Local Notes From North Side And Nearby Areas
Miss Esther Swanberg of Pittsburgh visited the Harry Steffy family. Several residents traveled to Silaiaville and Johnstown. A Children’s Day service is planned at the Lutheran church. Funeral for Miss Mae Muir, killed in an auto accident, drew many mourners. Community events include a carnival parade by the American Legion and nearby church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arminta Mabon
Anna Grace McDowell
Samuel Mabon
New Florence
Charles A. Robinson
Armor Penrose
Warsaw
Bobby
Billie Mitchell
Culver
Archie Fulcomer
Arthur
Cable
Philadelphia
Wilbert Mack
Millard Aiey
Near Shelocta
Forrest Walbeck
Mooseheart
Ill
Alex ‘Muir
Cleveland
Mae Muir
Miss Muir
United Evangelical Church
John ‘Muir
Annie B. Bryan
Lakewood
Ohio
Walter Nixon
Robert Sanner
Oakmont
John Foster
Milo Luther
Clyde
J. Earl Wagner
Mary Elizabeth Wagner
Kathleen
Jeanne Moody
Steubenville
Clark Miller
Carl Moody
Pittsburgh
Joseph Moody
Robert Hinton
Indiana
Garfield Smokeless Coal Company
American Legion
Firemeng Band of
Derry
Ralph ‘Brett
Local Visits and Calls Reported in Uniontown Area
Miss Louise Cobte visits relatives in Johns town while Ruth Beringer spends a week with her brother in law and sister Norman Stahl. Ford Beringer makes a town call on Wednesday. Agnea Harkins from Spruce visits her uncle Bert Rummel. James Beringer of Spruce calls at D. H. Gressley home. Walter Bolvin and son Jimmy weekend out of town. Gilbert Ahlas and son Donald visit Clyde Beringer. Audrey Wilson and children of Stifflertown spend weekend with Calvin Rummel. W C T A luncheon at Pine Flats attended by Mr and Mrs Beringer and Mrs Wallie Cable. William King and family of Hazelett visit Charles King. Norman Stiffler of Stifflertown calls on Anna Stiffler. N G McAnulty of Barnesboro calls at B M Beringer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Beringer
Norman Stahl
Clymer
Ford Beringer
Pine Flats
Agnea Harkins
Spruce
Bert ‘Rummel
James Beringer
D. H. Gressley
Cunningham couple marks thirtieth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Wells Cunningham celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary on Saturday evening with the whole family present. A delicious dinner was served to Mr and Mrs Richard Cunningham, Mr and Mrs Frank McPhilimy and three children, Mr and Mrs Everett Lintner and daughter all of Blairville, Miss Nora, Earl, Dan and Emily Cunningham at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Cunningham
Richard Cunningham
Frank McPhilimy
Everett Lintner
Blairville
Nora
Earl
Dan
Emily Cunningham
R. BE. Dick Ware
Greensburg
Geo. Wolford
Kent
Joe Taylor
Homer
W. K. Cramer
Smyrna Church
J. L. Ewing
Social Notes From Blacklick And Nearby Areas
Mrs Helen Hayes and daughter Geneva and her mother Mrs Harriet Alexander spent a week visiting relatives in Ohio. Presbyterian church Bible classes enjoyed an evening at Mr and Mrs William Hildebran Armagh. Julia Swan returned to Bucknell University for summer term. Elizabeth Stoneback and friends from Blairsville visited the Democratic convention and Dorothy Stonepack in New York over Sunday. Mrs George McClaren J C Nippes and Chas O Smith attended Eastern Star at Blairsville Friday evening. Bernard Brown and son Ross visited J R Geary's recently Rosa to stay two weeks with grandparents. Mrs John Ward visited W A Ward's Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George McClaren
J. C. Nippes
Chas. O. Smith
Eastern Star
Blairsville
Bernard Brown
Ross
J. R. Geary
Rosa
John Ward
W. A. Ward
Pine Flats Church Children Day Program Shown
Pine Flats community notes a Children Day program at Pine Flats Christian church on Sunday evening. Miss Teressa Parry of Penn Run visited sister Mrs. Mary Atkins. C V Askins and Miss Florence Henry of Pittsburgh called at the Eagle home. Elizabeth Elwood visited Mary Atkins. Bill Parry and Chester Stephens visited Indiana friends. Bible school demonstration set for Thursday at Swamp schoolhouse. Mrs A G Glenn has returned from New York home. Bess Thomas and H O Peterson, Indiana, were visitors at the Eagle home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Flats
