Soapy O Shays Clever Pickpocket Close Call
In a bustling city scene Sergeant O Leary taunts Soapy O Shays as a notorious pickpocket. Soapy hustles after Johnnie Easter, reclaiming his heirloom watch only to be nabbed by officers. A dope ring is uncovered inside the watch casing, sealing Soapy s fate while he muses on a small profit from the ruckus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’leary
O'Shay
New York
New York City
Johnnie Easter
Johnnie
Soapy
Sarge
O'Leary
Eighth Avenue
Forties
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Joe
O’shay
Soapy O’shay
Sergeant O'Leary
Expense Crabshaw Telegram Tale Reads In Coat Pocket
A brief pathfinder magazine joke centers on Mrs Crabshaw and the mess of a telegram. If the speaker must stay away, he promises to send a telegram, while Mrs Crabshaw dismisses it as already discovered in a coat pocket. The gag hinges on mistaken or casual communication.
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Crabshaw
Local Social and Health Notes in Mamont Area
OLIVET residents visited Mamont and Van dergrift on Saturday. John King from Apollo called on Walter Walker on Friday. Margaret Wilson spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Steele Wilson. Mrs Ross Wilson and daughters Evelyn and Phyllis were in the Hwing plumbing home Saturday. Mrs Paul Anderson and Mrs Earl Stiles were in Iselin on Friday. A number of locals are ill. Albert Cribbs, long a patient in Indiana hospital, can now sit in a wheelchair.
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Albert Cribbs
Indiana Hospital
Local Social News From Strongstown and Surroundings
Margaret Boring has returned home after several months in Wintondale. Mrs P W Large spent Wednesday with Mrs Edna Dearmy. Will Greasiey of Heilwood visited his sister Mrs Hugh Boring. Mr and Mrs John Bennett and family visited their daughter Mrs Geo Stephens in Dilltown. Boyd Holby Ray Troxell Andy Martin and Arthur Dearmy were in Indiana on business. Ernest Dearmy is ill at relatives in Windber. Mr and Mrs Dick Marsh Ebensburg spent Tuesday evening with Mrs Viola Stephens and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongstown
Margaret Boring
Wintondale
P. W. Large
Edna Dearmy
Will Greasiey
Heilwood
Hugh Boring
John Bennett
Geo. Stephens
Dilltown
Boyd Holby
Ray Troxell
Andy Martin
Arthur Dearmy
Indiana
Ernest Dearmy
Windber
Dick Marsh
Ebensburg
Viola Stephens
Community Notes From Alverda Area This Week
Mrs. Raymond Elliott appears on the sick list. Jury duty is taken by Mrs. F. R. Rowley and Harry Good this week. Bobby Sable is on the sick list. Leroy Shuss visits relatives in Youngstown Ohio. James Domenic of Ebensburg visits town Friday. Imer Hoagen of Clymer R D was in town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vater and children called at Homer City Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Henry were Johnstown callers Sunday. George Williams and friends of Rossiter visited John J. Williams at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Chivers
Mount Union School
Owen Boyer
Vandergrift
Quinter Boyer
Walker
G. Dunmire
Jesse Kough
Lloyd Blystone
Indiana
Raymond Boyer
Carl
Eileen
Ford City
Amos Boyer
J. T. Sheasley
Minnie Sturgeon
Kittanning
Frank Cessna
Clarissa
Laura
Mildred
Mary
John Kough
George
Martha
Betty
J. H. Kough
Glenn Reefer
Gastown
Belle Peterman
Dean Elgin
Clarence
DeWayne
BH. J. Elgin
Harry Spindler
John Boyer
Russel and
Walter
Yatesboro
Merle Carnahan
Ruby
J. C. Blystone
Alverda
Raymond Elliott
Slek
F. R. Rowley
Harry Good
Bobby Sable
Leroy Shuss
Youngstown
O. James Domenic
Ebensburg
Imer Hoagen
Clymer
R. D
Joseph Vater
Homer City
H. M. Henry
Johnstown
George Williams
Rossiter
John J. Williams
Gerald Smith
R. O., Trexler
W. F. Hildebran
Armagh
Presbyterian Church
Everett Wetzel
Myrtle Freed
Mildred Graham
Blairaville
Barbara Lehman
Saltsburg
Jean Douglas
The
Flora Ross
Chas. O. Smith
Harriet Alexander
Helen Hayes
C. J. Grater
Pittsburgh
H. L. Taylor
Charles Nippes
Alice Rugh
Wm. Ruddock
Jay O'Neil
Rural notes and social visits span Pine Flats area
Mrs James vu Osiway and Nicktown spent Friday with brother W E Tate. A G Glenn is a patient in Indiana hospital. Frank Parry attends Harrisburg agricultural fair. W S Tate and family visited Indiana parents. Clarence Hines called at Lydie home. Mrs MIsworth Henry has been ill. A Canadian expert claims TV will keep farm lads on farms, not when city girls allure.
