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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1926

Page

3

Local residents and visitors noted across Indiana and Heilwood

A roundup shows Mrs Spear Ray visiting in Indiana with George Ray, families from Indiana and Blairsville area dropping in, and social events from dances to church gatherings. Frank and Harold Henderson, Maude McGuire and others attended church, and weddings and calls mark a busy weekend in the region.

Local visits and gatherings across towns this weekend

Elaine Knupp visited cousin Beryl Lydie in Taylorsville over the weekend. Jay Fyock and Howard Walker of Philadelphia attended Ellen Fetterman’s funeral on Monday. A. A. Rader visited his parents in Clearfield county. Mabel Napp spent Friday with Elizabeth Kelley in Stafford. I. H. Ferrier stayed with family near Arcadia. William Learn plans a move to Shanktown soon.

Elizabeth Jessie Monher Burkett Elma Mary Briggs Altoona Su, K. Passett Clearfield Supply Co Indiana Mary Gibson David Edwards Wellsboro Edward Mather Wille Hancock Street H. Ll. Dick Sixth Street Howard Burkett Sunderlin Blair Learn Purchase Line Tina Lydie Walter St. Clair Maude McGuire Ben Williams Bitterton T. G. Leitz Elaine Knupp Beryl Lydie Taylorsville Jay Fyock Howard Walker Philadelphia Ellen Fetterman A. A. Rader Clearfield County Mabel Napp Elizabeth Kelley Stafford I. H. Ferrier Arcadia William Learn Shanktown

Just the Janitor in a Post Office Tale

A midnight postal scene centers on a nameless janitor who overhears a desperate woman seeking to reclaim a letter she slipped through a post office slot. The janitor retrieves the blue envelope, reveals a strained marriage plot, and quietly upholds duty as the woman thanks him for the small mercy in a dim lobby.

Totta Langland Jim Janitce Danly Ino Fenton

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