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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1930
Page
4
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sebring and family depart for Akron Ohio to visit friends and plan a Detroit trip to see relatives. Various locals, including Mrs. Hoover and Mrs. Hawes, are noted as shoppers, ill but improving, or visiting relatives in Owensdale Latrobe Akron Johnstown Dixonville and Jersey Shore.
Charles Wells and family of Plumville and Melvin Wells of Van dergrift visited Mrs. Nettie Wells on Sunday. Charles Brady Harry Miller and Walter Bartholomew families were guests in Indiana Saturday. Mrs F E Kirk and children Bobby and Bebe visited friends in Clearfield last week. Harold Reams of Namine stayed with Mr and Mrs Banks. Anna Gray and sons visited Mrs Brady last Wednesday. Pat Cummings and sons Earl and Joseph of Detroit visit Mr and Mrs John Cummings. After a long engagement an American will marry at ninety one though he fought well.
The Misericordia is a secret Florence brotherhood dating to the 13th century during plague times. Members wear gowns and masks, operate under a hidden council, and respond to calls to aid the sick and bury the dead. headquarters are on Piazza del Duomo, with rosters kept by the supreme council. Citizens see masked figures about the city, while insiders remain anonymous. The article notes the public’s fascination and acceptance of the mystery.
A brief Cincinnati Enquirer exchange shows Bill asking what one can expect in current work and Jim replying gloomily that it feels like a hog headed to a packing house, implying grim prospects and low morale.
Several visitors and residents are listed with moves and calls among Punxsutawney Glen Campbell Indiana and Pittsburgh including Clay Leasure Agnes Leasure and James Lewis. An 8 year old, Paul Ryan, was injured and treated at Adrian hospital after a sign fell on him near the B and O railroad. A Progressive offer promotes a one year combo subscription to The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette for six dollars, available to rural delivery readers.
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