Marion Center Social Roundup Notices and Visits
Mrs Ernest McQuown of Big Run visited her daughter Mrs Clay Rickard of West Main Street. S H Jones and family toured Punxsutawney on Sabbath. Mrs 8 J McManus was in Indiana on Wednesday. Alma Ross teacher at Lowman school suffered a grip attack last week. Mrs George Ray of Penn Run spent the weekend with Prof Clark Ray at North Manor Street. Catherine Hooley nurse from Pittsburgh visited Mrs W S Wetzel south of town. Mrs Wetzel went to Indiana Saturday. Curtis St Clair near town returned home after tonsil and adenoid removal. Homer Montgomery and wife with two children from Plumville spent Sabbath with Mrs Montgomery’s sister Mrs Ray Kephart. C R Griffith and wife were in Indiana Saturday. Senior high’s oyster supper held Friday evening in the auditorium. W S Brown of East Mahoning township was in Harrisburg and Washington DC last week. Mrs Clark Peddicord of near Indiana visited sister Mrs C R Laughlin who has been ill. Mrs Bruce of Ashtabula Ohio spending time with daughter Mrs R A Henderson. Miss Effie Lydick of DuBois employed at Jacob Puck’s home. R B Knupp and family spent Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest McQuown
Big Run
Clay Rickard
Clark Ray
North Manor
Catherine Hooley
Pittsburgh
Wetzel
Indiana
Curtis St. Clair
Near Town
Homer Montgomery
Plumville
Montgomery
Ray Kephart
C. R. Griffith
W. 8. Brown
East Mahoning Township
Harrisburg
Washington, D. C
Clark Peddicord
C. R. Laughlin
Mrs. Bruce
Ashtabula
Ohio
R. A. Henderson
Local notes from Ord area recount family visits and health
Mrs Catherine Walker visited her daughter Mrs John Fetterman in Wilgus over the weekend as Mrs Fetterman is ill with pneumonia. Other items note Mrs Belle Wilson dying of pneumonia near Cockport, dental visits in Clymer, and multiple visits among neighbors including the Mountain and Mumau families, Sunday school in Commodore, and routine business calls in Greenwich and Tipperary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Burkett
Ord
Catherine Walker
John Fetterman
Wilgus
Saturda
Fetterman
Belle Wilson
Hear This Place
Paul Henry
Cockport
Goldie Wheeler
Lenore Knupp
Clymer
J. W. Fyock
Ever
Glenn Mountain
Jerome Mountain
Norris Raleigh
Miss Strew Barr
Commodore
Community Notes From Cherryhill and Nearby Towns
Josephine Mrs C Ray and Mrs Glenn McQuown shopped in Indiana on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Todd Rager and children visited Blairsville last week. Mrs Belle Ferguson and daughters Dorothy and Charlotte returned to Josephine after months in Cleveland. Mrs Susan Dixon and daughters Mary Jane and Henrietta, and Mrs Norma Heimbach visited Blacklick Saturday evening. George Rudosh was a business visitor in Blairsville Tuesday. John Woodring spent Wednesday evening with his daughter Mary a patient in Indiana hospital. Mrs Samuel Manda and Mrs Albert Brida were Blacklick shoppers Friday. Louis Brida spent Saturday evening in Blairsville. Cherryhill Township Claire, little son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Snyder, is ill with pneumonia. Alverda and Viola Makin and Pearl Smith of Clymer spent Sunday with their home folks. Andiana shoppers on Saturday were R G Wolfe, W H Green and Albert Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ray
Glenn McQuown
Indiana
Todd Rager
Blairsville
Belle Ferguson
Dorothy
Charlotte
Josephine
Cleveland
Susan Dixon
Mary Jane
Henrietta
Norma Heimbach
Blacklick
George Rudosh
John Woodring
Mary
Indiana Hosiital
Samuel Manda
Albert
Brida
Louis Brida
Social and visiting notes from the Clymer region
