Muddy Moonlit Romance at Country Club
In a moonlit country club setting a couple, Liliane Andres and Mal Rhodes, drift through a jazz filled night. After a muddy mishap and a moment with Archie, Liliane rekindles with Mal, who finally comforts her as they drive off arm in arm, she hoping he would say I love you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liliane Andres
Mal Rhodes
Liiane
Liane
Mal
Archie van Grif
Liliane
Archie
Lhane
Flesla
Shane
Brute
Howard Norton's Recovery Brings Unusual Popularity
After a broken arm, Howard Norton enjoys unexpected attention from visitors as he prepares for a planned anesthetic to reset elbow bones. Night nurse Miss Allen notes the steady stream of friends who check on him, while Mrs Norton worries over leaving him for the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Norton
Miss Allen
Howard
Mrs Allen
A Westward Romance Reunites on New York Visit
Bert Bascomb a tall blonde horseman meets Carol Burton in a hospital setting on Long Island. He recalls their shared pony days and asks to see her, revealing a past romance. Carol, a private nurse connected to Mineola, agrees to see him again, as Mrs. Norton notes the budding match and the patient’s wish for companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bascomb
Miss Allen
Bert
Howard
Mrs. Norton
Burton
Carol Burton
Carol
New York
Long Island
Mineola
The Meeting House and Gods Presence in Israel
Lesson outlines the theocratic nation of Israel, its tabernacle plan, and the priesthood, stressing that God dwelt among his people. It links temple worship to modern churches, urges sacrificial giving for God’s house, and notes that God’s presence guides like a cloud, with implications for churches today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of the Lord
Israel
Moses
God
Immanuel
George Mueller
Beginning of Eternal Life
Eternal life is described as a present, unkillable life united with God that begins here on Earth, not merely a future state after death. The passage defines a spiritual life that endures beyond bodily death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Yes He Said No the Girl’s Prayer Answered
A little girl confronted a skeptic who claimed God did not answer her plea. She replied that God did answer, just with a “no” instead of a “yes.” The moment reframed faith as patient trust in divine will.
Local Guests and Travelers Return from Week in Town
Mrs Annie Henderson of Indiana hosted with the Blake Winebergs while Dee Brown and son from Philadelphia visited his sister Mary Brown and brother Wilber. Dearborn’s J L Moore returned after a two week stay with his wife. Others from New Kensington and Indiana linked to town through relatives and errands with weekend visits and travel to Ohio and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Brown and Son
Philadelphia
C. W. Brown
Altoona
Mary Brown
Wilber
J. L. Moore
Dearborn
Mich
A. T. Smitten
West
Dorothy Homan
Pittsburgh
Joe Wingert
Caneadea
C. M. Wingert
Harris Huey
New Kensington
Wm. Huey
Norman Pfeffer
Indiana
Kenneth
Ohio
Annie Sutter
Ralph Wineberg
Olive (Dorn) Saltsgiver
Hol
Dorn
Near Town
Frank Peffer
Harry Peffer
W. T. Makins
South Fork
Garland
Myrtle Dilts
Hamet Hospital
Erie
Ella Dilts
Walter Wineberg
Titusville
Mickey Kirk
Boston
Mass
Annie Moot
Harry ‘Peiffer
C. Wetzel
William Stormer
Harold Mottarn
Washington, D.C
Harttown and West Lebanon Social Roundup
Alfred and Glenn Hurd were callers in West Lebanon recently. Mrs. Ira Clawson, Mrs. Florencel Heckman and children, and Jean Henry and Jean Anderson attended a farmer's picnic at Idlewild Park on Thursday. Mrs. Paul Anderson, Ida Mae and granddaughter visited in BE. J. Phillips's home Sunday. Sam Falzone and Grace visited Crawford home recently. J. W. Henry called at JPhillip's home last week. Mae Anderson visited with Edna Dunmire and others. Claire Hurd and Billy spent time with the Paul Anderson family. Mr. and Mrs. HB Phillips and daughters Margaret and Catherine spent Sunday at Armstrong grove camp meeting. Arthur Smock on two weeks vacation at Geneva-on-the-Lake with the F. K. Mayhood family. Kathryn Ransick of Greenoak spent days with Mia Foster Smock. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and family were business callers in Saltsburg last week.
