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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1917

Page

7

Presentment Letters Reveal Rivalry and Romance in Scribal Note

Miss Harrington recounts a misidentified thief accusation on a train and a tense encounter with Arthur Troop. A rival suitor, Alec Harding, is teased at a dinner where the woman she insulted later dances with Troop. In a twist, she ends engaged to Troop, trusting a fate implied by presentiments.

Arthur Troop Alec ‘Harding Cornelia Miss Harrington Thig Indy Mr. Troop

Local social notes and events from Indiana visitors and town activities

F P Menning of Indiana visited friends here last week. Mrs Wm Edwards and children from Intrest were guests of Mr and Mrs James Johns over Sunday. Prof Austin Anderson the high school teacher was entated in service. A large number attended the skating rink opening at Cockport. services at M E church at 11 led by Rev J D Kelier. Shoppers in Indians included Catherine Cronk and the Glassfords. Lydick spent Christmas with family here. Dr J H Peterman of Cherry Tree made a business trip. Miss Sara Johns from Tipperary visited home. Miss Mary Wassam of Ebensburg returned home. Ted and Paul McQuown visited sister Mrs H W Lloyd. Fred Henry and family of Cook Bullday. Glageford bought a Victrola. Mrs A W Creaty of Cherry Tree visited. J J Shaw spent Christmas with Cherry Tree relatives. Harry Lutvian moved to Colvar. H H Hettil of Harve Mack Coal Co was here on business. Mrs W G McMillen and Mrs Ord McMillen visited relatives of Kerr in Indiana. Mr and Mrs H S Chambers and others visited with McMillen family. Scott McQuown and various McMillen sisters spent time at Wise and family in Dayton R

Indiana Wm. Edwards Itrnest James Johns Austin Anderson D. D. Patterson Cockport M. KE Pittsburg J. H. Peterman Cherry Tree Sara Johns Tipperary Mary Wassam Ebensboro Ted Paul McQuown Ord H. W. Lloyd Fred Henry Cook Glageford A. W. Creaty J. J. Shaw Cherry Trea Harry Lutvian Colvar H. H. Hettiel Harve-Mack Coal Co D. Ry Chambers Christ Kunts Big Run Mia Kate Jose My. Lewis Lewta Clearfield Washington, D. G Frank Kuanit Georgeville Ruth Brown A. T.moot Minneapolis DuBois C. M. Wingert Indiana Hospital Ada Zener Monessen W. H. Zener Robert McIsaac Geneva College Beaver Falls Laura Moot Punxsutawney High School Annie Moot Ruth McConnaughey Jeannette G. W. McConnaurghey Clara Wingert Braddock Schools Rosa Wingert Olive Dorn Id A. Dorn Punxsutawney Bis W. H. Moot Near Town H. B. Mo L. W. Powell John Sickenberger Harry Q Clark Aaron Verrier D. B. Kelley Elmer Weston Samuel Green Diamondville Clymer Maybon Shank Adair Black FP. Wy. Black Warry Weaver Wandin Lloyd Inglas Max Sickenberger Merle Henry Derry John Henry Indiiana Jack Ballington Gherry Tree Blena Lydick James McKeehan Page M. W. Shank

Local Notes From Cherryhill Township Visit and Socials

J M Gibson visited the county seat on Tuesday. W H Green and wife spent Wednesday in Homer City with their son Dale. Jordon Coy enlisted in the service of Uncle Sam last week. Jay and James Cummins of Westmoreland county were guests of Albert Coy during the week. George Stephens, who has been ill, is improving.

J. M. Gibson W. H. Green Homer City Dale Jordon Coy Uncle Sam Jay James Cummins Westmoreland County Albert Coy George Stephens

Local residents scattered across towns in winter week

OAinne iP Beward spent two weeks at Jenry Coy's home and has returned home. Mr and Mrs Vinton Amond Calderaville are visiting at Harry Holkoppte's home. Thelma Cramer broke her arm after falling from a house last week. Mr and Mrs Al Myers Luserne mines spent Christmas at OG G Coy's home. Edwards left Cherryhill township farm planning to relocate in Indiana this week.

Oainne Ip Beward Jenry Coy

Local residents gather for holidays in Punxsutawney area

A long list of visits and travels described from Clymer to Punxsutawney and beyond. Many residents attend family gatherings, funerals, or hospital stays while others move houses or change jobs. Notable items include marriages in Indiana, families visiting relatives in DuBois, Monessen, and Beaver Falls, and community reminders of holiday time.

Local Notes From West Lebanon And Nearby Towns

West Lebanon residents Parkwood Ray George employs Ibben as teacher. Mrs. R. N. Miller and Mrs. Carrie Johnston visited John Caldwell and family on Thursday. Matt Craig of Pitcairn spent part of last week with his brother Frank Craig. TW Carnahan and family, Sony Shirey, M. Craig, T. W. Fouts and wives, and Thomas Anderson plus John Caid Noll and wife were among Indiana shoppers last week. Mrs. M. S. Craig, recently ill with pneumonia, is improving. W. W. Miller and family visited Alex Marchison and family. Blanche Caldwell spent Saturday with Mrs. Elizabeth Logan and family.