Unah Brows of Clymer spent Sunday with friends in Manor Mrs D G Strong shopper in Indiana Wednesday L S Amond of Lucerne Mines spent Sunday with home folks Mr and Mrs Harry Shaffer moved to Pittsburgh Wednesday to visit daughter Mrs Paul Smith who is ill in a hospital Esther Willard and Hn a Greiner of Indiana were weekend guests at the J D Sleppy home The tea social held by the Methodist Sunday school class in Grange hall Saturday evening drew a large crowd and raised a good sum Hannah Hadden is visiting her nephew Frank Hoff man of Homer City Friends of Mrs J W Burkhart pleased she is recovering in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio from pneumonia Margaret Overman caller in Penn Run Saturday Mr and Mrs Ed Wmeigh of Colver callers at Warren Buterbaughs Saturday Mrs Ira Myers spending time with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Brice Myers of Pine Plain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Manor
D. G. Strong
Indiana
L. S. Amond
Lucerne Mines
Folka
Harry Shaffer
Pittsburgh
Paul Smith
Esther Willard
Hdna Greiner
J. D. Sleppy
Grange Hall
Hannah Hadden
Frank Hoffman
Homer City
J. W. Burkhart
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Margaret Overman
Penn
Local notes on eggs cars radios and homes
Clarksburg residents report eggs are less scarce than two weeks ago. Dean Clawson works at the Marshall garage while J B Fryar tends the ice and chopping mill. Mr and Mrs Harry Coleman install a home radio. Mrs T G Smith of Blairsville visits in the home of their son in law and daughter Frank Clark. Dr and Mrs Taylor mourn the loss of their child. A final flower and a removal are noted in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Clawson
Marshall Garage
J. B. Fryar
Harry Coleman
M. E. Hileman
J.B. Fryar
Ben
T. G. Smith
Blairsville
Frank Clark
Taylor
Lewisville Notes on Local Visits and Events
Clarence and Velma Barkley spent the weekend with brother Jas Barkley and family in Latrobe. Miss Mary Gibson visited in the homes of W H Frank and W I Miller in Indiana. John Ewing and daughter Margaret called in O W Shields and J B Gibson homes Saturday. Chan MeJunkin of Indiana visited his father Thursday. W G C Diven called on Milton Bracken recently, who has been ill. Mr Bracken and wife hosted a ladies Bible class and their husbands Wednesday evening. The Women’s Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs J G Tomhon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Velma. Barkley
Jas. Barkley
Latrobe
Mary Gibson
W. H. Frank
W. I. Miller
Indiana
John Ewing
Mare.ret
O. W. Shields
J B. Gibson
MeJunkin
W. GC. Diven
Milton Bracken
Demonstration Will Reveal Only Part of the Duick Story
The speaker notes that a demonstration will disclose only part of the Duick saga, implying broader context remains undisclosed. The remark hints at ongoing investigation or reporting needed to understand full events surrounding Duick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duick
Gunston Hall and the George Mason wedding history
Mary Mayo Orensham recounts the 1750 marriage of George Mason to Ann Eltbeck at Gunston Hall in Maryland. Mason, a future renowned statesman, designed the house with English woodcarvers, with neighbors Washington and Lord Fairfax present. The article notes Mason’s draft of the Virginia bill of rights influencing the U.S. Constitution and the 200th anniversary in 1925 with observances at Gunston Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Potomac River
Virginia
Mary Mayo Orensham
St. Nicholas
George Mason
Ann Eltbeck
Mason
Gunston Hall
England
America
Lord Tair- Six
George Washington
Washington
Coverley
Gunston Hat
John Este Cooke
Jefferson
United States
No Eggs for the Band
During a western tour Mr Damroseh recalls a town stay where hotel lodging was poor and diners faced high rates. An argument over breakfast orders led the proprietor to quip No eggs for the hand as the orchestra faced continued frugality and they retold the incident with humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damroseh
