Local News From Brush Valley and Strongstown
Nettie Fetterman visits Johnstown while residents from Conemaugh Vandergrift and Indiana travel for holidays. Accidents and moves occur as Blair Nelson and sisters crash a buggy but suffer no serious injuries. A 200 acre farm sale to D W Duncan for 3200 and relocation plans for the Conrads mark local week's activity.
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Brush Valley
Nettie Fetterman
Johnstown
B. G. Blackstone
Pittsburg
Harry Altemus
Conemaugh
M.S. Altemus
George S. Mack
Homer City
Harry Miller
Indiana
Herbert Brink
Vandergrift
Thad Wolf
George
Ohio
Raymond Frick
William Herlinger
Ethel McCrea
Indiana Normal
Blair Nelson
Peat
Mary
M. H
Lenhart and sons visit Ilderton business callers
Local notes show Rev A S Lenhart and sons Paul and Herbert visiting Ilderton on Wednesday. Various social calls include Blythe Grosse of Vandergrift spending weekend with Martha Wray, and families of Leechburg visiting EH Smith and wife. Christmas service planned at Reformed church at 7 30 p m.
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A. S. Lenhart
Paul and
Herbert
Ilderton
Blythe Grosse
Vandergrift
Martha Wray
W. T. Anderson
Dorothy
Leechburg
EH. T. Smith
Ralston Rupert
N. A. Davis
Indiana
Olive Wray
Elders Ridge Academy
D. BE. Hepler
Elders Ridge
D. B. Townsend
J. A. Lowry
Pittsburg
F. Moorhead
New Kensington
H. H. Hanna
C. F. Miller
Clarion County
Luther Hilty
Salina
Lavenia
Townsend
Indiana Normal
Nellie Alshouse
Ida B. Wherry
Donald Jones
Aaron King
Apollo
Eliza George
Idaho
Lenhart and Sons
Albert Silvis
Shelocta
Oliver Hunsberger
Hulda
Reformed Church
Astar's Understudy Shows Starry Chance and Woes
Miss Graziella Fernald, understudy for the leading lady in the Eastern Stock company, vies for a big break while Swan Forsyth urges marriage. A sudden ankle sprain derails her rival, but a staged rescue by Julian Forsythe sets the scene for a possible comeback as Graziella recovers and awaits a prime role with his support.
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Spencer L. Clarke
Graziella Fernald
Eastern Stock Company
Stedd
Misa Warrington
Swan Forsyth
Warrington
Gravietta
Mart
Forsythe
Julian
Fhrat
Graghella
Mernard
Fernald
Gragiella
Aliss Warrtgtei
Grazzella
Graziella
W. G. Chapman
Catty Woman in Brooklyn Cats A Business Scheme
A Brooklyn landlady quietly runs a cat business. She rents apartments to tenants then persuades them to breed and sell mixed breed kittens for modest sums. The scheme includes occasional high value thoroughbreds, but most litters yield small profits, aided by her charm and attractive appearance.
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Brooklyn
Cross Legs in the Car on Columbus Avenue
A New York Press item recalls a young man with a protruding foot in a Columbus Avenue car which caused passengers to wipe their clothes. At 79th Street a couple rebuked him, prompting a husband to politely request foot removal. The wife later quips she would kick such a foot.
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Columbus Avenue
New York Press
79Th Street
New York
Fresh and Storage Eggs Summary
Government experts report eggs stored at freezing point remain good for up to three months. After seven months separation of yolk from white becomes difficult and the white thins. At nineteen months cooking produces pink whites and darker yolks. One year of storage reduces egg weight by about ten percent due to evaporation.
Precious Stones as Medicine in Ancient Apothecaries
Centuries ago apothecaries touted gemstones as internal powders for healing digestion and skin whitening. Pearls especially valued for stomach troubles from overeating and for pearly skin in India and Nepal. Doses varied, but fatalities were rare.
Christmas Party and Local Visits Highlight Busy Week
A busy week in the area features a Christmas entertainment at the United Presbyterian Church, visits from relatives and friends to residents of Indiana and nearby places, surprise birthday parties for Miss Minnie Gibson and Katharine Kerr, and multiple social calls across towns. Notable items include Helen Hines and Margaret Russell visiting Mabiel Russell, James Walker from Indiana visiting relatives, and a house fire incident near Robert Holmes’ horse swiftly contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Sell
Jen Elderton
United Presbyterian Church
Irene
Floyd Heffelfinger
Indiana
Minnie Gibson
James Walker
Helen Hines
Margaret Russell
Idaho
Mabiel Russell
John Pettigrew
Wilmore
Samuel Pettigrew
Mabel Coulter
Parkwood
Blanche Walker
Katherine Kerr
Harry Colbitt
Bertha Silvis
Charlea Kerr
Lila
Evelyn Marie
Mia
M.B. Miller
Wedneuilly
Clark Henry
Clark
Blair
Ornest
Deenar McLaughlin
Nery Smith Head
John Cthsen
Ken Wood
Martha Gibson
Doligtown
Gidgen
Robert Holmes
Lizzie Elwood
Johnstown
A. Wilhelm
Beaver
Robert Nimo
DuBois
Hingon
Keystone Hotel
Enti
Pea
Charles
Steffy
Punxsutawnay
James Gibson
James Craven
Austin Graven
Notice of Guardian Sale of Real Estate in Pennsylvania
In the Orphans' Court of Civet fares a notice seeks an order to sale the real estate of a deceased resident. The property in Batty township Taidtena county includes 24 acres with a two story frame dwelling, barn and outbuildings. Guardian Andituw Limriche requests sale and delivery of shown proceeds.
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John Wedive
Orphins
Civet
Mini
Batty
Taidtena
Wii Heckendorn
Ale Endl
George Rowner
Ddag
Neli
Wid
Samos Mckee
Mora
Jess
Howe
Nunty- Glo
Cimbria County
Pennsylvania
Tvo
Dallas
Dee
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Inex
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