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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1937

Page

6

Elizabeth and Chris in Chicago Station Reunion

Elizabeth arrives in Chicago seeking Chris Borgensen after a voyage with Peter Neilsen. She begins a tense reunion as Chris shows restraint, plans a rooming life, and contemplates marriage to Elizabeth amid conflicted loyalties. Peter, a minister, becomes a pivotal figure in the unfolding decision as Elizabeth proposes marriage to him instead.

FELI@ABeETuH Copenhagen Chicago Chris Peter Neilsen Peter New York Elizabeth Lizbet Chris Borgensen America Tizbet

Magnetite and the ancient mystery of magnetism

The piece notes magnetite or lodestone as an early magnetic attractor seen by Thales who died in 554 B C The Chinese also recognized the ore over a millennium ago using thin strips of steel compasses and early magnetic aids.

Thales

Haster services brighten Creekside community

John Elkin and family of Manor and Mr and Mrs Stewart Pfell and son of Harrison City visited Miss Hoa Hendricks during Haster. The Methodist church was painted inside last week for Easter services. The community mourns the death of Mrs Sunday with services at the Presbyterian church on Easter Monday. Various locals were in town or visiting relatives on Monday and over the weekend, including Murray Fleming, Mrs W L Johnston, Burleson and Elizabeth, and Mrs Norman Little. Connie Johnston recovered from measles.

Creekside John Elkin Manor Stewart -Pfell and Son Harrison City Hoa Hendricks Presbyterian Church Murray Fleming McKees Rocke McKinley Adamson Indiana H. R. Vensel Wm. ‘Lukehart Dollin Lukehart Punx Sutawney Tom Johnston Connie Johnston

Washington Township Health and Social Roundup

James Stuchell has been ill for three weeks. Mrs. Mead Wisher of Indiana visited relatives J E Park and Josiah Fisher hosted visitors Thursday. Several locals including Arthur Blystone and Glenn Jewart travel to Indiana. Indiana callers, Five Points visits, and a hospital return are noted. A kitchen anecdote ends with a riddle about a missing cake piece remaining in the pantry after supper.

East Wheatfield Families Return From Florida Trip

East Wheatfield residents and guests recount a six week visit in Florida with Macks, McCrorys, and friends. The group includes J L Caldwell and Virginian Caldwell from Pittsburgh, Findleys hosting Doyle Stutzman and H Steele Findley families, and others attending parties and visits across Indiana, Blairsville, and Johnstown. A high school concert directed by Prof Zener drew over fifteen hundred attendees.

Local residents visit family and travel notes appear

W J Kerr of Smicksburg and daughter Mrs Clyde Neal with son from Punxsutawney called on Mrs D 1c Wells on Wednesday. Roy Ramale of near Georgeville visited Thursday morning. Mrs Wula Hazelett of Indiana spent Easter with her parents Mr and Mrs bD C Wells. Miss Mary Arlene Beers of Vandergrift visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Elkin and Aunt Delmer Whitesell. Mrs Mae Hare of near Smicksburg called on Mrs Maude Wells Monday. Elizabeth Elkin visited son Paul Elkin family last week. Noble Lemon of Georgeville called one evening last week. Chas Moorhead moved family to J L Wells farm near Plumville. Miss Ruth Hamilton resumes teaching at Cross Roads school. Mr and Mrs Delmer Whitesell were Plumville visitors Sunday. A Ward Elkin employed on a farm near Worthington. Dr A F Elkin is on the sick list. A number of young folks were Indiana visitors Saturday night.

Wula Hazelett Indiana Bd.c. ‘Wells Mary Arlene Beers Vandergrift Henry Elkin Delmer ‘Whitesell Mae ‘Hare Near Smicksburg Maude Wells Elizabeth Elkin Paul Elkin Noble Lemon Georgeville Chas. Moorhead J. L. Wells Plumville Ruth Hamilton Cross Roads Delmer Whitesell A. Ward Elkin Worthington A. F. Elkin David B. Ross Greensburg Magdalene Ross Baltimore Chas. D M, EB S. 5 Powell Emma Simpson Miriam McMania Mary Wetzel Flora Hamilton Ross Lena Wetzel Indiana Hospital Emery Thurston Chilldren R. G. Moore Pittsburgh WHLC Griffith Edward Mayme Way

Olivet happenings and visitors noted in week

Olivet residents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wilson and daughter Phyllis visited Kittanning and Kaylor while Mrs. Alfred Bair spent Tuesday with the Wilson Stewart home. The Olivet W C T U held an all day meeting at Mrs. Alfred Bair’s home with a noon dinner. Eight ladies attended as Mrs. Pauline Johns led a discussion on tobacco. The Stiles family moved to Penn Run, and J Ewing visited the Anderson home. Richard Bostok spent vacation with his parents near Pittsburgh. White vinegar, soft water, and a few drops perfume are suggested as astringent.

Warl Stiles Penn Run Ewing Paul Anderson Richard Bostok Pittsburgh Walter Ewing Raymond Ewing- Lambing

Easter notes and social news from Marion Center area

Marion Center and nearby towns report Easter visits from Dr and Mrs Dwight Edwards of Chambersville and families, Indiana State Teachers College students on vacation, local nursing staff returning home, quilting event by M E B church ladies, and numerous callers and visitors from Greensburg Spangler Johnstown Hellwood and surrounding places. A furniture polish tip and a newspaper offer for local residents conclude.

Marion Center Dwight M. Edwards Chambersville

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