Francine Confesses Love and Changes Count Stefano's Plans
Francine Derry tells Count Stefano she cannot marry him due to loving a different man. He responds with understanding and they plan to remain friends. Francine and Stefano grow closer as she grapples with telling her mother and facing an abrupt departure.
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Count Stefano
Francine
Mrs. Derry
Derry
Sand
Pye
Prancine
Steve
Shel
Francina
Princine
Trinelne
Janeine
Fran
Norma
Monte Cristo Gains Real Money For France In Auction
The fictional Count of Monte Cristo earns funds for France since 1926 totaling 40 500 francs yearly and 112 100 francs after 1935. Jean Rayhaud wins the Chateau d If auction near Marseille paying 9 844 francs monthly for tourism rights and two francs per visitor on weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Cristo
France
Edmond Dantes
Chateau D'I
Mediterranean
Marseilles
Alezandre Dumas
Chateau d’If
Mirabeau
Philippe Weallte
Chateau d'Il
Jean Rayhaud
Annecy
Les
Copper Boulder Traced to Keweenaw Point Origins
A glacial ice sheet carried a native copper boulder from Keweenaw Point on Lake Superior to Indiana, a 400 mile journey. The piece, presented to the Field Museum by Frank Thomas, is unique in the region as no other native copper deposits are found nearby. Granite boulders across the area were shaped by ancient glaciers, with a southward boundary along the Ohio River and into southern Missouri and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ys Avello
Keweenaw Point
Lake Superior
Indiana
Field Museum
Chicago
Vrank 1
Thomas
Bremen
Ohlo
Missouri
Kansas
Lessons on Luke's Great Supper and Invitation
A sermon outline on Luke chapter 14 interprets the great supper as God’s salvation through Christ. It emphasizes the urgent invitation to all, human excuses, and the master’s anger and inclusive outreach to the lowly, warning against rejecting grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Luke
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Why We Are a Lonely Loneliness Quote of Brooke
A reflective aphorism notes loneliness stems from self isolation and overemphasis on sorrow. It suggests failing to welcome others or to balance sharing pain with others, urging restraint in seeking sympathy.
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Fife
Stopford A. Brooke
Salt presence described as less noticeable than absence
The note states that salt presence is less noticeable than its absence, implying appreciation for what is present when we are gone. It reflects on perceptual emphasis and suggests a broader reflection on recognition.
Residents and visitors attend sale at T. M. Donahey home
Community members from West Lebanon and nearby towns gather Saturday afternoon at the late T. M. Donahey home in Tunnelton. Families arrive for the sale while others visit kin, with church services planned at the Presbyterian church and a Sunday communion. A fire at the St. C. George farm caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lebanon
T. M. Donahey
Tunnelton
John Donahey
Robert Coulter
Meade Lowman
W. W. Coulter
Local Social Notes From Elderton and Surrounding Areas
Elderton residents report visits from Blairsville and Kittanning guests while others attend a high school play. Local families share meals and greetings at Clark and Calhoun homes as townspeople recall friends from Rural Valley, Indiana, Gastown, and Canton Ohio.
Community Notes From Indiana and Neighboring Towns
Mr and Mrs W L Henry visited Dr and Mrs A B Kaufman of New Kensington on Monday. Mr and Mrs H J Stiffler and Mr and Mrs W W Stiffler attended the funeral of their uncle Elmer Leasure in Indiana last week. Mr and Mrs J K Learn visited his brother and sister in Ambrose on Friday. A missionary meeting at John Henrys drew fifteen members. Indiana callers included Mr and Mrs W L Henry on Wednesday and Mr and Mrs J R Learn at Glen Campbell the same afternoon. Mrs Anna Smith and son Ralph visited her other son Quaid who is ill in Indiana hospital with blood poisoning in the hand. Mr and Mrs J R Learn and R J Learn and family spent Sunday with George Learn in Vandergrift.
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B. BE. Forquer
W. J. Hiner
Mechanicsburg
Waterman
Paul Campbell
Martha Irene
Parkwood
G. H. Coleman
Betty Silvis
H. B. Fulton
James Risinger
Homer City
W. H
A. C. Guiste
Clyde Clawson
A. A. Weaver
Dorothy
Cleta Jane
Rankin
Rose Mary
Nancy Jane
Presbyterian Church
Tony Bertolino
Buffalo
Charles Framontano
Sammy
Charles Bertolino
Marion Keir
Martha
Blatraville
Dolly Mae Millers
Kier
Blairsville
Fulton
George Learn and Family
Vandergrift
Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers
A compact notice indicates a reader offer linking The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette at a price of five dollars and fifty cents. It reflects a subscription arrangement or promotional deal for distributed newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
After Lent meat dishes revive hearty favorites
The article urges returning to meat dishes after Lent with new recipes. It outlines Deviled Spare Ribs Smothered Hamburg Patties Ground Steak With Onion Gravy Pork a la King on Puff Pastry Quick Puff Pastry and Corned Beef Casserole With Prepared Mustard with detailed preparation steps and baking times for each dish.
Local Social Roundup from Marion Center and Nearby
Marion Center and nearby communities feature a weekend of visits and greetings. Miss Mary Caldwell, Indiana, spent the weekend at home. Residents from Punxsutawney, Banks Township, Oak Tree, Cherryhill Township, and Wilkes Barre share gatherings and travel news. A 80th birthday for Mrs. Neely of McGee’s Mill is noted, and Mrs. Harvey Widdowson of Indiana dies of a stroke.
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Robert Wetzel
H. H. Wetzel
Asbury College
Wilmore
Sara Avey
Iona
John
Ralph
Paul Wynkoop
Indiana
Murray Gilpatrick
Oak Tree
Clay Berkeypile
Cherryhill Township
J. B. Long
Louise Carnahan
Neely
McGee’s Milla
Mra
N. B. Barr
Harvey Widdowson
Bes‘sie Work
Homer N. Work
Frank McNutt
Brookville
Frank Doyle
Helen McLaughlin
L. McLane
Pittsburgh
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Ritawatei
Mooiy Tila Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Si Howard
George
R. V. Wright
Alex Clark
Lawrence Sillis
John Frailey
Mellon Calhoun
Gastown
Smith
Pearl Spang
Wandercrift
C. P. Clark
Swank
Kittanning
W. 8. Smith
Bernice Clark
Clint Boyer
Lawrenceville
Clyde Boyer
Clair Reefer
Everett Blystone
Canton
Jean Clark
Penn
J. A. Smith
Josephine Gibson
Heinz Food Institute
Norge
Troub Furniture
Indiana, Penna
James J. Walters
R. W. Wehrle Registered Optometrist
Philadelphia St
Telephone
DR. Stahlman
Phila. St
Capitol Restaurant
Pr. Stahlman
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