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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1928
Page
7
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture states all dogs must carry 1928 licenses by January 15 with no grace period. It is a violation to keep a dog unlicensed after January 1, and canvassing has begun to ensure proper tagging. Dog owners are warned delays may be costly and treasurers have had licenses ready for pickup.
Mrs Elbert Brewer hosted an old time quilting bee near Rossmoyne with many guests in attendance. Present were Mrs Rafe Walker Mrs Russell Lewis and daughter Doris Mrs Joshua Good Mrs Earl Griffith Mrs Clara Pearse Mrs James Elkin Mrs Matthew Lewis Mrs Merle Marshall Mrs Mary David Mrs Clyde Bell Mrs Lucy Lydick Mrs Malissa Lockhart and family Mrs Delbert Frantz Mrs Tomas Frantz Mrs ID Wells and Mrs G H Elkin.
Penn State College guidance covers thinning crooked diseased trees as a paying farm operation. Clean stock saves value while too thick stands reduce growth. Also notes Ton Litter enrollment dates and 1928 clubs, grape arbors landscaping tips, and poultry records detailing life history for breeding progress.
Iselin residents A Tomchyk 42 Leo Tomchyk 13 and S Vickyand 22 Joe Vickey 13 were arrested with Constable Ferguson and Horrell after thefts at the Clarksburg company store. Officers found stolen articles at the Tomedyk home. suspects jailed. Stock exchange seats last year sold up to 810000 each.
A man tormented by anonymous letters from a mysterious "Cinderella" discovers the sender is Betty Harmon, his secretary, who writes in a familiar hand to reassure him of her affection. After weeks of puzzling notes, he pieces together the ruse and declares his love, ending with a confession of being fooled yet relieved.
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