Cliff nghaite Seeks Fast One in O Mila Race Bid
Oldfield May 26 Clif nghaite aims to win the O Mila race next Tuesday after spending about $200,000 on a record car built with Harry Miller. The car, claimed fastest yet on track, was tested in California and here in long grind trials. Durant and Miller offer cautious bets, while nghaite vows to count the cost whether he wins or not.
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Oldfield
Clifnghaite
Harry Miller
Losis
Cliff
California
Durant
Local Notes From Rossiter and Nearby Towns
A stream of brief notices from Rossiter and nearby areas mentions Clymer Hancock and family visiting friends, Grace accompanying them home, and several residents like Steve Gibson, Del Kelly, and Fyock stopping by. Town figures report coal loading, fishing trips, mine moves near Indiana, and routine business trips. Grand Chief Lena Bugeras from Johnstown and other locals are noted at Temple events.
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Jay Long
Hcer
H. Bence
Oakes
Earl
Thomas
Indiana
Steve Gibson
del Kelly
Diamondville
T Fyock
Penn Run
Nel Clemson
William Bowser
Mr. Bowser
Alphia
Lena Bugeras
Ithian Sisters of
Johnstown
Baxter
Lloyd, Sam
Frank Gorilla
Mall Outlay Brings Health To Salesman
A Philadelphia salesman at 1330 N Holly claims Tanlac gave him vigor and relief from stomach pain weakness and breathlessness. He says the medicine restored appetite and energy for work after a long period of poor health.
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Holly
Philadelphia
Slattery Denies Henry VIII Founded Church of England
Rev Dr Charles Lewis Slattery, rector of Church in New York and bishop elect of Massachusetts, launches effort to correct the claim that Henry VIII founded the Church of England. He notes Henry VIII had no role in the Reformation and discusses the English church reform and its European context.
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Charles Lewis Slattery
Grade “Church
New York
Goodfutor
Massachusetts
Henry VII
England
Church of England
Henry
Episcopal Church In
America
Dioscense
Long Island
Tthe Board of Education
Henry Vile
Slattery
Europe
Ieform
Henry VIII
Elderton Area Visits and Local Events Reported
Elderton residents hosted visitors including Mrs Blaine McPherson and children Mrs John Meyer and family and Mrs Mike Ulmer of Pittsburgh. Raymond Rearick of Blanca was seen in town Sabbath. Local shoppers and callers from Whitesburg and Rural Valley appear among the mixed social notices. A singing class concert drew a large audience and may inspire another event.
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Blaine McPherson
Elderton
John Meyer
M. J. Timblin
Mike Ulmer
Pittsburgh
Raymond Rearick
Blanca
James Hall
Near Advance
Amy Johnson
Lisle Peterman
Near Whitesburg
W. S. Smith
Earl Spence
Creekside
Lee Henderson
Webey
F. G. Smith
Virginia
Margaret Cathay
Kilderton
Reforming the Church of England in Henry VIII’s era
A discussion uses three illustrations to explain continuity in the Church of England through English historical study. It argues reform did not begin with Henry VIII but existed earlier, tracing origins across centuries. Also notes Mrs Alma Newlin recovering well from surgery in Indiana Hospital and returning home to Kenwood.
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Church of England
Newport
Henry VIII
Alma Newlin
Indiana Hospital
Kenwood
Uniontown Speed Races Lease Secured For 1922 Season
Uniontown Speedway Association stockholders backed by Pittsburgh capitalists secured a lease from the receiver for the 1922 season. Charles W. Johnson will oversee races as plans for a June 17 event move forward, with fuller details to follow in upcoming newsletters.
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Las Uniontown
Speddway Association
Pittsburgh
Inchcring
Western Pennsylvania
Unintown Speedway Association
Srepointysl
Charles W. Johnson
Unioftown
Tom
Uniontown
Indianapoli
East
J. Fred Shean
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McLean
Wilmer Stewart