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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1937

Page

8

Lucy Stockton Chooses George After College Uproar

Lucy Stockton confronts Gleason students to defend her family after a campus uprising. Her declaration to marry George Harlowe follows a clash that saw suspensions and pressure for President Stockton to resign before he reinstated the rebellious seniors.

Stockton Gleason College Dr. Stockton Lucy Stockton Lucy Gleason Dr.Stockton College George Harlowe Fellows Miss Stockton George Board of Trustees

Local residents visit, travels, and accidents near Clymer

Miss Margaret Hann of Clymer visited her aunt Mrs Howard Horner. Mrs Robert Dunsmore and daughter Arlene visited the James Dunsmore family in Sidman. Several locals shopped in Johnstown and visited relatives in Derry Jeannette and Brackenridge. A foggy highway accident injured Lester Kough and Howard Cribbs, their car wrecked. Families moved houses or farms in the area.

Frank Shomo Chas. A. Robinson Jeannette Jacob B. St. Clair Conemaugh Jerry Saxton Clarence McGraw John McGraw Johnstown George ,VanGilder Rev. McGrew Indiana Lester Kough Howard Cribbs William Penn Highway Howard Nelson Chestnut Street Truxell Perry Mack George Montgomery Alonza Stiles George Truxall Josephine Arthur Johns Harry T. Johns William H. Cunningham Butler M. F. Nelson

West Lebanon Community Notes Summary

Mrs John Beatty has been seriously ill for weeks. Mrs Alma Coulter hosted the L A L club Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs James Risinger of Homer City visited with Mr and Mrs W A Collins. Mrs R A Fulton on the sick list is improving slowly. Mr and Mrs Clair Millen and Lois Jean of Apollo visited the C M Millen family Friday. Mrs George McIntyre entertained the Sunday school ladies last Tuesday evening. Mrs L C Rosensteel of Elders Ridge spent Thursday with her mother. Mr and Mrs A W Reed visited with Mr and Mrs W A Coleman at South Bend on Sunday.

West Lebanon John Beatty Alma Coulter George McIntyre John Hart L. C. Rosensteel Elders Ridge A. W. Reed W. A. Coleman South Bend

Local Social and Community News Highlights

Barbara Lenman of Saltsburg visits cousin Jean Douglass. Earl Nicholson, son of Rev and Mrs William Nicholson, is seriously ill after appendectomy at Memorial Hospital Johnstown. Mrs J Grater and children shopped Indiana. Kathryn Williams shopped in Indiana Monday. C U Smith and son Dick and Mrs Martha Fulton visited Flora Ross in Indiana who is seriously ill at her daughter’s home. Ross Brown of Cleveland visits grandparents J A Geary. Thorne Nippes spent past week in Pittsburgh. Seventh and eighth graders held a surprise birthday party for their teacher William McMillen, presenting a shaving set. Mr and Mrs Victor DeMarinas welcomed a baby son.

Barbara Lenman Saltsburg Jean Douglass Earl Nicholson Wm. Nicholson Memorial Hospital Johnstown J. Grater Indiana Frank Carson Evelyn Kathryn Williams C. UO. Smith Victor DeMarinas

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