Farewell Party For Gray Family Moves To Kellysburg Farm
Neighbors and friends gathered at Charles Gray and family home last Friday night for a farewell party as the Grays prepare to move to the McBss shoes farm at Kellysburg. Howard Brady of Dixonville spent the weekend with his parents. Jessie Miller visited her parents, Mrs Merle McGara was in Indiana, Mrs Ida Downey and her mother were in Indiana. Frank McGara was a Pittsburgh visitor this week. F B Kirk C A Brady H M McGara and Pat Stapleton called at Marion Center Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gray
Grays
McBsshoes
Kellysburg
Howard Brady
Dixonville
Jessie” Miller
Merle McGara
Indiana
Ida Downey
Lina Trusal
James Banks
Pittsburgh
Frank McGara
F. BE. Kirk
C. A. Brady
H. M. McGara
Pat Stapleton
Marion Cener
Talmage Lewis
Smicksburg
H. L. McCurdy
Wilkes Mack
Bolivar
Airey
Lawrence McCurdy
John Thompson
Apollo
Henderson
I. J. Sell
Earl Miller
M. D. McClelland
Regular Sabbath services and local notes in Lewisville
In Lewisville and Blairsville area reports, upcoming Sabbath services at 1 15 and 2 30. Dorothy Mountain patient at West Penn hospital Pittsburgh not improving. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Wm Fleming and Dwight Barkley. Annual telephone company meeting plans repairs for better service. Various visits by Ella Graham Foster Diven Diven and others. End with Business Men's Service Bureau offer and Indianapolis archival note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Mountain
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
Wm. Fleming
Blairsville
Telephone Company
Dwight Barkley
Ella Graham
Foster
Five Rooms Furnished and a Run of Romance
A chance apartment hunt in New York leads Ronnie to a near miss with Mrs Herbert as he rents a Hudson River view flat for his sister and her husband. A dinner invite amid flirtations tests boundaries while a boxing-lesson wife proves men are undone by marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onin Carhw
Sis
Elsie
Ronnie
Tom
France
John Herbert
Herbert
The
Hudson
Mr. Herbert
High Seas
Ela
Miss Herbert
Ronale’a
Chicago
Pathfnder Magazine
Best Similes of 1920 1929 collection on manners and machines
A New York Times excerpt lists witty similes from 1929 reflecting on society, fashion, and urban life. Notable names include Leon Blumenfeld Richard Connell Ford Madox Ford Dorothy Parker Booth Tarkington and Will Rogers, with lines on flappers skirts and rumbles. The item ends with local notices and a farm information ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Frank J. Wilstach
Anon
Leon Blumenfeld
Chicago
Russell Crouse
Boston
Richard Connell
John §. Cohen, Jr
Ted Cook
I. Elison
New York
St. John Ervine
J. W. Ellison
Ford Madox
Ford
Coley Ford
O. O. McIntyre
W. O. McGeehan
Elsie McCormack
J. P. McHvoy
Joseph Moncure March
Don Marquis
Dorothy Parker
Congo
Alexander Powell
Robert Quillen
Europe
Will Rogers
Vermouth Cork
Charles G. Shaw
Lea Simon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Post Gazette
Indiana Progress
Chamberaville
Lewisville
Business Men's Service Bureau
Louisville Courier-Journal
Huntley
Luxenberg
Indiana, PA
Black Lick Township
Black Lick Station
Jacksonville Road
Delco
A. Ackerson
Blairsville, Pa
Ellis Royal
Ellis Mills
Penna
Dorothy Douglas
Woodcouit
Nation
Sheila Kaye Smith
Charles Willis Thompson
Booth
Tarkington
Martha Banning Thomas
Raymond
Tompkina
Young
Brooks
Tolerant Stones
Louis UN
Termeyer
Ralph Wilk
Dempsey
Pederewski
William Allen White
H. C. Witwer
Walter Winchell
Troutman
Indi
Ana
Child’s Dress
Troutman’s Dress Goods Department
Dimity
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