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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1920
Page
12
A political speech argues for strengthening the Hague tribunal and blending reforms from Versailles and The Hague. It calls for American drafting of a reconstruction plan, renewed Senate input, and a new conference to craft world peace terms with no loss of national sovereignty.
Passage outlines Harding's critique of the Versailles Peace League. He argues America must maintain independence and self reliance while warning cynics about patriotism. He contends the league is impotent as a war preventive and has failed its test.
Commdo re Mr and Mrs Dill of Dilltown visited Edw Bornheimer Sunday. Mrs Stutsman visiting friends in Johnstown. Bert Lockard Paul Shank and others visited Diamondville friends Sunday. Robert Lefevre hosted farewell party as he plans to return to college. Margaret Lockard called on Indiana. Malda Gromley of Hilladale visited aunt Mrs Hamilton Saturday. Paul Wilt and William Calhoun hosted visitors Sunday. Burnheimer family and Emma Lockard spent Labor Day in Olymer and Indiana.
Brush Valley Mrs Clarence Smith and family of Pittsburgh and Mrs Manoia Trout of Scottdale visited at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs C W Sprinkle last year Miss Grace McFeaters has gone to Ambridge to teach school Miss Ethel Sprinkle Violet and Helen Wakefield have entered high school at Indiana Miss Ida Cunningham had arm ed home from visiting friends for sometime in Pittsburgh
Mrs Clyde McCrea returns home after Pittsburgh visit while Miss Elizabeth Hoanes visits sister Mrs Ben Hood in New Florence. Miss Nell Roser of Indiana spends Sunday here. A new piano bought for the M B church. Miss Mary Rowland visiting Rossiter to teach. Warry Porter of Blacklick with aunt Mrs Annie Cunningham. Local youths attend a party at Bion Tombs of Dilltown. Miss Roene Lower hosts a corn roast for about 380 friends. Harry Buchanan of Butler visits family. Schoolhouse remodeling underway. Miss Mary Rowland visiting sister Mrs Lynn Craft in Indiana. Wanted land owners and real estate agents to buy land for allotments or lay out and golf on commission. Holland System Company. 36-21p Derry Pa. 1 September 1920-4¢
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