22 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
1
A string of brief social notes lists residents with flu symptoms and visits across towns. Several names appear among household gatherings, school events, and weekend activities, including Marie Graham Wilda Hughes Gladys Stiffler, Meade Boring, and Daisy and Hazel among others. The item preserves local social bustle with many terse personal mentions.
The piece lauds Bell Telephone pioneers who, forty six years after Bell first sent voice over a wire, continue expanding and sharing innovations across California, Texas, Maine, and every state. It emphasizes the Bell System’s role in guiding progress, improving service, and ensuring future growth for millions of subscribers.
Guy Marsden in Chihuahua aids Lucetta Morse and her father to flee a hostile zone after being warned to leave. A government spy named Pedra Vadure prompts arrest, but Marsden and Vadure plot a breakout to reach the border. They escape in a dawn dash, aided by a prisoner-turned-ally, and reach safety after a tense pursuit.
The notice lists a Friday evening and Saturday schedule for a local institute at Smithport with Rev. Rose P. B. Dunlap R. J. Beckett J. I. Chapman and many teachers including Mildred Wetzel Archie Pennington Martha Cessna Pearl Fitzgerald and Elsie White. It outlines opening songs prayers addresses topics on school efficiency cooperation marking examinations and determining promotion.
Mrs Charley Lloyd returned home from Clearfield Saturday evening in improved health. Miss Ruth Johnson of Cresson visited her sister Mrs H S Strassler. Beulah Longacre confined with chicken pox. Helen Cooper in Barnesboro Saturday. Robert McCormick traveled to Pittsburgh to visit his ill wife. Youths attended Deacon Dubbs in Glen Campbell. Sara Glenn spent week with sister in Dixonville hospital. Mrs B W Hawes on sick list. John Swatsworth visited daughter Vera at Frank Fry home. Mildred Doll from Munson visiting relatives Richard Jenney. Mrs J B Miller and son James visited Annie Radcliffe at Barnesboro. Paul Gettis business caller in Cresson. Walden Watts visiting Indiana. Steele Clark business caller in Saltsburg. Harry Finkbinder spent days with family in Elkport. Civic Club hosts at B W Kinports home with dainty lunch served.
Mrs Ickes spent a few days with cousin Mrs G T Mc Crea and others from Homer City. Taylor Deyarmin moved from Wilson Robertson farm to property near Dias station. Mr Gressly from near Penn Run visited his son Clayton and wife. Mr and Mrs Walter Mauk and daughter from Vandergrift visit former's parents. John Truby of Braddock is visiting at his home here.
Hillsdale residents report revival meetings at Fulton Run concluded with return home Friday. Gemma Conner works at Commodore. Peter Rowley honored at a Thursday birthday party. Rose Smith of Eris visiting her son Peter Rowley’s parents. J D Ake in Salieburg to see her ill son Herbert. Sarah Smith returned home from Gipsy. S IX Rank of Harrisburg visiting family. Linnie Smith, Grace and Melda Gromley attended Arcadia school meeting. Nera residents attended basketball game in Arcadia Saturday. Primary room closed Monday due to teacher Grace Gromley illness.
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