Local social notes from Hillsdale and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Harry Kerr of Hillsdale hosted visitors Mildred Ray from Indiana over Sunday. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Steel Stuchell from York PA visiting Mr and Mrs Logan Stuchell. Sim Thomas of Monessen spent Decoration Day with his parents Mr and Mrs B W Thomas. David Braughter was a Pittsburgh caller Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kerr
Hillsdale
Mildred Ray
Indiana
Park Home
Steel Stuchell
York
Logan Stuchell
Sim” Thomas
Monessen
B. W. Thomas
David Braughter
Pittsburgh
Memorial Day People Visit Chambersville and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Steve Orlaskey and family of Ernest and Cleveland visitors join Memorial Day gatherings in Chambersville. Local fraternities hosted a two dog roast at Rustic Lodge with dancing, beer or water, and friends from Pittsburgh Baltimore Philadelphia and Detroit are noted as visiting or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Orlaskey
Janet
Cleveland
Mike Konabe
Ernest
Chambersville
George Banks
Pittsburgh
F. E. Kirk
New York State
Wynehoop
Patrick McCarthy
Baltimore
Mary McCarthy
Philadelphia
F. E. McGannon
Ingram
J. P. Cummings
Helen de Lappa
Gloria
Indiana
Anna Martinke
John Orlaskey
Catherine ‘Buggey
Watt Kinter
J. W. Kinter
Clyde Slagle
Dorothy Slagle and
Harry Bigley
Thomas Reed
Marion Center
John Cuddy
Atwool
Walter Bartholomew
H. E. Bigley
Ford City
Raymond Cooper
William Cooper
Apollo
Helen Weston
EH. J. Cummings
Detroit
Punxsutawney
Local Church Services and Community News Reflected
Young Township residents Irvin Slusser Helen Slusser and Glenn Coleman attended Bac calaureate services in Salina. Local families visited in nearby homes. Kansas General Assembly attendance noted. Mrs Frederick Smock of Franklin Pa passed away, sister of Carson Hancock. Elders Ridge Academy reunion and Senior Vesper Service reported. Memorial Day celebrated at Coal Run with picnic baseball and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Slusser
Helen Slusser
Glenn Coleman
Salina
W. C. Smith
George Smith
Floyd
D. F. McCracken
Wear
Lebanon
Harry Neal
Coal Run
General Assembly of the United Presbyterians
Putheburg
Kansas
Frederick Smock
Franklin
John Smith
McKissen Valley
W. N
W. L. Neal
McIntyre
Te Elders Ridge Academy
Friay
Elders Ridge
C. C. Cribbs
D. D
Pittsburgh
Elders Ridge Academy
Charles Swi
Rer union reveals honorary Doctor of Divinity for local pastor
Fart and James Shirley of Iselin attended the event while R. Irvin of MelIntyre conducted business in Indiana Thursday. It was announced at the Elders Ridge Academy alumni gathering that Rev. Jas. R. IE. Craighead, pastor of the Presbyterian Church of West Lebanon, will soon receive the honorary Doctor of Divinity title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fart
James Shirley
Iselin
R. Irvin
MelIntyre
Indiana
Elders Ridge Academy
Jas. R. IE. Craighead
Presbyterian Church of West
Zenith Farm Radio links Labrador mission to world broadcasts
Rev Dr W W Perrett, Moravian missionary in Hopedale Labrador, reports daily short wave reception via Zenith Farm Radio and Wincharger. He notes vast range from London to Tokyo, low power use, and the self charging battery system, with Arctic winter observations and global reach of Zenith Farm Radios in 82 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenith Farm Radio
W. W. Perrett
Wincharger
Eugene F. McDonald
Zenith Radio Corporation
Chicago
Illinois
Hopedale
Labrador
Zenith Farm
Arctic
Perrett
London
Germany
Moscow
Rome
Japan
Australia
Americas
Dr. Perrett
Commander McDonald
McDonald
Zenith
Ion
George V
England
America
United States
Grim Relics Grin Link to Wars of the Roses Found
A historic find at Stamford Lincolnshire uncovers 30 headless skeletons near a site tied to a 1461 beheading tradition. The bodies, described as unusually robust, may trace to Red Rose era executions linked to Stamford. The Montreal Werald notes these remains resemble men of uncommon physique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Lincolnstire
Montreal
Dancing Pebble Aids Deep Oil Well Explosions
Shooters place a loaded charge a mile underground and test detonation by a dancing pebble. A thin paper membrane over the well opening holds a pebble. if the pebble dances and the membrane bursts, the blast is confirmed. If not, no surface signs appear.
