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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1937
Page
3
Hope Randall and Harcourt Doud fall for each other quickly yet keep up appearances. After Hope writes a breakup note she attends a masquerade where a chance unmasking reveals their true feelings and mutual regard. The pair acknowledge their real selves despite propriety and social games.
John Philip Collins details Rudyard Kipling’s methodical, patient writing style. He describes Kipling waiting for inspiration, creating vivid tales and poems in Lahore’s office and home, and astonishing colleagues with his concise, original phrasing and sharp dialogue.
The wahoo is a tropical game fish five to six feet long and about fifty pounds. It fights hard and is hard to land. It supposedly walks on its tail when hooked as anglers haul it toward the boat. Its body is mackerel shaped with a lattice of bones bracing the spine, giving limited bending. Scientific name Acanthocybium petis.
Lesson on Deuteronomy 8 11 20 warns that Israel forgot the Lord after great works. It argues America risks pride and perishing if it forgets God, urging revival and renewed zeal for salvation among God’s people.
A compact religious saying asserts that daily strength and endurance come from faith. It proclaims belief that each moment of life is in God’s hands through steadfast resolve to be brave and capable. The wording echoes devotional themes without narrative detail.
A pensiveReflection notes that monuments are deeds not stones and ponders who built the pyramids or to whom they were dedicated, suggesting lasting memory lies in actions rather than inscribed stones.
Washington Township notes list numerous visits and social events. Families named include Fisher, Park, Fleming, Blystone, Harman, Brown, Nichol, Beaver, Firestone and Dickson with guests from Indiana and Akron. Activities center on Sunday and weekend visits and familial hospitality.
Robert Wissinger of Rahway New Jersey visited his parents here as William Harkins of the U S Army returned to his Washington camp after the death of his brother Edward Harkins. Miss Hetty Mallen of Curwena ville visited Martha Barnes here. Mrs Harlan Bee and Mrs Edward Johns called on Mrs James Biss near Fleming Summit. Stanley Ross and William Berringer traveled to Washington D C. Mrs Boyd Kinport and Misses Pauline and Keith McKee were Indiana callers. Miss Helen Louise Johnson, studying beauty culture at Johnstown, spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs J E Wooster were recent callers in Curwensville. The local high school football team opened the season with Barnesboro and won 12 to 7. Miss Juanita Sebring of Torrance visited her parents, Clair and Mrs Sebring. Paul Cramer, employed at Allentown, spent a few days with his family.
Loop Myra Barrett visits sister in Clymer while Duff Elkin works near Trade City. Sunday guests at the A M Barrett home include Robi Liddell and wife of Pittsburgh Clara Elkin hear Creekside Mrs L B Coleman Haze Zimmerman Rural Valley Jane Barrett Lillian Stanley and Ifriend of Pittsburgh Kenneth Frech of Creekside. Also Wm Hallman and family of Dayton visited W B Barrett. C H Barrett and wife visited their son in Indiana Hospital. Richard Earhart wife and son spent Sunday with Rural Valley friends. Wm Swartz and wife and three Etna friends were callers at W B Barrett’s Sunday.
ALVERDA Ivan Lute of Barnesboro was a caller in town Monday. Joseph Bradbury spent the week end with friends at Youngstown. D. Fred Gance of Heilwood was a caller in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gomer Smith and daughter Muriel spent Sunday at the McHenry home in Johnstown. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Melins and sons of Twin Rocks called on relatives here Sunday.
Protect Your Crops and Property With Progress Trespass Notices. Notices cover Trespass Theft and Property Damage Acts and warn against trespassing and theft when posted on your property. Price six notices for 25¢, three notices for 25¢ on muslin. Send cash and three cents postage. Address The Indiana Progress Indiana, Pa.
Retired U. S. Navy officer J. N. Patton hosts a rope tying exhibit at his Miami home boasting 772 distinct knots. Over in New Mexico, Mrs. Harold Jennison of Lee has given birth to 14 boys in 16 years. The Cuban government awards yearly medals to teachers with 25 straight years of service. Celery stalks with springy midribs are said to be pithy. Edward Bonebright of Springdale Montana improvised a shovel crutch after breaking his leg and walked 3 miles for medical aid. C S Shaw secures Missouri City mayoral office for the 25th term.
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