The Barrier at Martinville Returns for Janet Scott
Janet Scott returns to Martinville to find the Smith house haunted by old feuds and ghosts. She reunites with Frank Smith, who asks her help tending the lilac hedge while hinting at selling the old home. The pair discuss plans for Janet to run a boarding house and confront the town’s lingering tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen Janet
Martinville
Scott
Akirta
Vilage
Smith
Janet
Janet Scott
Smith Estate
France
Weekend visitors and local residents noted in Brackenridge area
A long list of visitors and locals from Wilkinsburg Punxsutawney Verona McKeesport Vandergrift and Evans City were noted with relatives in the Dr J A Waller camp Niagara Falls and Indiana. Rev J B Troutman attends Synod this week. Elkin Edmunds home from University of Pittsburgh during vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘Mikesell
Stan Marshall
Wilkinsburg
M. K. Lewin
J. A. ‘Walter
Julia Oakley
Punxsutawney
J. A. Waller
Leroy Condron
Verona
EB. Condron
Niagara Falls
Michael ‘Wingard
Indiana Hospital
Chas, Lukehart
Vandergrift
J. L. Condron
Wayne ‘Walker
Mary
Sylvia Crissman
Lola Fulton
Christine
Maxi
Community Visits and Family Seeings Across Indiana and Apollo
In a sequence of social notes, Mrs Mabel Ewing and son Ross travel in Indiana. Mrs Sally McCombs and son Junior visit. Evelyn and Phyllis Wilson spend time with Mr and Mrs Frank Lambing. Arthur Wilson of Imperial visits his parents. Several households share weekends and Sundays visiting relatives in Apollo and nearby towns. это
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Long
Elijah Shearer
Lester Shearer
Ewing
Frank Lambing
James Patterson
Maysville
Della Townsend
Spring Church
J. 5
Rochester Mills Social Ties Span Indiana And Blairsville
Mr and Mrs Paul Jeffries and families from Indiana and Blairsville visited Rochester Mills relatives. Mr and Mrs Harry Richardson hosted James Fulmer in Shelocta. L R Elder and a daughter visited Indiana Saturday. Mrs Charlie Hoop and Evelyn Parnassus stayed with the Richardsons. Join Ray Tyan Miller Hill and families called on Punxsadelphia. Ebert Kellar moved from Silver property to Stewart farm. Ambrose Roley bought a new struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Richardson
James Fulmer
Shelocta
L. R. Elder
Indiana
Chariie Hoop
Evelyn
Parnassus
Join Ray
Tyan Miller
H. H. Hill
Thomas Hill
Punxsy
Sunday school convention at Crooked Creek church
The Chambersville Sunday school convention at Crooked Creek church drew a large, attentive crowd. Mrs. Hattie Littell of Indiana visited Mrs. Chas Brady, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller spent Sunday with their parents. The Mahan family from Pittsburgh spent the weekend at their summer home. Mrs. Frank Kirk attended the Plumcreek district convention, and Dorothy Simpson of Pittsburgh visited the McGara family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek
Hattie Littell
Indiana
Chas
Brady
Carl Miller
Chas. Brady
H. Over
Barr
Dr. Mahan
Pittsburgh
Frank Kirk
Plumcreek
Dorothy Simpson
Merle McGara
Charles ©. Cline
Willam A. Lear
Adda Grace Palmer
Jerry Saxton
Thomas Price
Joseph
Hugh Rager
Cokeville
Dorothy
Bernice Bowser
State Teachers College
Hannah Spangler
Altoona
Betty Jean Spangler
Homewood
John Foster
H. Jay Bowser
Archie Bowser
Pitcairn
John Pepler
Kenneth Cunningham
Free Methodist Sunday School
Dewey G. Riddell
Derry
Russell Betts
John Roth
Shirley Ann
Aliquippa
Rebecca McGraw
George F. Mack
Dillie Cunningham
Clendenden
Florence M. B
Hoge
Grove Avenue Methodist Church
Johnstown
Russell
John Lichtenfels
Paul Rummel
McIntyre
Jacob Sanner
Ligonler
Oscar Sanner
Charles Bowser
Bowser
Kimball
Somerset
George Miller
Clarence
Donald
Alice
Billie
Sara Fry
William Donahue, Jr
Greenwood Furnace
James Howard
Little Son
Howard
Sheridan Duanmire
Pierce
Freda Rutter
Ambridge
Merl Mack
Robert Nixon
Welcome Bible
Lutheran Sunday School
John Boater
Poster
Fisher
John McDowell
Wilbert Mack
Warren Mack
M. C. Rhinehart
Frank Shomo
Roy Tomb
Wayne Tomb
Mia
L. H. Taylor
Charlea KE
Lichtenfels
Herman
Mary Lichtenfels
Montgomery
Indiana Fair Grounds
Church and social notes from Indiana area railroads
Mrs Frank Courein and daughter Geraldine visit Tarr Station as families host gatherings and church groups plan children day services. Local officials and educators discuss resisting a proposed 16 mill school tax hike, with a public meeting and district convention reflecting community activity and safety.