Ray George West Lebanon Ibben R. N. Miller Carrie Johnston John Caldwell Matt Craig Pitcairn Frank Craig Carnahan Sony Shirey M. Craig T. W. Fouts Thomas Anderson John Caid‘Noll Indiana

Local Notes From Dilltown and Vicinity This Week

Mrs Young of Dilltown with sister Mrs Waylor. William Harlinger’s old horse Bird died about 20. Rath Avenue weekend with Michel McCrea. Mrs William Davidson of Indiana visiting daughter Mrs H Taylor. G T McCrea and wife shopping in Indiana Monday. A shower for Mr and Mrs Clair Maleatery at bride’s parents home. William Keller visiting here. Miss Ollie Cramer visiting Miss Cora Rugh. Evangelistic meetings ongoing. Misses Dorothea and Inez Kephart Indiana callers. Grandmother Nicewonger of Clymer spending weekend. Mrs Rogs Reed and Miss Inez Kephart visiting. Mrs David Wike and daughter Elmo visited. Milas Grace Dick home for Christmas. R A Martin and wife in Indiana Friday. George W Kephart home on furlough. 146th U S Infantry at Camp Sheridan. Mr and Mrs Howard Kimmel in Kittanning. Hendersons of Vandergrift visiting here. Mrs Eric Silvis ill, improving. Dave Barr of Tuftaro spent Christmas here. Mr and Mrs Howard Scott and family with Mr and Mrs George Altman near Elderton. Miss Nettle Beck visiting Sykesville. Miss Morence Sutter and Miss Mil Elizabeth Henry visiting friends. Crossman family with J J Blakley. Miss Mary McQuown and Miss Madlofine Knox with Jacob Bichart. Mary and Thelma McQuown with Catharine and May Myer. Dorothy Knox home for Christmas. Siden resumes sawmill work after long shutdown. John Smith sick. Leslie Cover butchered four hundred hogs. Over 200 rabbits killed in Yankee division season. John T Clawson in Indiana Thursday. Rough weather left many fields huskless.

Willian Harlinger Bird Rath Aven Michel McCrea William Davidson Indiana H. Tyl1ross G.T. McCrea Daidiana Clair’ Maleatery G. T. Rugh William Keller Ollie Cramer Cora Rugh Dorothea Inez Kephart Nicewonger Clyhier Rogs Reed David Wike Elmo Milas Grace Dick R. Allen Martin George W. Kephart Co. 6 146Th U. S. Infantry Camp Sheridan Montgomery Ala Nettle Beck Yialling Sykesville Morence Sutter Milizabeth Henry Crossman Dorothy Knox

Local Social Notes Sketch Week's Northern county events

Strongstown N D Altemas, George Kerr and John Gihaon were at the county seat Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ti W Bennett were in Wintondale Saturday. Embargo on railroads forced B Duncan to sound seven team loads of lumber to Wig Bend Coal Company for the mines. A Wright and daughters Mabel and Dera visited J H Crusinta Sunday. Milton Coffman and J P Cuerge were in Vintondale Saturday.

D. Altemas George Kerr John Gihaon Ti. W. Bennett Wintondale B Duncan Girs Wig Bend Coal Company A. Wright Mabel Dera J. H. Crusinta Milton Coffman J. P. Cuerge Vintondale Srnday

Indiana Visitors Reach Kenwood Area For Holidays

Mrs. ln 11 Lowman and Mrs Zenas Nines hosted Indiana callers last week. Mr and Mrs John Gibson and two children Tahlan Marie and Helen Elizabeth spent Christmas with G S Gibson. Mrs Jennie Stephens daughter Mary and Edtha Smith visited Warren Butterhaughs. Other Indiana visitors included W W Muston and son James, Robert Slomines and son Moss, Mr and Mrs John A H Smith, Frank Adams and Ford Smith and Ilie Smith. Erasmus Davis called at the name of Jul 1, Bynith Wednesday.

Lowman Zenas Indiana John Cibson Tahtlan Marie Helen Alizabeth G. S. Cibson Jennie Stephens Mary Edtha Smith Warren Buterhaugh W. W. Nfuston James Robert Sloimes Moss John Ah, Smith Wrank Adams Ford Smith Illie Smith Erasmus Davis

Leechburg Residents Return After Five Weeks with Kin

Mrs. FL Patterson and Side gon James return to Leechburg from five weeks with Mrs. J Hf Wray and Maude Shetler. Jacault, Ralston Rupert, J. F. are noted in the household visit as part of a local social update.

