Berkeley Love Pact Ends Without Ceremony
In Berkeley California on June 14 the couple Sylvia Stowell McCarthy and Arnold Milchard Roth spoke of their decision to marry without a formal ceremony. The bride’s family opposed the match, while Roth described their union as a true partnership, not requiring a traditional wedding.
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International News Service
Berkeley
Cal
Ventonal Herkeley
Athens
Sylvia Stowell McCarthy
Ies
Antioles Society Bud
Arnold Milchard
Oth
Marri
Roths
Migs McCarthy
Avery McCarthy
Los Anselon
Proom
Sylia
Love Pact couple discuss marriage and free love
Roth and his wife defend a free union rejecting family ties. They oppose state care for children and favor personal liberty to choose partners. They voice support for free love and criticise divorce and traditional marriage as constraints on happiness.
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Trev
Arnold Geward Roth
Mtate
Wes
Lylian
Roth
Mies
J. Moore
Musa
Meedwood City
Veterans visit in Blairsville from local Grand Army groups
In Blairsville a varied set of Grand Army of the Republic organizations enjoyed a week of compliant state activities. John B Bell of Bridgeville Tin attended the veterans at Mrs ALT Bell's home in Gleiravilles, visiting his sister-in-law.
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Grand Army of the Republic
India
Nth
John B. Bell
Bridgeville, Tin
Coa
Alt Bell
Gleiravilles
Miss Almae Myang and Friends Visit In Bairsville Area
Locals from Puts sative hey and Spring streets share news of visits with Jett Thompson and Miss Mivilis Beach. Several individuals including Miss Dorothy Gitte and Miss Glente Sherif are noted at Wilson College events and a Presbyterian church honors Anita Armstrong Campbell, a missionary to India on furlough.
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Allee Myang
Jett Thompson
Spring Streets
Gunehe
Dorothy Gitte
Chautauqua Tent Opens as Summer Programs Begin
Readers attend a Village event with speakers including Laura Beith and local figures. Activities include children’s performances at 9 AM and talks by Jerome Davis and George R. Wells. Corner of Spring and Old Main hosts the event with multiple August dates and real estate listings for Homer City.
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Laura Beith
Mary Societies
Tae
Abby Chautauqua
Italy
Gadmean Kr
Devil D. Vaurban
Jerome Davis
Hiebert
Lew Gaps
Geoerge
R. Wells
Spring
Old Main
Fragmented transfer list crossing banks and towns
A garbled OCR record lists numerous land transfers across several counties and states. Items reference acres and perches, timber, coal and iron interests, and multiple named parties including Pratt, Ry & T Co, Abitthew Draner, and Margaret Kinport. Locations span Banks LEY, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Illinois with scattered figures like 175 timber and 20.0.
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Banks
Ry & T. Coal and Iron Co
Tierhey
Vivirsville
Youngs
Drath Coat Co
Las Lake
Kirst Ward
Titiana
Margaret
Kinpurts
Eror
Chery
Minni
Neff
Wilbert
Guidi
Pieretiess
Lois
Cattheeure Sibley
Seubin
Mike Peuhin
Badeki
Unclear local notices mix in Tarntum guests and accidents
A garbled local items page lists Mrs. Hd A Weamer visiting Tarntum and family, travel plans to Philadelphia and Atlantic City, new Mord trucks bought by several, and minor accidents on a bridge near Tearing Run south of Homer City. Also notes illnesses, arrivals, and a Maple Sugar output figure of 14 800 pounds from Quebec provinces.
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Hd. A. Weamer
Tarntum
Whi. Weamer
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
S.C. Kunkle
Sonsant
Pritchart
Martha Shermen
Thaw
Leone
Pauline Wthare
Tomer City
Rudolf Steffy
Lester Tuck
Run
Shadle
Thomas Rosser
Gracaton
Edward Marshall
Tra Martin
Mary
Mildred Laney
Montana
W. R. Griffith
Be "O. Rankin
Wilkinsby
BE. J. Miller
Fily
Edward Miller
Gettysburg
Quebec
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Blairsville
Jersey
Ofa Pudgy Jay
AND
Then & Chap
Oor
Groutman’s Store News
Phine
Ane
Troutman
Lebanon
Lela W. Repine
Anna M. Istahl
Homer City
M.S. Stahl
Mcdina
Anna MM
Stahd
Pittsburg
George McManus
Pvavis Theatre
Pittsburgh
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