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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1920

Page

4

Old Home Week and a Long Drive Home

In 1920 a man named Lorenzo, returning from a village event, confronts memories and a quest to reconcile with his wife Martha. After decades of distant routine their Sunday morning ritual fractures, leading to a rainy return, a tense moment, and a sudden kiss that rekindles affection and fragile hope.

Flarenzo Wren Riles Dethel Delong Lorenzo Marthy Chapman Churrch Martha Farticipate Martha Hd Re Clase Lere Marilin Lnbit Lavenay Martly Wallantry Lorenz Abe Renzo Faust Essen Murthy Marty Loren Tim

News of County Towns

Local notes recount visits and calls among residents: Mrs. Dek Stiles of Ivison and Mrs. Henry Weiland of Heilwood shopped and called in town. Miss Mary Cramer returned from Culver. Estella Hawksworth is sick. Various residents like Estella Hawksworth, Mrs. J. FY. Ondrezek, Mrs. Alfred Detwiler, and Lenore Stephens are mentioned with visits, returns to Brushvalley, and summer school.

Dek Stiles Ivison Henry Weiland Heilwood Mary Cramer Culver Estella Hawksworth

Millville Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

A roundup from Millville lists residents at Taylorsville Sunday exercises and social visits. Mrs Samuel Leastre hosted the Ladies Missionary Circle, while Elmer Lydie visits Cleveland relatives. Johnstown guests Oakes and Barber family ties noted alongside Dixonville and Cherry Tree visits. Walker Moorhead’s illness improves as Meekins family relations are traced.

Taylorsville Samuel Leastre Elmer Lydie Cleveland Theodore Oakeg Johnstown Samuel Langham Cherry Tree

Sunday Visits And Family Ties Across Indiana And Morrellville

Day with the formers parents Mr and Mrs J W Henry of Indiana. Mr and Mrs Bert Lockard son Miles and two grandchildren spent Sunday with Mrs Lockards brother Edward StiMer of Morrellville. Dale Henry of Indiana was a visitor here recently. Mr and Mrs John Slaging of Love joy visited Bert Lockard on Sunday. Margaret Emma and Miles Lockard were callers in Indiana on Saturday. Malverne Stutsman and James Lydie are on the sick list. Violet Tagins of Lovejoy and Irene Fredericks of Andora called on relatives here last week. Sunday school in the schoolhouse Sunday at 2:30 and preaching at 3:30.

J. W. Henry Indiana Bert Lockard Miles A. J. Lydick Harry Sample Run Maybon Shank Ed O'Neil Wandin W. EH. Oakes George Walker Weller James Chapman Mayben Shank Harry Hess Iva Derry C. C. Shank Arthur Bernard Fred Black

Local social notes from Taylorsville and nearby towns

A compilation of social calls and visits across Taylorsville Marion Center Clymer Sample Run Diamondville and surrounding areas. Residents including James A McCoy and son Smith, Allene Buterbaugh Tamma Harkens, Earl Shields, William Jarvey, Mrs James St Clair Geraldine, Mrs R W St Clair, Minnie Buterbaugh and Alfred G Buterbaugh relay recent movements and gatherings. Church services announced for Sunday night led by Rev Sproull.

James A. McCoy Smith Marion Center R. Ll. Siverd Allene Buterbaugh Tamma Harkens Clymer Earl Shields Calhoun William Jarvey James St. Clair Geraldine Wm. Harkens R. W. St. Clair Ra Reithmiller Angore Minnie Buterbaugh Alfred G. Buterbaugh Canton Presbyterian Church Rev. Sproull Penn Run

Local Social Notes From Brush Valley Farm Life

Mrs John Artemus returns home after visiting friends in Johnstown Mrs Tonik visits her Philadelphia home George Hess begins building a new barn on his farm

John Artemus Johnstown Tonik Philadelphia George Hess

Pittsburgh Visitors and Local Social Notes

Mrs Ed Stiver of Pittsburgh visits her mother Mrs Jane McCutcheon and family. Mrs Jane Carr of Ping township returns home after a brief visit. Mrs Jane Overdorffs visiting her son Harry in Ligonier with the Miller family. Mrs Charles Thompson attends funeral of Mrs Chas Russell in Punxsutawney. Ollie Cramer returns from Nola to her home. Homer City loses to Brushvalley 6 to 1. John and Milton Miller buy a touring car. Mrs Collings Gverdorff of Erie and Oscar Davis of Altoona visit Wm Davis. Pearl Nelson to spend summer with friends in West Virginia. Young people attend Bethel church services near Heshbon.

Ed Stiver Pittsburgh Jane McCutcheon McCrea Clyde Sprinkle Arthur West Virginia Stork M. ©. Stewart Jane Carr Ping Township Harry Miller Jane Overdorffs Harry Ligonier Charles Thompson Chas. Russell Punxsutawney Ollie Cramer Nola Homer City Brushvalley John Milton Miller

Punxsutawney Shoppers and Visitors Reported

Rochester Mills residents Mrs. Ord Weaver and Mrs. Harry Lowry shopped in Punxsutawney on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Elder spent Wednesday there. H. M. Wells and wife called in Marion Center Thursday evening. Ben Pollock of Indiana and James Kinter of Deckers Point visited local friends. C. E. Richardson also visited Punxsutawney on Wednesday. Wm. Kanauff family of Juneau stayed with T. M. Gilpatrick on Sunday. Lisle Elder and wife enjoyed Saturday evening in Punxsutawney. A daughter, Lee Mauk, was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis on Sunday. Lee Mauk and Nettie Gray were in Punxsutawney Friday evening.

Juneau T. M. Gilpatrick

McIntyre Edged by Yatesboro in Narrow 4–3 Defeat

McIntyre and Yatesboro met in a Saturday ball game with Yatesboro winning 4 to 3. It marked McIntyre’s first loss of the season as local residents visited relatives and hosted a party at West Lebanon.

H. C. Neal Yatesboro McIntyre

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