Christmas entertainments and social visits in West Bolivar area
Mrs John Muir and children visited her parents in West Bolivar on Thursday. Johnstown visitors, church entertainments planned for Christmas at United Evangelical, Frea Methodist and Brethren churches. Local activities include Sunday school officer elections, hunting season closure, and a near fire at Mrs Wilson Artemus home. Many residents, including Mack family, Lichtenfels, Huston, and Brendlinger, noted with social calls and family updates.
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John Muir
West Bolivar
W.H. Boden
Johnstown
John Coleman
Jean
George Mack
Garfield Cline
M. C. Rhinehart
Indiana
United Evangelical Church
Frea Methodist Church
Brethren Church
Dewitt Cunningham
Swisadale
Mrs. Shomo
Charles A. ‘Robinson
Missionary Society of the Germany
M. E
Lydia Lichtenfels
Robinson
Jessie McGraw
Ervin Mack
Frank
Brendlinger
Vincent Mack
Merl Mack
Welden Mack
Emma Hustin
Charles Sutton
Samuel West
Scott Thompson
Lutheran Sunday School
Frank Croll
Ross ,Lichtenfels
William Fisher
Hdna ‘Huston
Germany
M. BE
Frank Brendlinger
Vesta Altemus
Treas
John €. Lear
Wilson Artemus
Front Street
George Simpson
Pitsburgh
Merl McGara
Melvin Wells
Vandergrift
Nettie Wells
A. B. Ansley
Kirk
Harry Miller
Carl
Mary Kinter
Tidoute and Barl
Penn State College
Watt Kinter
Merle McGarn
Wm. Downey
Merle Campbell
Audrey
Idella
Merle
W.C. Lichtenfels
Ross McHlhoes
Wm. Dias
Heshbon
Henry Kim
W. T. Marsh
Blairsville
Ridge School
Lila Duncan
J. F. Lichtenfels
Cartoon Quip On Paper Saving Woes
A bygone cartoon pun contrasts editors and writers on paper use. It jokes about writing on both sides to save paper while refusing stories on both sides, highlighting frugality in newsroom humor.
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Per
Pathfinder
Theatrical and Baseball Metaphors in Twenty-Third Street Men
A man asks why you cry for strangers in theater and the woman admits uncertainty. He asks why you cheer for a stranger sliding into second base. The exchange captures urban theater and sports vibes in a witty dialogue.
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Twenty-third Street
Santa Claus as grownups' Christmas judge in a small town
In a Western town Martha Ruth and Anna clash over gifts and status at Christmas. The old recording saint weighs how gifts reflect hearts, not wallets, as Aunt Caroline and Martha discuss love, sacrifice, and true meaning. The tale ends with gifts mailed, a memory of Christ’s command to love one another.
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Santa Claus
Cildren
Martha
Ruth
Caroline
Anna
Lemuel
Hutt
Anna Grose
Amy
Jeve
Rath
Anni
Santa
Western Newspaper Union
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