Points on People in the Pittsburgh Area Society
Gua Hood of Pittbearg visits his old home here Rev George S Holmes from Htte burg visits today Robert George of Coral attends the East Liberty versus Old Roya basketball game Mr and Mrs J Conver depart for a six week stay with Henry Conner in Florida Josie Nelson of Cleveland visits her sister Mrs McMichael on West Church street expected to stay through spring Rev and Mrs McCracken of Johnstown return after visiting Mrs Adlar family Mrs O P Smith returns from Cleveland after two weeks visiting Mrs W H McMichael in West Church street McMichael accompanying her to Pittsburgh and will return Wednesday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert George
Coral
East Liberty
Mrs. J
Conver
Mr. Conner
Henry Ou, Conner
Arto, Fla
Josie Nelson
Cleveland, O
Mrs. McMichael
West Church Street
O. P. Smith
W. H. McMichael
Cleveland
McMichael
Pittsburg
Local Election Winners Tie Larimer County Posts
Marion Center resident T. G. Ramey was elected Larimer County treasurer and James McCreery, formerly of Enuat Mahoning now in I't.Collins, Colo., was chosen sheriff. Other notes mention Frank Stewart visiting his mother after artesian work in Washington, Mrs Arianna Stewart recovering, and various residents traveling or visiting home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Ramey
Larimer County
Colorado
James McCreery
Enuat Mahoning
I’t.Collins
Colo
Frank Stewart
Washington
Arianna Stewart
East Mahoning Township
B. F. Harre
Allegheny
Hax Raturoud
Clyde Foresman
New York City
James H. Long
Irwin
Hare
Addie Pounds
Indiana
H. Jones
J. W. Frampton
Panxautawney
Harry Little
Edward Klaine
Pittaburg
Local residents listed in a week of visits and health notes
Miss Sarah Smith suffers, William McCoy confined to bed, Daniel Stephens and Charles Walta Mire nursing foot injuries from rusty nails. John Adams of Cherrytree spent weekend visits. Mrs Ellen Carr and Floyd Barnheimer visited Mrs Joby Smith in Bear Kenwood. Marie Stephens, African missionary, spent Saturday with her brother Daniel. Susan Henry of Indiana wintering with daughter Mrs W W Houston. John Getty family of Pine Flat plan trips to Kansas and Illinois. B V Smith hosted relatives, John Daupcan of Vandergrift visited. May Fair visited brother in Saltsburg. Lizzie Stoneback guest in Latrobe and Ligonier. William Honaston and Carrie spent Sunday with friends in Homer. Mable Clark visiting sister in Vandergrift. Charles Singer of Altoona visited parents. Hadden spouses visited Allegheny and Altoona. Doty of Derry visited here. Gertrude Singer visiting relatives in Altoona. Ollie Lyda of Mechanicsburg spent Sunday here. Mrs McGee of Blairsville visited daughter Mrs J R Goary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Smith
William McCoy
Daniel Stephens
Charles Waltamire
John Adams
Cherrytree
Ellen Carr
Floyd Barnheimer
Joby Smith
Bear Kenwood
Marie Stephens
Susan Henry
Indiana
W. W. Houston
John Getty
Pine Flat
Kansas
Illinois
B. V. Smith
John Daupcan
Vandergrift
Misa May Fair
Saltsburg
Lizzie Stoneback
Latrobe
Ligonier
Mis
William Honaton
Carrie
Trienda
Homer
Mable Clark
Charles Singer
Altoona
Mrs. Hadden
Maud Muller at Library Hall Tomorrow Night
Ancient Meadow romance is staged as Maud Muller arrives in Maine woods with Judge Wayne and Farmer Maller's daughter. Beulah Thompson leads a company with scenery and specialties, while McDougal’s dancing classes invite beginners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Muller
Wayne
Maud
Maller
Theodore
Maine Woods
Hemlock Woods
Maine
Mand Muller
Beulah Thompson
Myod Muller
Clarksburg Notes On Local Visits and Growth
Clarksburg contains a developing basketball team in formation and a number of social visits. Mrs Armour Cribbs visited Braddock while Mrs Julig Wiggins of Indiana stayed with Ming Mary Gray. Four houses rise along the creek road and the town gains mail service via the R. R. & P. railroad. Iselin’s new church reports large membership as Ladies Missionary Society and the W. O. T. U. hold November at Martha Rugselt’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julig Wiggins
Indiana
Ming Mary Gray
Clarksburg
Iselin
Ladies, Missionary Society
Martha Rugselt
Free Clocks Offer From Local Furnishers
During December the dealer offers a free 1 cent per sale discount on every $20 purchase and a Black Forest Miniature Clock. With an $85 sale a 10 percent discount and a Beuuine Black Forest Queboo Clock are offered. The clocks come from Sulipnaoh and Hordburg Germany and were awarded a Gold Medal at the World’s Fair in St Louis. Contact Henry H. Steving at Wand 21 N Sixth St Indiana Pa from the local furniture seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulipnaoh
Hordburg
Germany
St.Louis
Henry H. Steving
Wand
Immortality of the Soul disputed in a debate
A discussion critiques the opinion that the soul is immortal, arguing science shows transformation without destruction and that the soul differs from the nonconscious rose. It asserts the soul endures through mental growth and liberty beyond bodily decay, challenging materialist links between body and soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Moallock
Mr. Mallock
Lincoln
Tere
Quelling a Mutiny A George Dewey and the Kearsarge tale
An 1886 mutiny aboard the old Kearsarge ends when Admiral George Dewey, executive officer, faces fifty sailors with twelve pistols. He orders roll call. John Jones fails to answer and is fatally shot. One by one the mutineers step forward, bowing to his demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dewey
Kearsarge
Admiral Dewey
Devney
Manila Bay
John Jones
Jones
Dewey
George Smith
Frere
Smith
Terrain of the Awful Pause
A short reflection on the dreaded conversational lull the awful pause, its effect on polite discourse, and how even a careful speaker can be silenced by overlong silence. The piece notes the difficulty of breaking the moment without embarrassment and the relief a fool may feel when speaking without thought.
Breeding of Gentlewomen in England
An excerpt discusses how centuries of husbandry have shaped the upper class, comparing cultivated traits in gentlewomen to bred livestock. It argues that clear skins bright eyes and shapely limbs reflect long careful breeding and the influence of conventional ideas and precedence on the gentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Devon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gua Hood
Pittbearg
George
Holmes In & Htteburg
Rav. and
J. O Vu, McCracken
Johnstown
Marion Center
Kenwood
Bladelior
Whittier
Mainley Hotel
Ira A. Myers
Oak Street
North Fifth Street
Moe
Wborough
Stagaranos
Armour Cribbs
Braddock
W. M. Murlock
W. A Loughay & CO
H. Sutton
Best. Arexx
Pillsbury
I Ofice
North Sixth Street
Henry H. Strying
Tom E. Hildebrand
Drugaist
Goughs
Colde
Group
Sanstrous
Bod
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