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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1937
Page
7
Progress Trespass Notices cover the Trespass Theft and Property Damage Acts and when Posted on your property give legal warning against trespassing and theft. Price six notices for 25c printed on heavy paper. Three notices for 25c printed on mustin. Send cash and three cents for postage if you wish them mailed. Address The Indiana Progress Indiana Pa.
Mr and Mrs Clair Sebring and son Jimmy motored to Johnstown on Friday Mrs Henry Davison spent Wednesday with friends in Emeigh Mrs Clarence Kull of Turtle Creek spent the weekend with sister Mrs Gertrude Barnes Hoor Nelson called in Clearfield on Saturday Mr and Mrs Harlan Bee were Sunday callers at F M Harter home in Mahaffey Dr Harry Peterman of Baltimore Md spent last weekend with Mrs J H Peterman here Mr and Mrs Harold Berringer were callers in Johnstown Friday Miss Martha Barnes spent the weekend with relatives in Turtle Creek Juanita Sebring of Torrence spent a couple days with her parents here Jack Bee Clair Sebring Ralph Garner Rev C M Hammond of this place and Geneva Hoare of Emeigh motored to Clearfield Friday evening for a Trinity M E church young people convention Rev and Mrs Tyson and Mrs Leslie Johnson spent Friday in Johnstown at a Evangelical church convention Mr and Mrs Wm Fleisher and daughter Connie of Lewistown spent Sunday with Mrs Barnes here Dr and Mrs W A Prideaux of Twin Rocks spent Sunday with C A Grumbling and family here
Martha Bradley contemplates a splurge for her fourth wedding anniversary. She sacrifices a planned grand menu to avoid wasting a prized rooster, while her husband Henry and guest Arthur Brown complicate the evening with old flames and blunt appetites. A scorched cake disaster and a last minute lettuce substitution punctuate the home dinner.
DWARD TURNER debates marriage to Edith Alden, torn between love and money. He recalls a youth with a farmer’s daughter while his wife reflects on a past army officer’s fortune. Their prudent marriage profits from a dowry, not sentiment, as Time’s cabinets store hidden portions of life.
Farm Calendar highlights 4 H livestock clubs displaying baby beeves lambs and pige at events, with Penn State guidance on preventing pullet molt feeding, lighting for feed intake, and fattening aids. Also notes best fruit exhibit prep for State Farm Show Harrisburg next January and advice on bedbug control in poultry houses. Includes a humorous family exchange and a note on Public Sale Bills service.
A tale of Edward Turner who defies his parents by marrying Edith Alden for love. His mother and father face a moral reckoning as their fine plans for wealth and propriety collapse when the couple’s decision exposes old romances long tucked away.
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