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James Vu. Osiway
Nicktown
W. E. Tate
Welling Johna
Indiana
Mlsworth Henry
Clarence Hines
Lydie
A. G. Glenn
Indiana Hospital
Frank Parry
Harrisburg
Wesk
Tate
Curry Run Church News and Upcoming Service
Curr y Run report notes a Sunday achook next Sunday at ten o clock and a February 28 preaching service at 2 30 led by Rev John Walker. It lists visits and illness among locals, church events including The Three Pegs play on February 2, and confirms community ties with Indiana Homer City Wilkinsburg and Blairsville residents.
Weather Forecaster's Farewell Echoed by Berlin Publication
The aged meteorological office porter nears retirement with a farewell party as the President laments the institute loses its reputation for reliable forecasts. A Berliner Illustrierte quote calls the loss of sensitive corn irreparable to science. Separate egg whites and yolks when cold but whip whites when warm for best results.
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Meteorological Office
Institute
Berliner Illustrierte
Berlin
Vintage Home Style Meat Dares: Stuffed Pork Chops and City Chicken
A compact set of traditional kitchen preparations includes Stuffed Pork Chops from six double chops with a bread crumb dressing and tomato ketchup glaze baked at 400 F for about 45 minutes. Also notes City Chicken skewers of veal and pork, breaded and browned, then baked with mushroom sauce, plus Sweet Potato Puffes made from mashed potatoes with egg yolk butter and marshmallows rolled in Rice Flakes and baked at 400 F for 10 minutes.
Upside Down Jelly Pecan Cake Recipe
Melt butter in oblong pan and grease sides. Spread smooth currant jelly mixed with sugar on bottom, arrange pecan meats in rows, pour batter over, bake 860 F 45 minutes, turn out, serve warm with cream or vanilla sauce. Cake batter combines butter and sugar, eggs, sifted flour, baking powder, salt, milk and vanilla.
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Farm Radio Vars
Radiosay
Zenith
America
J. Hartnett
Rear Moore
P. KR
Geo. Cost’s Barber Shop
South Ninth Street
Moat Modern
Pennsylvania
Long & Rim Insurance Agency Agents
210 Savings and Trust Building
Indiana, Pa
General Insurance
H. D. Fair
College Ave
Ohio
Dellinger Hammer Mill
St. Clair, Rinn & Co
11Th & Phila
Sts
Mount Union
Lester Sheasley
Donald
Elderton
Paul Kimmel
Shelocta
PINE
Milwaukee Journal
W. J. Rising
Jack Mills
Mre
W. R. Thomas
Thomas Franklin
Alta McCurdy
Lawrence McCurdy
Wilkinsburg
Mildred Brandon
McCurdy
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Progress
Indiana Progress
Pathfinder
Country Home Poultry Tribune
McCall’s Magazine
BN-1
Indiana County
Josephine Gibson
Heing Food Institute
Hess Brothers
Southee Street
Blair Faber Savings & Trust Co
Atwater Kent
Philco
Crosley
Emerson
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