A Successful Failure in a Western Town Romance
Warren Talcott, once head of Talcott & Co., finds a new life after a pensioner leaves him a wagon and land. A young Gregory orphan girl and her siblings guide him to the farm site where a railroad spur promises wealth. Talcott plans a home, love, and growth with Audrey Gregory, discovering hope where despair lingered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Talcott
Talcott & Co
Tye
Mr. Talcott
Talcott
James Gregory
Dockbery & Bates
Pineries
Miss Gregory
Audrey Gregory
Wareren Walcott
Hamill Social Notes From the Reddinger Reunion
Mr and Mrs Chas Hoover and family attended the Reddinger reunion at Shannondale Thursday. Miss Margaret Kinter and brother Edward of Punxsutawney spent Thursday with grandmother Mrs Nancy Kinter. Merle L Williams and daughter Vernetta of Johns Town motored here and visited G C Ritchie family. Mrs Williams mother Mrs Caroline Mattern accompanied them home. Miss Gladys McCormick returned from Marion Senter summer school. Geneva Mottern returned home from near Richmond where she worked. Rev Lewis Stesley and wife of Marchand visited G C Ritchie. Miss Gay Repine employed in Indiana is visiting home. Miss Mary McCormick guest of Miss Sara Brown. O H Hoover and family drove to Pittsburgh to visit Hoover’s sister Grpha McCormick. Furman and Rachel Moot of Marchand visited. Punxsutawney shoppers included L N Bartholomew, Charles Hoover family, Noble McCormick, S L Mottern and Alta Mottern. Mrs Benton Learn and daughters of Ambrose, Olive Dixon and daughter of DuBois, and Mrs Johnston and daughter of West Virginia called on Hamill friends. Misses Twila Hoover and Alta Mottern visited Ada Zener near Marchand. Lyle Williams and W C Simpson called in Punxsutawney Saturday. Edith Barclay, Alice Work, Virginia Mottern and Furman Galentine visited L Mottern home. Lyle Williams visited wife and family over Sabbath.
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Gays Repine
Indiana
Mary McCormick
Sara Brown
Marchand
0.H. Hoover
Pittsburgh
Hoover
Preacher Irwin Woodrow and kin visit Somerset church
Evangelist Irwin Woodrow of Somerset preached at the Church of Christ Saturday and Sunday with his son Russell. Numerous local residents and visitors joined services and shared family calls, shopping, and social visits across towns including Clymer, Cherry Tree, Barnesboro, and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Woodrow
Somerset
Church of Christ
Russell
Lucile Garman
Clymer
Local residents noted for community greetings and thanks
Clark Hikin of Davis was a caller hero Monday. R H H Dilts and family visited A W Dilts on Sunday. Mr and Mrs D C Wells with Mrs Waldo Simpson and daughter and Mrs T C Kerr of Georgeville called on Samuel Kerr near North Point Thursday evening. Jane A Brewer thanks friends and neighbors for help and sympathy extended to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Hikin
Davis
R. HH. Dilts
A. W. Dilts
D. C. Wells
Waldo Simpson
T. C. Kerr
Georgeville
Samuel Kerr
Near North Point
Jane A. Brewer
Automobile party from church attends service near Here
A 14‑person automobile party from the M. P. Calvary church attended the old BackHek M. I. church near here Sunday led by Rev. Morris. Mrs. Agora Batsel of Gary, Indiana, visited Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Buter baugh on Saturday. The children's service Sunday evening was very successful. Mrs. Jacob Rager and Harry Rogers called at the home of G. W. Tweedy on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Calvary Church
BackHek M. I
Here
Morris
Agora Batsel
Gary, Inn
D. M. Buterbaugh
Evenle
Jacob Rager
Harry Rogers
G. W. Tweedy
Margaret Jackson Attends Grove City Summer School
Margaret Jackson is attending a summer school at Grove City. Mr and Mrs Walker and granddaughter Florence of Pittsburgh visit Martha and Margaret Corry. Dr and Mrs Onstott attended Cornell commencement last week and their son Virgil graduated from the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jackson
Grove City
W. J. Walker
Florence
Pittsburgh
Martha
Margaret Corry
Onstott
Cornell
Virgil
University
Local visitors and relatives in town
Vandergrift resident W F Meyers visited Salisbury relatives Sunday. W H H Miller and family are visiting relatives at Troy Hill New York. Martin son of H W Potter and Miss Anna Quarthridge who worked in New Jersey have returned home. Mrs Stey Piper of Cleveland visited relatives here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Meyers
Vandergrift
Salisbury
W. HH. H. Miller
Troy Hill
N.Y
Martin
W. Potter
Anna Qouthridge
New Jersey
Naw Castle
Stey Piper
Cleveland, O
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Western Newspaper Union
Cor
Philadelphia
Seventh Streets
Buster Brown
Baronette
Coats
George
Studes
Georgette Byouses
Voile
Nigel Pio
Rives Tito
Mottern
Ada Zener
Lyle Williams
W. C. Simpson
Edith Barclay
Alice Work
Virginia Mottern
Furman
Dave Galentine
L. Mottern
Uniontown
John Langham
Gerald
Meade Boring
Our Town
Harvey Sebring
James Langham
Don
Dave Smith
Gipsy
Eliza Berringer
J. &. Lydie
Blaine Berriinger
Leo
Verlo
Barnesboro
Harry Colgan and Sons
Youngwood
Rankin Colgan
Charlies Davis
Virginia
G. M. Brady
Ernest Kinsey
Armagh
Edwin Fyock
Penn Run
John Hulman
Purchase Line
E. A. Raleigh
Linnie Smith
Mildred Gorman
Lillie Bulerbaugh
Indiana Normal School
Wassam
Bakerton
Joseph Smith
Helen Garman
C. D. Garman
L. I. Garman
John Kranick
James Irwin
Whiskey Run
Frank Irwin
Rochester Mills
J. W. Irwin
Lydia Melbec
Spruce
Dorothy Repine
Barneshorp
O. M. Bennett
D. G. Crown
John Hadden
Alverda
Mary Crown Visted
J. 4. Brown
Martintown
Mrs. Orden Grow
Johnstown
Rossmoyne
Wehrum
Saltsburg
Lfe
Ings
Savers
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Indiana, Pa
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