Mountain Love Triangle Conflicts in Small Town
Doctor Morgan ponders love as Myra Gray native and Alice Prince summer resident shape his choice. He confronts rumors of proposals and romance while Myra and he grow closer, amid village gossip and competing affections, leaving Morgan torn between two women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Morgan
Alice Prince
Myro Gray
Myra
Alice
Doctor
Morgan
Mountain Village
Dick Morgan
Lkewise
Puless
Myra Gray
Rick
Golf's American roots traced to Holland and early Scotland
Jerome D. Travers and James B. R. Crowell recount golf history noting its unlikely cradle in Holland, the Scottish influence in New York societies, and the gradual spread in the United States with a revival nearing 48 years ago. They cite Albany laws against Sunday play in 1760 and limited early American play as unorganized and local before a genuine launch later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Holland
St. Andrews Club of Scotland
Albany
N. Y
New York
St. Andrews, Society
Scota Society of
Texas
United States
Canada
Jerome D. Travers
James BR. Crowell
Saturday Evening ’Post
Sounds to Control Fires and War With Sound Waves
Howard Coonley, civil director for the chemical warfare service in the New England district, discusses using sound waves to extinguish fires and as a warfare weapon. He envisions tuning forks at central stations vibrating to suppress fires in minutes, noting experiments on his own home show careful tuning prevents structural damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Coonley
Chemical
New ‘England
Mr. Coonley
Shadowless surgical lamp from France aids operations
Light designed to illuminate the work area without shadow by reflecting rays onto the surface. A cylindrical prismatic lens and inner silvered reflectors prevent hands from casting shadows, with focusing, heat cover glass, and a counterweighted shade for tilting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Deaths in Washington township and surrounding areas
Obituary notices report Alonza William Allison of Washington township aged 68 dies April 7 from heart disease. He leaves a widow and six children and was a farmer and carpenter. Also mentioned: David B. Work, 17, Rochester Mills, died April 7 after infantile paralysis. Miss Sarah Jane Adams, Homer City resident, dies April 7. Mrs. W. E. Dixon Cokeville Blairsville dies after long illness. James Parry Moore, 54, former Cherry Tree resident, dies April 7 in Tupper Lake New York. Funeral details provided for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonza
William Allison
Washington Township
Robert
Mary Allison
Misa Jane Smeltzer
Allison
St. John's Lutheran Church
Harvey Adamson
Willet
David Graham
Chambersville
Nelson Cribbs
New Kengington
Harry Allison
Punxsutawney
Lester Allison
Plumville
Mae Allison
Harmony Grove Lutheran Cemetery
Five Points
David B. Work
Rochester Mills
David
Richmond Cemetery
James Pavey Moore
James Parry Moors
Cherry Tree
Mercy Hospital
Tupper Lake
N. Y
Joseph
Elizabeth A. Moore
New York State
Evangelical Church
J. B. Baker
Duff Sawyer
Johnstown
W. W. Nichol
Commodore
Norman Moore
NuMine
B. Baney
O. F. Lodge
I. 0
Andrew J. Duncan
Andrew Jane Duncan
Maple Avenue
Blairsvilley
SS. Simon and Jude's
Blairsville Cemetery
James B. Lydick Dies in Palo Alto California at 68
James B. Lydick aged 68 native of Nola Indiana county died at his Palo Alto home on March 16. He was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lydick. He moved to California in 194 and lived in Los Angeles 12 years before settling in Palo Alto. Survived by widow Mattle Downey Lydick and two sisters Mrs. G. A. Hill and Mrs. F. A. McCartney, both of Brooklyn New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Lydick
James B. Luydick
Nola
Indiana County
Palo Alto
Cal
W. F. Lydick
California
Los Angeles
Mr. Lytick
Mattle
Local Obituaries and Death Notices Collected
Multiple brief obituaries list deaths and funeral plans including K Lewis age 49 at McKinney Steel Company Josephine, Chester Clawson of Clymer, Mrs Andrew J Duncan Blairsville, Mrs Foster White of Meco, Mrs Emil C Hobusch Dayton writer, Isabel Miller Zion’s alley South Bend, Parr Griffith former Armstrong resident. Details cover death causes, family survivors, and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Miller
Harry Miller
Zion's Alley
South Bend
State highway bids rejected for Armaugh Road project
