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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1925
Page
12
Marjory Graham, an assistant at a firm, contemplates independence and partnership with Hugh Douglass. After meetings on opening a branch, a reflection on the man-stuff versus backing leads to a decisive moment. In twilight, Marjory agrees to a life partnership with Hugh and kisses him.
In a fragmented report a firefighter exchange notes casual talk during a practice alarm. Hoseman denies busyness and jokes about burning it down while the crew teases about what to do in a real blaze. The dialogue reveals a casual crew atmosphere at the scene.
Reverend J A Melintorff and Mr and Mrs W S Wetzel attended the alumni banquet at State College on Saturday. Several local residents traveled to Punxsutawney on Sabbath. Mrs Horace Kinter and niece Elizabeth Piper attended the funeral of Mrs Madison Craig in Parkoo. Local gatherings included a high school masq uade party and visits by residents to Ray Kephart and N H Barr. The election passed quietly as hunters reported a lean year for game. An infant of Mr and Mrs E B Wynkoop was interred in the local cemetery.
Heilwood residents Mr. and Mrs Floyd McCracken and family near Wandin visited Ben Wilt's Sunday. Lawrence Ben and son Donald from Rossiter spent the weekend at Hale Lydick's. Don Lydick, Rush Laney, and Pittsburg workers were home for the weekend. Chester Trimble and daughter Mary Catherine visited Lewis Henry of Cookport Saturday. Robert McCullough and Bertha Ellen visited M. B. Clark's in Cookport. Rex Brickell and two sons with Mrs. F B Trimble from Hillsdale spent Sunday at Chester Trimble's. Albert Shaw visited.
Residents and visitors share weekend calls and small gatherings around DuBois with mentions of Mrs. Barr Mr. Fyock and family Ned Napp and neighbors Dr. Houck visiting relatives Rev. Miller and Wakeman hosting Minner at a home and other brief calls. Local figures including Derry Tyger Grow and Duncan attend events and visits through the week.
Smyrna residents are invited to the school house on November 20 to hear entertainment by Hees. Mr and Mrs Boyd Steele and son Raymond visit Mr and Mrs Johnston and sons Lester and Wal far of Homer City. Agnes Ruffner, Plimyville High School student, ill and unable to return to school Monday. Mr Smith of Tadiana visited Frank Mamfiton and others.
Samuel Shenk, Armstrong county agent, made a business trip through Plumcreek's part of the county on Friday. Hogg, the new Rawleigh man formerly of Worthington and now based in Hitlerton, made his first local trip last week. Miss Mary Kelley hosted pupil Miss Helen Rupert over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Ehenger visited relatives in Indiana on Saturday. Mrs. Mary Kimmel returned home after two weeks with her daughter Mrs. Cosner. Mr. Cosner, ill with typhoid fever for two months, shows marked improvement.
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