NIPPY AND NELL AND COSMO HAMILTON SAGA
Nippy, a famed yet troubled performer, wanders from Nice to the Savoy in a struggle for a lasting laugh. His romance with Rosy Calf’s partner falters as he battles loneliness and fear of career collapse at twenty nine. A chance talk with Pat O Callaghan sparks a plan to find mirth through a lookalike act in Nice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legg
Nippy
Great Britain
Yoan
Titosy Calf
Rosy
Bis
Nice
Cook's
Tennyson
Pat O'Callaghan
The
Savoy
O'Callaghan
Thun
Gronius
George
Phwen
Phwat
Footlights and a Clever Substitution in a Naughty World
In a backstage twist, Harry, Nellie, and Nippy Legg rehearse a daring substitute act to save reputations and reveal hidden talents. Nippy dons disguise to perform as Boots and Slipper, winning praise from Nellie and earning Harry a grateful, renewed chance at fame. A postcard from Rosslyn Lodge hints at love and fame’s pull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerlie
Adl
Harry
Nippy
Slipper
Nippy Legg
Au Rela
the Willows
Rosslyn Lodge
Robinson Family Guests at Robinson Area Gatherings
Mrs John Moskum Lysle Jof McKeesport and Miss Dorothy Palmer of Indiana visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerry Saxton last week. Mrs Saxton is ill. Several local residents and students from Bolivar High attended events and a concert by the Black family from Wheeling at the Free Methodist church. Teachers from West Wheatfield plan an institute at Bethel church with speakers from Indiana. A CWA project on Chestnut Street progresses. Multiple residents are ill or recovering, including John Jones in Avanmore and Ruth and Raymond Leigh. Local visits span Indiana Glen Campbell Punxsutawney Clearfield and Nicholtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moskum
Lysle
Jof McKeesport
Dorothy Palmer
Indiana
Jerry Saxton
Saxton
Indiana Hospital
Bessie Boyer
Derry
C. W. Sutton
Bolivard High School
Agricultural
Harrisburg
Denver Boyle
William Donahue
Russell Lichtenfels
George Muir
Wheeling
Free Methodist Church
WWVA
West Wheatfield Township
Bethel Church
R. Brendlinger
Goudhnour
Mia. Lynn
Schrum
Paul Wallace
John Clawson
Prof
Stewart
Winger
Robinson
Ruff
CWA
Chestnut Street
Dewey Leigh
Raymond
Ruth
Ralph Johns
Harry Johns
Ralph Oberlin
Nicholtown
C. A. Oberlin
R. M. Dodson
Gaynelle
O. GC. Moore
Glen Campbell
Paul Braughter
Bessie Work
John Warner
Homer Tiger
Ella Hurd
W. JS. Madden
Punxsutawney
Geo, Johnson
Harry Weaver
Clearfield
W. B. Tobias
Charles Morrison
Hamil
Edward Gray
Homer Pifer
D. E. Keller
Moniday
Walker Smith
West Valley
N. Y
Community quilting event and social visits in Rossmoyne
Mrs Merley hosted a quilting gathering at her Rossmoyne home with many ladies attending. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Harry Lerch and family of Hamilton and Mr and Mrs Norma Johns ton with others visiting relatives. Several couples made business calls in Indiana and Punxsytawney trips were noted.
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Indiana
Paul Elkin
Naomi
Eligabeth ‘Elkin
Merle
S. Marshall
Marshall
How to Reduce Heating Costs to John Barclay
Homeowner guidance on refueling coal fires and furnace efficiency. Advice includes proper coal bed setup, damper adjustments, and venting steps to maximize heat. Letters from readers discuss fireplace practices and humidity control, with John Barclay offering personal replies from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barclay
Broadway
New York City
Local social notes from Maple Grove and nearby towns
Maple Grove and surrounding communities report visitors and callers such as Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe and sons Dick and Dan, the Sleppy family, the Coy family, and many others stopping by homes in Heilwood, Armagh and Bear Indiana. A weekend prayer meeting and several casual visits mark a typical social period in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wolfe
Dick and
Dan
Wm. Sleppy
Near
Penn Run
Conrad Sleppy
Local social notes from Indiana district events
Mrs Edna Pyle and Miss Ruth Strong are patients in Indiana hospital. Rev DePrefontaine of Heilwood and Wilson Glassford spent a day at Ford City. Several residents attended an efficiency conference in Indiana. Families visited, shopped, and called on friends across Pine Flats Indiana Heilwood and nearby towns over the weekend. There was a Sunday School convention at Pine Flats.
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Cherryhill
Edna Pyle
Indiana Hospital
Ruth Strong
DePrefontaine
Heilwood
Wilson Glaysford
Ford City
Judson ‘Parry
Mary Atking
Cook
A. H. Williams
Pine Flats
Sara McFeely
Indiana
Hailwood
John Enele
Wesley
Twila
Wilson Glassford
John Engle
Violet Overman
Pyla
First State Alphabetically? Alabama Declares Identity
A brief exchange pinpoints Alabama as the first state alphabetically in the Union and contrasts it with New York in a playful dialogue about origins and identity. The quip highlights regional pride and state order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union
New York
Empire State
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nippy and
Nell
Cosmo Hamilton
Newapapers Syndicate
Nicholas Legg
What's
Tam
Laurels
Jack Boot
Nellie Sipper
Thora
Panis
Vere
Root
Lees
Nellie
Richmond
Rossmoyne
T. H. Frantz
W. P. Hawk
Near Here
Ernest Pearce
Murray Lewis
Punxsytawney
Moorhead
Maple Grove
Mary Coy
Mrs
Carl Ganon
Arthur ‘Phillips
John Clark
Buddy Jacobs
Jennie
Forrest
Carl Gance
Mary Jane
Glenn Coy
Alvin
Janey
Dorothy
Delilah
Walter Carney
Armagh
George Greene
Belsano
Rezza McCullough
John Guernsey
Joe Zuray
John Hill
D. EB
Renza McCullough
Buday Jacobs
George Lambing
Frank Decker
Jennie Coy
Frank Anderson
Bear Indiana
John Wolfe
Norman Henry
Forrest Coy
Frank
Chalmers Decker
Albert Henry
Mrs. Royden
Coy
GFO
D.leydic
Ross & de Gaetano Cleaners
Philadelphia
Indiana Progress Pathfinder
Poultry Tribune Country Home
American Home Household Magazine
Pictorial Review
Sports Afield
Delineator Magazine
Parents’ Magazine
Silver Screen McCall’s. Magazine
Popular Science Monthly Market Growers’ Journal
Woman's Home Companion
Needlecraft A Etude Music Magazine
Boys’ Life
Scout MagaZine
Indiana County
Indiana Progress
Pennsylvania
Poultry Tribune
Country Home
the Progress
Postoftion
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