Golladay School House Guests and Social Visits
Newle Flanigan of Parkersberg toys with Julie Stansell while Bowman attended the Nanter advertainment at New Ross Sunday. Charles Emmert and daughter Melle of Jamestown visited. Elisha Higgs and wife and daughter visited Bess and Meble. Hamilton of Advance took papers for Frank Bowman. Reed and George Brown brought a bushel of potatoes from Keese Ovar Old Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Nanter
New Ross
Elisha Higgs
Bess and
Meble
Reed
George Brown
Local Notes Highlight Neighbors and Visits
The report lists residents visiting relatives and spending Sundays with friends across the area. Names include W H Nay, John Bennington, James Mo ee and family, Mrs Scott Sumpter, Ms Cobel Brown, Mrs Tissie Logan of Lebanon, Frank McMullen and mother, George Walker south of Lebanon, Gideon Smith and wife, Pack Tolley, Esther Stump, James Lasley, George Lasley, George Broshar, Edith Campbell visiting Indianapol is, and the funeral of Alma Roberts at Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon Smith
Pack Tolley
Esther Stump
Walter McGlaughlin
Tissie Logan
Frank McMullen
James Lasley
Honor for a Girl Heroine in Carnegie Fund Awards
Pittsburgh reports 26 Carnegie Hero Fund awards for rescues and bravery. A 16 year old Uniontown student, Anna O Bromley, received a silver medal and $2,600 for rescuing a man from drowning in Barnegat Bay New Jersey on July 21 1968. The fund has issued 377 medals and paid out $270866 to heroes or dependents since its start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Carnegie Hero Fund
Sineeteen
Big Bill Edwards
New York
Gaynor
Hoboken
Anna O. Bromley
Uniontown
Philp F. Fackenthall
Barnegat Bay
High Point
N. J
Honest Toast Falls Flat as Miss Moncrieff Responds
An elderly spinster Mary Moncrieff at a Perth dinner party with Thomas Duncan, the procurator-fiscal, is asked for a toast. She quips that honest men and bonnie lasses applies to neither of them and cannot drink it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moncrieff
Perth
Thomas Iuncan
Mary
Fashionable youth in new season velvet attire
Young girls revel in stylish outfits as narrow silhouettes and bold colors mark the 1911 season. Dainty frocks use minimal fabric with three yards of double-width cloth, while wispy cuts, large hats, and mammoth furs create a striking urban look for seventeen year olds.
Old Time Frolics Popular in Winter Merrymakings
The piece notes a revival of old country frolics with spelling bees as a centerpiece. Families dress in period garb, enjoy ancestral settings, and hostesses create quaint scenes. A club challenge adds community fun with printed notices and reserved seating, appealing to old and young alike.
Bank of Advance invites women to open accounts
The Bank of Advance advertises welcoming women to open bank accounts and manage household expenses by check. It pitches affordability and independence for wives handling finances.
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Bank of
Lebanon R R 13. Mra Ade Ciar
Lebanon was buried at the Old Union Cemetery Saturday. Mr Chas Kipes and Mrs John Owens attended the funeral and took dinner with Mrs. Joe Jackson. Mrs Sam Graham and Myre Versa Reese visited the former parents Mc and Mrs John RichEdgon of Mace Wednesday.
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Mra Ade Ciar
Lebanon
Old Union
Chas Kipes
John Owens
Fueral
Joe Jack
Sam Graham
Myre Versa Reese
John Riche Dgon
Mace
Veiling Jewels and Embroideries Fashioned in London
The article notes a trend of concealing jewelry and ornate textiles behind veils of chiffon. Oriental embroideries reappear in veiled form, paired with gowns in gold or silver tissue and trimmed with metallic embroideries. Veils of dark blue or gray soften vivid colors, making luxurious pieces appear as understated underdress accents.
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London
Coat for girl with simple lacque front fastening
Instruction notes a girl’s coat made in a Chesterfield style with a thick fabric like tweed or serge. It specifies a lace-like coating and lists material needed as 2144 yards of fabric 48 inches wide.
Local Notes On Residents And Visitors In Rosston Area
The report lists residents with illnesses and improvements. George Brosbar is down with rheumatism. David McClellan shows some improvement. Mrs Mollie Bee and Mrs A Debard called on George Brost and family. Neal Day saves oats this week. Funeral attendees at Mrs Alma Roberts’ service in Dover included Elmer Wall and family, Gideon Smith and Mrs George Broshar and daughter Ruie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Bee
Mra A Debard
George Brost
Neignoor Lood
Alma Roberts
Dover
Elmer Wall
Gideon Smith
George Broshar
Ruie
Jamestown R R Happenings Across Local Family Visits
Fragmented OCR notes describe residents and visitors around Jamestown R R line towns. Mentions Ben Hudson Burnie A chart Julio Ainhart Chips Aust Jomo Nicely Suebay and others traveling or visiting relatives in Lebanon and nearby areas.
How to Clean Bamboo Furniture Properly
The article advises cleaning bamboo furniture with soap and warm water and adding salt to the mix. Apply with a brush then wipe with clean cloths until dry and glossy. Ordinary laundry soap removes natural resins and dulls the wood without salt.
When Wearing Flowers Solves Stain Problem
A clever girl makes a chamois bag to hold flower stems and prevent staining fabrics. She cuts gray glove chamois into a corner shape, machines it, and sews a safety pin on the back to attach to a coat or bodice. She suggests two sizes for long stems and short stems for evening wear.
Pebpe Year News At A Glance
Fragmentary OCR yields sparse readable items about local events and notices with few identifiable names or places. The text is insufficient to identify a specific event, date, or organization for a fuller, factual summary.
Wanted old rubber and junk for sale
An item notice seeking used rubber and junk, credited to Oliie Gregory tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliie Gregory Tf
For Sale Light spring agon A Ho Yager th
For sale a light spring agon A Ho Yager th item listed with minimal readable details. The fragment lacks clear owner, model, price, or location data.
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Light Spring Agon
A. Ho Yager, Th
Fence stretchers offered with 5000 rods Royal and Anthony sale
Wanted to sell 5,000 rods of the Royal and Anthony Fence. The seller offers a pair of good fence stretchers free if the buyer handles installation themselves. George Mc Daniel.
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Royal and Anthony
George McDaniel
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Pocohontas Lodge NO. 118
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Newle
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Hamilton of
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Ville
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W. H. Nay
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Here
James Mo Ee
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George Walker
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Albert White
George Lasley
Advance
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Indianapotlis
Misa Anna O. Bromicy
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Caplinger Brothers
Art Sherry
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Alice Scoi
Edna Ashley
Chas. Brown
Riley Northcutt
Elisha Dale
Cha Daie
Alicea
George Sbrosbar
David McClellan
Kincaid
Brother
Rosston
Deg Woodard
Neal Day
Loge Wodard
Emily Spens
Jamestown R. R
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Bill Sandlin
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Chips
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Jomo Nicely
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