Revenge Turns Waves On a Whaling Voyage
Davy Irving, a proud Vermont-born deckhand aboard the Martha Preston, endures a brutal initiation by first mate Big Nat Fisher. After six months he plots vengeance, earns hard lessons, and finally earns praise when risking his life to retrieve a bull whale alongside battered pride and hard-won respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Preston
New Bedford
Davy Irving
Davy
Vermont
New Bedford Harbor
Atti&ch
Big Nat Fisher
Big Nat
Otto Perch
Vdce
Son
Sara
Sailor
Big Nate
Captain Preston
Mr. Wisher
Cap'n
Old Otto Perch
Royal Residences Not All Monarch Properties
Balmoral castle in Scotland and Sandringham house in Norfolk are private royal estates owned by the royal family. Balmoral was purchased in 1848 by the prince consort and rebuilt to its current form, spanning about 25 000 acres. Sandringham, built by King Edward VII in 1869 to 1871, sits in a 200 acre park and has long been a favored country residence. York Cottage marked the early home of the current king and queen when they were Duke and Duchess of York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Sandringham House
Norfolk
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Prince Consert
Queen Victoria
Edward VII
Sandringham
York Cottage
Duke and Duchess of York
Answers Magazine
Dixonville Social Notes Across Indiana Frontiers
Dixonville residents and visitors are listed in a busy social round. Several families travel to Delaware, Philadelphia, Farmington Ill., and Iselin while others host or visit kin in Indiana, Altoona, and Pittsburgh areas. Church, Sabbath, and hospital visits punctuate a week of greetings and farewells.
Chambersville visits and weekend guests at various homes
Charles Wella of Plumville and Mrs Nettle Wells host family and relatives over a Sunday visit. Howard Brady and family from Shayton join Mr and Mrs Chas Brady Mia Ida Banks Floranna Jen Nice Jimmy Eugene Banks Grace Heller Josephine Cummings Mary Grumbling Frank Kir Robert Bebe Kirk Blanche Reims at Mr Kirk's hunting lodge in Clearfield mountains. Paul Brady calls on parents. Mrs Mahan of Indiana visits son Dr Mahan. Harry Miller and Mrs Chas Brady with daughter Betty Lou visit Mrs Over at Barr Slope. Walter Bartholomes and wife visit Mr and Mrs Cuddy at Atwood. Crooked Creek church Sunday school at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wella
Plumville
Nettle Wells
Howard Brady
Shayon
Chas
Brady
Mia
Ida Banks
Floranna
Jennice Jimmy
Eugene Banks
Grace Heller
Josephine Cummings
Mary Grumbling
Prank Kir
Robert
Bebe Kirk
Clearfield County
Paul Brady
Mra. Mahan
Indiana
Dr. Mahan
Harry Miller
Blairsville
Chas. Brady
Betty Lou
Over
Barr Slope
Walter Bartholomew S
Palmer and Campbell reunion brings wide attendance at Way well
Mrs Guy McConnell of Edgemont and Mr George Palmer hosted visits with relatives including Mr and Mrs Carl Sunberg and Rev Richards. Edward McConnell near Blairsville spent a week with his sister Mrs Roy Palmer. Rose Palmer visited Mrs Guy McConnell while Burnell McConnell of Blacklick stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs George Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy McConnell
Eagemont
George Palmer
Carl Sunberg
Dick Shoup
Russell Palmer
iRev
Richards
G. Kim
Edward McConnell
Blairsville
Roy Palmer
Mary Walbeck
Elda Robinson
G. R. Shoup
Palmer and Campbell
Laird Alcorn's
Rose Palmer
Edgemont
Charles Shoup
Eliza Jordan
Indiana
Burnell McConnell
Blacklick
Watson's Ridge residents share visiting and events
Mrs. Ella Crawford of Edgewood visited Mrs. Walter Ewing and family. Mrs. George Meyers of Newcomerstown visited in the Ewing home. Rev. W J Hawk of Grove City spent a week at T C Hood's. Local families attended Indiana horse show and a Mothers and Daughters Missionary meeting at West Lebanon. Walter Ewing made a business call there. George and Delbert Hood of Malden Mass. called at T C Hood's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Crawford
Edgewood
Walter Ewing
George Meyers
Newcomerstown
R. Hine
Annabel
George Wray
W. J. ‘Hawk
Grove City
T. C. Hood
Clark Coleman
EH. R. Shearer
Walter Enwing
Indiana
Mothers and Daughters Missionary
West Lebanon
George and
Delbert Hood
Malden
Mass
James Clawson Dies in Meadville Obituary
