Absent from Home: 16-Year-Old Hancock Kid Missing
Jacob Harmon Hancock, 16, of near Clarkalurg, has been missing from home for several days. He reportedly wandered mentally unbalanced after late Friday night departure. Blairsville and Indiana police alerted. dairy farmer spotted him near Blairsville Saturday. Radio broadcasts will help locate the youth, son of J. We Hancock, living on Livermore road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Hancock
Jacob Harmon Hancock
Clarkalurg
Gimlessly
J. We Hancock
Livermore Road
Jarkshare
Blairsville
Pitts
Oitgh
Indiana
Young Hancock
Curry's Run Community News Notes
Mrs Carl Fleming visited relatives in West Lebanon last week. U P church Shelocta held Sabbath services preached by Rev Buchanan. Ray McClelland Albert Miller Nile Fulmer planned church event. Greensburg trip by several locals. Grip patients recovering. Mrs Perry McCreight recovering from rheumatism. Wisie Sharp at Bracken home. Local men attended stock sale at H O Kimmel's. Mrs McCurdy visited Mrs McCrea Shelocta. Harry McNeal visiting friends. Mr and Mrs John White of West Philadelphia welcomed baby boy eight pounds. Mother Zola Edwards doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fleming
Crum
West Lebanon
U. P
Shelocta
Rev. Buchanan
Ray McClelland
Albert Miller
Nile Fulmer
Greensburg
Perry McCreight
Wisie Sharp
Bracken
H. O. Kimmel’s
McCurdy
McCrea
Harry McNeal
Mt Tabor church plans May 2 quarterly conference
Mt Tabor Hangelie church schedules a Saturday evening quarterly conference and preaching followed by Sabbath school and communion on Sunday May 2. Local residents Roy Walbeck and others are listed among recent visitors and shoppers in Bolivar and nearby areas. A furniture fire at Junther Carnahan’s premises damaged about 70 acres of young timber and required twenty five men to combat the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Tabor Hangelie
Roy Walbeck
Near Here
Clyde
Susan Carnahan
P. Burke
Palmer
William Shoup
Omer Shoup
Woods
Louise
Bolivar
Herbert Slaughterbeck
Walbeck
Tara Palmer
Allen Graham
Ford
Sutton-Miller Con
Duncan
Harry Englebaugh
Willard Englebaugh
Charles Duncan
F. L. Clark
R. J. Hutchison
M. M. Luther
G. R. Shoup
Ada
Mary Walbeck
O. L. Cribbs
C. 5
Sara
T. S. Lynn
John Clark
Tis Park
Walter Howard
Climax
J. C. Woods
C. G. Shoup
Junther Carnahan
D. W. Palmer
C. Palmer
M Edith and
Sara Duncan
Con
P. Shoap
Marty Neeley
Residents and guests from Indiana visit local families
A series of Sabbath visits and weekend gatherings highlights described in this column. Mr and Mrs Joh Kerr and son Kenneth of Indiana guest with Mr and Mrs T B Sharp. Kathryn and Esther Harbison of Indiana visit here. Violet Douglass visiting Deckers Point. Mrs William Calhoun and children Billie and Hazel stay with her mother in Indiana. Mrs Nancy Sharp spends a day in Indiana. Mrs Ella Warner visits son in law Pearl Wiggins household. Also several local residents visit others here for Sabbath. A forest fire near Heshbon and Margaret last Tuesday brought farmers and railroad crews to battle the blaze through the night, causing notable damage to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Kerr
Kenneth
Indiana
T. B. Sharp
Kathryn
Esther’ Harbison
Young Ladies’ Guild
The
United Presbyterian Sharch
Kathryn Kerr
Violet Douglass
Deckers Point
William Calhoun
Billie
Hazel
McHenry
Nancy Sharp
Ella Warner
Pearl Wiggins
Carl Bracken
Thelma
H. Porter Miller
Anne Smith
Aultman
James Alishouse
Lillian
Joe
The Official Wall Flower Bride of Griselda Lacey
In a dance hall scene Griselda Lacey becomes the Official Wall Flower as Joe Banks declares plans to take her to supper. Tension rises over consent and love as Griselda weighs a bold acceptance against fear of loneliness, while Mary Morgin and Mrs Taber observe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griselda
Griseldy
Joe
Joe Banks
Griselda Liteye
Catselda
Mrs. Taber
Criselda
Mary Morgnin
Indie
Clauda
Mary
Goiselda
Open Highway to Success in American Banking
Forbes highlights how humble origins can reach the pinnacle of finance. Oscar Wells rises from a Missouri log cabin to become a leading figure in the American Bankers Association, with predecessors Knox Head and Puelicher blazing similar paths from modest beginnings to top posts in banking and Fed leadership across the nation.
