30 Jun 1937
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1937
Page
1
Spike catches Spunk burning masks as the pair plan a big burglary. Spunk reveals he and the gang are quitting crime for life and starting work at a truck firm. Mary, a department store clerk, inspires his turn toward honesty, and Spike contemplates a fresh path after meeting the girl.
In a Boston apartment a man and woman hide a plan behind a radio and a staged marriage. A citywide radio announcement triggers the truth about the man Dan Caldwell and his sick mother, revealing a deception that shatters their engagement and sends him away.
Marion Center and Warren residents spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends in town. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Pollock of East Mahoning township and Lisle Kinter of North Manor street, among others. several locals were away visiting kin in Indiana, Auburn, Pittsburgh, and Homer City.
Mrs Oliver Bennett and son Jay and Mrs Vernie Bair of Indiana spent Sunday at the Eagle home. Walter Atkins of Pine Flats stayed with Aunt Mrs Dean Barber in Irwin. Rev and Mrs W T Merrick and daughters of Cockport called on Mrs Mary Atkins. Mr and Mrs Shelton Shultz and child visited Mr and Mrs C D Askins of Slickville. Arthur Harman and granddaughter and Elmer Nicewonger of Indiana attended a supper in Odd Fellows Hall at Pine Flats. West Reed of Blairsville called Friday. William Roberts of Pine Flats, back from Wales visit, returned home. Wilmer Cramer of Nole and John Engle of Indiana were recent callers. Welling Johns of Pine Flats was a caller in the Engle home.
Olivet notes Miss Sara Stewart visiting relatives in Pittsburgh and Miss Emmajean White returning from Dayton Pa. Visitors at the Hwing Lambing home include Mrs Andrew Nesbit and son James of Knoxville Pittsburgh Mr Robinson of Indiana and others from Wilkinsburg Huntington and the local area. Mrs Harry Boden and daughter Mary Alice are ill and confined at home.
Alverda residents and friends frequent Washington in visits and calls. Indiana travelers and Cleveland visitors mingle, with several locals hosting relatives and calling on friends. Dundee men plan to seek work in New York and Ohio visitors circulate through McGees Mills and Canton areas.
Romayne Donahey visited with grandfather R L George while Teddy Donahey stayed with the Heber George family. Couples and families, including the Kirwoods, Antonys, Buckleys, Silviss, Armstrongs, Cunninghams, and Millens, are listed as visiting or hosting guests across Elderton Shelocta Apollo and surrounding towns. A Carnegie Institute art student, Mary Trimble of Dormont, won a major scholarship to the Commercial Art school of Pittsburgh. A missionary society gathering and a surprise party for Cliff Wray are noted, along with crop and property protection ad inserts.
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