Swamp
A. G. Glenn
New York
Misa Bess ‘Thomas
H. O. ‘Peterson
Indiana
Eagle
Curry Run Social Roundup and Visitors Report
Mrs. M. M. Akey is improving after illness. Carl Fleming and two children visited Ebensburg on Sunday. I. J. Sell family hosted by Max Nibert near Clymer. McQurdy friends paid calls last Sunday. Wagner Fairman and daughter Ann and Charlotte Ann McCurdy were callers. Arthur Morgan and son Jesse Atkins visited Roy Palmer at Salisbury. Wilbert Mack spent a week with the Akeys. Delbert Alers also visited the Akey home. Kenneth Johnston and daughter and Mrs. Joseph Hauxhurst and two sons visited I. J. Sell Friday. American comic strips are printed in 32 foreign languages in many nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Morgan
Jesse Atkins
Salisbury
Roy Palmer
Wilbert Mack
Akey
Delbert Alers
Kenneth Johnston
Joseph Hauxhurst
I. J. Sell
Jesus Keeps His Promise The Power From On High
Lesson text on Acts 1 6 0 2 8 11 outlines the missionary task Acts 1 6 8 the coming of the Spirit at Pentecost and the early church power on display. It emphasizes witnessing in Jerusalem Judea Samaria and the uttermost parts of the earth through the Holy Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Judea
Samaria
Jesus
Gianior
Epe
Holy
Israel
Peter
Brethren In Christ
Works of True Merit and Rue Merit in Literary Thought
A brief reflection on merit and knowledge noting that true merit is rarely popular in its era. It asserts knowledge as marvellous and gems as signals ahead of peers, positioned beyond the common crowd. Colton’s quotation frames the idea that capable minds lead rather than follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colton
Great Things We Cannot Do and The Small Things We Won’t
A compact remark contrasts grand ambitions with minimal efforts, warning that inaction breeds risk. The piece stresses restraint and deliberate choice, implying moral courage lies in choosing meaningful limits and pursuing practical aims.
Origin of the First National Flag Design
A historical account traces the 1777 design chosen by Congress for the first national flag with thirteen red and white stripes and a blue field of thirteen stars, made by Mrs. Ross of Philadelphia. It notes alterations to five pointed stars, later government flag duties, and initial hoisting at Fort Stanwix near Rome, New York, with further changes in 1794 and the 1818 restoration of thirteen stripes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Congress
Washington
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Fort Stanwix
Fort Schuyler
Rome
N. Y
Oriskany
Vermont
Kentucky
Flag display cautions and proper usage guidance
The flag code specifies that when displayed on a wall either horizontally or vertically, the union must be uppermost and to the flag's own right, which appears on the observer's left. It also cautions against using the flag as drapery and advises using blue white and red bunting instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HIE
Reverend B L Ralston Preaches at West Union and Oliver
Former pastor Reverend B L Ralston preached at West Union and Oliver on Sunday. He was accompanied by Mrs Ralston, their son Joe and daughter Margaret. A weather roast was held at Frank Craig's home by Me Creighton district residents. Several locals attended a Brotherhood Society social at South Bend. The Progress and Pittsburgh Peat Gazette to R D readers five dollars and fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkwood
B. L. Ralston
West Union
Olivet
Ralston
Joe
Margaret
Creight
Frank Craig
Brotherhood Society
South Bend
German schools to teach English as first foreign language
A note on Bernhard Rust establishing English as the first foreign language in Reich high schools. A dialogue joke about an auto incident in Detroit ends with a traffic cop and a man named Daniel Boone. An artist shows a painting titled The Battle and comments on the horrors of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhard Rust
Reich
Detroit
Daniel Boone
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