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Harttown
Alfred
Glenn Hurd
West Lebanon
Ira Clawson
Florencel Heckman
Jean Henry
Jean Anderson
Idlewild Park
Paul Anderson
Ida Mae
BE. J. Phillip’s
Sam Falzone
Grace
Crawford Home
J. W. Henry
Jphillip
Tha Mae Anderson
Edna Dunmire
Thomas Hurd
Claire
Billy
J. Phillips
Margaret
Catherine
Armstrong Grove
Arthur Smock
Geneva-on-the-Lake
F. K. Mayhood
New Kensington
Kathryn Ransick
Greenoak
Mia
Foster Smock
Mrs. Phillips
Saltsburg
Otto Moore
Glen Campbell
Frank Moore
William Richardson
New York City
Harry Richardson
Robert Jeffries
Mahaffey
George Jeffries
Novia Little
Barr Slope
Mary Nickodemus
Charles Shugarts
Alma Calderwood
Laverne Harkelroad
Mark Rook
Florentine Richardson
Indiana
United Brethers
Begsie Lowman
Sarah Smith
Don Heaters
Marion Center
Richard Brannon
Philadelphia
Robert Brannon
May
Willian Kohlhepp
Marchand
Martha Altman
Youngstown
Cora
Doty
Frank Potts
Jessie
Martha
Curry Run Church Festival Next Wednesday Evening
Curry Run church will host a festival on August 25 serving chicken dishes soup crackers noodles corn cake pie bone and homemade ice cream plus salads and vegetables. About sixty guests attended the Sell reunion at the I J Sell home last Saturday. The Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs Allshouse home with eighteen present and the next meeting set for September at Miss Jennie and Margaret Peeler homes. Roy Fulmer and Roe Ramer fished near Baltimore returning with a good haul. Mr and Mrs Thomas Franklin visited the McCurdy home last Sunday. An omelet breakfast note suggests adding cometarch to the mix.
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Curry Run
I. J. Sell
Ladies Missionary Society
Alice Allshouse
Jennie
Margaret Peeler
Roy Fulmer
Roe Ramer
Baltimore
Thomas Franklin
McCurdy
Local Visitors and Guests Populate Town Notes
Richmond residents recount visitors and guests from Salinburg Altman Vandergrift Rossiter Indiana Gypsy Marion Center Mahaffey Punxsutawney and other towns. Names include Mrs Joe Hamilton Mrs Clark Cochran Mrs Ray Altman and many families visiting relatives relatives and friends across the region. The item closes with a Punch quotation about wisdom and folly.
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Sion Eday Bi Tenedy Mateatte
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Annie Henderson
Blake Wineberg
Kroehler & Kenmar Guaranteed
Sloan's
Sloan Bros
Richmond
Joe Hamilton
Salinburg
Mr. Hamilton
George Hamilton
Clark Cochran
Alfred Goodlin
Jennings Goodlin
Dorothy
Irene Cannon
Altman
Mrs. Little
Cora Doty
Jean Dunlap
Rossiter
Elaine Williams
Vandergrift
Fig
R. C. Doty
Ray ‘Altman
Hallie Holt
W. M. Sherlin
Ray Wait
North Platte
Neb
Iva Doty
Butler Work
Punxsutawney
Wayne Cassedy and Family
Kansas
Keturah Gills
Hookstown
Hia Hard
Leroy
Joyce Riana
Loyd Fingley
Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Lloyd
Rufus Work
Ralph Work
Fort Morgan
Cal
Ira Truxell
Patty
J. Hartnett
Elgin
R.W. Webble & Co
Indiana, Pa
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