Local social notes from Rochester Mills and nearby towns
Rochester Mills and surrounding communities report visits and moves including Clair Gibson and Mrs. Gibson family, Oberlin relatives, Miss Ant McAfoose from Indiana, Martha Oberlin purchasing a Dodge coupe, and birdlife noting about 250 species in Pennsylvania. Multiple residents hosted guests from Pittsburgh Deckers Point Punxsutawney Indiana Barnesboro Parnassus and Carnegie regions over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Mills
Clair Gibson
Jeanne
Mra. Ray
Pittsburgh
Wm. Gibson
Ralph Oberlin
Deckers Point
O. A. Oberlin
H. W. Oberlin
D. W. Oberlin
Glen Campbell
Ivan Miller
David Gibson
Murray Gilpatric
L. R. Bilder
Fanny
Ant McAfoose
Indiana
G. I. Pollock
Martha Oberlin
Wilbur Carnahan
T. M. Gilpatric
L. R
Hitler
Carlisle Gibson
Charlie Hoop
Parnassus
Dean Richardson
Barnesboro
Harry Richardson
Charles Moody
Louise Ross
Jean Dunlap
BE. B. Elder
Wm. Fredrick
Church Services and Local Family Visits in Chambersville
Sunday school at 10 with church services at 11 at Crooked Creek church. Melvin Wells and family from Van dergrift visited Nettie Wells. Carl Miller and son Raymond from Vandergrift visited Harry and Mrs. Miller. Rey and Mrs. Flesher and family from Marion Center joined Frank and Mrs. Kirk. Dr Joseph Kinter’s family from Indiana visited Watt and Mrs. Kinter. Chas Brady called on Anna Gray near Five Points. Mrs Harold Reims of Namine visited Ida Banks. Grace Peterman called on Mrs Harry Miller. Paul Brady visiting friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek
Melvin Wells
Vandergrift
Nettie Wells
Carl Miller
Raymond
Harry Miller
Rey
Flesher
Marion Center
Frank Kirk
Joseph Kinter
Indiana
Watt Kinter
Chas, Brady
Anna Gray
Five Points
Roy Blystone
Howard McCausland
Sara Davis
William Gress
Ed. Lohr
Creekside
Isaac Blystone
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Matthew Orr
Reid Blystone
Herb Sewart
M. J. Boyer
Bryan Orr
A. ‘C. Marshall
Norman Little
Plumoville
Josiah Fisher
Luther Peterman
Irene
Ralph
Maurice Miler
Social News From Coal Run and Nearby Areas
Dorothy McKee and daughter of Coal Run visited Mr. and Mrs. William Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bair called on Linus McHenry’s household. A Cecil Learns party drew crowds with dancing and 600. Lunches were shared as Linus McHenry and George Latimer visited James Kauffman. William Davis and family traveled to Indiana. Local brush burning warned as fires threaten game cover and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy McKee
Coal Run
William Davis
Clark Bair
Linus McHenry
Cecil Learns
George Latimer
James Kauffman
Indiana
Wilda
Ma Davis
William Miller
Lillian Miller
Walter Sexton
Geraldine Sexton
Post Gazette offer for Indiana County residents only
Progress and Pitts Burgh Daily Post Gazette announces a $5.50 yearly rate for home delivery by mail to Indiana County R.F.D. residents or those not served by Post-Gazette carriers. The notice promotes the Post-Gazette as the only daily paper delivered the same day.其他促销信息见第2页。
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburgh Daily Post Gazette
Indiana County
R.F.D
Post-Gazette
Woodrow Wilson Brought Up in Religious Family
A historical sketch notes Woodrow Wilson as a conservative orthodox Presbyterian born to Rev Joseph R Wilson and Janet Woodrow. It traces his upbringing in a parish, education at Davidson College and Princeton, and his career as educator and president before entering politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Joseph R. Wilson
Janet Or
Jeasse Woodrow
Davidson College
Princeton University
Bryn Mawr
Wesleyan
Princeton
Jesus Christ
Wilson
Central Presbyterian Church
New York Avenue
First
Eastern Presbyterian
Rt. Nev
James W. Freeman
Washington
Washington Cathedral
Bethlehem Chapel
Diamond Drilling Described As Tedious Task Worldwide
Path Finder Magazine notes drilling tiny holes in diamonds is extremely slow and labor intensive. A hole four thousandths of an inch across takes two weeks of non stop work by hand or foot power. Diamonds are drilled and etched for tungsten filament dies used in bulbs. Trevoux, France, dominates this niche trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder Magazine
Trevoux
France
Craterlike Earth Craters Found Worldwide in Research
Recent findings suggest numerous earth depressions formed by meteor impacts exist worldwide. Aerial photography has unveiled such features in the southeastern United States and the Carolinas, with future explorations likely to reveal many more across various regions. Hard-wood heat values questioned as pine outruns expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Academy For the Advancement of Science
United States
Carolinas
Mockingbird and Nightingale Songpower Compared
The Detroit News notes the European nightingale and the American mockingbird as leading songbirds in their regions. It argues the nightingale shows greater power brilliance and quality of natural notes while the mockingbird excels at mimicking other songsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
Copper hardening methods and historical context
The text discusses copper hardening by alloying and hammering. It notes no pure copper sample exceeds what hammering can achieve, and that modern steel tools reduce demand for hardened copper, with expert metallurgists able to produce equally hard edges as ancient times.
