No Spare Room by Lillian to a
In a humorous domestic scrape, Simon and his wife Hilda confront hosting their great aunt Matilda Warren who arrives with plans to stay in their single crowded apartment. Aunt Matilda insists on comfort, invents a bath lodging, and hatches a scheme to fix her plate with Doctor Jones while the couple frets over space and hospitality.
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Simon
Davenport
Hilda
Alicia
Matilda Warren
Jones
Doctor Jones
Warren
Europe
Wilda
Matilda
Matlda
Stones Hint Viking Visit to Minnesota in 1363
Detroit Lakes correspondent reports anthropologist F. T. Gustavson of Pequot Minnesota believes Norse explorers reached Cormorant Lake near Detroit Lakes in 1363. He says Kensington Runestone inscription matches the voyage details and maps voyage routes from Vineland to Hudson Bay via Nelson River, Lake Winnipeg, and Red River.
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Minnesota
F. T. Gustavson
Pequot
Minn
Cormorant Lake
Detroit Lakes
Vineland
Marie
Gustavson
Norway
Hudson Bay
Nelson River
Lake Winnipeg
Red River
Tell-Tale Nails and Indicators of Health
An expert doctor uses nail condition to aid diagnosis. Healthy nails renew about every 110 days, while disease slows growth. Nails reveal bodily ailments through signs such as transverse grooves from serious illness, ridges from fractures lasting over a year, and wall thickening suggesting robust constitution.
Endearing Terms in Stones of Victorian Engagement Rings
The article notes Victorian fascination with gemstone initials spelling endearments on engagement rings. It cites 1802 Prince of Wales giving Alexandra of Denmark a ring whose stones formed "Bertie," the prince’s pet name, with a substituted jacinth for the missing T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Alexandra
Denmark
Bertle
Jacinth
Presidents in Masonry Allegations and Nonmembers
The article lists U S presidents connected to Masonry including Washington Jackson Polk Fillmore Buchanan Johnson Garfield McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Patt Thurding and Franklin Roosevelt with claims of early initiation and recantation. It notes additional presidents cited by writers as Masons without proof and assigns nonmembership to Madison Van Buren Harrison Taylor Hayes Arthur Cleveland Harrigan Wilson Coolidge and Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jackson
Polk
Fillmore
Buchanan
Johnson
Garfield
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Patt
Thurding
Franklin Roosevelt
Jefferson
John Adams
J. Q. Adams
Monroe
Tyler
Pierce
Linesin
Grant
Madison
van Buren
W. H. Harrison
Taylor
Hayes
Arthur
Cleveland
Harrigan
Wilson
Coolidge
Hoover
Moses Deliverer and The Law From Exodus Era
Lesson text explores Moses birth preservation education and exile, his call at the burning bush, objections removed, and delivery of Israel. It traces the giving of the law from covenant proposal to the Decalogue and the sealing of the covenant by blood, linking Moses role to Christ and national life.
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Monses
Moses
Nash
Egypt
God
Jesus Christ
Moass
Red Sea
Hood
Secret of Happiness and Success Quoted in Essay
A line elevates work joy as a path to happiness and success. The quote emphasizes loving one’s job, doing engaging work, and believing in it as essential to fulfillment and achievement.
Quote on patriotism and service
A terse historical quotation asserts that reverence for country cannot be excessive and that love devotion and faithful zeal must be steadfast and ardent in service to the nation.
Social notes from Vandergrift area families
Myrtle Shutt and Maxine Schrecengost attend funeral of Mrs. William McMillen near Plumville. Local residents visit relatives in Apollo, Elderton, North Apollo and surrounding areas. Numerous calls and visits recorded with the Jamison, Christy, Smith and Schoenfield families across the week.
Creekside News Roundup From Sunday and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston and children spent Sunday at New Castle. John Rosenberger returns home from Leechburg. Mr and Mrs D A McKee back from Punxsutawney visit. William Lackey in town on Friday en route to Punxsutawney. Thorne Walker and friend spent the weekend at his home. Mr and Mrs Owen Wagner welcomed a baby boy. An evangelistic meeting continues in the peoples hall. Pomona Grange held here with good programs and large attendance. Creekside Grange to perform at Ox Hill Grange on July 2. Mrs Lukehart called to Pittsburgh for illness of her brother. Miss Mary Nanni had an operation in Indiana hospital and has returned home. Mrs James Macro and children spent Sunday with her home folks. The League of the M E church held a social Monday evening. Miss Ethel Orr is in Indiana hospital. Mrs Grace Pfell and son Raymond visited Miss Eva Hendricks on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Rae spent Sunday at their home here.
