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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1925

Page

11

MARION CENTER COMMUNITY GOSSIP AND VISITOR NOTES

Marion Center reports local residents attending church events and hosting visitors from Butler Pittsburg Blairsville and Apollo. Names mentioned include Wetzel Rice Hamill Williams Huston Parry Lockard and George with travel to University of Pittsburgh Wilson College and Gettysburg. A revival and carpenters work at John Wasson home are noted along with district court attendance.

Haworth League M. H R. B. Miller Butler N. H. Barr

Job Seeker Wins No Respect Yet Lands Publishing Walk-In

Waldron pursues a letter of recommendation from Archibald Davenport, only to be told it is unsuitable. He reads the damning note and, aided by Davenport humor, secures an interview at Davenport Publishing. Inside, Mr. Wilson hires him as a potential book agent, impressed by the man’s resolve and Davenport’s dubious praise.

Western Newspaper Union Davenport Publishing Company Waldgon Archibald P. Davenport Waldron Mr. Davenport Horace Waldron Davenport Ambrose Hare Hare Button Manufacturing Company Haus Mwe Viautora Ag Ao Wilson

Social notes from Akron and nearby towns mention visits

Mrs Frank Terpe and son Harold of Akron called on friends here. Mr and Mrs Harry Robb of Pittsburgh spent days with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Harl Beck. Nettie Beck of Punxsutawney visited her brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs George Gaul and Mollie Beck. They traveled to Johnstown and returned. Mrs C A Neff and children visited with her father H H Warnshull. Francis Allison and family visited John Baun near Marchand. Zella Simpson visited cousin Dessa Knox and attended the Indiana fair. The Shields family visited Charlie Stear in Marion Center and Andy Sutter with Harry Jordan. S M Shields family spent Sunday with Lucy Lydick in Georgeville.

Frank ‘Terpe Harold Akron Harry Robb Pittsburgh Harl Beck Nettie Beck Punxsutawhey George Gaul Mollie Beck Johnstown George Beck C. A. Neff HH. W. Warnshull Blatraville Francis Allison John Baun Marchand Zella Simpson Dessa Knox Indiana G. W. Shields Charlie Stear Marion Center Andy Sutter Harry Jordon Walier

Local residents stated for visits and calls this week

Heilwood B R Williams of Indiana and M F Durkin and Fred Williams of Barnesboro were business callers in town. Mrs Blair Fleming of Clymer visited the Ward Uncapher home. Mr and Mrs Charles Covalesky attended the Ebensburg fair. Mrs Ross Hart, visiting her sister at Wehrum, returned home. J W Berry was a recent business caller. J Blair Muffley spent the weekend in Indiana with his wife. Mrs James Muray of Pittsburgh is visiting her parents. A number of town folks attended a dance at Ebensburg Tuesday night. Rose Rodgers spent the weekend at her home.

B. R. Williams Indiana Blair Fleming Clymer M. F. Durkin Fred Williams Barnesboro Charles Covalesky Ebensburg Ross Hart Wehrum J. W. Berry J. Blair Muffley James Muray Pittsburgh Hugh Rodgers Our Town Hbensburg Rose Rodgers

Town Visitors and Local Baseball Score Report

Mr and Mrs Ghas and Cramer visited Sunday. Mrs Geo Lindsey and son Ged returned home from Homer City. Lex McGuire of Wehrum called in town. High school baseball lost to Cherry Tree 5 to 4. Also notes Indiana County iron and tire collection drive with local contact Roumim on Philadelphia Street.

Hollywood by the Sea marketed as Florida's All-year Resort City

Promotes Hollywood Florida as a year round seaside paradise founded by Joseph W. Young. Describes coral streets, parks, hotels, a large bathing palace on the Atlantic, and a $150Tours package including all expenses. Appeals to northern visitors with touring offices in New York Philadelphia Boston. Reservations urged as waning opportunity.

Hollywood-by-the-Sea Florida Hollywood Northland Joseph W. Young Virgin Land Timberland National City Building New York City United States Atlantic Ocean Golden Strand Hollywood-by- the-Sea East 42Nd Street New York Cit

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