Extremely Interesting Meet Cute In Wheelerville
Wanda Leona stops to help a stalled car and meets Fred Yancey, a writer she suspects is the famous Yancey. He pretends to be a stranger but the pair spar and charm each other, discovering a shared disdain for staged romance and a growing attraction, ending with a planned return for the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanda
Tred Yancey
Lke
Mrs. Burnham
Wanda
Wheelerville
Fred Yancey
Burnham Estate
Fred
Ground crews keep air transport flying across the nation
Popular Mechanics highlights the silent force behind air travel, noting that thousands on the ground including engine mechanics, inspectors, and other experts ensure every flight remains safe. It details Cheyenne Wyoming as the world’s largest air overhaul base, housing 500 specialists and a 55-ship fleet for post flight inspections and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Cheyenne
Wyo
Tvo
McHanics
Old Way to Test Linen Described by Grandma
A 1930s era note explains a finger test to distinguish linen from cotton. J A Nury of the United States Textile Company in Chicago describes how linen absorbs water differently, forming a long spot crosswise while cotton shows a circular mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Nury
United States Testy Company
Merchandise Mart
Chicago
Currys Run Church Activities And Local Visits
Sunday school at 10 oclock and preaching at 11 with Christian Endeavor at 730 pm. Local visitors include Mrs Ray Fulmer and son Clair in the Matt Fulmer home, Roy and Paul Fulmer to Beaver county, and several calls to Rising and Fleming families. A girl was born Saturday the 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Ray Fulmer
Clair
Matt Fulmer
Visited and Visiting Residents in Strongstown Greensburg and Nearby
Strongstown residents and relatives are noted in a string of social mentions. Sally Somers plans visits in Greensburg. Blair Empfield and daughter Elizabeth attended a Friday gallery in Regloc. Nearby trips include Richard Troxell of Strongstown Auto Co. to Indiana and Melvin McKnight returning from Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongstown
Sally Somers
Greensburg
Blair Empfield
Elizabeth
Regloc
Richard Troxell
Strongstown Auto Co
Indiana
Melvin McKnight
Detroit
Mich
Margaret Stephens
Ivison
Smith Bennett
Harry Johnson
Johnstown
John Garrett
Local Social Notes From Rossmoyne and Nearby
Rossmoyne residents and neighbors visit friends and relatives in Smicksburg Plumville Minkhlin Hamilton Jeannalis and Five Points. Delbert Frantz Maude Wells Elizabeth Elkin Norris Johnston Glenn Jolneton Orvis Lewis Ollie Brawer and others are mentioned with trips and visits. Also a tip notes removing egg stains from spoons using common salts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Johnston
Glenn
Hamilton
Lawrence Jolneton
Orvis Lewis
Jeannelis
Lewis
Ollie Brawer
CG. Weds
Flve Points
Eligabeth Hikin
Butler
Parkers Landing
Local residents tidy up after flood cleanup shifts
March and Knoxs moved from Annie Moot home to a renovated place east of town after painting and papering. L. B. Moot helped Glass family restore order post flood. Jacob Mottram works for Philips Gas Co in Punxsutawney aiding flood recovery. Mrs. Willard Bauer and daughter Anna from Punxsutawney visited sister Mrs. Wilburn Brown while homes were cleaned. Carl Heltzenrater family relocated to Punxsutawney. Lee Moot and mother Annie Moot with Caroline Mottram shopped in Punxsutawney. Frank Knauf took a business trip to Delaware then back home. Arthur Nichols family children stayed with aunt Mrs. John Warner to finish home cleanup. Sam Dorn and Albert Dorn of near town quilted at Annie Moot. Mary Helen Knauf and Mrs. James Moore traveled to Altoona to visit relatives. Kenneth Pfeiffer class held supper in community hall. W. C. Roderus and son Charles of Braddock visited C. M. Wingert home. William Homan rode with grandmother Mrs. Wm. Zener to Pittsburgh to visit kin. Leona Dilts and friend from Mahaffey visited grandmother Ella Dilts. Harold Mottram bought the Powells runabout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Wm. Zener
Near Town
Pittsburgh
Peeler Dramatics Club raises relief funds and welcomes new members
Peeler Dramatics Club met at the schoolhouse Friday and voted to donate 5 dollars to Salvation Army flood relief. The gathering featured new members, a program curated by Mabel Cribbs, Alice Millen, and Jas Campbell, and a membership tea. Several district residents attended Mrs Elisabeth Miller’s funeral in Indiana Sunday.
