Speech by Bill Morris Wins Club Dinner Gold
Bill Morris overcomes anxiety to deliver a club dinner speech. Bella exults at his success and the family celebrates as the broadcast reveals his performance. Bill gains confidence and vows to rely on his newly discovered talent for future public talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Morris
Bella
Bill
Hella
Teabelin
Bill Junior
Morris
Bil
bin Senior
Bell
Bill Morris
Deaths in Marion Center and surrounding towns
Obituary notes report the deaths of Alexander Hf. Maron in Marion Center aged 77, John C. Lyster near Brushvalley, Catherine Stapleton of Ernest, George Howard Sr. of Josephine, Henry Frain of Bolivar, Miss Sara Agnes Iseman of Kent, James Malenco of Hellwood, Jacob Yanis of Sagamore, and related funeral details. Surviving relatives, church affiliations, and burial sites are listed where provided. A humorous exchange about underwear appears at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hf. Maton
Alexander H. Maron
Marion Center
Maron
Elizabeth Thompson
H. C. Tyger
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
George Howard
George
Mable
Detar) Howard
Josephine
Coral Luther Chapel
Mabel
Ethel
Walter
Coral Cemetery
Henry Frain
Bolivar
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Bolivar M. B
Sara Agnes Iseman
Kent
Peter and
Barbara (Jones) Iseman
Emma Anthony
T. T. Iseman
Personal Brevities From Indiana Then and Now
A digest of local social notes lists Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Heath and Hon. Ellis touring Chicago for the Century of Progress, plus Indiana visitors and reunions. Names include N. L. Strong, Sixteeners, Miss Minnie Carnahan, Key families of Plumville, Akon, Elderton, and Martins Ferry, with trips to Philadelphia and Maine and a Chicago teacher’s pay benefit.
Dayton orphans School fifth reunion noted in Pa
Grandson Max Whitesell of Home R D attended the Dayton Orphans School fifth reunion in Dayton Pa on August 18. The school serves Civil War orphans and old classmates gathered with plans for a sixth reunion next year. Motor tourists H R Bonnewitz and wife of Van Wert O visited Indiana en route to Bethlehem Pa to meet their daughter returning from New York City. They toured churches and the State Teachers College, praising local worship houses and regional scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Heath
Ellis
Grandview Avenue
Chicago
N. L. Strong
Brookville
Indiana
Strong
Johnstown
Henderson Whitesell
Max
Martha Kerr
Plumville
Dayton Soldiers Orphans School
Dayton
Tautall Brown
Haverford
R. M. Fisher
North Sixth Street
Brown
Fisher
Nancy A. Carnahan
East Church Street
Minnie Carnahan
Phoenix
Ariz
Lynn C. Jobe
N. L. Whitacre
Home
Harry B. Streams
Tanoma
Whitacre
Streams
J. 3.Campbell
Rural Valley
Johnston
Campbell
Antha Dickson
Willam Sutton
Blair
Akron
J. J. McIlvaine
First United Presbyterian Church
Monmouth
Pittsburgh- Zenla Seminary
May Wilson
Civil Service
South Street
Michigan
Canada
New York State
Pennsylvania
Martha Daugherty
F. H. Daugherty
East Locust Street
Philadelphia
Louella
Harriett Hanscom
Ralph B. Minke
Ralph, Jr
Nancy
Los Angeles
Cal
Hart Steele
Minke
Anna Wagle
P Pennsylvania
Mia
Mary Rankins
Rebecca Miller
BR. D. 2
Miss Miller
W. &. Miller
Washington Street
Darlington
Robert Henry
Thomas Smythe
Milley
Martha ©. Kerr
Max Whitesell
R. D
Dayton Orphans School
H. R. Bonnewitiz
van Wert
Bethlehem
New York City
Reunions and Visits Highlight East Wheatfield Notes
East Wheatfield social notes recount guests from Pittsburgh McKeesport Columbus Homer City and Indiana visiting local families over the weekend. Armagh Presbyterian church schedules 2 30 pm Sabbath services as Bethel reunion attendees feature in the community roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J.' Menahan
Pittsburgh
Stewart McClain
Edwin Oberg
McKeesport
Local Notes From Smithport Community Visitations and News
Smithport residents report Rhoda Bennett visiting sister Mrs. Lloyd Cessna in Gipsy. Billy and Vivian Gaston stay with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Huff. Funeral for Mrs. Reed Bennett at Montgomery Brethren Church attended by several Bennett relatives. Robert Conner works in McIntyre mines and visits family. James Huey, long near Marion Center, spends summer with Huey parents. Merle Bennett family visits Richmond. Roy Gorman did threshing Friday. A boost magazine lists 21 reasons to buy stocks. a personal note cites lack of money as the top reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Bennett
