Golf Game Opened Jane's Eyes
Jane Clyborne attends a country club outing as she discovers her boyfriend Jimmy Clyborne in a canoe with a blond companion named Bernice. Feigning calm, she navigates the golf round while jealousy simmers and a musical comedy evening unfolds. Bill, an old suitor, frames the social tension as Jane plots to confront Jimmy amid a dramatic, nonverbal revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Byrd
Jane
Jimmy
Bernice
Jimmy Clyborne
Kenwood
Bil
Bill
Billy
Charlie
Dairy Meetings in Indiana County July 2 and 3
Dairymen are urged to attend two meetings this week on selecting herd sires and heredity’s role in milk production. R R Welch of Penn State will speak and demonstrate with a herefi scope, at Marion Center Griffith Hall July 2 and Elders Ridge School House July 3 at 8 p.m. Also poultry culling demonstrations with H H Kauffman July 10, 4-H club camp notes, potato beetle control tips, and upcoming multiple hitch demonstrations near end of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
R. R. Welch
Pennsylvania State College
Marion Center
Griffith Hall
Elders Ridge
Welch
H. H. Kauffman
Indiiana County
Indiana County Adult Poultry Record Club
Foster Park
Pennsylvania
Camp Wesco
Ligonier
J. F. Keim
Clair Dunlap
Sutton Smith
Willam and
James Washington
G. A. Burge
Cockport
Penn Run
Cambria County
Charles M. Schwab
Loretto
H. C. McWilliams
R. E. Carter
Indiana
Schwab
Mr. Fields
Mr. Schwab
County Wool Pool Sets Record In Indiana County
The Indiana County Sheep and Wool Growers Association handled 44 303 pounds of wool from over 1100 sheep in the annual pool held Monday and Tuesday last week. Harold McCulloch graded the wool with 38853 pounds medium at 16 26 cents, 1721 pounds fine Delaine at 20 15 cents, and 1832 pounds rejected at 12 15 cents. The pool marked the largest in association history amid a dry season and good quality wool overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Harold McCulloch
New Castle
Lawrence County
Delaine
Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association
Pennsylvania farms gain electricity from lines and plants
The Pennsylvania bureau reports the number of farms with electricity has doubled since 1924 from 23 355 to 31 950 by 1927, and estimates rise to 32 460 in 1929 41 220 in 1930 and 46 250 by January 1 1931. A county tabulation accompanies the report detailing farms receiving power from either private plants or central stations.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Statistics
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Death Notices and Rites Near Marion Center
Several obituaries mark deaths across the region. Dessie Hines aged 59, longtime Christian Missionary Alliance member, died after a lingering illness, with funeral and interment in Marion Center. Alice McHenry, 17, widow of Milton McHenry, formerly of Rayne and Trade City, buried at Grove Chapel Lutheran church after services in Clos. Robert R. Rolley, 57, of Altoona, died after complications from surgery. services at Clymer kin and interment Oakland cemetery. William McKee Avey, 46, died suddenly near Marion Center. funeral at Marion Center M E church with burial in Marion Center cemetery. Samuel P. McDonald, Brushvalley native, died in Peabody Kansas. remembered among Kansas and local relatives. Robert Henry Bates, 81, Advance area farmer, died. burial in Hider?ton cemetery. Mrs. Ellen E. Hill, 77, Strongstown resident, funeral at home and burial in Strongstown cemetery. Mrs. Floyd Pearce, of near Rochester Mills, died at Indiana hospital. funeral and Pine Grove cemetery interment.
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Yessie Hines
Marion Center
Dessie Hines
Hara Vanderhoff
North Fifth Street
Sebastian Sickensberger
Cherryhill Township
Indiana
Diamondville
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
William McTavish
Mis
Esta Vanderhoff
Town
Mary Fleming
Lawrence Hines
Detroit, Mich
Harry Hines
Springdale
Agnes Gillespie
Verona
J. A. Hines
Zenas Hines
Pine Flats
Alice McHenry
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
Rayne Township
C. M. McHenry
Clos
Alice Peterman
Milton McHenry
Trade City
A. L. McHenry
Cloe
Hildebrand
Stevenson
Close
Robert RK. Rolley
Robert ‘R. Rolley
Altoona
Clymer
Altoona Hospital
Elizabeth Rolley
Yellow Lantern Tea Room
Rolley
Anderson
Robert L. Clark
Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Charles R. Bell
Philadelphia
Mary Jane
Wellsville
William McKee Avey
M. E
Livermore
Misa Sarah Wetzel
John
Ralph
BH. R. Pierce
M. E. Church
Samuel McDonald
Samuel P. McDonald
Brushvalley Township
Peabody
Kans
Samuel
Mary McDonald
Kansas
Willam Wilson
Church Street
M. M. Davis
South Seventh Street
John G. St. Clair
School Street
Robert Henry Bates
Hiderton
Advance
Joseph and
Mary (Beatty) Bates
Ella Johnston
Annie McCreight
Ellen E. Hill
Strongstown
Dilen
Hill
Flora B. Davis
Johnstown
Pater Hill
Floyd Pearce
Pine Grove
Lloyd Pearce
Rochester Mills
Indiana Hospital
Funeral Splendor in China Aims at Dignified Death
The article notes that Chinese funerals emphasize prestige regardless of wealth, with families spending heavily to honor the deceased. It describes state burial aid of up to $10,000 for meritorious cases, necromancers, white mourning, and processions led by paid mourners and musicians as funeral scale varies with wealth.
