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Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania

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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1928

Page

3

Love in a Pawn Shop romance unfolds in a college tale

Denslow Harris, an ex Beta Beta member, recalls buying a diamond pin from a pawn broker to win Linda Pratt. Years later he reenters the pawnshop window tale when Linda reappears, revealing how a pin connected their fates and led to renewed romance despite past deception and memory.

Denslow Starris Beta Beta Denslow Denston Durell Sam Keat Donslow Dunne Denstow Geedit Denslow Harris Linda Pyatt Pero Linda Uratt Lindt Ashe Denshaw Cha Linda Pratt Derslow Bia Denston Ugg Wits Whee Denslaw Linda Tian Denslow Jacks

Families visit and local notes from Marion Center area

Marion Center residents and relatives are listed with weekend visits to Butler, Mercer, Coral and Indiana. Mentions include Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Miller, J. A. Torpe, Kathryn Kuntz, and the Moore family visiting from Cincinnati. Also notes a sand testing method and a humorous quip about a "busy" lawyer leaving a card.

V. A. Holt Town Indiana Ernest Moore Cincinnati Rev C. L. Moore Neal Griffith Pittsburgh R. O. Murtland Ida Ruth Butler R. K. Miller J. E. Long Muriel

A Cool Customer at Alarm Watchers in Hotel

A hotel guest coolly quips during a fire watch group, claiming he stayed calm while dressing. The scene shifts to jokes about movies and a farmer’s story of a hired man drawn into acting. A riddle-like sequence ends with odds and ends about small purchases and church collections.

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