Love Letters and Handcuffs in a City Night
Amelia Finley, visiting the city for a yearly rite of remembrance, overhears a hotel room drama across the hall. She learns of Elsa and Jerry, counterfeiting, and a fatal confrontation, then flees, later returning home to face the shock of what she narrowly escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Finley
Ted
Letty
Tak
Allen
Central 5000
Amelia
Lew
Jerry
Jerry Thorn
Elsa
Elis
Central 6000
Grand Hotel
Pearl
Curt
O'Brien
Adams Recalls Inauguration Through Washington Post
John Q Adama presents a Washington Post account of John Quincy Adams inaugural day. He details sleepless nights, a formal oath with Chief Justice John Marshall, a Capitol procession, visits at the White House, and a crowded ball at Carusi's hall. He ends with prayers for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. Adama
John Quincy Adams
Washington Post
Capitol
Senate Chamber
Senate
House of Representatives
John Marshall
United States
Weekend visits across Cleveland and nearby cities
Mrs. Paul Cramer and daughter Bea spent the weekend with relatives in Cleveland. Mrs. B. L. Irwin and son Cheater toured Indiana earlier. Wayne Beck visited Akron and Cleveland. The McFarlands drove to Cleveland for the weekend. J. E. Wooster and family joined relatives in Earthus. Miss Helen Louise Johnson visits friends in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Brilhart
Frankstown
Earthus
Helen Louise Johnson
Youngstown, CO
Local residents and visitors share weekend and hospital news
Alverda ord Beringer of Unerry Tree was a caller in town Monday. Mr and Mrs Alex Berzansky and daughter Mary of Patton spent the weekend with their sons George John and Mike. Irene Sterpko admitted to Spangler hospital Monday for observation. Mieses Romano and Betty Miller of Ebensburg visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Simmons. Mrs Gertrude Richards of Meadville visits sister Mrs Gomer Smith. Julius Triber of Renton spends weekend with sister Mrs Mary Lavalle. Clarence Spragg of Indiana was a caller in town Sunday. Margaret Sterpko spends days in Washington DC. Sar Carlson of Culver was a caller Monday. Violet Berringer returns home after visiting sister Mrs Albert Risbon of Bedford. Mrs John Pavarasko and children of Homestead call on relatives Sunday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ord Beringer
Unerry Tree
Alex Berzansky
Mary
Patton
George
John
Mike
Irene Sterpko
Spangler Hospital
Mieses Romano
Betty Miller
Ebensburg
Harry Simmons
Gertrude Richards
Meadville
Gomer Smith
Julius Triber
Renton
Mary Lavalle
Clarence Spragg
Indiana
Margaret Sterpko
Washington, D.C
Sar Carlson
Culver
Violet Berringer
Albert Risbon
Bedford
John Pavarasko
Homestead
Miss Alma Garrett Returns Home From Chicago Visit
Strongstown notes report Miss Alma Garrett has returned home after a two week stay in Chicago. Birth announced of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker at Nanty Glo. the mother was Erma Boring of the area. Visits and family gatherings include Mrs. George Stephens and Shirley Ann Dilltown. Mrs. Wm. McCrady Jr. and Carole Marie Homer City. Milton Rodkey of Verona spent days here. The George reunion occurred at the George farm in Buffington township. Ray Troyell visits Cleveland, Ohio. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Troxell and Billy visited Johnstown. Charles Marsh family of Quiston visited Albert Hughes home. John Dodd of Irwin visited daughter Mrs. Will Empfield. Ernest Dearmy of Windber stayed several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Garrett
Chicago
Walter Walker
Mr. Walker
Nanty Glo
Verona
George
George Farm
Buffington Township
Ray Troyell
Cleveland
W. G. Troxell
Billy
Johnstown
Charles Marsh
Quiston
Albert Hughes
John Dodd
Irwin
Will Empfield
Ernest Dearmy
Windber
Maple Grove Social Notes Round Up At Burnside And Beyond
Maple Grove notes cover camp meeting at Burnside with Mr. and Mrs. Waltemire and Mrs. Rumsey, visits to Heilwood and Clearfield hospital, moves to Ford Smith house, and family weekends with Overmans, Adams, and Wagner. A kitchen tip states a live chicken weighs a third more than a dressed one and suggests half a pound of dressed chicken per person for dinner.