State Highway Department officials rejected the low bid of 161,676.80 by Jamison and Knopp for the Brushyvalley to Armagh road, deciding slag paving is cheaper than stone. The project will be rebid, with R. H. Cunningham Company the next-low bidder at 15,952.40 plus 275.60. Also note an arrival of a 8 pound 1 ounce boy to Mr and Mrs Clifford L. Smith of Wayne Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Brushyvalley
Armagh
Jamieson and Knopp
Fredonia
Clark
Community News Highlights From Plumville Area
A crowded notice of visits and social happenings across Plumville includes Robert Wood Rey and family from Pittsburgh visiting Mrs. Margaret Douds, Mrs. Amanda Kirkpather, and Mrs. James Edwards. trips by J M Sommers to Homer City. Margaret Hamil visiting T H M Hamil. Mrs. Rebecca Wilson returning from near Marion Center. Merle Shaffer moving into the Shaffer property. the Whiteours family visit from Florida. Rev Giffen of Pittsburgh supplying the Presbyterian church. Mrs. James McClure of Friendswood Texas visiting relatives. Rev J Wallace Fraser visiting with his family. funeral attendance for R H Pierce of Rosamoyne. pole deliveries by Robert Beatty, Good Mulberger, and Fred Jewart for Penn Public Co.. wiring of houses and public buildings. A G Lukehart and B Lukehart visiting from Dayton R 1. Carl Moorhead and Budd Weaver with Indiana connections. Rev J C Pinkerton to conduct United Presbyterian services on Sabbath. news of Dr J B Thomas killed in an automobile accident near Cleveland, with Mrs Thomas visiting Dr A F Frasher’s home and remembered by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaffer
Swanson Johnson
Sloan Bell
Vhitteours
Florida
Myra. Marshall
A. F. Pifer
Butler
Rev. Giffen
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church
James McClure
Friendswood
Texas
Ima Keplar
Blakeley
DuBois
Helen Edwards
J. Wallace Fraser
D. J
Girard
Frnent Pierce
R. H. Pierce
Rosamoyne
Robert Beatty
Good Mulberger
Fred Jewart
Penn Public Co
A. G. Lukehart
Lukehart
Dayton R. 1
Carl Moorhead
Indiana
Budd Weaver
J. C. Pinkerton
United Presbyterian Church
Local Social Roundup From Trastings And Gipsy
Elmer Routch Wilgus and family of Trastings spent Sunday at Murray Fetterman’s home. Dewey Rairigh visited his parents Mr and Mrs H Rairigh. Edith Trimble stayed with her parents in town. Gladys Rairigh spent Saturday evening with Lucy Blose. Don Trimble of Gipsy was in town Sunday. Elmer Gromley was a Gipsy caller recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Routch
Murray Fetterman
Dewey Rairigh
Rairigh
Edith Trimble
Gladys Rairigh
Lucy Blose
Don Trimble
Gipsy
Elmer Gromley
Local farming and social notes from Maple Grove area
Maple Grove community reports show John Lambing supplying gasoline for tractors and road work while Frank Miller and James Clawson made several local visits. Numerous residents including Mrs Albert Coy and Ruth Detwiler noted, along with farming activity and a few health concerns.
Local Visits and House Guests Highlight Rural Letters
John Fetterman and his children visited relatives in Purchase Line on Sunday while Orpha Wright stayed with Pauline Bostic in Bowdertown. Louise Myock spent the week with grandparents Oran and Mrs Fyock. Bert Fyock and family visited John Trimbkay on Sete: day. East Run resident Wilgus spent the weekend with Patl Ginthenthazit parents. Webrum kin visited town recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wetterman
John Fetterman
Wilgus
Katherine Walker
Purchase Line
Montgomery Brethren Church
Eva
Ivan
Orpha Wright
Pauline Bostic
Bowdertown
Louise Myock
Oran Fyock
Bert Fyock
John Trimbkay
Ol Charrah
East Run
Patl Ginthenthazit
Webrum
Visttinetty Town
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Jane Osborn
America
Sarah Jane Adams
Homer City
A.M. Adams
Miss Adams
A. M. Adams
Samuel Adams
Blairsville
R. B. McClure
Greenwood Cemetery
W. EB. Dixon
Cokeville
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. E. Dixon
W. R. Dixon
Derry
Mra
Frank C. Thornburg
K. Lewis
McKinney Steel Company
Josephine
B. K. Lewis
Lewis
Entriken
Huntingdon
Chester Clawson
Clymar
Leschburg
J. A. Clawson
Clymer
Burnaide
Foster White
Meco
Indiana Hospital
Emil C.‘ Hebused
Emil C. Hobusch
Alexander Hobusch
Dayton
Ohio
Luisi
Parr Griffith
Armstrong Township
Anna
Laura
Edward Griffith
L. Smith
Clifford L. Smith
Wayne Avenue
Cvan
Helen May Walker
Maple Grove
John Lambing
Frank Miller
Number Two
Albert Coy
Trobert Adams
Aimos Lehrecengost
Zonas Decker
Ruth Detwiler
Blair McCullough
M. Uncapher
Jay and
Wilmer Henry
Hellwood
Isaac Sleppy
William McCullough
Channery Decker
Glenn Coy
Zeus Decker
F. B. Miller
James Clawson
D. F
the Savings & Trust Company of
Indiana, Pa
Hand Biles
The
Indiana Progress
Brown's Boot Shop
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