Community Notes From Washington Township and Nearby
Washington Township and nearby communities share a weekend of visits and gatherings. Families such as Hepler, Miller, Crooks, Blystone, Fisher and Orr span Kittanning to Pittsburgh, Dayton, Punxsutawney and New Bethlehem, sharing birthdays, church services and trips to the World’s Fair in Chicago. A second note highlights a Harmony Grove Lutheran children’s day service and ongoing visits as Bryan Orr improves from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Boyd Hepler
Kittanning
Milo Miller
Carl Miller
Reid
Glenn Blystone
Pittsburgh
Margaret Crooks
Beyer
Charlie
Crooks
J. E. Blystone
Earl Blystone
Punxsutawney
Merl Fisher
Dayton
James Blystone
Near Atwood
Bryan Orr
Bert Fairman
Elkin Bothell
Bobby
J. E. Park
Marjorie
Helen Miller
Walter Harman
United Presbyterian Church
Willet
Ethelda Frye
George Spicher
Barney Frick
Creekside
Chicago
J. E. Orr
Glenn Fisher
John Russel
Josiah Fisher
J. B. Blystons
Mae Fisher Jack
Protect Your Crops with Progress Trespass Notices
Protect your crops and fruit with Progress Trespass notices to deter trespassers. Paper notices six for 25 cents, Muslin notices three for 25 cents. Add three cents for postage if mailed. Address The Indiana Progress, Indiana, Penna.
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The
Indiana Progress, Indiane, Penna
Local Social and Travel Notes Include Visits and Delegates
Mrs Bertha Ewing and Ruth from Indiana visit Agnes Ewing in Livermore R D 1 Monday. Mrs J Marshall and children call on Lewisville friends Wednesday. Delegates from Ebenezer Sabbath school attend convention at Saltsburg and report well. Several locals visit kin in Blairsville Latrobe Greensburg and Blairsville. Church singing Thursday followed by Sabbath school at 1 15 and preaching. Kingdon Ward claims Everest height in Tibet. Lets Enjoy Not Destroy Wild Flowers Be Careful with Fire in the Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Ewing
Ruth
Indiana
C. W. Shields
Town
Agnes Ewing
Livermore
R. D
J. A. Lubold and
W. B. McGinley
Donald Kennedy
Ray McGinley
J. R. Neal
Blairsville
W. F. Barkley
Near Town
Jam’s
Latrobe
Dwight
Greensburg
Joseph
James Kaufman
Lysle Patterson
Robert Compton
Mary O. Shields
D. L. Marshall
Clarence Barkley
Glendale
Arizona
Frank Barkley
Canada
Webster Lee
John Culbertson
Cleveland
White Oak Flat school reunion draws regional guests
The eleventh annual White Oak Flat school reunion was held in the community park with attendees from DuBois Punxsutawney Elderton Indiana Meadville Homer City and local families. Former teachers and students enjoyed a program by Miss Houser and music by the Beyer band and Warren Hikin of Plumville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Elkin
Paul Elkin
Naomi
G. G. Smith
Indiana
R. Boyd Elkin
Dora
Cye Cramer
Rossmoyne
White Oak Flat
DuBois
Punxsutawney
Elderton
Meadville
Homer City
Houser
Beyer Band
Warren Hikin
Plumville
D. ©. Wells
Lula Hazelett
Arthur
Roger
J. T. Hoover
Algo
Glenn Holden
Lewis
Dayton
Russel Lewis
Near Here
Norris Johnston
Hamilton
Lawrence
James Well
Brockway
Merley, Marshall
Robert Elkin
Smicksburg
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Morton PF
Newapaner
Bervics
J. B. Troutman
Rochester Mills
Paul Jeffries
Albert Jeffries
Chambersville
Lagoon Theater
Roosevelt
Chi
Cago
Tion
Frank Jamison
J. £. Park
Avery Jewart
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Lewisville
Kingdon Ward
Tibet
Mt. Everest
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
FUL Telfrhone
Company OF
Fennsylvania
Harbers
Cost
South Ninth Street
John M. Auld
Brushvalley
Giuhiani B. Adad
Blacklick
Auld
Joseph JC
Holmes Street
Krank
van Dyke St
Guinell
Detroit
Mich
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Indiana County
Parnell, Cowher & Co
Citizens Bank Building
LABOR
Philadelphia St
Stream’s
Norm Park
His
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