Local Notes From Blacklick Township And Nearby
Wednesday visits marked by Mrs. Cochran caring for her mother in law. A sledding party from the Union school district enjoyed coasting at William Grahams. Indiana visitors included Sara Jean Helman and several others from Indiana. roads were badly drifted by strong winds Saturday. An Eastern physician foresees no bald men in 50 years, echoed by a rival claim that some will be bald and some hairy.
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Blacklick
Ira Cochran
Cleveland Plain Dealer
MARCH AND MRS Mauk host and guests visit area
A crowded social note lists visitors and callers around Mauk, Morrow, Wineberg, Hicks, and other locals from Marion Center and nearby towns. Mentions of flu in Vernon Baun and a Pittsburgh visit, plus several dinners and Sunday gatherings.
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March
Harry, Peffer
8. C. Wetzel
Ashland
Karl Craig
Marion Center
Glyde McQuown
James Baylor
Indiana
Harry Mauk
Vernon Baun
Near Town
Clyde McQuown
Pittsburgh
John Warner
George Hicks
Grace Huey
Sara Wineberg
William M. Huey
J. W. Morrow
Hazel Brown
Samuel Wineberg
Harry Peffer
Mary Brown
L. C. Simpson
Nathaniel
Bernice
Oak Tree
George Whitacre
Near Trade City
Hol Moot
Robert Knox
The Missing Gink
A Birchfeld lodge party on the Long Trail jokes about a missing Henry Lumbolt. As friends tease his dating habits and social antics, Henry quietly slips away on the veranda and shares a clandestine kiss with Carol Darling under the starlit night.
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Chet Spencer
Birchfeld
Chet
Tony Harland
Henry Lumbolt
Henry
Lunmbolt
Tony
Birchfield
Bridge
Whoozis
Joan Marsden
Chris Hutcheson
Gradley
Chrig
Carol
Carol Darling
O. Henry
Earliest Grocer Trade in England and London Guild
The early wholesale grocery history centers on England with pepperers as precursors in London by 1180. The term grocer appears in 1819 city records. The Grocers' Company of London was founded in 1845 as trades formed into guilds, after which the trade expanded rapidly.
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England
London
Grocers' Company of
Real Estate Query on The House of Seven Gabley
Mrs Reading asks about a real estate listing titled The House of Seven Gabley and wonders about rental terms. Mr Flathunter replies he has not heard of it and asks what it rents for.
Ida Ferguson Improves Slowly Amid Local News
CLAKESBURG Ida Ferguson shows slower recovery while many friends wish her better health. Miss Olive Kinter was ill recently. Several residents visited Mrs. Glen Coleman near Saltsburg. Mrs. Wilbur Coleman and Mrs. Rothrock from Salisburg joined gatherings with Mrs. Harry Coleman. Miss Mary Keely stayed with her sister over the Sabbath. Harry Coleman, drilling for gas in Allegheny county, was home Saturday to Monday evening. Mrs. Harry Coleman spent Friday night with friends at Saltsburg.
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Hesheon
Chester Empfield
Geo. Palmer
Mt. Tabor
Glenn Lichtenfelg
Marion Marsh
W. T. Dias
Roy Palmer
Arthur McConnell
R. G. McEthoes
A. J. Wagner
Heshbon
Roy Walback
John G. Walback
Germany
R. V. Clawson
Ross McEthoes
Ralph Hiner
Homer City
Hazel McHichoes
Florence Wagner
Gladys Deemer
Armagly
Garfield Cline
Robinson
Claeksburg
Ida Ferguson
Olive Kinter
Harry Coleman
Margaret Jean
Everett Coleman
Marjory
Glen Coleman
Salisburg
Wilbur Coleman
Rothrock
Mary Keely
Keely
Allegheny County
Saltsburg
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