Anniversary rites mark Presbyterian Brotherhood roots
Fragmentary notes report a seventeenth anniversary event for the Brotherhood of Andrew Ballin at Reading founded in 1888 by Rev Beiler. A reception by Mr and Mrs JRB King followed. Nearby items mention teachers, a normal school basement scene, and recent deaths William Lear Warren Ween and a child of Mr and Mrs Thomas of Indiana.
Expositions, Pullman travel and film rumors in a bold summer mix
The article sketches travel by Pullman from Pittsburgh or California for two expositions this summer, with several local couples already pledging to travel. It notes a minimum car price of 45 dollars per day and highlights industry praise for Graham Brothers and Dodge Brothers. It also references Manhattan Madness starring Estelle Taylor and Jack Dempsey, plus a European trip planned by Jack and associates and a blackout incident involving a dinner guest.
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David Blair
Wayne Avenue
Pullman Company
Pittsburgh
California
Local Notes From Wandin and Diamondville Community
Mr and Mrs Wm Waltermire and Henry Shank with family visited in Shanktown. Stave Hontes from Indiana stayed overnight with Manuel McCullough in Shawnee. Ida McCreary stopped by in Clymer as a caller on Monday. Diamondville public school closed a successful term under Jay Hines. J M Marshall of Evening Gazette staff was a cellar in Wandin on Wednesday. William Buterbaugh moved to P M Sickenberger farm near Wandin. Jom Lydies made a business trip to Flemings Summit on Thursday evening. The Methodist people of Diamondville plan to start meeting on the ith at Diamondville. Mrs W N Sickenberger spent several days in Clearfield last week. P M Sickenberger and wife and W N Sickenberger and wife dined with Frank Barbor near Dixonville on Sabbath.
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Wm. Waltermire
Henry Shank
Shanktown
Stave Hontes
Indiana
Manuel McCullough
Shawnee
Ida McCreary
Clymer
Diamondville
Jay Hines
J. M. Marshall
Evening Gazette
Wandin
William Buterbaugh
Graham Brothers Lead World In 144 Ton Truck Production
Official Detroit figures for the first quarter of 1925 show Graham Brothers ranked first in the world for 144 ton truck production and sales. In combined 1 ton and 1 1/2 ton fields they were surpassed only by Pard. H W Thomas, a Dodge Brothers dealer, notes the steady, unglamorous rise of Graham Brothers over three years, driven by truck performance and broad Dodge dealer distribution. Their output exceeds 100 trucks daily, supported by dealer service and strong facilities, reinforcing their market lead.
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Graham Brothers
Pard
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H. W. Thomas
Dodge Brothers
Graham” Brothers
Youra Pga
Poals Ton
Thia
mee + Laayance
Henge
Orgalors
Serea Arch
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