Mr Green Abandons City Life For Farm Dream
An old fashioned man, Herbert Green, clashes with his wife over bobbed hair and modern living. After she declares independence via barber shop and presidency of a charity group, he packs to return to a farm life. He delivers a ultimatum: bobbed hair and canned goods barred, and she must adjust to living on her own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. Green
Charity
Mr. Green
Herbert
Mrs. Green
the Orphan Asylum
Herbert Green
Skeleton for sale sparks Halloween caper in small town
In a sunlit October fable, the Great Detective and Aunt Hortense clash over a pawn shop skeleton worth seven dollars ninety five. Reggie plans a quick take and Henry, the skeleton’s owner, confronts the truth as family tension and a moral gamble collide after a late night heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borgale
Old Lewis
Reggie McWhortle
Lewis
Main Street
Doc Ellis
Doc
Reggie
Aunt Hortense
Henry
Hena
Papa
Mamma
Hortense
Jane
Momma
Piasza
Rest in Christ Teachings on a Busy World
A devotional on finding true rest through faith in Jesus, citing Matthew 11 28 30 and Hebrews 4 1 11. It discusses modern life stress, the yoke of Christ, humility over pride, and the need to cast burdens on God, with a short poem by Fay Inchaiwn and reflections on unbelief and useful living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Watts
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Nazareth
Fay Inchiawn
Prose Maxims of Duty and Service from 19th Century Thinkers
A compact collage of moral maxims citing Bishop Berkeley on viewing countrymen as God’s creatures and self as accountable, Kingsley on Heaven’s command, and Browning affirming equal service before God. The mix reflects Victorian era precepts on duty and public virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Berkeley
Charles Kingsley
Congress And The Average Citizen Analysis
Raymon Pitchairn argues that despite a slow start in a congressional special session, the public sees rays of hope as Washington considers citizens as consumers workers taxpayers and constituents. It notes efforts to reduce waste raise facts about unemployment and to spur private enterprise while weighing the costs of public debt and taxes. If promises falter voters will demand explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Hospitaled Costs Fall As Medical Science Advances
H G Fritz speaks for Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital Johnstown Pa on the economic burden of illness. He notes lower hospital charges and improved recovery chances due to hospital laboratory research and medical advances over the past two decades, reducing wage earners income loss by more than half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Fritz
Conemaugh Valley Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Curry Run Church Services Schedule and Thanksgiving Visits
Preaching will be held next Sunday at 2 30 PM and Sunday school at 1 30 PM. Families visiting include the Flemings from Pittsburgh with two children and Nancy Fleming returning home with them. (additional brief visits listed: Silvis family, Nibert family, Sell family, Virgil Rising, McCurdy family, McCurdy children, James Cook with Peeler siblings.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fleming
Pittsburgh
Carl Meming
Nancy Fleming
Marvin Silvis
Dorothy
Kenneth
Doris
McCurdy
Max Nibert
Peggy Ann
I. J. Sell
Virgil Rising
Wilmerding
W. J. Rising
Lawrence McCurdy
Charlotte Ann
Gilbert
Creekside News Roundup of Local Movements and Visits
Mrs Ralph McCracken visits her mother in the North while Ronald Johnston from Ohio Northern University returns to campus. Many men head to the mountains for hunting as Mr and Mrs Glenn Stahl move nearby. Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston are visitors in Indiana. The M E church council presented a play to a delighted audience. Mrs Harry Clark is listed as ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creekside
Ralph McCracken
Ronald Johnston
Ohio Northern University
Glenn Stahl
Robert Johnston
Indiana
M. E
Harry Clark
Thanksgiving Visitors and Local Moves Highlight Week
A roundup of Thanksgiving visits by Miss Anna Robertson James Hill and sons from Canton Ohio and other relatives. Local residents host guests and a string of home moves and new purchases mark the week, including the Bushs and Bretts. Also noted are school pupils visiting Pittsburgh with teachers, and a revival service led by Rev. Largs at Germany Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leanna Kough
Holsin Luther
Clyde
Dwight Cunningham
Swissvale
Shomo
Curtis Cunningham
John McGraw
Clarence McGraw
Mt. Tabor
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Jane Mabon
Carrie Dean Hall
Erma McElvee
Donald Bowser
Richard Horner
Raymond Moyer
Wendell St. Clair
Thomas Gamble
John Brett
Alvin Alford
Robert Cunningham
Craig Robertson
Joseph Price
Thomas Price
Ruth Brendlinger
Dean Lynn
Carnegie Institute
Highland Park
H. J. Heinz
Stanley Theater
Robert Brett
Elizabeth Brett
Bush
Brett
Sherman Brett
Cheat‘nut Street
Russell Jones
Dan Schrum
Cleveland
Ohio
Mra. C. L. Schr
Also Mentioned on This Page
TS Roved
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Christian Rest
Robert Browning
Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
Buchheit Bros
Indiana, Pa
Edward Anderson
New Florence
H. C. Anderson
Wilbert Bowser
Pitcairn
Archie Gamble
Harry E. Johns
Frank Robertson
Joseph Higgins
Blowfoot
Miss Zimpir
Nante
K.F.D
The
Progress
Indiana Progress
Pathfinder
Country
Tribune
McCall’s Magazine
Indiana County
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