Lord Loveland in America a Society Rout and Rescue
Lord Loveland travels to New York with letters to society figures. He faces rejection and penury after a change of plans, theft, and rebuffs. He becomes a waiter at a cheap restaurant, a fire brings allies, and Isidora Coolidge seeks marriage as Loveland finds his footing amid scandal and revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Loveland
America
Betty Harborough
New York
Histet
Foxham
Loveland
Mauretania
Baltic
Cadwallader Hunter
Lesley
Mira
Ier
Miss Coolidge
Chlorg Astoria
Lovell
Fanny Milton
Milton
Land
Central Perk
Bill Willing
Bill
Bat Hotel
Bowery 7
Isidora
Waldorf
Elnor Coolides
Kida
Cannoy Land
Boveland
Nidé
Esidora
Lisie
Lisle
Jacobus
Stage Troupe Arrives for Jacobus Show in Al
Bill’s star meets the cast led by Jacobus and Miss Moon in a rough, vivid scene. Miss Moon surveys the newcomer, while actors Ruby Claire and de Lisle mingle with Ed Binney and Loveland. Mrs Winter observes, her husband ill at ease, and the group includes the Jacobus clan and Bob Heeles as tensions simmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Jacobus
Miss Moon
Loveland
Isidora
Mr. Jacobus
Winter
Mapany
Mrs. Jacobua
Bob Heeles
Hoecu
Buddha
Ang
Loveland Faces Stage Trials In Modunk Hall
A touring troupe rehearses in a gritty hall at the end of Main Street where the stage is curtained with sheets and audience dismisses the show with bored coughs. Loveland, playing Dave Dreadnought, battles nerves, improvising as Miss Moon and Miss de Lisle guide his English lord persona amid crowded backstage mayhem and a wary local crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Main Street
Love
Bill Willing
Miss Moon
Dave
Thally
Anf
Dave Dreadnought
Jacobus
Miss de Lisle
Ed Binney
Littl
Misa St. Clare
Plano
Mr. Winter
Calcutta
Sraland
Horia
Lillie de Lise
Wishine Bism Inck
Mons
Biil
London
Modunk
Lord Loveland
Eat Binney
Val
Jeading
Hd Binney
Duke of
Highgate
Winter
William Vane
Jove
Willy Vane
Jack Jacobus
Noted Homer City Businessman Dies in Indianapolis
Obituary notices from Homer City and surrounding areas chronicle the deaths of prominent local figures. Scott of Homer City, long a real estate dealer turned Woodmen of the World representative, died in Indianapolis after leaving Homer City in mid October. Thomas Wilson Coleman of Saltsburg, Civil War veteran and resident of Elders Ridge, died at home on November 24 from pneumonia. J A Grantz of Conemaugh Township died Thanksgiving Day in Enid Oklahoma after heart trouble. L M Askins of Blairsville and James L Haire of New Florence, along with other local residents, are listed with brief death notices and funeral details. The section also covers estates, sales notices, and farm auctions, including D L Trout estate and P S Grambling farm sale announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Scott
Homer City
Indianapolis
Ind
Scott
Pittsburg
Jacksonville
O. H. Scott
Scott & McConnaughey
Woodmen of
John
William
Harry Flickinger
Indiana
Thomas Wilson Coleman
Saltsburg
Mr. Coleman
Elders Ridge
Pennsylvania
Morgan
Coleman
United Presbyterian Church
A. B. Coleman
New Concord
Margaret Coleman
J. A. Grantz
Enid
Oklahoma
Conemaugh
C. G. Stacy
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Edgewood
Mr. Grantz
Fork Lutheran Church
Leechburg
Tanoma resident ill. family summoned for care
Tanoma man 77 is seriously ill with stomach and cart trouble. His stepdaughter Sacha McNeal, employed in Pittsburg, rushed home to care for him as Dradoe and Sanare of Dixonville attend Put Your Idle Money at Work. Local ads note bank deposits, jewelers, robes, and wall paper listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanomé Man Oniinally
Peter F. Caatér
Tanoma
Sacha McNeal
Pittsburg
Dra
Doe
Sanare
Dixonville
First National Bank of Indiana
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By C. N. and
A. M. Williamson
Doubleday
Page @ Company
The
McClure Company
L. M. Askins
L. M. Asking
Paulton
Blairsville
Mr. Asking
Mary Connell
Bellevue
Mrs. Asking
James L. Haire
New Flovence
Clem Hamar
Blairaville
Matthew
James
Bert
Derry
Emma Campbell
Thomas
Mra
William Shetler
Bolivar
Minnie Feathers
Philadelphia
John P. Hipple
Carrie Long Hipple
Chambersville
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
D. W. Brallier
Cambria County
Howard Davis
R.S. Long
Town
J. A. Long
Elizabeth Snyder
Canoe Township
Akron Snyder
Canosa Township
Rhe Ia
D. L. Trout
Willet
Anthony Stuchell
A. L. Brewor
D. P. Bothell
Grambling
Washington Township
Wesley Kunkle
Conklin
P. &. Grumbling
D. P. Rothel
Godfrey Marshall's
Irving
Moore
Johnstown Sanitary Dairy Co
Water Street
Godfrey Marshall
Cail
Age Em
Smith's Wall Paper Store
L. Handler
Hines House
Indiana, PA
Pauch Bros
Marshall Building
Carpenter Avenue
Nixon Alley
Progress
Neweh
National Tribune
New York Weekly Tribune
Pittsburg Daily Gazette Times
Ceeereevers Progresa
Companjanto Pw Pompeaien
Maan Peevseess
Toledo
Vinchristmas
Christy’s “Rons
Forbes
R. W. Wehrle & Company
Wallace Dry Goods Company
J. G. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
Garret
Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Frantz Brothers, Proprietors
Rossmoyne
Moore Hotel
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