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America
Forbes Magazine
Oscar Wella
American Bankers Association
John H. Puelicher
Milwaukee
Walter W. Head
Illnois
Association
Missouri
Omaha
Nebraska
Granger
Lew
Banking
William B. Knox
New York
Oscar Wells
Platte County
Platter City
Bethany College
West Virginia
Texas
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
Birmingham
Alabama
South
Wilt among the Browne family gossip quip
A terse exchange questions a wife’s alleged plight and asserts the rest of the group is “growing wilt.” The dialogue tone skewers domestic irony as a daughter reports discomfort and a husband responds with sly, clipped escalation. The fragment hints at private tensions behind a quip about illness and decay.
Growth in School Savings in 1924 25 Reaches $6.6 Million
New York reports show U S school savings programs grew in 1924 25 with aggregate bank balances up by 6 6 million and pupil participation rising by 630 000. Reporting systems expanded to 760 districts and 1 657 districts, deposits rose from 14 991 585 480 to 8501 560 72 while bank wa nces grew to 25 01 AIS.
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New York
United States
American Bankers Association
Bank
Witances
AILIS
Saya
RL Atbig
Association
A Savrans
Jardine Presented Indian Blanket by Portland in Northwest Visit
Secretary of Agriculture Williams M Jardine wore the Indian blanket that the city of Portland Oregon gave him during his Northwest trip in support of farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams M. Jardine
Portland
Ore
Northwest
Skeletons of Giants Found in Chihuahua Cave
Eight skeletons of men ten to twelve feet tall were found in a western Chihuahua cave by a mining engineer seeking mines. The bundles showed leather wrapping and feather bindings, with a sitting skeleton measuring nearly twelve feet. Footprints 18 inches long were found, and an expedition will move the remains to Mexico City for display, suggesting ancient giants in northern Chihuahua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Nes- Witt
Paim
Outlaw's Cabin Renamed the Radiacive Near Tonopah
In the hills near the new Gilbert gold camp about thirty miles from the town stands an old stone building once called the Outlaw's cabin. It has stood for forty years or more and recently its name was changed to the Radiacive. Every Sunday evening it fills with listeners, though no sermon is delivered, several hundred feet away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard St. Browning
Atel
Cinderelm
Mr. Browning
Marjorie Gloria
Dorothy Sunshine Browning
Paris
Marjorie
Mrs. Browning
Dorothy
Vermont
Riverside Drive
Tonopah, Ney
Gilbert
Smyrna Community Activities Highlight Weekend Visits
Smyrna residents shared weekend visits with relatives and friends in nearby towns. Glenn Steele stayed with Greenville friends while Ada Jane Hamilton was elected to a school position in Dav is. Numerous locals and visitors from Plumville, Penna, Pittsburgh, and New York were noted in sundry calls and social visits around Smyrna and Swissvale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
Glenn .Steele
Greenville
Azel Skinner
Nichol
Ada Jane Hamilton
Davis
Olive Hamilton
Norman
Piinxsutawney
Mildred Nichol
Plumville
Lewisville Business Trip to Blairsville Details
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sields, Arthur Shields, and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Gibson traveled from Lewisville on a business trip to Blairsville for meetings and potential deals. The group reported productive discussions and future cooperation prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Sields
Arthur Shields
J. B. Gibson
Blairs
Idaho Social Roundup Residents On Sick Mat
Mrs J P Scott is on the sick list. Margaret Schall spent Tue and Wed of last week in the J P Scott home. Mrs Carl Crawford spent a few days last week at her home near Coal Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille
T. Marshall
Alex Graham
Lee Graham
Blatraville
Norman MeJunkin
New York City
W. L. MeJdunkin
Chas, Hilty
Salinburg
J. P, Scott
Margaret Schall
Carl Crawford
Coal Run
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John White
Philadelphia
Zola Edwards
Douglass Studio
Dinsmore
Indiana, PA
MY. Tabor
Forest Wire News
Heshbon
Margaret
Margaret Mines
Blacklick
Heshdon
Dilltown
Wehrum
Wintondale
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Penn Public Service Corporation
Johnstown, Pennsylvania
Jardine
City of Portland
Mexico
Lewisville
Idaho
PENNA
Quality Housewares
Hewitts
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