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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1927

Page

8

Pink Invitation Sparks Romance and Bank Balance Lesson

Maisy discovers an overdraft of six dollars and three cents with ten dollars in her purse. She meets bank clerk Berton who, spotting her pink invitation, guides her to balance her account and gently proposes monthly savings. The pair grow closer as Berton shares budgeting tips and support for Maisy’s rainy day fund.

Maisy Fem Ind St Pansy Ling Maisy Matsy Massy Madsy Mr. Berton Berton Missy Tia Miisy

Local residents spend summer travel and visits in Blairsville notes

Blairsville during the season records visits from Harriet Diven in Atlantic City and numerous relatives and friends. New Brighton and Courtney residents return home after travels while others head to State College for the summer term. Indiana and Buffalo visitors appear among a string of day trips and familial visits.

Community notices and visits from Marion Center area

Robert Holt and family of Marion Center worked as waiters this Sunday. The kitchen shower for Tina Burkey and wife on Thursday evening drew a large crowd and many gifts. Residents attended a cattle show and orange picnic at Marion Center on Thursday. Wapp family of Winton Dale and Caldwell family of New Florence visited recently, while Barr family of Starford visited Jennie Barr last week. Mr and Mrs A A Rader and family attended children’s service at Bhiarvord Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Arthur Kenny and Mabel Knupp were Clymer callers Saturday evening. Genevieve Hourek Ednaine Sinepyp and Harold Keating attended Indiana Norm School. Heilwood Thomas Lowther was on recent business call in Lawn. Willigan Taylor and Colyer residents spent the weekend in town with relatives. J R Dune was a county seat visitor Wednesday. Miss Quintella Morrison, who had appendicitis surgery at Liliana Hospital, is recovering. Prof G C W Vetted Jeff Monday to attend State College for six weeks. Mr and Mrs L Kitchen, Harry Johns and Mrs John Engle attended the Sunday hoal convention at Penn Run Friday. A number of Lawn folks attended the Bethlehem first and maet on Saturday. Mrs Mike Thomwind and children spent the weekend with relatives in Homer City. George Lindsay visited Johnstown Sunday.

Blairsville Harriet Diven Atlantic City N. J Wiliam Leckemby New Brighton G. Trainter Ella McCormick Grace Spencer Courtney J. L. Clark G. Trainor Thomas Bell Fowler Rebecca Fowler Indiana Flora Mitchell Slairsville Margaret Caldwell Homer City Winifred Checkner Clark Dickey Derry Ufairsville D. R. Cook New Alexandria Louise Miller Mazel Hart Mary Alice Dunlop Zelpha McCreery Joseph Sep State College Purchase Line Robert Holt Marion Center Tina Burkey H.W. Wapp Wintondale Caldwell New Florence T. Barr and Starford Jennie Barr A.A. Rader Ab Bhiarvord Arthur Kenny Mabel Knupp Clymer Genevieve Hourek Edaine Sinepype Harold Keating Heilwood Thomasy Lowther Wis Lawn Willigan Tialor Colyer J. OR. Dune Quintella Morrison GC. HW L. Kitchen Harry Johns John Engle Penn Run Bethlehem Mike Thomwind George Lindsay Johns ‘Town

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