Clarksburg Sunday School and Local Visitors Report
Sunday school convenes at 1 15 with preaching at 2 30. The column lists numerous visitors and relatives from Van dergrift, Marion Center, Vandergrift, Saltsburg Extension, Selins Grove, Bradford, Salamanca, Indiana, Harrison City, Apollo, New Alexandria, Avonmore, Blairsville, Pittsburg, Swissvale, and Cleveland areas who visited homes and attended services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Allen Love
Vandergrift
Foster Parka
Creekside Social and Community Notes in Kane Area
Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston spent Sunday at Kennywood Park near Pittsburgh. Mrs Jessie Johnston hosted her Sunday school class the Willing Workers. Creekside Civic Club met at Mrs Robert Cunninghams. Grangers attended Marion Center county meet and D A McKee was in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creekside
Robert Johnston
Kennywood Park
Pittsburgh
Edwin Rearick
Geo. Cravener
Charlie Kline
Aston Fairman
Wm. Lukehart
Itill
Owen Wagner
David Wolfgang
Sykesville
Clifford McCracken
Rita McCracken
Kane
Jessie Johnston
W. L. Johnston
Eva Hendricks
State Forest Park
Norman Little
Cook'n Forest
Marion Center
D. A. McKee
Indiana
Local Social Notes From Cherryhill Area Reunion Visits
Harry and Don from Mifflin attended Pine Flats school reunion on Saturday. Mr and Mrs William Tyger and Vera visited Eagle home on Sunday in Tayloreville. Dorothy Overman of Bedford spent a few days with home folks. Minnie Stephens who stayed with relatives at Hollidaysburg has returned home. Jane Brown and the Shultz family with Wesley and Twila Engle visited Oden Patterson’s home in Freeport on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Screptiens
Don
Mifflin
Pine Flats
William Tyger
Vera
Tayloreville
Eagle Home
Dorothy Overman
Bedford
Minnie Stephens
Alatera
Hollidaysburg
Jane Brown
Shelton Shultz
Shomo Family Reunion and Local Visits Report
The article lists numerous travel and visit notes from Round Top and nearby towns. Attendees include the Shomo family reunion at Round Top, and visitors such as Rev Albert Foust from Pittsburgh, Mrs Phillip Lear, Stella Fulcomer, Stella Palmer, and others from Apollo, Johnstown, West Bolivar, and Maryland. Noted activities include motor tours to New England states and Canada, trips to Ashland and Ligonier, and bridge construction progress nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Albert Foust
Pittsburgh
Phillip Lear
Nancy
Donald Lear
West Bolivar
Misa Isabel Shomo
St Louis
Stella Fulcomer
Apollo
Garfield Cline
John Cline
Maryland
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Isabel W. Great
Ear
Syndicate
Paul Cramer
Bea
L. Irwin
Cheater
Wm. Fleischer
Connie
Lewistown
Gertrude Barnes
D. K. Schinebley
New Castle
Tonkin
Wayne Beck
Akron
Clyde Bee
Anna Leach
F. M. Harter
Mahaffey
Howard McFarland
Alverda
Strongstown
Maple Grove
G. R. Waltemire
Emerson Rumsey
Wilmer Henry
Burnside
Rebecca Detwiler
Alfred
Heilwood
Harry Carney
Ford Smith House
John Henry
Henry
Clearfield Hospital
Margaret
Violet
W. P. Wagner
Minnie
Twila
Florence Stephens
Clare
Lois
Lela
Ethel
Makin
Emerson Rumeey
Tommy Adams
George Adams
Hollwood
Nellie
Virginia Overman
Ronald Stewart
Paul Lowman
Paul Birlecks
Betty
Wiggins
Carrie Elricks
Clifford Cunningham
Saltsbury Extension
Mark Lytle
Selins Grove
Jimmy Fulton
Bradford
Miss Kline
Salamanca
Merch Fulton
Harry Ferguson
Inlaw
Eeith Ferguson
Anna Miller
Willis Miller
Clawson
Harrison City
Fern Lowman
Charles Austin
Mack George
New Alexandria
Ralph Keeley and Sons
Avonmore
Frank Cribba
R.N. Coleman
Conemaugh
Charles Aloisa
Lloyd Clawson and
Blairsville
Dean Clawson
Charles Rubright
William Pierce
Inez Getty
Saltsburg
Warren Wringer
Cherryhill
Jess
Ralph Brett
Florence and
Canada
Stella Palmer
Doris Palmer
Clymer
Jerry Saxton
Earl Wilson
Moxam
Schall
Beaver Falla
Little Misa
Betty Wade
Dupont
Oak
Indiana Lumber & Supply Cl
Penna
Gomtrol
Geo. D. O D. Leydie Selwayne
Bolivar
Margaret Bowers
Indiana Hospital
Russell
John Lichtenfels
Terry Miller
Paul Shetler
Medina
William Hf. Fisher
Magle Dougherty
New Florence
Hubert Nixon
Boyd St. Clair
Sun Beau
Willig Sharpe Kilmer
Gallant Fox
William Woodward
Top Plight
Co. V. Whitney
James J. Walters
Indiana, Pa
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