Dinner for Two Misread Clue at Sedgwick Hotel
A pretty young woman Peggy Carleton waits on a hotel mezzanine for Jim Langley in a tense social drama. He arrives and misreads her. she confronts him about divorce and money as they plan a potential elopement at Cedric. The scene ends with a hurried dinner plan and a question of whom she loves most.
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Plaza
Miss Carleton
Doris
Peggy
Sedgwick Hotel
Sedgwick
Jim
Sedgwick,darling
Doris Carleton
Jim l
French Dueling Still Persists as A Court of Honor
A Paris United Press correspondent outlines why dueling endures in France despite centuries of modern law. Insults to reputation lead to libel slaps or home violations, with damages around 50 francs and public refutation via witnesses. Four seconds, sometimes a judge, and then a formal duel are arranged based on insult severity and combatants’ ages and experience.
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Fista
France
Paris United Press
J. Joseph Renaud
Pepper Trade History and Vasco da Gama’s Monopoly
The article traces pepper as a luxury from ancient to modern times. Vasco da Gama opened a Far East route around the Cape, securing Portugal a pepper monopoly that lasted until the mid 19th century. By 1830 England taxed pepper, while earlier Rome paid 3000 pounds in ransom valued pepper.
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Far East
Vasco da Gama
Cape of Good Hope
London Answers Magazine
Portugal
Alaric the Goth
Rome
Sunday School and Church Times and Local Visits
Elders Ridge Sunday school at 10:00 am and a church service at 11:00 am with C. EB. at 8:00. Mrs. Guy Banta visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ewing. Young Ladies Bible class hosted a picnic at Mrs. Johna’s home on Thursday evening. Mrs. Shaulig and children plan to visit her mother in Johnstown. Winona Fassett and family attended Meyers reunion in New Castle on Saturday. Christian Endeavor Society to sponsor ice cream festival on church lawn Tuesday evening, August 17. Mrs. Donald Ewing and son Norman visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jake Faith. Richard Rosensteel, employed in Pittsburgh, spent Sunday at his home. Mrs. Frank Thompson and Donna, and Mr. and Mrs. George McLaughlin spent Sunday at Seward. Miss Genevieve Manners of Indiana spent Sunday at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ashbaugh, Robert Baker and Virginia Harvey are away camping this week.
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Guy Banta
Paul Ewing
Young Ladies Bible
Johna
Shaulig
Johnstown
Winona Fassett
Meyers
New Castle
Christian Endeavor Society
Church Lawn
Donald Ewing
Norman
Jake Faith
Richard Rosensteel
Pittsburgh
Frank Thompson
Donna
George McLaughlin
Seward
Genevieve Manners
Indiana
Dean Ashbaugh
Robert Baker
Virginia Harvey
Crooked Creek Church Services Set for Sunday
Chambersville reports services next Sunday with Sunday school at 10:00 and church at 11:00. Local residents recount weekend visits including Melvin Wells and family from Vandergrift to Nettie Wells, and several callers from Barr, Indiana, and Tidioute.
Local social notes mix with jokes from Irving Park
Plum Creek area residents hosted and visited relatives at multiple homes during the week including Mr and Mrs Garfiela Wood and Mr and Mrs Delone Wood in the Leason Ramer residence. Community activity spans families visiting Kittanning and local police antics at Irving Park station.
Keep Out Of The Kitchen Meal For Leisure Hours
Frances Feck of the Henry Home Institute advocates a laws style goal to keep women out of kitchens warm days. The piece suggests quick dining tricks to reduce cooking time while still delivering hearty meals. A suggested fast menu includes Consommé Madriléne with lemon, macaroni in cream sauce, cheese in a bacon ring, cole slaw, apple butter, crusty rolls, red raspberry sundae, and coffee.
Swedish Charlotte Dessert For Family Summer Evenings
A Swedish charlotte recipe using sponge cake jelly whip with Currant Jelly and peach, baked lightly. Tips offer vanilla ice cream with Apypie Butter, corn starch custard for cones, crepe suzette with mincemeat, and hot bites of cream cheese mustard bologna bites wrapped in bacon.
