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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1931
Page
7
Rose declines a rich fiancé whose wealth stands between them. Gerald Miner sacrifices fortune to prove a point, is wounded during a bank robbery, and returns to Rose who still loves him. The tale ends with hidden truths and a renewed bond.
Miss Nellie Parks spent Wednesday night with Miss Gertrude Frye and many local residents were noted at Elderton prayer service. A baby girl named Helen Ruth born January 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schall. mother Mabie Fleming of Plum Creek.
Mrs Blanche Knepper and daughter Betty visit sister Mrs C W Sering in Boswell. Clyde Bee attends funeral of Mrs Francis Pequignot in Lovejoy. Linus Butterbaugh visits from Indiana. S L Irwin and Chester Irwin families visit Cresson and W I Stewart home. Evangelistic services held at local M E B church this week. Mrs M J Jamison and Mrs H R Bee visit C C George home at Garman. Guy Hunter visits Jersey Shore. Mrs Roy Billhart and daughter Jean Ellen return from ten day visit with Mrs Kenneth Beck in Sharon. Mrs Frank Russell hosts Adult Bible class at M E B church. Rev J P McCurdy visits Emeigh.
Mrs. Lizzie Wike, long confined to the house, is able to be out again. Rev. Richards of Brushvalley will preach at Stoke's church next Sunday at 2 30 with Sunday school at 1 30. Clarence McFeaters and Thomas Lyster were Johnstown callers. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Moose and children visited with relatives. Mis Stella Moose and Martha Bowers were guests.
Harrisburg January 13. The Bureau of Motor Vehicles released the 1931 color schemes for state license plates to help readers identify states at a glance. Each state is listed with its plate colors, including Alabama orange on green and New York black on yellow.
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette is an ideal newspaper combination for 1981. The two papers cost $6.00 to R. F. D. subscribers or residents in towns where The Post Gazette has no agent. Send orders to The Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pa.
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