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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1934
Page
8
Olive returns to John Buford with plans to stay, shocking news and a sale sign reveal his war wounds and the couple’s reunion. Mr Lawrence guides the pair to John’s new home where Olive and John embrace, while Lawrence departs with a guilty yet hopeful heart for their future.
Mrs Jessie Crawford moved to Du Bois on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charlie Hoop and daughter of Parnassus visited Mr and Mrs Harry Richardson. Max Crawford of Punxsutawney stayed with relatives. Grange meeting attendance noted at Marion Center. H H Ryen bought an Oldsmobile. Howard Richardson of Parnassus visits with his parents. J L Warner family of Indiana were town callers. Ward Calderwood and Edgar Gromley attended the World's Fair and returned.
Mrs Riley Creek and daughter Ethel visited Mrs Walter Harman on Monday. Numerous calls and reunions occurred including the Bush Fisher gathering at J M Bush’s near Trade City with many attendees. Other entries note visits to Indiana, Five Points, and Pittsburgh area, a tax meeting, and various social visits. Glenn Jewart, Ethel Harman, and family are mentioned among many friends.
South Bend and Vandergrift area residents are listed in a sequence of social and visiting notes. CG Wherry of Brackenridge spent the week with FH Hanna. Rev Craighead and wife of Salineburg visited JN Wherry home. Janet Townsend visited Mary Silvis in Tarentum hospital. Olive Beighley traveled to Pittsburgh. R D Fistus of Apollo plans a barn. a saw mill moved in to cut timber. Ira Davis and family visited Apollo. Wendell Devers seeks treatment at Excelator Springs Missouri. Mrs Fred Grosse visits her mother Ida B Wherry. Hobart Shellhammer family visited near Vandergrift. Wendell Devers family weekended at Whitesburg. Rev Kresge and wife attended the farewell service for Papa Jean. Mrs R A Silvis shopped at Indiana. Joe Coulter and Merl Coulter hosted visitors at Girty.
The gleaming centerpiece of Chicago’s Century of Progress, a fountain sparkling with jewels, will be destroyed when the Fair closes at midnight October 31. Final weeks promise spectacular, colorful events as America headlines one last look at the nation’s successful international exposition.
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