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Tor
Nanking
China
Let Young Authors Struggle for True Literary Value
Writer urges that young writers must endure struggle to prove worth and warns against prizes such as a $13 000 first novel. He argues publishers dangle awards, yet the pure literature should rise without payoffs, noting Milton’s modest $10 Paradise Lost and modern authors living comfortably from their work.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Plymouth Rock Reunited After Historic Split
The Pilgrim Society reports the famous Plymouth Rock was partially moved in 1774 to Town Square as a shrine of liberty, with one fragment kept at Pilgrim Hall yard until 1884, later relocated to the rock’s original shore position, now enclosed by a granite canopy and set in a peristyle by the Society of Colonial Dames.
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Plymouth Rock
The
Pilgrim Society
Plymouth
Town Square
Pilgrim Hall
Society of Colonial Dames
Smoking During Sermon Triggers Clergy Reflection
A Manchester Guardian columnist notes that audiences once smoked in church services, pipe racks and spittoons common, with Welsh practice in 1850 allowing men to light up during sermons, recalling a notable character in The Heart of Midlothian who smoked through entire sermons.
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Bishop of Ely
Manchester
England
Wales
the Heart of
Dead Reckoning Origin in Sea Terms
Pathfinder Magazine cites Grand Pierre in A Systematic Dictionary of Sea Terms describing dead reckoning as estimating a vessel's position without direct observations. It notes the term’s evolution from logbooks with abbreviated latitude entries, where "ded" became corrupted to "dead."
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Grand Pierre
Pathfinder Magazine
Origin of Christmas Tree Ties Norse Roots to Gift Tradition
The Scandinavians worshiped a Tree of Life called Ydrasil in pre Christian days. Christian England adopted the Tree of Life as a symbol of the Blessed Savior and a central gift givers during Christmas. It was displayed in rood screens minstrel galleries and church chancels.
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North
Europe
England
Plum Creek Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Plum Creek residents recount visits and moves with family and friends across Vandergrift Indiana Kittanning Green Oak Elderton and nearby areas. Highlights include Mrs Fleming Bleakney Wood and McFarland gatherings Mrs Bleakney in law Burr Black care Miss Bleakney and Frailey relatives various church services and a haymaking period as farmers finish up.
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Dodge
Vandergrift
Paul McFarland
McParland
Indiana
C. H. Fleming
W. C. Bleakney
Garfield Wood
Ralph Ramer
Glenamae Thomas
Arthur Frailey
Blaine Miller
Robert Bates
Ethel Bleakney
Burr Black
Presbyterian
Elderton
Clawson
Maria Kimmel
Jess Altman
Sabbath School and Sermon Times at Ourrys Run
Sabbath school is set for Sunday at 10 o clock with preaching at 11 o clock and evening service at 7 30. Several local families and visitors from Avonmore Vandergrift Tarentum and Indiana attended or visited relatives this past week including Mr and Mrs Akey Delbert Alers and the Leech Bible class from Indiana.
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Akey
Delbert Alers
Avonmore
Walter Rising
Carson
Dale Shaner
McCurdy
Leech Bible Days
Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Robert Wiggins
Vandergrift
W. R. Thomas
Wm. Fleming
Frank Fleming
Frank Walker
Tarentum
J. C. Walker
J. D. McCann
Carolyn
McPerey
Baseball team sinks in slump after a dozen straight losses
A struggling baseball club endures a harsh streak of twelve consecutive defeats. Management signals no connection to tariff policy as the skid continues, focusing on lineup adjustments and pitching depth to halt the slide.
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J Clair Irvin
Green Township
Clary Irvin
Dixonville
Elyic
County
FES
Fiscus
David J. Fiscus
Hast Water Street
Tricity
Armstrong
Butler
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Charles C. McLain
Penna
McIntyre
Eva Stoffer
Pittsburgh
Gertrude McCreary
H. J. Stiffer
J. R. Learn
Alex Graham
Neptune
Golc
Troutman’s
Plum Creek
Ourrys Run
American Legion’s
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