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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
5
Saltsburg reports visitors from New Kensington and Blairsville with several townsfolk hosting guests. A Sunday Baptist church lecture and a union Presbyterian meeting anchor the week as Avonmore celebrates jay week with Ferris wheel and merry-go-round attractions. The Connellsville area announces a new full time timetable for the Conemaugh division next Sunday.
Roving visits mark a busy week as Mr. and Mrs. P N Davis of Heilwood call on H G Davis. Pittsburgh guests Joseph Askins and Charles Askins Jr with Henry Hardy and Raymond Kurlbind travel to Wesley Askins. Ebensburg fair draws many locals including Mr. and Mrs Oliver Bennett visiting John Engle. Detwilers of Nolo and Mrs Jane Brown spend time with John Engle. Welling Johns of Pine Plats makes a business call. the Chapmans visit the Coy home. H C Cameron trips to Wehrum. Amos Schrecengost calls at Pike’s Peak. Harvey Strong attends the Ebenburg fair and visits daughter Mrs Roy Schrecen gost. Ora Faith, teaching at Nolo, spends weekend with Marlin and Mrs Faith. T A Walker and daughters visit friends near Heilwood. Mrs Isaac Mentch and daughter shop in Indiana. Frank Stephens of Indiana visits H C Cameron home. Mrs Mary Holmes of Arizona visits her mother, Mrs Mentch.
Social items list visits and arrivals from Blairsville Indiana Sharpaville and Lakeland Fla. Mrs J A Hayes hosted Ladies Fancy Work Club. Visitors included Mrs T McGillick Mrs H C Christ and several Smiths. The Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society met at the church basement.
Russell Herlinger and George McCrea visited the county seat last Thursday. Mrs. Harry McCrea and two children and Mrs. Kimmel of Indiana came with friends in the valley that day. G T McCrea and wife spent Saturday in Indiana. Paul St. Clair and family of Homer City called in the valley Sunday. Myra and Martha McCrea visited grandparents G. T. McCrea and wife Sunday. Bruce George and family visited in Homer City Sunday afternoon. James McElwee and two children were Indiana visitors Saturday evening.
A rainy day tale unfolds in a dim hall where a girl slips away with a red umbrella as a young man departs with a black one. An aging man reclaims loss and learns the truth about Thyra, her father, and a marriage license. The umbrellas symbolize family ties and a hopeful future as the old man reconciles.
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