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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1926
Page
4
Christmas morning brings Edith relief as Ina Walton, recovering from illness, secretly funds her care by bold acts. Ina persuades a gas clerk for aid and improvises lavish meals with flowers to celebrate Edith’s recovery, while Edith learns of Ina’s daring generosity and their tight finances.
Ina reveals a hospital helper, Mr Clark, aided Edith during pneumonia. He sent doctors, arranged supplies, and provided a generous basket of food. Edith learns Ina’s new friend saved her life and may be a romantic interest.
Shoppers from Garrolstown Johnstown and Indiana visitive families and visitors converge in several towns. Notables include Miss Helen Louise Peterman of Baltimore visiting here and Ruth Mechlin staying with relatives in Pittsburgh. Local dances and holiday visits mark a festive period with numerous itineraries and family interactions.
Washington Township notices list Joseph Stuchell Bert Kunkle John Brandon and Wilmer Uncapher as Indiana callers on Thursday. It records Mr and Mrs W D Fairman and children visiting Migssea Mary and Belle Duncan on Christmas and Mrs P S Kunkle calling on Mrs W J Brewer on Christmas. Further lines mention Mr and Mrs Charles Fairman and Mr.
Family names and neighbors from Creekside and Indiana area are listed as Christmas visitors. Bothell and daughter Dorothy, Mr and Mrs D P Bothell hosted. others including W B Long Mrs Margaret Seyler, Mrs Eiza Johnston, Lysle Bothell and son, Ira Bothell, Clair Bothell, Philip Kunkle, Bert Kunkle, Lloyd Spence, Bert Fairman and their children visited during the holiday.
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