Origin of Alphabet Puzzle to Scientists
Origin of the English alphabet remains a puzzle to scientists and linguists. Dr. George Lamsa, connected with the Smithsonian Institution, proposes that each letter is a modified word picture from ancient Aramaic symbols. He cites symbols representing ox worship house and other objects as roots of letters. The first transition of the Old Testament text dates back about two thousand years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lamsa
Smithonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Lamsa
Muphates Valley
Lie Near East
Lawbone
Treatment of Pearls The Tame of bisherigen shows suchings
The excerpt discusses pearl coloration and contamination. It notes that sitings of pert show never the Mipped fate and that the pearl is composed of concentric layers. It mentions capillary action, staining possibilities, and contact with skin or fabrics as factors in color changes. The text references Pathfindier and Solitons in relation to pearls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Ceolor
Vala and the Great Barrier of Power
In a distant realm, Valga the great governs a vast landscape. A mighty fortress sits near the Wall Hills where Thorisos, famed as the sole OGD guardian, towers above the surrounding sea level. Far beyond, a Caspian-like expanse frames the distant scene with a lone tank observed above the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Wall
Thorisos
Fis
Caspian
Draft Horse Classes and Size Ranges in Historic Breeds
The article describes draft horse categories including heavy types and their weights from about 1,000 to 1,700 pounds. It notes light horses mix in between ponies and draft types, with heights varying and some breeds reaching up to 16 hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
Eccentric Authors Mark Gardner’s Unusual Habits
The passage describes literary figures including Whinberk Lue Hinnele and Shelley, noting violent hesitations, precise desks, and a ritual of exact dozen sharpened pencils. Dickens is praised for adorning Wimsele with costly jewelry, reflecting a quirky, ornate authorial persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelley
Yol- Jadre
Dickens
Wimsele
Primitive Areas Designated by Forest Service
The Forest Service of the Department of Agriculture designates three protected areas in the Sandah region. Officials cite diverse ecosystems and watershed protection as core goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coutoridy
Forest Service
Department of Agreutimie
Orkely
Natal
Sandah
March 8 1935 Cash Bet Leads to Bank Dream Collapse
Phil Hayden works a store job and bets on horse racing at Toby’s place after payday. He borrows from the store, loses heavily, then tries to win back money through risky wagers on Chughkidaw and other horses, ultimately forcing a bank loan escape plan as the tale unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
Fleyle
Sle
Roby Berman
Phil
Toby
Chicago
Loalin
Dia Glariot
Bart
Gil Aefuas
Hayden
Hayden That He's Quitter, Hed Stey
Jem
St Peter
Dali
Dalhae
John da
John Dee
Corn as Integral Indian Festival Tradition and Uses
The article recalls the long history of corn in Indigenous culture and the Crean Corn Festival, noting centuries of cultivation and diverse modern uses. It explains shifts in canning from cream style to whole kernel, highlighting applications in roasting, salads, stuffing, fritters, and dressings.
Strange Facts About Elevators At Rockefeller Center
The Rockefeller Center complex houses 155 elevators, the world’s largest vertical transit system. Elevators travelled 720000 miles in 1935, carrying about 200000 people daily, with stops roughly once per second, all day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Center
Earth
Richmond
Virginia
Mother's Pies and Life Tastes Across Ages
A miscellany in the American Weekly notes that flavor perception declines with age while children have more taste buds. It includes how long one might live, a tale of a jeweled queen, and a report on workhouse sentences in Indiana and Smicksburg. Beck and Graydon receive fines and terms after car collision and erratic driving respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Weekly
Pittsburgh, Sun-Telegraph
Sun-Telegraph
Gun- Telegraph
FE. Crepson
C. C. Beck
Smicksburg
Robert Graydon
South Fifth Street
Indiana
Beck
Devinney
Plumville
Graydens
Myers and
Carley
Church Street
Re-election of Indiana Republican leaders at assembly meeting
Thomas re elected chairman and Mrs. Bennett reelected vice chairman with no opposition. The GOP county committee met Monday at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Indiana. temporary chairman Beryl Seanor led the election and a luncheon followed to discuss the coming presidential campaign.
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Young Township
Alaska
Geo. D. Leydic
Wayne Ive
Indiana, Pa
RCA
Rndine
J Tower
Streams
Church ST
Me Amibuilangie Service
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