Cherryhill James Clawson, once a venerable resident of Cherryhill township, passed away in Meadville on Saturday. The item lists local acquaintances and visitors including Mrs Elsie Gance and her daughter Shirley Ann Indiana shoppers Dale Tyger Taylorsville and several others who called or spent time in Cherryhill township and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clawson
Icherryhill Township
Meadville
Elsie Gance
Shirley Ann
Indiana
Dale Tyger
Taylorsville
John ‘Adams
Parkwood
Kenwood
Paul Strang
Nolo
Elinor Smith
Wintondale
LaVerne
Dorothy Donahue
Heilwood
Cherryhill Township
Rochester Mills social notes and visits
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Sarr and son Robert of Sheloda spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Elder. Mr. and Mrs. Joli Stay of Falls Creek were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Miller. H. H. Ryen bought a new sedan and Leroy Crawford a new coupe. L. Bilder and daughter Fanny, Leroy Crawford, and Louise Rogs attended the Punxsutawney show on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gibson and family spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Moitern. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Wells and two children of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with T. M. Gilpatric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Sarr
Robert
Sheloda
Ll. H. Elder
Joli Stay
Falls Creek
Ivan Miller
H.H. Ryen
Leroy Crawford
L. H. Bilder
Fanny
Louise Rogs
Punxsutawney
Clyde Gibson
Samuel ‘Moitern
H. M. ‘Wells
Pittsburgh
T. M. Gilpatric
Sabbath school and local visits at Lewisville events
Sabbath school at 1 15 o clock followed by preaching on Aug 19. A singing will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Irwin Speedy Thursday evening. Several residents including Mr and Mrs Alex Lowman of Dayton and Mrs J L Diven have recent or ongoing visits with relatives and friends in Beaver Falls Hamilton Indiana and Blairsville, with church attendance and shared greetings among the Ebenezer community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Elrick
Marshall Hazlett
Farmington, Ill
C. W. Hart
Derry
Albert Sanders
Slickville
Johnie Sanders
Fern Lowman
Camp Jefferson
Sigel
R. A. Jewell
Harold Borland
Indiana
Harry Coleman
Jean
Mack George
New Alexandria
Paul Lowman
Bobby
Braddock
Forbes Field
Carl Fleming
Jean Heath
Iselin
Cyntha
Mabel ‘Cribbs
Ewings
Lewisville
R. D. McCall
Allen Love Sabbath
Pittsburgh
Mac Cribbe
Irwin Speedy
Alex Lowman
Dayton
J. L. Diven
Beaver Falls
Martilla Matson
O. ‘W. Shields
W. B. McGinley
Donald Neal
Hamilton
Bertha Ewing
Ruth
O. W. Shields
Town
Perguson and
New Kensington
Kennedy
Sabbath
Local social notes and travel mentions crop up in Strongstown
Mrs Edna DeArmy has returned home from Melvin Davis residence near Wintondale. Residents attended the Miller reunion in Ivison and visits span Nantyglo Dilltown Union City Pittsburgh and South Fork with multiple calls on relatives and acquaintances. Style experts predict streaming gusts to lower wind resistance will be the current fashion, ideal for Capitol Hill visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna DeArmy
Melvin Davis
Wintondale
Miller
Ivison
Charles Beaver
Nantyglo
Albert Tughes
Alton Strong
Albert Hughes
Familly
Vine Dias
Dilltown
Helen ‘Tate
Arlene
Mr. Dearmy
Nan Gressley
Spence
Capitol Hill
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Man
R. J. Wilkinson
Bell Syndicate
wNv Service
Dixonville
Wm. Watson
Joseph
Ben Shank
Tracey Sickenberg
Delaware
Robert McAdoo
Heigh
L. W. Jacoby
James Waddell
Song
Philadelphia
Robert Howells
Wm. Howells
Here
Clymer
J. P. Tampt
Clearfield
Curwenaville
Lois
David James
Catherine
Harvey LeVan
Harrisburg
Justin Wheeler
Smithport
Boyd Kerr
Arcadia
Richard Bagley
Alice Patterson
New Jersey
Merle Bennett
Jennie Felock
Altoona
Edward Patterson
Carl R. Bence
Mary Urda
Klimko
Carl, Edwards
Albert Snyder
Martha James
Clarksburg
Alverda
Mra
Arch Williams and Son
Pine Flats
Virgil Grumbling
Logan Long
Ebenaburg
Frank Virostek
Munhall
Joseph Lusnak
Irene
Margaret Szalma
Far Rockaway
N. Y
Frank Szalma
Art Dinamore
John M. Williams
Jack
Charles Bhuss
Mike Shabhick
Andy Pinter
Daniel
Carolyn Pinter
Chambersville
West Wheatfield
Watson’s Ridge
Cherryhill
Rochester Mills
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Indiana, PA
Strongstown
R.W. Wehrle
Phila
Parnell, Cowher & Co
Citizens Bank Building
Indiana County
The
Indiana Progress
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