Mourning Cloak Emerges Early From Winter Rest
The mourning cloak butterfly awakens early in spring from protected spots like woodpiles and feeds on tree sap before blossoms appear. It lingers after most flowers fade and then feeds on juices from decaying fruit such as apples in fall.
Washington Township Social Roundup Abounds With Visits
Community life in Washington Township is chronicled through visits and gatherings. Neighbors Ruth Brown and Ella Fleming host and travel to nearby families. church classes at Harmony Grove Lutheran are noted. a Five Points school celebrates perfect attendance led by Miss Davis. Several households, including Blystone, Orr, Harman, and Park families, share calls, picnics, and dances, with a tax justice league meeting announced and school term closings marked. multiple local addresses and names appear throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Ruth Brown
Allen McFarland
Ella Fleming
James Blystone
Earl and
Elmer
Dayton
J. M. Blystone
Frederick Stuber
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Harry Orr
Orr
Orr's Parents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘Homer Park
Archie Saddler
Avery Sewart
Ruth
Ruby Brown
Charles ‘Brown
Harry Marshall
Marshall
Bryan Miller
Earl ‘Blystone
Betty Ann
Punxsutawney
Carl Miller
Raymond
Vandergrift
J. E. Blystone
John Kough
George
Martha
Betty
Marin
Elmer Orr
Lillian Orr
Sykesville
Roy Orr
J. B. Orr
Clyde Miller
Earl Park
Sabbath services and local visits noted in Clarksburg
Clarksburg residents held Sabbath services at 10 00 and preaching at 11 15. Local visits included Dorothy Gill from Blairsville and many residents shopping in Indiana. A joint Elders Ridge Vocational School directors meeting occurred Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Gill
Blairsville
William Pearce
R. D. McCall
J. W. Hile
J. A. Cribbs
Paul Lowman
Elders Ridge
Clare Marshall
Indiana
Chauncy Walker
Florida
Florida, Spent Sabbath Among Friends Here. Mrs. ‘Paul Lowman, Mrs. J. A. Cribbs
Mildred Krider
Alice Jewell
Mabel Cribbs
Mary Speedy
Mae Cribbs
J. V. Mountain
Leonard Clawson
Frank Clark
Foster Parks
Willia Miller
James Moorhead, Jr
J. Arthur Robinson
Jennie Sandles
Zedla Flare
Wende
Wiliam Hullenbaugh
Marie Anderson
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Bear A. & P
Western
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Chambersville
Robins
Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania
The
Indiana Progress
New- Yorker
Mrs
M. J. Beyer
Mile ‘C. Miller
Bert Fairman
J. BR. Park
Wisie
Jamey
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Farmers Bank & Trust Co
Indiana, Pa
Clarksburg
Mr. Learned
Fire & Automobile
Mutual Fire Insurance Agency
Deposit Bank
Stas C. Streams
Larrow and
Edelmans
Wingold
Goldenrod
Millers Dog
Hetrick & Wilson
P.R.R
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