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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1937
Page
8
Betty hides a winning Dandylegs ticket causing a panic before race results spark a confession. Frank suspects betrayal but Betty recalls losing the ticket and later reveals it. Jack and Marlene, amused, decide to marry, agreeing to pursue a minister as the lovers toast a thrilling turn toward marriage.
Charmian Beedel meets a latecomer at an ornate dinner. A bridge builder and an engineer spark her interest as a napkin and repaired bonds unfold around table talk. The scene blends flirtation with a doctor’s praise and a secretly mounting tension over a dramatic napkin reveal.
Mrs Morris Gillo remains a patient at Spangler hospital Alma Vozer listed as the sickest Indiana callers on Monday include Tom Sidegg his nephew Jacob Margaret Joiner and Gomer Smith Elliott Taney from Clymer called Tuesday Walter Stiles of Nicktown conducted business in town Tuesday Mr and Mrs Ted Smith of Grise more visited Tuesday Hubert Davis works at Maindenberg store Scott Douglass of Barnesboro R D called in Wednesday Paul Steffey from Barnesboro and Bert Dumm of Nicktown called in recently O R Bennett and son of Barnesboro R D were visitors Saturday Mr and Mrs Leroy Melins and sons Twin Rocks spent the weekend with Darrel Sneddons Aggie Burkhart a student at Indiana Teachers College spent the weekend with her parents George Drew of Niagara Falls spent the weekend at Joe Sutilas
Miss Sara Stewart spent the weekend in Pittsburgh with relatives. Mrs Ross Wilson and daughter Phyllis were in the Ew ing Lambing home on Thursday. Mrs Richard Johns and Mrs Alfred Bair called on Mrs Harry Boden on Friday. Har Stiles visited Fred Snyder on Saturday. Rosa Wilson and daughters Evelyn and Phyllis visited Artie Ewing at Apollo on Sunday. Frank Lambing called on Richard Johns Friday afternoon. Evelyn and Phyllis Craig were guests of Mr and Mrs Will Craig at Parkwood on Wednesday. Roy Lambing of near Apollo and Robert Lambing of East Chicago, with Mrs Frank Lambing, visited the Wilson Stewart home on Wednesday. Mrs Dan Ondrizek visited Mrs Richard Johns on Thursday. Frank Lambing called in Roy Lambing’s home near Apollo on Monday.
Maple Grove residents and relatives appear in a string of social visits and calls. Ervin Greene and family visited the Sloppy home near Conemaugh. Clair Cramer called in Indiana. Mrs. Jennie Coy visited her daughter Mrs Walter Carney near Armagh. Mrs John Henry improving after illness. Isaac Sleppy called on Porrest Cay. Mildred Detwiler visiting grandmother Rebecca Detwiler. Dwight Henry and Paul Winkleman among callers at Sloppy home. Warren Mock of Brushvalley township was a Sunday caller. Mention of glass razor blades now available in some European countries.
Mr and Mrs Guy Sheesley and son of Ble Run visited Mr and Mrs O G Wolf in Clairton. Hugas, Norman Gaston, and George Hugas of Fairview spent Sunday with friends in Clairton celebrating Mr George Hugas birthday. Betty Sutter and Meigs Thomas visited in Clairton. Emmett and Eugene Hoover with the Jobs family of Large and Mrs Bennett of McKeesport spent Sunday with Blair Gaul and others in Clairton. Emmie Strange returned home to Clairton after visiting Lucille Carbaugh. Ed Robinson of Fairview and Geo Gaul hosted friends Wednesday. Hyelin Hugas returned from Punxsutawney where employed. Geo Warner of Fairview and S M Shields visited Nick Hitzenrater near Trade City. Mary Hicks visited daughter H Ishman in Punxsutawney. Verner Wahob and Jay Hamilton made a business trip to Indiana.
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