Breadtrust
Stinging Snake Myth Traced to 17th Century Reports
The myth of a horned stinging snake in the Carolinas dates back over twenty years and appears in an early “Report to Lords Proprietors of the Gatolinas.” Jatin Chiy ton cites it in London’s Royal Society records of 1688. The tale describes a bluish black snake with a hornlike tail that cannot pierce or sting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grcat Silvey
Gatolinas
Jatin Chiyton
Royal Society of London
Carolinas
Reason for Joyfulness in a Bright Human Destiny
Sir Perwin Arnold notes a dawning era with vast potential for human knowledge and insight. He praises widespread intelligence, softened manners, rising happiness, and towns embracing optimism, likening the sky to a chorus rather than a swamp’s croak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aniiala
Perwin Arnold
Steam Power Dream Plans Deep Earth Water Steam Power
A German inventor proposes a scheme to force water into a chamber three miles beneath the surface and convert it to steam to power surface plants. The idea envisions harnessing subterranean steam to drive industrial energy generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dream
Local Socials and Visits In Dixonville Area
ORD Mr and Mrs Ray Lowman visited Mrs Lowmans father patient in Dixonville hospital Sunday. Mr and Mrs Walter Muman with Mrs Harvey Reithmiller shopped in Indiana Monday. M D Brilhart called on friends in Purchase Line Saturday. Will Walker stayed with Joe Pardee family Sabbath. P G Bichart hauled baled hay to Clymer Saturday. Nella Burkett of Big Run visited son Clair over weekend. Hol Wolf went to New York for new work. Mr and Mrs Blair Learn of Clymer called on Mrs Holby. Mrs Muman and Geneva Pardee saw Mrs Ray Lowman one day last week. Telford Burns and Howard Fisher were business callers Friday. Mrs Butt Coleman visiting her mother Mrs Vira George of Girty spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr and Mrs W A Coleman. Mrs Jennie Anderson spent weekend with daughters C George and Mra Victor stot Phenson Keppla Hill. Mr and Mrs Thompson Meg and Mrs Porter spent Wednesday at W A Coleman home. David Anderson was a valley caller Saturday. Lee Anderson and Lawrence Kleple called at Ha Reight home Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Trank Wolfe and daughter spent Monday at Centery Valley. Harry Reigh purchased a new horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nella Burkett
Big Run
Clair
Hol Wolf
New York
Blair Learn
Clymer
Holby
Muman
Geneva Pardee
Ray Lowman
Telford Burns
Howard Fisher
Jennie
Anderson
C. George
Mra
Victor Stot Phenson
Keppla Hill
Mra. Thompson
Meg
Porter
W. A. Coleman
David Anderson
the Valley
Lee Anderson
Lawrence Keiple
Ha Reight
Mya
Trank Wolfe
Centery
Valley
Harry Reigh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion Center
Effie Lydick
DuBois
Jacob Puck
R. B. Knupp
Silas C. Streams
Undertaker
Phila
Indiana, PA
Thase
Spruce
McAnulty
Nanty Glo
Asa McAnulty
Mary Keith
Harry McDonneill
Frank Biss
Jane Brown
Freeport
John Repine
Mary Brown
Jennie, Anderson
South Bend
Lottie Brown
Roy McDannell
Simon MccDannell
Fous Austin Davis
Tipperary
James McCurdy
Alice
Samuel Bowser
Greenwich
Garman Priday
Cherryhill Township
Claire
Leonard Snyder
Alverda
Viola Makin
Pearl ‘Smith
Andiana
R. G. Wolfe
W. H. Green
Albert Smith
Luxenberg’ S S Big Jewelry Store
Marimar
Rose Point Stone & Lime Company
New Castle
Clarksburg
Lewisville
BUICK
Hilla
Indiana Motor Co
Zion's Valley
Butt Coleman
Vira George
Girty
Steving Furniture Store
F.O.B
Detroit
Chrysler
F.C.B. Detro
John A. Stokes
North Eighth Street
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