Patterson Side Gon James Leechburg Mra

Local Notes and Social Tidings From Indiana Community

Alghorne and J HE Wray spent Briday in Indiana. Joseph George spent the past week with his sister Mrs Ira Weaver. Janet Townsend visited Martha Wray. Alvie Hanna of Vandergrift stayed a few days with his family here. The reformed Sunday school treated the Junior and Primary classes. Mrs Sara Nenderson returned from Vandergrift. Several of our young folks attended the Christmas entertainment at West Lebanon Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Moorhead were Indiana shoppers Thursday. Rev Laufer conducted the funeral of a child of Mr and Mrs Kelly Keefer of Gastown Monday. The C 16 Society elected officers for six months: President Whiter Campbell, vice president Alf Tred Livia, corresponding secretary Mrs HH H Vanna, recording secretary Beulah Tenderson, treasurer Janet Townsend, organist Nellie Alshouse.

Alghorne J. HE Wray Iday Indiana Joseph George Ira Weaver Janet Townsend Martha Wray Alvie Hanna Vandergrift Reformed Sara Nenderson West Lebanon James ‘Moorhead Laufer Beulah Tenderson Nellie Alshouse

Miss Mary Flaming Hosts Taffy Pull and Local Visits

Miss Mary Flaming entertained ferriends at a taffy pull last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miller spent Sabbath with daughter Mrs. Mellon Thomas. Lawrence Blystone visits his father. Farmers institute in Elderton January 7 and 8 with speakers on farm subjects. Irvin Kelly free for a few days. Miss Bertha Kimmel visiting sister Mrs. Murray Ankony. Homer Bleakney in Wittanning Friday. Rev. Replogte spending Christmas with parents at Roaring Springs.

Mary Flaming Jacob Miller Mellon Thomas Lawrence Blystone Farmers’ Institute Elderton Irvin Kelly Ble Papponte Bertha Kimmel Murray Ankony Homer Bleakney Wittanning Replogte Roaring Springs

Local Notes From Pittsburg and Arcadia Area

COOKPORT B T and Robert D Keating of Pittsburg and Easton spent Christmas with their mother Mrs N A Keating. Wm Rodkey and Paul Wilt called Sam Henry near Hazlett church Sunday. Several boys have received questionnaires and are making strips to the county seat. The P C S A will hold a private supper in their hall Wednesday evening. Claude Henry spending days with parents in Indiana. Mrs Mr Decker of Arcadia visited friends here Saturday.

B. T Robert. D. Keating Pittsburg Easton N. A.keating Rodkey Paul Wilt Sam Henry Near Hazlett Claude Henry Indiana Mr. . Decker Arcadia

Florences and locals visit scattered kin and church notes

Miss Florence McAdoo spent three months at Indiana tame home and Saturday. Mrs Jerry Kimmel of Plumcreek visited her mother Mrs Jamey Boucher. Miss Nora Wisher, formerly at Arcadia, is at dame home. Miss Grace Barr visits Cookport relatives. Mrs A Rodkey and Miss Amna Rice visited Marion Center. Preaching at Baptist church Sunday by Rev M M Smith. Walter Baer works at DuBois and returns for holiday. Mr and Mrs G irve Little visit Brookville home of Little parents. Mrs John McAdoo visited Indiana Saturday. Murray McQuown travels to Indiana Monday. Ward Burns and sister Missal and Mrs Clair Kinter spend Friday in Indiana.

Florence McAdoo Indiana Tame Jerry Kimmel Plumcreek Jamey Boucher Nora Wisher Arcadia Dame Home Grace Barr Cookport A. Rodkey Amna Rice Marion Center The Baptist Church M. M. Smith Walter Baer DuBois Haliday Tfirve Little I Brookwayville

Community Visitors and Local Highlights in Rossmoyne

Residents and visitors figure in a series of short notes from Rossmoyne and nearby towns. Mra C M Good and Mrs Delbert Good with two sons visited her parents the Vandorns while other locals including the Reynolds, Wells, Havott, Wilkin, and Conrad families were noted with moving, traveling, or holiday activities. A Christmas entertainment occurred Saturday night and Eliza Edwards received a ruby ring from the Kettering school pupils.

Kettering School Eliza Edwards

Love and betrayal in the Winter Palace revolts tale

A narrator recounts a Russian capital social circle before World War I. Stephan, Liza, Sonia, and Paul Kaluzsky cross paths at the Winter Palace. Sonia, a revolutionary ally, schemes against Stephan, is jailed, released, and later found dead with a dagger. Sonia was a government spy aiming to ruin Stephan, who ultimately frees and reunites with Liza.

Winter Palace St. Petersburg Russia Samme Winter Palace America Paul Kaluzsky Kaluzsky Stefan Serozha Paul Ong Liza Arladevna Sania Mikhailoff Stephan Liza Sonia Som Sam Trus- Bln Liv Stherin Beshdics Lina Sona Diz Maul Stephin Seherty Eirele Sibert Son Fuvor Jong Hike Whiter Palace Tut Paul's Lane Edgar Tme Sontin T Tco Troi Siberia

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