Eve and Gus Find Romance After Night of Illusions
Eve Delbert fumbles romance and glamour in a club gala. Gus Morton eyes steadiness and honesty, while a mysterious masked stranger lures her with a dusk midnight fantasy. Eve ultimately chooses Gus, discarding the romantic trap as she embraces ordinary love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VE Dellert
Jim
Harry
Bil
Eve Delbert
Gus Morton
Gus
Elis
Jonesville
Mangnana Club Conservatory
Eve
Rye
Gua
Dipper
Valve
Evé
Jock
McClure Newapaner Syndicate
WNI Service
Morphine Discovery Eyed as National Monument
In Kinbeck Prussia four men tested morphine by swallowing small crystals in a back room drug store experiment led by Serturner. Dr Logan Clendening credits Serturner with discovering the drug’s usefulness, noting the experiment and the naming of morphine after Morpheus. The piece suggests the pharmacist’s birthplace could be preserved as a national monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kinbeck
Prussia
Frederick Wilhelm Adam Serturner
Serturner
Logan Clendening
Clendening
Morpheus
Qlendening
Heirs Seek $9 Million From War Vessels Lost in 1812
Descendants of Joseph Keeley claim an estate of about $3 million from the U.S. government for three ships seized by Britain in 1812 and later used by the government. Sixty Keeley descendants in Ohio, Tennessee and Pennsylvania, led by Mary Weimer Man, assert the value plus interest since 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsvilie
Ang
United States
Heira
Joseph Keeley
Keeley
Ohio
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Mary Weimer
Nebraska Builds World’s Largest Alfalfa Stack North Loop
Nebraska farmer north of North Loop stacks alfalfa hay a quarter mile long and 00 tons high to feed twelve hundred cattle this winter. Crop statisticians estimate if last year’s Nebraska alfalfa could be piled together it would stretch 80 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
World North Loop
Neb
Here
Valley County
Veterans of Mounted to Get Home in Calgary
Seattle veterans of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police expect a new home in Calgary to shelter aging Mounties. A fund led by George A. Allen, former Mountie and London businessman, backs the project. Calgary reports the structure should be finished by next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Mounted
Seattle
The
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Calgary
George A. Allen
Backwoods Boy Seeks Debutante as Judge Awards Fortune
Billy Miles, raised by a widowed mother in Maine, dreams big through hard work. He becomes a guard, student, and researcher, wooing Virginia Valley a New York debutante. Mentor Rudolf Valley offers a chance at a $2,000,000 stake after Billy reads a Times clipping and signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bmx
Milis
Maine
Billy
Lincoln
Moosehorn Lake
Virginia Valley
New York
Hercules
Virginia
Valley
Mr. Valley
Rudolf Valley
William A. Miles
London
Times
Local Residents and Visitors Make Short Visits
Mr and Mrs T W Munroe spent days in Cleveland Ohio Miss Ethel Cooper of Spangler visited her sister Erma here Mrs Jesse Baker visits relatives in Culver Carrie B George of Johnson City spent last Monday with nieces Mrs Clyde and Harlin Bee Mr and Mrs Joseph Beck returned home after a week with Mr and Mrs F Brehm of Carlisle Mr and Mrs C W Sebring were business callers in Portage Walter Jones returned from two weeks in Altoona Carolyn Winslow of Altoona visited here L B Clark and Mrs Wm McKeage spent time in Indiana Rev J P McCurdy returned from Carlisle Pa and will lead the local M E church Frank Russell Herman Brand S C Bee and sons Bob and Jack Ralph Dunlap Vivian Wolf J E B Wooster and families plus H R Bee and C W Sebring families motor to Mountain Lake for a swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Cooper
Spangler
Erma
Jesse Baker
Culver
Carrie B. George
Johnson City
Clyde
Harlin Bee
Joseph Beck
F. Brehm
Carlisle
C. W. Sebring
Portage
Clara McPherson
Mahaffey
Clyde Bee
Jack
Lawrence Bee
Ebensburg
Walter Jones
Altoona
Carolyn Winslow
Ralph Dunlap
Vivian Wolf
J. EB
Wooster
H. R. Bee
Mountain Lake
Local Social Notes From South Bend Area
The W F C Club hosted at Mrs. John Wilson’s home on Wednesday afternoon. Numerous neighbors and relatives, including John Beighley and aunts Marta and Sara Smith, visited. visitors from Indiana and Apollo were noted. Numerous callers and visits across families including the Beatty, Knepshield, Alshouse, Silvis, and Townsend households were recorded along with several short trips and weekend stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F.C
John Wilson
John Beighley
Mar~ta
Sara Smith
Indiana
Harry Devers
Wendell Devers
Montgomery Farm
Cyrus Beatty
Wilkinsburg
Townsend
Ed. McKinstry
Apollo
William Moorehead
Virgie Alshouse
Dar! Knepshield
Montgomery
Melvin Silvis
Wellsboro
Janet Townsend
Homer City
Carl Knepshield
L. M. Alshouse
Ira Davis
Smith
Alfred Silvis
Near Parkwood
R. A. Silvis
Willard Kimmel
Idaho
Our Village
D. Crum
Near West Lebanon
Maria
J. N. Wherry
Bess
Adam Painter
Zions Valley
Local Guests and New Car Purchases Around Rochester Mills
Rochester Mills residents hosted relatives from Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania and Illinois over the weekend with several couples visiting and socializing. Arthur Spon and Howard Snyder bought new Chevrolet sedans while families visited relatives in Indiana and at Canoe Ridge and Pittsburgh.