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Robert Johnston
New Castle
John Rosenberger
Leechburg
D. A. McKee Thas
Punxsutawney
Wm. Lackey
Ohio
Thorne Walker
Owen Wagner
Pomona Grange
Creekside Grange
Ox Hill Grange
Lukehart
Pittsburgh
Mary Nanni
Indiana Hospital
James Macro
Local Social Around Sprankles Mills Families
COVODE Willig Tucker of Buffalo and Mr and Mrs Lingenfelter with children visited Mr and Mrs S M Shields Friday. Betty Sutter returned home from Messena New York after school. Roy Fredell of Clairton visited his father C B Scott over the weekend. J A Gaul visited Punxsutawney friends while Marion Gaul saw Esther Sprankle Mechanic burg. C B E Hugas and J B Sutter business trip Indiana. Blair Gaul spent Thursday with Jennie Gourley. Harry Shaffer family weekend with Georgeville relatives. Nettle Heck Punxsutawney spent Sunday with Earl Beck. McDowell Clairton weekend with Betty Sutter. Lew Neale Marion Center spent Sunday with John McCormick. Mabel Wyant visited Punxsutawney Tuesday. Eva and Alina Laughry Marion Center spent Wednesday with Jay Hamilton.
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Covode ‘Willig Tucker
Buffalo
N. Y
Punx- Sutawney
Marion Gaul
Esther Sprankle
Mechanicaburg
C. BE. Hugas
J. B. Sutter
Indiana
Blair Gaul
Jennie Gourley
Harry Shaffer
Georgeville
Nettle Heck
Punxasutawney
Earl Beck
Miss McDowell
Clairton
Betty Sutter
Lew Neale
Marion Center
John McCormick
Mabel Wyant
Punxsutawney
Eva and
Alina Laughry
Jay Hamilton
Local residents share visits and trips in week
Mrs Elva Jones and children visit with the Rafaél Jones family while Misa Jean Bowers of Holsopple visits her aunt Mrs William B Nixon and other relatives. Several others from Johnstown Pittsburgh Tarrs Punxsutawney Butler and Derry spend time with kin, travel to Medina NC Niagara Falls or attend Apollo camp meeting. Birth announced for Donald Robert to Mr and Mrs Robert Stoner on June 24.
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Thomas Alderson
Anderadn
Lawrence
Robert Bowser
George Felton
Medina
N. C
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Nan Yount
Kittanning
John Foater
Curtis Shomos
William H. Cunningham
Butler
James Dunemore
Punxeytawney
Dunamore
Isaac Cochran
Paul Long
Free Methodist Church
Apollo
Mary Dodson
Misa Alice Dodson
Edward Dodeon
Tarrs Station
Frank Coursin
Denver Boyle
Nora Jean
Orville
Johnstown
Charles Altimus
Pittsburgh
Leora Wagner
Theodore Gehring
Nona Cline
Young
Dilltown
Genevieve Walbeck
Russell Betts
Derry
Robert Stoner
Donald Robert
William Nelson
Cunningham
Rodkey
Strongstown
Hazel Anderson
Rochester Mills Community Notices
Andrew Shudzick worked at Walier during the week while Peggy Potts visited from Juneau. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunmire and others, hosted visitors and callers Sunday. Leonard Muman and Prof. Lytle were town and business visitors on weekend. several Juneau and Indiana residents appeared in town and at church events.
Local Visit Recap From Strongstown Area
Wednesday evening social notes list Miss Heart Mack with Gladys Troxell in Rhensburg, a caller in town. Visits include Mr and Mrs Clarence Jenking and children in Jobnatown, Mrs Eliza beth Troxell’s home, Ethel Detwiler with brother Mack Detwiler family, Albert Hughes family in Indiana, Arthur Flick from Fennelton to Ernest Dearmy, Hodge family from Ehrenfield visiting Wm McCrady, Matilda Whitesell in Seward, Guy Sawers in Blacklick, Louise Bartlett in New Kensington, and Mabel Duncan with son Francis at Georges Duncan home in Windontale. subscription to Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette noted at $5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Heart Mack
Gladys Troxell
Oliver Creaswell
Rhensburg
Clarence Jenking
Betty Lou
Jimmie
Jobnatown
Mra
Eliza_beth Troxell
Ethel Detwiler
Mack Detwiler
Albert Hughes
Indiana
Arthur Flick
Fennelton
Ernest Dearmy
James ‘Hodge
Ehrenfield
Francis
Georges Duncan
Wintondale
Local residents visit family and friends in several towns
Smicksburg and nearby communities report a list of Sunday visitors. Indiana's Ray Beck and Leroy Beck with son Fred visited Charles Beck and family. Gipsy guests include Dallas Smith and Isabel Smith with Mona Smith. Sagamore hostesses include Mrs. F C Uncapher and daughter. McKeesport and Wilkinsburg folks visit Irene Goetz family and plan trips to New York City. Several residents paint homes and travel for visits in Smithport, Gipsy, and Verona.
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Smicksburg
Ray Beck
Leroy Beck
Fred
Indiana
Albert Milburn
New Kensington
Chas
Beck
Dallas Smith
Isabel
Mona Smith
Gipsy
Theo
Hiktn
F. C. Uncapher
Jack Peron
Sagamore
Jay Stiteler
McKeesport
Irene Goetz
H. M. Glenn
Theo, Hikin
Smithport
David Edmunds
Essie Weston
Patty
Mra
Lola Fulton
Christine
Maxine
Plumville
L. A. Casedy
New York City
Stanley Marshall
Louise Stiteler
Wilkinsburg
C. B E. Lewis
J. A. Elkin
Leroy Condron
Verona
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