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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1922

Page

8

Local Social Notes From Indiana Area

Mrs Jane Frank returns home from a visit with Ras Engle of Penn Mary. Guests include David Osher of Ebensburg Harvey Hudson Morrison Clark of Cockport Dale Braughter of Marion Genter visiting his brother Quay. Several locals entertain or visit family across nearby towns. Graduates Archey Conner of Sweeney Auto and Tractor school planning to run a garage and tractor work. Shoppers Meade Buchanan George Schurr and others visit Indiana and Punxsutawney. Chickens Wanted ad by Indiana Beef and Provision Co offers top cash price.

Rossiter Harlin Bee Clyde Cherry Tree Jack Young Clymer Leroy Beg Francis Shankle Josephine J. N. ‘Meekins Anto and Archey Conner J. I. Conner Penn Run Kansas City Sweeney Auto and Tractor School

Local notes from Indiana Penn Run area and rural events

Edwin Fyock remains ill at Arcadia and is now at home in town. Mrs. George Dick and Mrs. Flo Burkhart visit, with news of the D. G. Strong illness. A birthday gathering honors Mr. Gowers. Art Gibson relocates to Strongstown. Mrs. Gus Geesey returns from Buffalo and Washington, D. C. to Indiana. Lytle shoppers visit Indiana. George Lawman sells his farm near Indiana to Mr. Pounds. Elizabeth Dick, Grandmother Dick, aged 35, keeps a tidy home and has written about Quilt making and generosity. The Progress is thanked. a subscription gift to William Dick. Ox Hill entertainment by R. H. Vendershot and son on Feb 25 at Grange hall with admission 24 and 60 cents. Homer City’s Mrs. Meryl Brandon is critically ill. Woodrow Wilson Foundation contributions will be received at the offices of Agnes Pounds and John Reimaley. Ebenezer Mutual Fire Insurance Co. holds a policyholders meeting Feb 25 at 10 a.m. at Kennedy school. Public sales announced for March 1 at Hannah Heberling residence, and a Feb 25 noon sale at Central restaurant in Indiana for restaurant equipment and related items.

Edwin Fyock Arcadia George Dick Flo Burkhart D. G. Strong Cyrus Bowers Mr. Gowers Art Gibson Strongstown Gus Geesey Buffalo Washington, D. C J. FH. Lytle Indiana George Lawman Mr. Pounds Elizabeth Dick Grandmother Dick The Progress William Dick Colorado the Progress John Moor Etropolly Gomeey John Tealty Jim Tin King John Mr. Moore Hayven Bassett Marjory

The Escaped Patient and the Asylum Mystery

A novelist rents near an asylum and becomes entangled with a charming patient and a doctor. John Moore encounters Marjory Bassett, daughter of the asylum physician, during a tense escape pursuit. The scene blends romance and suspense amid the hospital grounds and the nearby cottage cluster.

Mexico to Abolish Pulque Across Nations History

The piece traces pulque from Aztec times to modern Mexico, noting proposed abolition and repeated public resistance. It cites colonial shocks, Aztec legends, and the maguey backbone of pulque production, detailing regions Hidalgo and Mexico City, the harvesting method, and social impact. It contrasts pulque with nescalo and other liquors and mentions its cultural reach in the Mexican plateau.

Mexico Sceathwest United States Iliele Sual

Prodigal Brothers and a Trust Deed Drama

Vernon learns of his brother Paul eloping with Riva Cross after a life of hardship with their miserly guardian Seth Ramsey. Paul confesses past misdeeds, including taking $500, and Vernon resolves to keep a vow as he contemplates his mother’s portrait. A faded rose symbolizes his burden and the family secret.

Seth Aed Bain Bannister Righ Sean Von Rene Mater Giardiii Barnttister Paul Bnd City Life Mthan Bannister Clitden Vernon Mva Seth Reamney Tau Clifden Seth Ramsey Riva Cross Wieden Lear

Local notes from East Wheatfield and nearby towns

East Wheatfield HM and nearby residents, including the Michs and McLaughlins, are mentioned in a long list of visits, illnesses, social events, and small-town activities. Notable names include Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. H.R. Trompson, Miss Bessie Watson, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Byler, with various travels to Indiana, DuBois, Rossiter, and Pittsburg. A Washington birthday social is planned at the Mrs. church.

Pine Flats Residents Visit and Local News Notes

Daniel Glenn spent Thursday visiting his sister Annabelle a patient in the Dixonville hospital. Mrs Fero Stephens and children spent the weekend with her mother Bettie Sides. Miss Jane Coalmer was at Judson Parry’s on Sunday. J H Smith of Kenwood called on A H Williams. Ladies of the W CG T UU knit afghan squares for soldiers and sailors. Mildred Williams weekend at home. R H Tates family ill with influenza. Hayes Williams and family visited J C Kelly on Sunday. Chester Stephens was an Indiana excursionist on Monday.

Daniel Glenn Annabelle Dixonville Hospital Fero Stephens Bettie Sides Jane Coalmer Judson Parry J. H. Smith Kenwood A. H. Williams W. CG. T. UU Mildred Williams R. H. Tate Hayes Williams J. C. Kelly Chester Stephens Indiana

Office boy counters boss on business interest in baseball

The scene has a office boy retorting to a senior worker. He argues that if the boss made his business as engaging as baseball, young people would vie for the chance to work there and pay for the opportunity. The exchange highlights a clash between traditional business and popular sport.

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