Community Remembrance of Fourth Among Local Families
West Lebanon and nearby townships share Fourth of July visits and gatherings as O T McLaughlin and McKeesport, George Wilson of New Kensington, and many others join relatives in various homes. Weekend guests include Miss Blanche Galbraith, A C Gurate and Arthur George in Ohio, and families of R W George, W W Ruddock, Mabel Ewing, and John Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lebanon
O. T. McLaughlin
McKeesport
George Wilson
New Kensington
Heber George
W. J. Hiner
Waterman
Leechburg
R. L. George
J. A. Miller
Melvin Johnson
Indiana
Miller
Bobby Coulter
L. C. Rosensteel
Bl‘ders Ridge
Elizabeth Campbell
Stewart Shirley
Fourth of July visits and travels in Blacklick area
Local residents and relatives spent the Fourth with family or friends across Blairsville Indiana Wilkinsburg Hom er City and nearby towns. Notable gatherings included Mrs Ruth Dutra in La Jose, Camp Vandergrift group weeklong stay, and visits by Bob Gearg, the Kooner and Rugh families, and the Mahoneys to relatives in Indiana and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serutan Campbell
Chilren
Kenneth
Ruth Witta
Kenneth Freed
L. H. Kooner
Pittsburgh
Sally Ann
Baltiamore
David Mahoney
Joyce
Emerson Mahoney
Indiana
Watsons Ridge Social Round hosts and visits noted
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Walthour of Vandergrift called at T C Hoods. Visits by Mrs Walter Ewing Annabel and James Ewing Thomas McLaughlin Mrs R Hine and Esther and Martha Henderson. Reunion at J C Tomb near Lewisville. multiple local visits and a Pittsburgh ball game noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Walthour
Vandergrift
Walter Ewing
Annabel
James Ewing
Thomas McLaughlin
R. Hine
Esther
Martha Henderson
Margaret Wray
Fey
Earl Long
Ohio
Rickey
Mildred Brown
Stockdale
BR. J. Phillips
Foster Smock
Meadville
Donald Ewing
J. G. Henderson
Lafferty
Seward Shirley
Parkwood
Mabel Ewing
G. R. Meyer
Greensburg
Federal civilian workforce changes across 1932 to 1936
The civilian federal employee count rose from 583,196 in 1932 to 808,035 by March 1936, an increase of 322,859. President Roosevelt proposed cutting staff by at least 25 percent, but the expansion continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Salads for Summer Time The Joy of Home Dressings
A lively guide to making fresh salads from garden greens or market produce. It outlines a ritual of washing and dressing with olive oil and cider vinegar, then offers multiple French style dressings with precise ingredient notes and pairings for popular salads. Includes French, Anchovy, Chiffonade, Honey French, Ketchup, Mustard, Piquante, Roquefort, Summer, Tarragon, and Parisian dressings with suggested pairings for specific greens and dishes.
Sunday School and Church Services in Clarksburg Area
Community notes list events and visits across Clarksburg and nearby towns. Residents including Mrs. Fred Hartz and families from Indiana and Blairsville are mentioned along with weekend gatherings, picnics at Cliffside Park, and various relatives visiting or staying with kin in Saltsburg, Elders Ridge, and Punxsutawney areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Fred Hartz
Ernest
Glenn Kunkel
Robert Reynolds
Robert
Edgar Herr
Duncannon
Kenneth Sload
Paul Lowman
Fern
Henry Nau
Freeport
Cynthia
Mabel Cribbs
John Cribbs
Jane
Hugh E. Flood
Indiana
Lyle Lafferty
New ‘Castle
Clare Marshall
Marshall
Lenore Parks
D. A. Cribbs
Raymond Jewall
Carrie Biricks
Merch Fulton
Frank Clark
Cliffside Park
Clifford Cunningham
Harold
Saltsbury Extension
Carrie Elricks
Paul Elricks
Vandergrift
Frank Anderson
North Washington
Harry Anderson
Joe Maruka
Rose Basil
Blairsville
Gene Thomas
Pittsburgh
Bruce Thomas
Carrie Elricka
Callova
Wike
Livermore
Johnny Shearer
W. C.shearer
Harry Perguson
R. N. Coleman
Colonial Park
Harry Coleman
Jean
James Keeley
Saltsburg
George Lydie
Clinton
Lawrence Ringer
Ashbaugh
Kennedy
Pan
Lewisville
Marjorie Lou Kinter
Wallace Shearer
Idlewild Park
J. E. Fryar
T. 8
Raymond Jewell
Virginia Lynn Coleman
Salts
Curry Run Social Notes Mention Visits and Local Events
Mrs M M Akey remains ill but better. Families from Advance and Pittsburgh visit, with outings to Cumberland and Vandergrift. C B Society held a wether roast at Fleming home. Readers are reminded of the Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette subscription price for R D readers at 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.M. Akey
