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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
5
A mixed patchwork of lyrical verse and dialogue snippets. The piece muses on childhood nostalgia with verses about open fields and sky blue lakes, interspersed with conversations about ancestry, faith, charity, and love, all in a quaint period tone.
Malvin Shepherd returned from Grube's Hospital Punxsutawney last week. Mr and Mrs A G Tiger and daughter Mabel of Juneau visited her sister Mrs James A Huey over Sunday. Henry Graham of Madeline was kicked by a mule last week with a deep head gash requiring 11 stitches. Prof Clifford Bush of Cambria County delivered a temperance lecture in the M and Church Friday evening. Altemus called on in Johnstown last Tuesday. T Pugh visited Dilltown last Thursday. Mrs Harry Miller spent Monday with her mother Mrs Creig. Reverend P O Wagner, Glenn Hunter, Carrie Campbell and Edith Wagner attended the Sunday school convention at Garfield last Wednesday as delegates from the M HS. Mary and Carrie Campbell spent Friday in Indiana. Mrs S M Pugh and son Charles of Indiana were callers in the valley last Saturday. Blair Horner and wife of Ambridge are visiting M Arfemus and wife. Miss Mae Campbell, former Marlon Center Summer Normal attendee, was guest of her parents.
A humorous quip questions why men grow a week's beard and tilt their heads in thought, suggesting they are wearing out the wives’ Christmas gifts. The remark pokes fun at seasonal habits and domestic life with playful irony.
Cramer Clifford and Paul Cramer have been attending Indiana Normal and have returned home. Pittsburg born Brantlinger visited his mother. District Sunday school convention held at Germany last Wednesday drew local attendees. George Griffith, Northern University Ohio student, returned home. Mrs. Walter Slater near here was an Indiana caller. Mrs. C W Findley attended the funeral of her uncle Robert Mack. Misses Truth, Bess Cramer, and Deroy Lig visited Ling at near Armagh recently.
Brief items report a Mr A L McDonald silencing a cousin in Alliances Ohio. Armagh hosts a Presbyterian Bible class at John Killer’s home Wednesday evening. Funeral attendance noted for C Dick featuring Mr and Mrs Pred Sterlinger Nell Grvindling Vida Livin and coroner. Local residents Mack and C N Mekelvey each bought new automobiles.
Mr and Mrs Frank Rowe of Clearfield hosted friends this week. Visitors from Indiana and neighboring towns were noted, with several residents planning outings and family visits. A Praby's Grove Lame-canying festival was announced for Brash Valley and a Fourth of July celebration with a related festival and church fundraiser was planned. Also advertised were Fourth of July cap pistols and caps for sale.
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