Faint Heart at Marrick Agency Lover's Leap Delayed
Milt Marrick contends with romantic tension at Marrick Advertising as Ruth Royal’s absence and a secret engagement threaten to derail plans. Anne admits a theft of Ruth’s engagement ring while urging direct confession. Ruth’s arrival triggers a hopeful reconciliation as Milt resolves to reveal his feelings. Joe Allerton looms as a complicating figure in the office romance.
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Marriok
Ruth Royn
Marrick
Paradise
Ruth
Milt
Joe Allerton
Allerton
Immortal Washington Guiding Nation’s Upbuilding
A compact tribute praising Washington as a guiding, immortal figure whose example leads the nation. The brief verse exhorts citizens to follow in Washington’s footsteps as the country advances its efforts on the world stage.
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Washington
Birthplace of Washington on Wakefield Estate Site
Washington's Birthplace in Westmoreland County Virginia was a house facing Popes Creek that burned on December 25 1780. The site is within the George Washington Birthplace National Monument with restored structures on their original grounds and a family burial ground on the 400 acre reservation.
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Ashington
Popes Creek
Westmoreland County
Virginia
George Washington Birthplace National Monument
Washington
Wakefield
Col
John Washington
Westmoreland
Maj
Lawrence Washington
George Washington
Washingtons
Equestrian Statue of First President in Georgetown Park
The article highlights Gen George Washington as a highly honored figure with numerous monuments around the Capital area. It notes a prominent equestrian statue standing in the park at Washington Circle on Pennsylvania Avenue in historic Georgetown.
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Capital City
Gen
George Washington
Washington Circle
Pennsylvania Ave
Georgetown
Friendship as a Plant of Slow Growth in Adversity
Noted quote from George Washington on friendship: it grows slowly and must endure shocks of adversity before earning its varied appellation. The reflection speaks to the steady development and resilience of true friendship over time.
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George Washington
Wished for Peace A note on global harmony and brotherhood
A brief reflection quoting Washington on peace and unity among all people as the path to mankind's happiness. Emphasizes universal brotherhood and shared duty to contribute to global well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Local Society Notes From South Bend Area
Mrs Mel Silvis spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Ira Davia Roy Siverling drives a new Ford Miss Young of Stony Point is employed in the Gene A Silvis home The Lutheran Missionary Society met with Mrs Rifla Long on Wednesday afternoon The Reformed church missionary society held its monthly meeting with Mrs Wilda Anderson on Wednesday evening Wendell Davera and family visited in Ward Devers Orchard Hill lately Mrs Wilda Anderson was a Tuesday caller with the Smith sisters Mrs Frank Altman was a Wednesday visitor with Mrs Billa Long Franklin Gerald named for the newborn son of Mr and Mrs Gene Silvis on Feb 14 Honor McIntire spent part of the week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Alex McIntire Muddy Run Roy Siverling and Bob Townsend were at Kittanning on Tuesday Mrs Clara Townsend called Wednesday to see Belle Moorehead a patient in Indiana hospital recovering from an operation Mrs Nancy Devers spent part of the week at West Lebanon with relatives Mr and Mrs James Smith were Wednesday callers with aunts Maria and Sadie Smith Garnet Devers Irene Silvis Louise Rearie and Charlotte Heasley spent Wednesday night with Joan Crawford Idaho and enjoyed a Valentine party Mrs Joe Coulter of Girty was a Thursday caller with her daughter Mrs Wanda Ellenberger Merl Coulter returned home Thursday from McGee Hospital Pittsburgh following an operation Miss Margaret Anderson entertained the Waneta-Delphine club at her home Thursday afternoon The meeting carried out the Valentine spirit All the members contributed to the Valentine boy The hostess served a delicious Valentine lunch The B E L M club was delightfully entertained at a Valentine quilting party at the home of Mrs Billa Long Thursday All the members contributed to the very tempting dinner served at noon
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South Bend
Mel ‘Silvis
Ira Davia
Roy Siverling
Miss Young
Stony Point
Smith Sisters
Frank Altman
Billa Long
Franklin Gerald
Gene
Silvis
Honor McIntire
Alex McIntire
Muddy Run
Bob Townsend
Kittanning
Clara Townsend
Belle Moorehead
Indiana Hospital
Nancy Devers
West Lebanon
James Smith
Maria
Sadie Smith
Garnet Devers
Irene Silvis
Louise Rearie
Charlotte Heasley
Joan Crawford
Idaho
Joe
Local social notes and visits across the region
Mrs James McCurdy visits with sister Mrs C W Keith while Scott Douglass’s family lists illness. Families split between Juniata Barnesboro Pine Flats Meadville and Cherry Tree attend events and deliveries. Ida McAnulty improves after illness, Roy McDannell’s sister Mrs Woods dies. interment at Hickory Kingdom.
Local visits mark Brush Valley weekend social rounds
The document lists residents and visitors in Brush Valley including Deadwater s Bh B Buchanda and son Wood, Mr and Mrs Irvin Shaffer, Mr and Mrs William Empfield and family, John Empfield near the Lutheran church, Harry and Kermit Altering from Johnstown, Mrs Carrie Nelson and Blair Nelson and family, Mrs EB B Buchanan and Grace, and Mrs Lizzie Wike and Abe Wike.
