Local Notes and Visits Across Marion Center Area
Marion Center residents host guests and visitors from nearby towns and abroad. Mrs Wolfe and daughters occupy a room in the Miss Ligzia Love house on North Manor Street. Clark Pollock and family spent Thursday evening in town. Misa Lola Long of Indiana visited her parents Mr and Mrs J B Long. Lisle V Kinter stayed with his aunt Mrs James Blakley in Edgerwood. Mrs Mary Work Hogg of Manchester England visits her daughters Miss Margaret Logg in New York and Miss Winifred Logg in Boston. Hogg previously did missionary work in Egypt and met Rev Hope Hogg of Edinburgh. Bernest Wetzel of Pittsburgh returned home Thursday. Miss Clara Barr visited Sabbath with her parents. Miles H Ranck, editor of The Independent, was a business visitor in Clymer. Horace Kinter and Andrew Lee were Indiana visitors. Mrs H B Kerr of Punxsutawney visited her husband here. Nan Hunter hosted the Presbyterian missionary society on Thursday. Marietta Thompson of Homer City visited sister Ada Kinter on Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Work
Brnest Wetzel
Pittsburgh
Clara Barr
Barr
Miles
H. Ranck
the Independent
Clymer
Horace Kinter
Andrew Lee
Indiana
H. BH. Kerr
Punxsutawney
Nan Hunter
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Marietta Thompson
Homer City
Ada
Kinter
Sunday services at Crooked Creek church in Chambersville
Sunday school at Crooked Creek church next Sunday at ten o clock and church services at eleven. Earl Wells and family of Plumville visited Mrs. Nettie Wells. Loyd Wynkoop and family from Home visited F W Kirks. Dr Mahan's family from Pittsburgh were weekend guests of Mrs Nan McGara. Mrs Harold Reema from Namine visited her mother Mrs James Banka. Mrs Frank Kirk called Friday in Indiana. Chicago society women left costly gems at home for opera season opening. Chicago Milw Journal notes.
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Crooked Creek
Earl Wells
Plumville
Nettie Wells
Loyd Wynkoop
Home
F. WH. Kirks
Mahan
Pittsburgh
Nan MecGara
Harold Reema
Namine
James Banka
Frank Kirk
Indiana
Dave Holden Returns Home To Propose To Sylvia Palmer
Dave Holden, a homesteader, hides from civ ilization with Sylvia Palmer as his promised life. a quarrel over a town suitor leads to him losing faith and retreating to a remote cabin. Jack Fulton, Sylvia's suitor, arrives and reveals he is marrying someone else at Easter and urges Dave to fetch Sylvia for a Christmas reunion. Dave accepts, heading back with Sylvia to join Fulton’s nearby farm for a holiday.
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Holden
Mil Valley
Sylvia Palmer
Dave
Sylvia
Dave Holden
Shea
Jack Fulton
Fulton
Bave
Lfe
Furies
Palmer
Sylvial
Western Newspaper Union
Boys Christmas Feasting Calculations
A light feature on how boys approach Christmas meals, comparing the portion they are allowed to eat with what they actually consume beyond permission and the additional appetite that follows the holiday feasting.
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Marion Center
Chambersville
Chicago
Milwaukee Journal
Skeppers
Sloans
Glloc
Rugs
Tae
Clark
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Silas C. Streams
Dav Myers
Philadelphia
Darlin
Martha Banning
Thomas
Livia
J.C. Penney Co
Theitt
Steed
Steet
Bayon Undies
the Savings & Trust Co
Indiana, Pa
the People’ S Shoe Store
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