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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1920
Page
10
Billy, shy and devoted, pursues Roberta while rival Bobby remains in the background. During a perilous bull dog encounter in an orchard, Billy scales a tree to rescue Roberta, earning her trust. Roberta admits affection, praising Billy’s bravery and suggesting a future together.
Local items report visits and calls across towns including Pittsburg Leechburg Apollo and Johnstown. Families such as Hanna Laugh Laughlin Silvis Spahr and Devers are noted with church picnics school activities and new home projects. A purse honors J N Garner for seminary work while teens pursue education in Lancaster Holton and Commodore places.
Elders Ridge residents and visitors, including Mrs Charles Pride and daughter Sarah, plus Miss Marie Craighead and Dr Van Smatzhead, were seen with Ridge friends. John Baker installs a pipeless furnace. Rev R L Smith of Washington PA visits Eliza beth Ridge friends. John King of Apollo calls at Waller Ewing's. Miss Cloneyn Snyder spends time with Apollo friends. Mia Alfred Lockard and children visit Vandergrift. Pie social planned by the M J Sunday school young ladies class at Smicksburg in the I C O F hall on Friday evening.
Harry Clark broke a rin while at work at the brick plant. Mr and Mrs Samuel Kelly and three children Doyle Doyle and Dorothy of Clymer and Hazel Pyock of Penn Run visited with Mr and Mrs Jonn Kelly Lillian Stephens visiting her mother Mrs Ira Stephens from Indiana for a few days. Mr and Mrs Fred Black and three children of Clymer were weekend guests of Mrs Black's parents Mr and Mrs A J Lane. Lew Johnston improving property with a new fence Lew Bulmer plans to build a new house. Miss Maybelle Kelly visiting at Barnesboro. Charles Fleming, mining, was caught on the wire but unharmed. Quay Kerns assisted.
George Veer and family visited Covede on Friday. Du Bois residents Roy and Mrs Kinter spent several days here last week. Mrs Melall and daughter Margret of Clymer visited Mrs Jesse Rice. Yateshare visitors Aunt Maury McAfoos and Miss Helen Stowster called on Mrs Mary Boucher. A pie social and box social are planned for Thursday evening. Don Rice enjoyed Sunday at Yellow Creek. Frank Todkey, from Salamanca, was home briefly. Olive Buterbaugh returned from Pittsburgh. W H Mack of Clymer and family visited Sunday. J G Stitt and Everett Burns families spent Sunday with Jay Rickard in Marion Center. Albert Misher heads to Marion Center for high school. Radkey spent the weekend at home. Mary Pfeiffer spent the weekend near Marion Center.
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