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Peeler Dramatics Club
Salvation Army
Mabel Cribbs
Alice Millen
Jas. Campbell
Bethamae Hadden
Dorothy Bowman
Martha ‘Thomas
Jewell Johns
Mildred Cribbs
Sarah Elizabeth Miller
Indiana
Miller
Clarence Wise
Norris Wise
Donnie Wise
Vandergrift
C. D. Peddicord
Merle Smyers
Perry McCreight
Darrid McCreight
F. M. Smathers
James M. Campbell
C. A. McCardle
Johnstown
Windbar
Brenchinger
Local Visitors and Weekend Guests Chronicle
Chambersville events include Harold Relms visiting Mrs Ida Banks Sunday. Harry Brady spent the weekend at home. Carl Miller and family from Van dergrift stayed with Harry Miller's family. Harry Miller moved to Prank Graft farm Monday. Ladies Missionary Circle met at Emma Bothell’s home for an all day session. Melvin McQuitkin visited Van dergrift last week. John Cummings' family called in Indiana Saturday evening. Crooked Creek church Sunday school at 10 o'clock next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersville
Harold Relms
Namine
Ida Banks
Harry Brady
Carl Miller
Vandergrift
Harry Miller
Ladies Missionary Circle
Emma Bothell
Melvin McQuitkin
John Cummings
Indiana
Crooked Creek
Local Notebook of Shoppers and Visits Across Indiana
Indiana readers are listed visiting towns and shopping on weekends, with names including Mrs Gertrude Barnes Martha Bee I E Wooster James Seger Chester Irwin BEsingh, and others. Encounters span Punxsutawney Johnstown and Lewistown plus hospital visits and a flood related absence. Luke 14 11 is quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Barnes
Martha
Indiana
James Seger
Canoe Ridge
Chester Irwin
8. L. Irwin
Weekend visits and flood impact hit local area
Loop Streamer Schaum and Kenneth Frech of Creekside visited Mr and Mrs Kroh on Sunday. Isabel Barrett visited her brother Robert and wife at Leechburg last Saturday. Nathan Timmis and family of Callensburg visited Mrs Mary Barnett over the weekend. Roads damaged by high water of the Mahoning creek are being repaired after the flood, the highest in memory. The old Loop covered bridge stood the flood, though water touched its floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Bee
Indiana
iClyde Bee
Edmiston
Clyde Bee
Rob
Jack
Roy
Gertrude Barnes
Cyrus Green
Lewis Green
Ernest Johnson
Spangler Hospital
Leslie Johnson
Norman Sebring
Portage
C. W. Sebring
EB. W. Lassen
Earl Crumline
Sibyl Clark
Jane Peterman
Baltimore
Emaline May
Rowe Business School
Johnstown
Schaum
Kenneth Frech
Isabel Barrett
Robert
Leechburg
Nathan Timmis
Callensburg
Mary Barnett
Robert Adams
DuBois
Dale Crawford
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WHAML
Frank N. Watson
Dallas
Curry Run
Currys Run
Samuel Miller
Shelocta
Max Nibert
Wallace Rising
McCurdy
Myrtle Mae McCurdy
Mary Leib
William Cox
Vincent Kissinger
Latrobe
W. J. Rising
Archie Rising
Paul Fulmer
Beaver County
Leonard Rising
Rising
Carl Fleming
Helen
Ruth
Nancy Fleming
John Engle
Alberta Fulmer
Peelor
General Assembly
Walter H
Jackson
Indiana, Pa
Assembly
Senate
C. Gilbert
Wolfenden
Indiana Borough
Republican
John S. Fisher
State Republican Committee
Dr. H. B
Buterbaugh
Youngstown
Leslie John
John Fuller
Max
Progress
North Seventh Street
W. E. Barrett
A. M. Barrett
Punxsutawney
J. Clair
Sloan
Joshua T
Stewart
Indiana County
John J. Buggey
Rayne Township
James Williams
Verna Spiers
John Artemus
H. W. Moose
Amanda Moose
Wayne Moose
Harvey Moose
Indiana Hospital
E. N. Buchanan
Anne McFeaters
Irvin Shafter
Rev. Webb
Brassyalley
Craig Hunter
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Indiana Motor Company
North Eighth &T
Indiana, Penna
Parnell, Cowhersco
Citizens Bank
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