Elders Ridge Church Activities and Social Gatherings
Sabbath school at Elders Ridge at 10:00 and church service at 11:00 with C B at 7:30 led by Martha Hine. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. Mutual Fire Insurance dinner for directors and policy holders at Elders Ridge church Friday at noon. Christian Helpers class meets Thursday at Elsie Faith home led by Anna bel Ewing. Annabel Thompson entertained Jean Clark at Alderton over the weekend.
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Elders Ridge
C. B
Martha Hine
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Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Elders Ridge Church
Christian Helpers
Elsie Faith
Annabel Ewing
Annabel Thompson
Jean Clark
Alderton
Farm Credit Administration Lends Over Five Million Daily in 1934
The Farm Credit Administration loaned an average of more than $5,000,000 each day throughout 1934, reflecting robust credit activity during the year.
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Farm Credit Administration
Local Social Notices From Washington Township
John Orr and others made multiple calls to neighbors on Monday and Tuesday while families visited hospitals, birthdays were celebrated, and several households hosted guests. Local residents, including Park, Blystone, Miller, and Peterman families, shared visits across Sagamore and Vandergrift areas.
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Washington Twp
John Orr
J. B. Blyatone
A Good Newspaper Offer From The Progress And Post Gazette
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer subscriptions to R D residents of Indiana county at 5.50 dollars per year while out of county residents pay 6.00 dollars yearly.
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Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Indiana County
Sister Gray's Confession Reveals Boulder Lake Tragedy
In a district attorney interview Leona Gray recounts how she was drawn into a love triangle with Brenneman and Marge, leading to Brenneman's death by his own hand at Mile-Hi lodge. Marge confirms the details and explains she and Leona married the same day to keep the affair secret.
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Qitite
Leona Gray
District Attorney
Stor
Leona
Jack Brenneman
Leva
Marge
Cleveland
Zenith Studio
Jock
Mr. Brenneman
Mr. Brennemann
Miss Gray
Margaret Gray
Margaret
Yuna
Idiceyncrasy in Adults Affects Many Individuals
A Health Magazine article notes idiosyncrasy affects all adults with reaction to some reagents. It distinguishes two types: a hereditary form causing hay fever and asthma, and a non inherited skin or drug sensitivity. Examples include shellfish, ink, furs, fragrances, and telephones.
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Hygeln
Artemus Ward the humorist and Knight of Broad Highway
The article traces Artemus Ward as an assumed name used by Charlies Browne born in Waterford Maine in 1884. It notes Ward as a natural born jester who eschewed seriousness and gained fame at home and abroad. Browne’s path included little schooling and years of tramp printing with wanderlust, hitching rides across the Mississippi region.
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Artemus Ward
Charlies Browne
Waterford
Maine
Continental Army
Browne
Kansas City Star
Hamlet
Yorick
jJester
Ife
Mississippi
Evolution of public transport from stagecoach to sailing ships
The Detroit News notes that public transport in England emerged with stagecoaches in the 16th century, advanced by road improvements and spring carriages in the 18th century. It recalls Romans operating hire vehicles on fixed routes, and ancient sailing vessels and saddle horses used since early civilizations. It also cites Euphrates inhabitants using saddle horses and Indians using sails with canoes, placing horsemanship and seafaring among earliest transport forms.
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England
Euphrates
Asia
Detroit News
Johnny Appleseed’s eccentric journey and lasting service
Johnny Appleseed traveled across early America planting nurseries for settlers. He often went barefoot, wore a coffee sack coat, and used a pan for a hat. He carried a Bible, endured pain bravely, and was feared yet spared by Indians who thought his mind warped. Despite quirks, his extensive nurseries aided humanity as much as many statesmen.
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Johnny Appleseed
Chrysanthemum Royal Insignia Fete and Varieties
The chrysanthemum, linked for ages to the imperial family, is highly esteemed in Japan with an annual fete in its honor. Master florists have created diverse forms including five to all varieties on one stem, plants bearing a single giant bloom, and others with more than a thousand blossoms.
Local visitors fill Uniontown area over weekend
A long list of callers and visitors appeared across Uniontown and nearby towns. Notable names include Verlo Beringer and family of Saint Benedict, Clay Leamer of Lock Haven, and many others from Pine Grove Barnesboro and Cherry Tree.
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Uniontown
Verlo Beringer
Patty Lou
Herbert
Saint Benedict
Clay Leamer
Dean
Lock Haven
Carl Greasley
Ison
Howard Gressley
Barnesboro
D. IH
Local Notices of Moves and Visits in Indiana Area
Mrs Curtis Bloom is a patient in the Indiana hospital Blair Goodlin moved from the Miller flat to the Mrs Kilne property on Sixth Street Mrs Walter Brown and daughter of Wellsboro are visiting at the home of her mother Mrs Gertrude White Mr and Mrs Telford Barr of Stratford were visitors at the homes of Hikin Bund erlin and wife Mrs Florence Putt moved from Franklin Street to the Moody McGuire house on Morriy Street Mrs Frank Harper will entertain the missionary society of the Church of Christ on a Tuesday evening John Burns of near Plumville visited his sister Mrs Harry St Clair on Thursday
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A. P. Ray
John Park
J. B. Blyatone
Harry Sink
Near Sagamore
Berty Fairman
Harry Orr
J.D. Orr
Byron Orr
J. A. Park
M. J. Boyer
J. B. Park
Frederick Stuber
Myrtle Nichol
Ella Fleming
Newell Miller
Walter Harman
John Adamson
Clair Peterman
Alvin
Johnstown
Milo C. Miller
Indiana Hospital
Charlotte
Myron Rearigh
Vandergrift
Carl Miller
Roy Blystone
J. H. Blyntons
M. J. Beyer
Josiah Fisher
J. H. Park
George Edwards
Beyer
William Gess
Ward
Bert Fairman
Raymond
Elizabeth
Vanderegrift
Beverite Edwards Mill
Meade Fisher
John Marlin
Reed Blystone
Clair ‘Peterman
Peterman
Brice Peterman
Clymer
Curtis Bloom
Blair Goodlin
Miller Flata
Frank Harper
Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
John Burns
Plumyilie
Harry St. Clair
Local Notes Include Grippe Cases And Visitors
Thomas Williams is home with the grippe while Leonard Davis of Clymer called on Wednesday. Mary Pickup and Mrs. John Su tila are also grippe cases. Mrs. Joseph Waxler returned home from Altoona after visiting relatives for Heilwood’s Oh Doctor play. Alex Zarosky of Johnstown was a Friday business caller. Ethel Dunlap visits relatives at Glen Campbell. Alma Vazer and Grace Burkhart from Indiana spent time with relatives. Mr and Mrs Gomer Smith hosted Indiana callers Sunday.
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Alverda Thomas Williams
Leonard Davis
Clymer
Mary Pickup
John 8Utila
Joseph Waxler
Altoona
Heilwood
Alex Zarosky
Johnstown
Ethel Dunlap
Glen Campbell
Alma Vazer
Indiana
Grace Burkhart
Tony Burlhart
Gomer Smith
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Pine Grove
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Meredith Beringer
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