Dixonville Event Highlights And Local Visits
Dixonville O O Napp attended the Spanish American War veterans department convention in Gettysburg last week. Wm Watson found work at Chambersville. Max Langham and family of New Kensington visited Mrs Carl R Bence. Susan Urda and Mr and Mrs Albert Snyder were Pittsburgh visitors on Wednesday. Edna Dobson and Paul Zimmerman visited grandparents J L Dobson. Mrs Watson and children shopped in Clymer Saturday. Barrs first ball team went to Grass Flat Sunday to play there. Steele Tate celebrated his fifth birthday with a party Saturday with 35 young friends. Various games and lunch followed. Steele received nice gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. Napp
Gettysburg
Wm. Watson
Chambersville
Max Langham
New Kensington
Carl R. Bence
Susan Urda
Albert Snyder
Pittsburg
Edna Dobson
Paul Zimmerman
J. L. Dobson
Watson
Clymer
Washington Township Social Notes and Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Wilburt Boyer hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Brice Peterman on Thursday evening. Indiana visitors, Grange meetings at Willet, Five Points services, and a large Five Points Atwood ball game were reported along with numerous calls and family visits from Harman Lukehart Park and other local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburt Boyer
Brice Peterman
M.C. Miller
Indiana
Glen Fisher
Dayton
M. J. ‘Boyer
Walter Harman
Josiah Fisher
William Lightcap
Annie
Home Grange
Pomona
Willet
John Russell
Glenn Fisher
Harry Sink
J. Fisher
Harvey Sloan
Curtis ‘McFarland
Valley
John Marlin
Rebecca
Ruth Sink
Clayton Lukehart
Good Mulburger
Plumville
Pomona Grange
Atwood
Earl Blystone
Punxsutawney
J. E. Blystone
Percy Wisssinger
Geneva
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Blair Bush
Mary Lightcap
Ambrose
Five Points
McMillen
Chicago
J. B. Park
J. EB. Park
Elsie
Elkin Bothell
Bobby
George Edwards
Beyer
Ralph Orr
Crist Watterson
Local Social and Business Visits Reported in Cherryhill Area
Mr and Mrs J H Graham of Brushvalley and John Asking of Centre county were in the region for business. Mr and Mrs John Engle and family visited the Bennetts at Indiana. Blue Ridge Construction Co of Uniontown moved machinery to Trade City for a contract. The Asking family of Yatesboro visited. Dale and Wesley Tyger of Taylorsville stopped by. Penny Run daily vacation bible school demonstration Sunday evening drew praise. Ray Havner of Fairchance worked as a tailor nearby. Protect Your Fruit and Berries Get Trespass Notices all the Progress Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Asking
Center County
John Engle
Oliver Bennett
Indiana
Blue Ridge Construction Co
Uniontown
Trade City
M. R. Asking
Evelyn
Yatesboro
R.D
Tuesay, Dale
Wesley Tyger
Taylorsville
Penny Run
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Genevra Cook
Los Angeles
Edward Kenderson
Frances Rue Jennings
Glendale
Hachel Jennings
Salt Lake City
Pea
Ae Slave Newspaper Syndicate
T. W. Munroe
Cleveland, O
South Bend
Rochester Mills
George Snyder
John Snyder
Philip McClain
Edward
Dorothy Gray
Ernest
Margaret Gray
Arthur Spon
T. M. Gilpatric
Clair Gibson
Pittsburgh
Wm. Gibson
A. R. Cooper
Idamat
H. H. ‘Ryen
H. H. Raleigh
Howard Snyder
Evelette Moore
Lisle
Dixonville
Washington Township
Marion Center
D. W. ‘Rial
Agnes Craig
Cecil M. Craig
Brooklyn
N.Y
R. BE. Craig
J. C. Bovard
Maude Lake
Ellis
Charles ‘Botsford
Rayne Township
Roy Reed
Blairaville
Homer City Journal
Lewis G. Wetzel
Silas C. Wetzel
Marchand
William Avey
Stanley H. Enterline
Charles R. Griffith
Horace Kinter
Lisse W. Kinter
Clara Beatty
John Long
Rossiter
J. W. Meanor
Ella Meanor
Walter D. Black
Neal
East Mahoning Township
Young People’s Council
Clare Steele
Cherryhill
J.H. Graham
Brushvalley
Spruce
Ray Havner
Fairchance
Moorhead
Smplete
D. J. Means
Gompers Avenue
Patronize Progress
Funeral Service
Indiana, Pa
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