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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1937

Page

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Local families share Thursday and weekend visits in Elderton Mount Union area

Numerous residents including Mrs J Christy Mrs Vira George and families of Elderton Mr and Mrs V A Stepp Mrs J Lehrecengost and Mr J T Sheasley near Mount Union and others in North Apollo Indiana and Rural Valley spent Thursday to Sunday visiting relatives. Grandchildren Glenn Maxine Schrecengost and Mary Ellen Matthews joined grandparents and neighbors in a series of calls and visits across multiple households.

J. T. Sheasley Mt. Union Mary Ellen Matthews Clair Jamison Anna ©. Smith J. H. Christy BE. D Schreeengost A. M. Jamison J. T. Jamison Sarah Smeltzer M. B. Smeltzer J. R. Jamison Mids Mazel Cravener B. D. Schrecengost M. M. Palmer Homer City Hazel Cravener Edward ‘Cravener Rural Valley J.C. Schrecengost Maxine W. C. Jamison Dorothy Moore Near Home A. M J. W. Houser

Armagh Holiday Hostesses and Local News Bits

East Wheatfield and Armagh social rounds feature Misa Mollie Patchin hosting the 600 club, Mrs Odes au Lynch at the Maples, and guests from Philadelphia to Morgantown and Bucknell. Teachers and students such as H Marlin Tinkcom and Edward Bracken return to posts. illness and travel noted amid gatherings. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette subscription price listed for R. D. readers.

East Wheatfield Misa Mollie Patchin Odesau Lynch Maples Armagh 600 Club Harry Tomb Philadelphia R. Bruce Tomb H. Marlin Tinkcom Northampton H. L. Tinkcom Wm. Hilderbrand Armagh Presbyterian Missionary and Ladies Aid Society Lester Matthews Earl Page Johnstown Tenia C. Hutchison Geo. Hutchison New Florence H. D. Tomb Billy Campbell Edith Sharp Morgantown W. Va Edward Bracken Coudersport Publc Charles Bracken Bucknell University Evelyn Bracken Indiana State Teachers College Susan D. Bracken Leon Rodgers Leon Rodgers Were Hosts To the .C. H. Findley Jamey Rodgers C. H. Findley Mildred Robert Findley Jos, A. Shrom Black- Nek

Kidnap Drama Ends With Star Grace Monroe’s Escape

In a tense studio office scene, Grace Monroe is kidnapped and held by criminals. Detective questions and office nerves erupt as Monroe calls police, escapes briefly, and is recaptured before Louis Garrison confirms the plot. An extras rush the story, revealing Monroe’s return and a staged rescue plan.

Gabrison Joyce Mary Garrison Grace Monroe Monroe Miss Monroe Louis Garrison Grace

Broadway Glamour Ends In Heartbreak For Jane Barton

Jane Barton leaves Hanesville for Broadway chasing glamour and love. She falls for dancer Georges Randall, faces jealousy from Grace Carter, and ends with a night telegram to her former lover Dick asking to come and get her, reassessing true worth.

Jane Barton Hanesville Broadway Dick Harkness Jane Georges Randall Georges Gene Hathaway Chicago New York Grace Carter Gracie

Name origins of Ulysses S Grant from family slips

The article recounts how Ulysses S Grant received his name from family papers and debates over his middle name, noting the evolution from Ulysses Hiram to Ulysses Simpson Grant. It covers May 20, 1880 West Point enrollment and the postwar use of the initials U.S. and meanings like Unconditional Surrender.

Hin Jesse Root Grant Hannah Simpson Grant Ulysses Simpson Jesse Grant Hiram Thomas L. Hamer Grant United States Military Academy Ulysses Simpson Grant Ulysses Hiram Grant West Point United States Unio

Local social notes from Steubenville and nearby towns

Robinson area visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moody and Betty from Steubenville, with Pittsburgh ties in attendance. Numerous callers in Johnstown and Bolivar, births announced for Betty Jo Heiple and a daughter to Raymond Luker, plus extended family visits and trips to New York. Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette subscriptions cited at end.

Kathleen Shomo Bert Foust Pittsburgh John, Foust Frank Heiple Betty Jo Heiple Gladys Lichtenfels Milo Luther Clyde Charles Mack Near Robinson Glenn Mack Johnstown Alma Shomo Derry William Shomo Raymond Luker Tillie Lichtenfels Wilbert Mack John McDowell A. J. Boyle William Fisher Viola McGraw Bolivar George Shomo James Brett Merl Mack McClure Hall

Quotations from a court scene and church sermon exchange

A judge questions whether drunkenness was proven as an officer cites an alibi mismatch in a car argument. A minister questions a wife’s church behavior while an artist and woman with a similar hat style provoke a remark.

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