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Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania

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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1928

Page

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Local Folks and School Closeings Noted in Week

G O Richardson spent Tuesday in Punxsutawney while the primary grade here closed Wednesday and the advanced grade will close Thursday. Local residents visited Punxsutawney and Plumville on Thursday and Friday. Elder sold his property to M I Gorsin and moved to a Hast Mahoning Township farm. A British radio war is said to be practically certain with broadsides of static expected from across the Atlantic.

G. O. Richardson Punxsutawney David Stonebroker Clark Richardson R. H. Knox Charles Buck Harry Weaver Frank Hughes Plumville J. P. Warner Harry Rice Billie Hast Mahoning Township Atlantic Washington Township Robert Mahan J. Blystone Glenn Margaret Crooks Near Beyer Kenneth Marshall Helen Marshall M. Wilhelm Rural Valley Bruce Wagner Howard Rankin Wilbur Marshall George Rupert Sagamore M. J. Boyer Harry Orr Alexander Bailey Bryan Orr Clayton Lakehart Ervin Fisher Dayton Charlotte Jamison John Jamison Riday Ira Marlin Jennie Roof Milo Roof Edward Rover Willard Harold Frick Vandergrift I. N. Frick Paul Black Atwood Five Points Lutheran Church Chicago Paul McIntire Indiana Frick John Trimble Richard Cassidy Clair Burker Marion Center Fery Wilgus Joe Lukehart Willmer Lukehart Billie McMillan Ralrigh Ford Emma Mumau Bonnie J. D. Walker Earl Walker Eston Glen Campbell Lizzie Snyder Rochester Mills Annie Walker Bonetta Muman Ethel Burket

The Old Miser's Gift Surprises a Stingy Man

In Surat a tale unfolds of Elan lurtle a penny pincher who hesitates to help Betty Combs a poor girl across the hall. Her act of sharing food softens him as he confronts envy wealth and desire versus generosity amid a shifting sense of duty. The narrative blends moral tension with small town scenes from Washington Township including local names and places.

Elan Betty Combs Flin Elin Betty Blan Ant Jélun

Curious Visitor Seeks End Of Shakespeare Play

The anecdote recalls Lord Handolph Churchill visiting Henry Irving at the Lyceum in London to watch a Shakespeare performance. Randy, then a powerful political figure, rushed to the House of Commons for a division but asked Irving to describe the ending after the half show.

Israel Henry Irving Landet Lyceum Theater Londen Lord Handolph Churchill Winston 8 Randy House of Commons Irving

Fragmentary plea about money and starving family

A garbled quote depicts a man demanding money by claiming his family is starving while the speaker is allegedly dining on steak and mushrooms. The text is incomplete and unclear, with evident OCR corruption.

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