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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1926

Page

10

The Preacher and His Converts at Arlington Parish

Rev George Enderson faces a street brawl and a church burglary in Arlington. Bud Nason, a rough neighbor, saves the church building by subduing Red Barron while Enderson, wounded yet steadfast, gains new insight and gratitude for his rescuer. The incident reshapes parish life and bonds between hunter and pastor.

Western Newspaper Union George Enderson Enderson Arlington Memorial Bud Nason Ag Enderson Nason Yegg Red Barron Fistle Bud Crook Bud Nuson

Grass widow remark stirs offbeat exchange in letters

A curiously phrased line about a grass widow surfaces in a collection of letters. The exchange features a playful defense that the speaker only noted she was in her heyday, reflecting period social teasing and wit.

West Lebanon Social Notes With Many Local Visits

Mrs. W Collins and Mrs A L Donahey visited Apollo friends last week. Preston Reed of Johnstown and others visited Reed family members. James George Tarentum stayed with Rh W George. Carl Fleming installed a radio. Misses Mary George and Mary Fulton visited Indiana. The Shannon Quartet will give a concert Saturday. Our school resumed after a week illness of teacher Miss Anna Shawn. Many neighbors called on ill Mrs James Ruddock. Elizabeth Armstrong visited with Louise Ruddock. The Sheffer property auction set for February 26. Miss Sade Reed returned from Elderton to help care for her sister A C Reed. Mrs Joe Patterson called to Indiana for sister Elizabeth Wachob’s illness. James Patterson injured by slate fall, out of work. Mrs Mary Stancock received a radio from daughters Virginia and Eliza. W A Dible family near Parkwood visited with B A Miller. Rev Humphries, Presbyterian minister, spending two weeks in Florida. Mr and Mrs W C Smith visited his parents at Glen Campbell. Rt W George called on his father J Cal George in Biderton.

West Lebanon Collins A. L. Donahey Apollo Preston Reed Johnstown Bert Reed Carl Wilkinsburg Ed Reed Narvey George Vandergrift A. C G. Reed Ella Jane Fleming Florence Smith James George Tarentum W. W. Ruddock James Ruddock Elizabeth Armstrong W. C. Smith Louise Ruddock Indiana Sheffer Sade Reed Elderton A. C. Reed Aldine Byers Parkwood Todd Fratley Joe Patternson Elizabeth Wachob James Patterson Mary Stancock Thrwo Virginia Eliza W. A. Dible B.A. Miller Humphries Florida

Marion Center Community Notes and Local Visits

Marion Center residents report a range of social visits and events. R D carriers J A Terne and Don and Paul McCormick attended a Mail Carriers Association meeting in Indiana Monday. Relatives of F B Barr of Indiana were shocked by his sudden death at home Saturday evening. G C Mack wife and son of Armagh visited daughter Mrs C G J Ray Saturday. Wingard family of Phinville spent Sabbath with daughter and sister Mrs Walter Streams. Marion Center High School and the W R C held an instructive meeting Monday evening. Wendell McCreight of Butler visited his mother over the weekend. Neal and Mrs W G Griffith and son from Pittsburgh visited relatives Saturday through Monday. Richard Fulmer near town broke his collar bone playing basketball last week. Arlene Bence and Betty Jean Henderson, Indiana visitors, visited town friends. Homer Workner and wife, guests of Indiana relatives. Anna Mae Laughlin won a engagement cent guest of Indiana friends. Mrs S B Wetzel of town visited Punxsutawney Saturday.

J. A. Terne Don Paul McCormick Mail Carriers Association Indiana F. 8. Barr G. C. Mack Magh CG. J. Ray Wingard Phinville Arlene HM. B. Bence Betty Jean Henderson

Ambrose Family Busy Weekend in Brushy Alley Area

Mr and Mrs Rion Tomb and family spent Sunday with Mrs Tombs parents in Brushy Alley. Johnstown shoppers included Velma Rodgers Mildred Findley Bess Findley Aileen Falcon Paul Tomb Nancy Tomb Miller Stiles. Helen Fry visited Ruth Hess and Jennie Diels visited Helen Dick. Mrs H L Tink concealed on Wm Johnson. Fio Fatoon visited Joe Wagner relatives. John Sailex hosted grandson Wm Davis for ninth birthday. County seat visitors included Frank Paul Lew Stutsman Harry Stiles Hinnest Kinsey Oscar Hutchinson and John Feltomy.

Fio Fatoon Joe Wagner John Sailex Wm. Davia Frank Paul Lew Stutsman Harry Stiles Hinnest Kinsey Oscar Hutchinson John Feltomy

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