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Junior
Marion Center Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs J M Stewart of North Man Nor street visited her daughter in Pittsburgh. Mrs C R Diven and son Ralph Jr of Montgomery Ala are spending weeks with Mrs Diven and Mrs Lulu B Kinter. Diven was once Elizabeth Piper and Myra Cole who came from Colorado to see cousins. Lulu Kinter returned from Blairsville where she visited sister Mrs R E Lockard. Presbyterian church ladies entertained Rochester Mills visitors. Esther Shaffer visiting cousin Mrs Homer Jeffries with other guests Mr and Mrs Earl Bruner and Mr and Mrs Ralph Sowers of Brookville. Wetzel family attended uncle John Wetzel funeral. Emma Henry of Hibbing Wis visiting sister Mrs Sara Walker. Barrs held annual reunion in Community Park. Epworth League met at Edward Griffiths home. Robert Rhe is home from Maryland. John Long had electric refrigerator installed, as did Muriel and Mayme Barr. Mrs Chubb comments on dances changing since youth.
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C. R. Diven
Ralph, Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Diven
Lulu B. Kinter
Elizabeth Piper
Myra Cole
Colorado
Mary Wetzel
Emma Simpson
Lulu Kinter
R. E. Lockard
Blairsville
Edward Griffith
Robert Rhe
Maryland
John Long
Muriel
Mayme Barr
Progress trespass notices for farm protection sale
Protect Your Crops and Property With Progress Trespass Notices. Notices cover the Trespass Theft and Property Damage Actes and warn against trespassing and theft when posted on property. Six notices cost 25¢ on heavy paper three on muslin. Send cash plus 3¢ postage to Indiana Progress Indiana Pa.
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Indiana Progress
Indiana
Washington Twp Guests Attend Local Visits and Visits
Dr. Don McCary and wife hosted Sunday guests including son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Wetzell of Indiana. Mrs Bert Lowman entertained visitors Mrs J E Park and Mrs Elkin Bethel with son Bob. Several families and relatives visited in farms and towns including J E Blystone and family, M C Fisher family, Arthur Blystone, Walter Harman, and a Blystone reunion at Cherry Run with J E Blystone and others.
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Washington
Don McCary
Wetzell
Indiana
Bert Lowman
J. E. Park
Elkin Bethel
Bobby
Audry Jewart
Vincent Blose
J. EB. Orr
I. N. Frick
J. B. Park
George Edwards
Beyer
Lemmon Blystone
Near
J. E. Blystone
M. C. Fisher
Dayton
Annie Boy
Arthur Blystone
Florence
Ira Martin
J. B. McIntire
Blystone
Cherry Run
Ladies Aid Entertainment in Dittown Hosts at Home
Strongstown reports a Ladies Aid gathering hosted by Mrs. Herbert Stephens at her Dittown residence. The note records several local movements including deaths, visits, and longer stays by residents from Twin Rocks Homer City Johnstown Connellsville Pittsburgh Nanty Glo and nearby towns with mentions of Memorial Hospital Johnstown and the Garbett home. Betty Lou Christian is listed among the deceased.
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Strongstown
Herbert Stephens
Dittown
Betty Lou
John Christian
Twin Rocks
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Christian
Matilda White- Isell
Emma Hogan
Connellaville
John Gar Yett
Vivian Rankin
Mildred McCrady
Homer City
John Emme
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Dicate
Win
The
Jim Langley
Peggins
Jove
Cedric
Jimmy
Elders Ridge
C. EB
Chambersville
Crooked Creek
Melvin Wells
Vandergrift
Nettie Wells
Chas. Brady
Paul Brady
Barr
Carl Miller
Harry Miller
Joseph Sechwah
Tidioute
Watt Kinter
Paul Blue
Gons
Sammy
John
William Downey
Jay McQuilkin
Frank Kirk
Kirk
Clearfield Mountains
Don Enterline
Niagara Falls
Charles Brady
Plum Creek
Garfiela Wood
Delone Wood
Leason Ramer
R. A. Silvis
Ralph Ramer
Mary Kinder
Bob Kimmel
J. N. Blase
Irvin Kelly
Blaine Miller
Joe Williams
Charles Beatty
W. C. Bleakney
Kittanning
Chicago
Irving Park
Herbert Burns
Wiley
Bob
Elsie
Doc
Jeffery
Dolcini
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
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By Frances Feck
Henry Home Institute
Marion Center
J. M. Stewart
North Mannor Street
Brown’s Boot Shop
Indiana, PA
Geo. D. Leydic
Wayne Avenue
Big August Furniture Sale
Sloan Bros
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