
A long list records visits and calls among Washington Township residents including Roy Blystone, Mrs. Browne, Myrtle Nichol, George Harman, J. E. Park, Bert Farming, and Rev. Stuber. Noted incidents include Laverne Orr sustaining facial bruises after a fall on a slag road while coasting near the school. Several families from Punxsutawney, Vandergrift and nearby areas are listed as callers and guests at multiple homes through Thursday to Sunday.
The column records a Christmas dinner for numerous Indiana residents including Mrs. Julia Cunningham and others. It notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Napp, livestock sale attendance at Fowlers, and various callers in Dixonville and nearby towns. It also mentions school Christmas programs and a church program, plus a quip about Mill Fall’s fish tale.
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