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Buchanda
Woodrow
Irvin Shaffer
Brush Valley
Amanda Moose
William Empfield
John Empfield
Harry and Kermit
Altering
Johnstown
Carrie Nelson
Blair
Harvey Moose
EB B. Buchanan
Grace
Lizzie Wike
Abe
Taxes Take About Thirty Cents Of Every Dollar Earned
An item notes that taxes in some form or other now take roughly 30 percent of Americans earnings, and mentions The Progressive and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to H. D. readers, $5.50.
Special Soup Recipes Showcasing Versatile Convenience Dishes
A pantry driven guide explains how ready to serve soups like Beef Broth, Cream of Tomato, and Pepper Pot Soup can back rich meals. Recipes include Baked Pork Chops with Beef Broth, Quick Chili Con Carne, Liver in Pepper Pot, Emergency Tuna Fish Sandwiches, Individual Pork Pies, and a Chicken Noodle Platter with biscuits.
Heshbon community notices from Mt Tabor area and surrounding towns
Heshbon residents attend funeral for Mrs Sunberg at Mt Tabor. Mrs Palmer visits Clawson home. Grace and Martha Wagner visit Helen Clawson. William Dias improves after illness. Mrs Cunningham calls on Mrs Mack. Valentines circulate. James Meehan visits from Brushvalley on pay day at Heshbon Coal Co. Everett Wagner and Clara ill. flu and grip steady. Jacob Gordon and Anna Bellas drive to Saltsburg. Bellas runs store there. Winter linger, sled runners to be brightened.
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Russell Palmer
Mt. Tabor
R.v.clawson
Grace
Martha Wagner
Helen Clawson
iWm
T. Dias
Robert Cunningham
Hugh Mack
James Meehan
Brushvalley
Heshbon Coal Co
Everett Wagner
Clara
Emma Frain
Jacob Gordon
Anna Bellas
Heshbon Supply Store
Saltsburg
Miss Bellas
Winter
Dayton Scores and Local Highlights From Weekend Games
Damaged text notes that he and his brother John escaped serious injuries. A number from here attended Dayton basketball games Saturday evening. Dayton girls defeated Sagamore. The boys beat Rural Valley. Emery Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Duff Elkin, who had been seriously ill, was improving.
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John
Dayton
Sagamore
Emery Lee
Duff Elkin
Lumber movers finish A. M. Barrett tract work in Phoenix
LOOP Harry Travis Insel Himes and Hi ter Goxs of Phoenix finish sawing lumber on the A. M. Barrett tract and have it ready to move. Herbert Neg injured his right hand last week but responding to treatment. Leroy Barrett works in the Clymer mines. Dayton residents Mrs. Samuel Carson Mrs. D. J. McIntyre Mrs. Jennie Cehrecengent Mrs. James Shafter and Mrs. Clinton Bittinger spent Thursday quitting for Mrs. Barrett. Raymond Neal and Thomas Marshall had a wreck with a new Plymouth car on a slippery road east week with no injuries. Russell Hoover had a narrow escape crossing the railroad tracks recently. his car was badly damaged.
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Harry Travis
Insel Himes
Hiter Goxs
Phoenix
A. M. Barrett
Herbert Neg
Leroy Barrett
Clymer
Samuel Carson
D. J. McIntyre
Jennie Cehrecengent
James Shafter
Clinton Bittinger
Dayton
Mra
Mra. Barrett, Raymond Neal
Thomas Marshall
Plymouth
Russel Hoover
R.R
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette readers note
A reader notice indicates a price of $5.50 for The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette. The brief item records a subscription or purchase detail with emphasis on the stated amount.
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Evelyn Gordon
Mocturs Nawananer Syndicate
Sne
Anne
Miss Royal
Mult
Mllt
Guista
Lert
Moses
Israel
Spruce
James McCurdy
C. W. Keith
Scott Douglass
Mae ‘Brown
Lillian
Franklin Biss
Lester MccAnulty
Juniata
Roy McDonnell
Miss McAnulty
Barnesboro i
Gertha McAnulty
Mary Bagley
Alice McCurdy
Sarah Bagley
Lottie Brown
Ted
Herbert Blas
Young Peoples Conference
District 4
Pine Flats
Hale MccAnulty
Meadville
Ida McAnulty
Helen Frank
Roy McDannell
Imogene
Ronnie McDannell
Barnesboro
Mia
Harry McDannell
Wilbert Repine
Cherry Tree
W. IE. Patterson
Mma Woods
Hickory Kingdom Cemetery
H. J. Bagley
Nanty Glo
Brown
Deadwaters
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Poste Gasette
H. D
France
Josephine Gibson
Heinz Food Institute
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Sunrise Inn
J. L. Culp
South Sixth St
Indiana
Family News
Iae Parisee
Farmers Bank & Trust Co
Pennsylvania
Parnell, Cowher & Co
Citizens Bank Building
R. W. Wehrle & CO
Phila
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