I. J. Sell
Lee Henderson
Advance
Walter Rising
Wilbert Flauss
B. M. Carson
H, Il. McCurdy
Alta
Elda
Myrtle May
Pittsburgh
Vanderarift
Roy Fulmer
Cumberland
Presley Brandon
Clare Bartlebaugh
Rising
Archie Rising
Mes
Leon Rising
Mrs. Lisle Thomas
Alberta
Betty
Eleanor
Esther
Bernice Fulmer
Frances
Jane Kline
C. B. Society
Mrs
Bart Fleming
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Brave Peter and John in Acts preached bold gospel
Lesson themes show Peter and John healing a lame man at the Beautiful Gate, then testifying before crowds and the Sanhedrin. The course emphasizes courageous witnessing, obedience to God, and enduring persecution for Christ with the church in prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter and
Ohn
Paul
Christ
Peter
John
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Temple
B. Peter
Jesus
God
Pulling Together for Higher Hunan Life Standards
A call for coordinated effort to raise standards in Hunan life through disciplined teamwork between money earners and knowledge providers. The message urges organized planning to surpass prior levels of achievement and imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunan Ife
Saving Others One Whig Light to Rossetti Memory
A reflective line recalls how love aids understanding as a memory of Whig offers a new light to the Rossetti circle. The remark emphasizes the enduring influence of personal connection on literary empathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossetti
Cherry Tree News Roundup Of Local Social Happenings
Mrs Gertrude Barnes and daughter Martha visit Clearfield. Wm Fleischer of Lewistown called with sister Martha Barnes. Mrs Mabel Thomas stayed with her Mt Airy family. Jubilee at McFarland cabin marks J L Buterbaughs 50th anniversary. Teens Clair Sebring Jr and Stanley Ross head to Maryland for MTC training. Mrs J N Beck a patient at Spangler hospital. Ladies sewing club to Mahaffey grounds. Mr and Mrs Robt Harter visit Johnson City. Vivian Sebring visits Spangler. Harry May family weekend in Jerome. Helen Louise Johnson returns from Youngstown. Molly Caldwell and four children stay with J L Buterbaugh. Mrs Howard McFarland touring Akron. Cherry Tree Firemen Auxiliary win first at Homer City. Mrs Jerry Shaner returns from Akron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Barnes
Martha
Clearfield
Wm. Fleischer
Lewistown
Martha Barnes
Mabel Thomas
Mt. Airle
McFarland’s
J. L. Buterbaugh
Clair Sebring, Jr
Stanley Ross
Maryland
J. N. Beck
Spangler Hospital
Ladies Sewing Club
Mahaffey Camp Grounds
Frank Weaver
Helen Louise Johnson
Youngstown
Molly Caldwell
Akron
Howard McFarland
Cheriry Tree Firemen’s Association
Homer ‘City
Jerry Shaner
Fourth of July visits and family gatherings in Rossmoyne
The community saw multiple families visiting relatives over the Fourth. Rossmoyne residents hosted Paul Elkin and daughter with Mrs Hilzabeth Ekin, Cal Morehead and D C Wells families joined by Nelson Warden and others. Attendees included the Hazelett reunion at Dixie Park near Georgetown and updates on Roger Hazelett’s return from Indiana plus arthritis illness of Stanley Elkin and slow recovery of D G Frantz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Robert Sloan
Margaret Sloan
Russel
Apollo
Carl Morehead
D. C. Wells
Nelson Warden
Herbert Neal
the Loop
Pan Barks
Mary Louise
Catherine Ann
Ortie Lewis
Jeannette
Lewis
Ebert Brewer
Hazelett
Dixie Park
Georfevisle
Roger Hazelett
Indiana
Stanley Elkin
John Elkin
D. G. Frantz
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Watsons Ridge
Josephine. Gibson
Heinz Food Institute
Wesley Coulson
al Lemmel
Pennsylvania
Carl Fleming
A. T. Pearce
W. O. W. Hall
Margaret Jesus Coleman
Mae Coleman
Elders Ridge
Hazel Blakely
Charles Fulton
A. Smith
Dorothy Smith and Son
Iselin
Saltsbury
Harold’ Mabon
Punxsutawney
David Corsnitz
Halifax
Martin Lafferty
Curry Run
J. M. Kidd
McClain
Emmett Hoover
California
Perry McCreight
Alta McCurdy
Culver
Lesson Institute
Chicago
Western Newspaper
Galon
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Frank B. Jewett
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Nathan Hayward
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Jewett
Patronize Progress
Larrow and
Eschelman
Wingold
Morton
Hetrick & Wilson
Bear Pbb
Indiana, PA
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