The Dean and Olly Anne Love and a Bookshop Tale
Molly Anne runs a campus bookstore and toys with Dean Dudley by selecting a six book packet. He uses the gifts to give a speech in Pittsburgh and to charm her with a poker anecdote. He reveals he loves her, and the professor's wife notes Molly's fate in pursuing the dean.
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Dean Dudley
Molly Anne
Hondon
Molly
Pittsburgh
Agricultural College
Willionaires
Handon College
Anne
Postmaster Serves Despite Losing Both Hands in War
Charles G. M. McGonegal, thirty four, veteran of World War I, has been officially appointed postmaster of Bell California after nine months of red tape. He lost both hands in combat but learned to manipulate hooks, drives long distances, pilots for personal pleasure, fishes, hunts, swims, and rides horses. He days on the job show his competence and determination to overcome disability.
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Senate
McGonegal
Department of Commerce
Beer 150 Years Old Found Behind Sudeley Castle Wall
In Worcester England a cache of about a dozen bottles of beer dating to roughly 150 years ago was unearthed behind a solid stone wall at Sudeley Castle during restoration. The beer was preserved and tasted, found in perfect condition, and linked to Queen Katherine Parr’s burial site.
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Worcester
England
Sudeley Castle
Katherine Parr
Henry VIII
One-Legged Chick Hatches on Californian Ranch
A one-legged white Leghorn chick hatched in Lindsay California from an incubator on farmer L. A. Gannon’s ranch alongside normal chicks. Experts note extra leg births are easier than twins from double yolk eggs, but a single legged chick remains rare.
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Lindsay
Calif
L. A
Veterans Pension Increases Across Disability Levels Noted
A historical notice outlines pension changes for veterans with varying disability ratings. It lists monthly amounts rising from forty to eighty dollars for certain ages, with increases tied to service duration and disability percentage, including total and partial disabilities and attendant needs.
Rochester Mills Community News Roundup
John Snyder of this place on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Frederick of Georgeville and Mrs. August Werner of Dumont N J spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. BE Bilder. Wayne Elder of this place returned home after visiting his aunt Mrs Iva Drummond of Johnstown. Peter Work of California visiting. Harry Weaver and Robert Knox of this place visited Bert Croasman in Hamilton. H D Pifer spent part of last week in Punxsutawney. Local W C T A met at Mrs A L Braughter to elect officers Mrs A Tu Braughter president Mrs W H Lowry vice president Mrs Sarah Lewis secretary Mrs E E Elder treasurer. Thirty one attended. Program of poems readings and talks. Adjourned to meet at Mrs Martha Snyder’s next month with Juneau W C T U as guests. Neale Hill returned from Punxsutawney hospital. Minnie Work of New York City visiting friends here. Mrs Harry Raun and Mrs Charles Clawson visited Frances Work. Clara Miller and son Clarence of Blairsville visited Harry Miller and wife. F E Kirks and C A Bradys family spent Sunday at Kirk hunting camp in Clearfield mountains. Mr and Mrs Carl Miller of Vandergrift visited. Waller Bartholomew attended Dayton fair. Harry Wells and mother visited Nanty-Glo. Jay McQuilkin and family visited Baby in New Kensington. Church services next Sunday at 4 00 p m and Sunday school at 2 00 at Crooked Creek church. Mr and Mrs Earl Love and family of Altoona visiting J J Love and Mrs Toina Truscil. Mary Kinter returned to Indiana after staying at her former house.
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John Snyder
W. T. Frederick
Georgeville
August Werner
Dumont
N.J
BE. E. Bilder
Wayne Elder
Iva Drummond
Johnstown
Peter Work
California
Harry Weaver
Robert Knox
Bert Croasman
Hamilton
H. D. Pifer
Punxsutawney
W.C.T.A
A. L. Braughter
Mra. A. Tu
Braughter
Mra
W. H. Lowry
Sarah Lewis
E. E. Elder
Martha Snyder
Juneau W.C.T.U
Neale Hill
Punxsutawney Hospital
Minnie Work
New York City
Harry Raun
Charles Clawson
Frances Work
Clara Miller
Clarance
Blairsville
Harry Miller
F. E. Kirks
C. A. Brady
Clearfield Mountains
Kirk
Carl Miller
Vandergrift
Starry Miller
Waller Bartholomew
Dayton Fair
Harry Wells
Nanty-Glo
Jay McQuilkin
Baby
New Kensington
Crooked Creek Church
Earl Love
Altoona
Jd. J. Love
Toina
Mary Kinter
Indiana
Notice of guardianship and estate accounts filed
Notice is hereby given that the first and final account of James J. Mutchison guardian of Cyrus Tradhe has been filed in Inland County. A hearing will occur Monday, Repent hie Tat, LUG, with ten days to file exceptions. if none, the accounts will be confirmed absolutely. Interested parties must appear and govern themselves accordingly.
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James J. Mutchison
Cyrus Tradhe
John Charley
Guato Verralo
Pro- Conotary
Cice
Indiana County
Ves Averardingly
Clauds KE
Bath
Aug
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the Dean
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Congress
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