Lloyd Cessna
Gipsy
Billy
Vivian Gaston
Rossiter
John Huff
Minta Huff
Rhoda
Marie Bennett
Merle Bennett
Reed Bennett
Montgomery Brethren Church
Robert ‘Conner
McIntyre
James ‘Huey
Marion Center
Joseph Huey
Danny States
Frank Bartlebaugh
Merle, Bennett
Richmond
Roy Gorman
Notable Guests From Across the Region Attend Mrs Hutchison Visit
Mr and Mrs Joseph Campbell of Pittsburgh attorney J W Mack and the Stewart and Mack families travel from Indiana to visit Mrs McCormicks relatives in McKeesport and Johnstown. Ransom Tomb Carrie Johnston and others are listed among the guests staying with J J Hutchison in Minneapolis Minnesota during the visit of Mrs McCormick's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Joseph Campbell
Pittsburgh
J. W. Mack
J.T. Stewart
Joseph Mack
Indiana
R. D. Mack
Paul Mack
J. N. Dill
McKeesport
Ransom Tomb
Carrie Johnston
David Johnston
Johnstown
Merle McCormick
Minneapolis
Mrs. McCormick
J. J. Hutchison
Local Docket of Visitations Across McKeesport and Nearby Towns
Mrs M J Jamison of McKeesport visits son H T Jamison in Penn Run after time with granddaughter Clyde Bee. Numerous relatives including Sebring family at Spangler and Miss Kate Jenney return from camping near Huntingdon. Several trips to Johnstown Chicago World’s Fair attendance noted. John Cooper heals after arm surgery at Indiana hospital. Notables include Mr and Mrs J C Anderson of State College and Roy and Mrs Yingling of Kentucky visiting locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Jamison
McKeesport
Clyde Bee
H. T. Jamison
Penn Run
GC. W. Sebring and Sons
Jack and
Jimmy
Alquin Miller
Spangler
Kate Jenney
Huntingdon
Harry Kull
Turtle Creek
Gertrude Barnes
Betty
Evelyn Wissinger
Newark
N. J
R. B. Mellon
H. C. Hanna
Graham Miller
Johnstown
Walter Meyer
Philadelphia
M. EB. Stiffler
J. H. McFarland
J. W. McFarland
Harry Ratchford
Emporium
Harlan Bee
Robert Bee
Clair Sebring
J. GC. Anderson
State College
Roy
Wm. Yingling
Kentucky
Roy Quonfer
Harry Flaharty
Mra
Horace Lowell
Julia Bithol
Clearfield
Jeannette Hyatt
Altoona
Teacher helps boy overcoat riddle shocks classroom
A New York City schoolteacher recalls assisting a boy whose coat proved hard to fasten. When she asked if his mother had bought the coat, the boy replied that she did, a surprising answer that sparked awe in the Ashlur column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Ashlur
NuMine Man Jailed on Drunken Driver Charge
Robert Hayes, 60, of NuMine Armstrong county pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace Jay D Hill to driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was committed to the county jail on a $500 bond for his appearance at Court after crashing into C B Lukehart s parked car in Plumville Saturday night. Damages to Lukehart s vehicle were about $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Jay D. Hill
Robert Hayes
NuMine
Armstrong County
Plumville
C. B. Lukehart
Dayton
Lukehart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amy Campbell
Macire A Syndicate
John
Syster
John C. Lyster
Brushvalley Township
Evangelical
Brushvalley
Hrush Valley
John C
Cessna
Thomas
Cherryhill Township
Harry
Merle
David Syster
Buffington Township
Harry Lyster
Cleveland
Brushvalley Lutheran Church
Thomas Stapleton
Catherine Stapleton
Ernest
Catherine Madigan
Ehrenfeld
George Howard, Jr
James Malenco
Hellwood
Indiana Hospital
Mary Malenco
Samuel
Arthur
Leo
Raymond. Malenco
Mis
James Forest
Jacob Yanis
Sagamore
Sophia Yanis
Misko
Stanley Yanis
Katherine Secrist
William Yanis
Michael Yanis
Rufus
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
H. D
Mexico
East Wheatfield
Smithport
Streams funeral-Homel
Church ST
Indiana, PA
Sophie Lang
Gertrude Michael
Pad Cavanaugh
Richard Barthelmess
Ann Dvorak
Will Rogers
Handy Andy
Peggy Wood
Wallace Beery
Jackie Cooper
Marvelous Cast
Kleeno
Indiana Motor Co
BUICK
Pontiac
North Eighth Street
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