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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1926
Page
4
Marie, a twelfth-floor stenographer, grows enraptured with a radio voice she loves from afar. A warehouse of loneliness turns dramatic when smoke forces an evacuation and a calm, brave voice guides the crowd to safety.
A dialogue frames a dispute over Eve’s creation from Adam’s rib. The good deacon quotes scripture while the backslider counters that Eve remains a bone of contention since creation, reflecting enduring theological tension.
An Amateur account describes government predatory animal agents pursuing wolves across western stock ranges. Hunters detail trail study, trap types, scent posts, blind sets, and careful scent management to outwit cunning wolves.
The Chicago Evening Post argues most hawks are beneficial with rare exceptions. It notes sharp shinned and Cooper hawks as problematic, while goshawks are scarce and not a major concern. The piece urges allowing other hawks to live due to their daily good work.
WILGUS Wm Wright is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Irvin Myers and daughter Maradith spent Sunday at Gust Fettermans. Mr and Mrs Harry Koozer and Rev Holsinger were at Mr Holsingers home near Tyrone. Mr and Mrs C C Shank and sons of Clymer called on friends here recently. Miss Elizabeth Trimble visits sister Mrs Edgar Prye of Tyrone. Ivan Fetterman and cousin Miss Zonie Fetterman leave for Juniata College for summer term. Miss Mary McColly returned home after visiting friends here the past week. Miss Bessie Widdowson of Clymer was guest of Misses Gladys and Marie Rairigh.
A strong reunion will be held at the home of Thomas Strong in Blacklick Township on Wednesday, June 23.
Sunday in town featured numerous calls and visits. Mrs. J. F. Ondrizek family hosted and relatives from Johnstown Nanty Glo Colyer Pittsburgh Indiana and Washington area shared time with neighbors. Several guests were noted including Mr and Mrs J B Ondrizek and Miss Alma Garrett after her Washington trip.
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