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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1927

Page

4

Rosemary and Bruce Betrothal Hidden by War News

Rosemary and Bruce, lovers amid wartime separation, keep their engagement a secret while Bruce serves in the U S Navy. A photo and a letter reveal their bond as Rosemary confronts guilt over a prior gesture and contemplates the future with renewed hope once Bruce ships into port.

Rss Pers Rosemary Bruce Jess Darel Juin Thalie Coxether Lalitude Hines Old Point Comfort Hruce God of Love

Pascisti movement formed in Italy in 1920

The Pascisti were a voluntary movement in Italy created in 1920 to counter Reds. They lacked a single program and held diverse political views held together by a strong fraternal spirit. They adopted the ax emblem and aimed to counteract extreme Communists and Socialists.

Italy Reds Nerely

Community Notes From Cherryhill and Surroundings

Local residents travel for visits and business across Indiana Marion Center and surrounding townships. Social calls include Mr and Mrs Ford Reed Mrs Kirk Sheesley and Miss Emma Muman attending a funeral Mrs Etta Lee Anderson. preaching by Rev Lutz at M E church Saturday. school disruptions due to illness. various residents visiting or employed in nearby towns and counties.

M. E Lutz John Wisher Indiana George Hazlett Clay Steel Marion Center E. Burns Charles Pfeiffer Thomas Lowman Ord John Stitt Emma Muman Etta Lee Anderson Cherry Trea

Strondstown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mardis made a business trip to Indiana during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McCloskey spent Sunday with Merle Laney and family. A Bennett had a radio installed in his home last week. Mrs. Millard Mardis and son called on Mrs. J. Ganett Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haymaker and Sanford Gibson were callers at Apruce Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Regina Wogan and Mrs. J. C. Garnett and daughter Marie called on Mrs. Annie Strong Saturday.

Mardis Indiana Lewis McCloskey Merle Laney Bennett Millard Mardis J. ©. Ganett Thomas Haymaker Sanford Gibson Regina Wogan J. C. Garnett Marie Annie Strong

PLUMCREEK NEWS REPORTED SICKNESS AND LOCAL MOVEMENTS

Local notes from Plumcreek show Mrs J F Kimmelte on the sick list and Mrs George Rearich also ill. A D McAdoo, former resident, visits Elderton. Irvin Keeler calls from Indiana. Families—T Q Kimmelham e Sara Irwin—visit grandparents Miller. Gas line work continues from J F Kimmel well to Keeler farm. The Todd family relocates to Boyer farm now owned by George Keeler.

Creamery W. C. Bleakway A. McAdoo Elderton Irvin Keeler Indiana George Keeler Better Ralph Ramer Kimmelhalme Sara Irwin Jacob Miller J. F. Kimmel Keeler George Rearich Todd Harrin Boyer Farm

Local Social Notes From Clarksbury and Nearby Towns

Mrs Merch Fulton visits Pittsburgh on Monday while Mrs T E H Colesan hosts friends in town. Mr and Mrs Paul Lowman and Mr and Mrs Raymond Jewel with family suffer grippe. Carrie Whrick and daughter Olive visit Paul Birick’s home in Vandercroft. Miss Thelma Vantorn of Saltesburg stays with Olive Birtek.

Clarksbury Merch Fulton Pittsburgh T. EH. Colesan Paul Lowman Raymond Jewel Carrie Whrick Misa Olive Paul Birick Vandercroft Thelma Vantorn Saltesburg Olive Birtek

McQuown Family Visit Notes in Indiana and Nearby

Mr and Mrs T V McQuown and children Eleanor and Harold called in Indiana on Wednesday Rev John Granty of Gipsy called here on Monday Ernest Goss and Henry Lightner, who works at Altoona, spent a few days at their homes. T V McQuown visited Pittsburgh Thursday and Friday.

Billsdale T. V. McQuown Eleanor Harold Indiana John Granty Gipsy Ernest Goss Henry Lightner Altoona Pittsburgh

Parade precedence by dates of establishment and order

The parade order lists the oldest organizations first: Grand Army, Loyal Legion, Spanish War Veterans, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Masonic Order of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Military Order of the World War, Disabled American Veterans, followed by regular U S army navy and marine corps personnel.

Grand Army Loyal Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Mistry Order of Foreign Wars American Legion United States Army Navy Marine Corps

Chinese Students Organized by The Student Movement

Chinese students form unions within schools that federate into a national organization. French tutors are widespread in middle schools and colleges, and committees of correspondence keep in touch to relay disturbances. Public attention is focused on events in China.

China Ching

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