Maria Bates Delivers Aid In Rainbound Roadside Trip
Maria Bates fills a basket with bread pickles ham and pie then entrusts a pie to Mrs Gordon on a rain toll road. A Rolls Royce carries students and the Gordons later visit Maria to thank her and praise her generous alibi aiding the Dibbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aria Bates
Maria
Dibbica
Marla
Dibbles
Edna
Luise
Bess
Tom
Harry
White House
Elms
Henry
Bill Hoyt
Bill
Exacly
Jim Watson
Gordona
William
Amy Gordon
Blacker
Johnny Cuttle
Siphony
Johnny
Marin
Mrs. Gordon
Bessie
Mrs. Thorne
George
Maria Bates
Rolls-Royce
Gordons
Marie
Gordon
Lucille
Mrs. Bates
Spring Sunday Breakfasts by Josephine Gtrbon Director Heinz Institute
A guide to leisurely Sunday breakfasts with menus and recipes for spring. It features Fruit Cup of Pineapple Orange and Crushed Strawberries Fluffy Omelet with Rice Flakes Quick Tomato Sauce Grape Jelly Bacon Toast Creamed Eggs on Toast Rice Flakes Waffles Wheat Muffins and related tips. Includes detailed steps for Fluffy Omelet with Rice Flakes and batter proportions for Rice Flakes Waffles and Breakfast Wheat Muffins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Gtrbon
Heinz Food Institute
Washington Township Social Notes Run Banked By Orr Family
Misses and Sara Orr have gone to Brooklyn for work. Mrs. Clair Wagner visited the Walter Harmah home. Dozens of local families, including Harman, Fisher, Blystone, and Boyer clans, hosted and visited relatives, shopped, or attended a tax meeting at Marlin schoolhouse. A kitchen shower for Vernard Orr and Harold Walker is noted. many Indiana shoppers and visitors are listed with multiple church and farm connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sara Orr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Clair Wagner
Walter Harmah
Bert Fairman
Indiana
Wenn Fisher
Erwin Fisher
Dayton
M. J. Boyer
George Harman
Walter Harman
Josiah Fisher
Glenn
John Russell
Luther Peterman
Irene
Ernest
West Moreland County
Wilkison
Aick
Thea
Ernest Orr
Willard Frick
Paul Manges
Archie Brown
Byron
Ruth
Ruby
James Stuchel
Ira Marlin
John
Pomona Grange
Betty Ann
Punxsutawney
J. B. Blystone
John Kough
Mt. Union Church
Allen McFarland
Ella Fleming
L. M. Henderson
Near South Bend
T. Hudson
Willet
Roy Blystone
Myron Rearigh
Carl Miller
Marlin
Clair McMillen
Frank Lohr
Erwin
Glenn Fisher
Mae Figher
Glenn Jewart
Walter Manges
Penn Run
John Little
Vandergrift
Pern Wacop
D. Jordon
Women of the Orient gain freedoms amid new roles
A Chicago Tribune analysis notes dramatic gains for East Asian women. In Japan nearly a half million work in textile mills and other industries, gaining economic independence and freedom to choose spouses, though politics remain closed. The piece cites nationalist pushback and a Minseita leader criticizing women’s suffrage and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Orient
China
Japan
Chicago
Nagasaki
Minsekta
Manchurian
Genji Matsuda
Minselta
Smicksburg and Rochester Mills Local Notes
Smicksburg reports J L Gondron ill and seeking treatment in Punxsutawney. Verona and Vandergrift visitors, Pittsburgh residents visit relatives, and new baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Casey. Lenten services set for April 11 in Luther an church, wildlife pictures shown next week, Bays Glee Club to perform. Rochester Mills hosts social at Rev Jordan's with many attendees. Punxsutawney shoppers visit. Germany unemployment rises by 252000 in a month.
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Geo. Condron
Arthur Young
Belle Condron
Margaret
Verona
C. B
Troutman
Bays Glee Club
Dayton High School
David Edmunds
Theo, Hikin
Lola Pulton
Rochester Mills
G. Matthew Jordan
United Presbyterian Church
Harry Ryens
Clifford Hughes
A. G. Bowers
Mildred
Than, Hill
Frank Moore
Etta Kritzer
Edgar Work
G. I. Pollock
Hthel
Lola Belle
James Jeffries
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pauline
Jolene Orr
Mae Fisher
Bruce Kepple
Vernard Orr
Bryan Orr
Alexander Bailey
Dunlop
Buchheit Bros
PENNA
Smicksburg
J. L. Gondron
J. A. Walters
Louise
Butler
Work
Harl Phillipps
Brice
L. R. Hitler
Fanny
Marion Center
J. C. Lemmon
William Oberlin
Margery
Fanny Elder
Roy Anderson
Betty
Germany
Clymer Water Service Co
Pealer Building
Philadelphia Street
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