Local social notes from Cherryhill community
Mr and Mrs Dennis Tyger and family of Punxsutawney visited friends Sunday. Pine Flats Daily Vacation Bible school program Sunday evening drew a large crowd. Miss Catherine Engle and Miss Twila Engle spent a week in Center county with relatives Mr and Mrs John Askine. Mrs Ross Reade and Mrs William Lyons with granddaughter visited Mrs John Engle and Mrs Danie Evans of Pittsburgh called on Mrs John Engle. William Tyger of Taylorsville shopped locally Wednesday. Alfred Downey and John Askins visited here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Tyger
Punxsutawney
Pine Flats
Catherine
Twila Engle
Center County
John Askine
Walter Gibson
Marianna
Ross Reade
William Lyons
Danie Evans
Pittsburgh
John Engle
William Tyger
Taylorsville
Alfred Downey
John Askins
Visitors bring news from New Jersey to Dixonville
Mr and Mrs John Lydie of New Jersey visited his sister Mrs James Patterson last week. Mr and Mrs James Hanna visited Wm Watson s on Sunday. Mrs W H Buterbaugh and son Jonathan of Purchase Line were Saturday callers at Rev Tampt s. J L Dobson visited his daughter Mrs Zimmerman at Ridgway over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Jacoby were Indiana callers on Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Ritz and children of Cleveland Ohio returned home Saturday after two weeks here. Hidna Dobson and Paul Zimmerman returned to Ridgway after a month with their grandparents. Miss Dorothy Holt of Marion Center visited her aunt Mrs Sara Contrath last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lydie
New Jersey
James Patterson
James Hanna
Wm. Watson’s
W. H. Buterbaugh
Jonathan
Purchase Line
Tampt
J. L. Dobson
Zimmerman
Ridgway
Jacoby
Indiana
Washington Township
Kate Shaffer
Harry
Minnie McGaughey
Co. T. Brown
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Indiana Y.M.C.A
William Bowman
Carl Miller
Vandergrift
Miller
J. E. Blystone
Co. IL
Hudson
James Johnston
Floyd Orr
Charlie Brown
Myrtle Nichol
Walter Harman l
Ethel
Bert Orr
Louis Huber
Brushyalley
Josiah Fisher
Ira Marlin
John
Clair McMillen
Dee ‘Rankin
Sara
Victor Parks
F .Brown
Five Points
Clair Peterman
S. L. Irvin
Walter Ogden
K. A Krone
Beech Creek
Richard Jenney
Kate
Tad Michaels
Dubois
H. R. Bee
Clayton Wooster
Bee
Apollo
Paul Shank
Commodore
Cameron Munroe
Spangler Hospital
Crissie Sebring
H. D. Somerville
Aaron Leamer
Plattville
J. H. McFarland
J. L. Buterbaugh
Jessie
Akron
W. B. Caldwell
Fred Winslow
Brooklyn
N.Y
J. H. Winslow
M. J. Tonkins
Daniel Schneblay
Newcastle
Sara Glenn
Grisamore
Clyde ‘Bailey
Wilkinsburg
Lillie Lennon
Helen Bee
Burnside
O. G. Stull
Jersey Shore
Wilbert ‘Repine
Barnesboro
W. H. Floto
Pittsburgh
Norman Sebring
Ohio
Lawrence Bee
Clyde Bee
Jack
Mountain Lake Park
W. Sebring
Clair
Torris
Alpheus Clark
Deadwaters
Penn Run
Hilton Brilhart
Stanley Ross
Robert
Jack Bee
Lester Cook
Bougher
Spruce Bottom
Juanita Sebring
Jane Peterman
Vivian Sebring
Sea Side Heights
N.J
Stephen Wilhelm
J. E. Peterman
Baltimore
Washington Township social notes and local visits
Mrs Kate Shaffer and family visit at Brown home. Harmony Grove church services planned. Indiana Y M C A and Five Points baseball result 6 to 3. wide list of local visitors, calls, and trips among residents of Washington Township including five Points, Van dergrift, Brushyalley, and nearby towns. Farm work and community events noted with several brief travel mentions and family updates.
Stages of Civilization Recorded by Currency Money
Varar Zerhe, former president of the American Nu mismatic association, portrays money as a documentary record of humanity’s progress. Coins, metals, and inscriptions reveal art, architecture, religion, and conquest across ancient Greece, Rome, and the Middle Ages, tracing rise and fall, culture and ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varar Zerhe
American Numismatic Association
Greece
Hertory
Rome
Dentists Biting Quarrel Stirs Small Village Court
A Hungarian village case centers on a dentist who kept a patient’s false teeth until a mother’s old dental bill was paid. The patient sued for unethical conduct while the dentist argued the man could not eat without money. The judge made sharp remarks as the dispute over teeth and payment unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington Post
Resourceful Youth and the Bridge That Faces the Enemy
Lord Baden-Powell shared a tale of a patrol learning bridge building who, left to work alone, were told their structure would collapse in half an hour due to wrong knots. A quick revelation shows the bridge was designed for the enemy, crafted by the inventive youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baden-Powell
Porch-Forward South Homes Spread in the South
Architectural notes describe houses built with a side porch and outside door for comfort and privacy. Porches face south or west to catch summer winds, are typically one room wide with high ceilings for ventilation, overlook wide gardens, and include two front doors entering from the porch and into a central hallway.
Venison Sold by British Fishmongers Traditions
Origin noted in Prior's Life of Malone describes noblemen trading bucks for fish with fishmongers. The practice began years ago as owners of parks later accept cash for venison at fixed seasonal prices. The London Times cites this odd custom continuing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prior
London
Faraday’s Diary to be Published for Centenary
The diary of Michael Faraday, central to the dynamo’s development, will be published in full by the Royal Institution to honor the centennial of his birth. A large gathering of global electrical societies will attend the celebration, with six to eight volumes anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Faraday
Varaday
Royal Institution
Hard Earned Maury Returns With New Hat
Maury returns home proudly showing a new hat she earned herself. She asks her mother how to wire the hat, then explains she saved five dullurg by talking tv into doing something, while her mother questions the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury
Dullurg
Elders Ridge Community Activities Capture Weekend
Sabbath school at 10, church at 11, and C E at 8. Various locals visited, hosted, or attended events across Elders Ridge including W C T A picnic at Marchand, reunions, and visits among families like Ewing, Kelly, Harvey, Lukehart, Conner, and Brandon.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phone
Ross É DeGaetano Master Cleaners
Philadelphia Street
Speeler & Fell
Frank Miller Coad
Blairsville
Thomas F. Miller
Cherryhill
Dixonville
A. W. Mabon & Sons
Call Us
Phila
Larrow and
Eschelman
Wingold
Goldenrod
Hetrick & Wilson
P.R.R
Indiana, PA
James Stuchell
Frank Downey
Orr
Willard Frick
Indiana Independent
Ralph Prugh
Joseph ‘Marshall
Mildred Rankin
Olive Park
George Edwards
Merlin
James Blystone
Mr. Blystone
J. B. Blystone
Faraday’s
First National Bank of
Elders Ridge
C. E
Paul Ewing
New Kensington
J. A. Kelly
Herbert Lambert
Johnstown
Roberta McCombs
R. Hine
Earl Manners
O. B. Harvey
Virginia Harvey
Mary T.tosensteel
Mary Henry
Mrs. Lewis
Marchand
Floyd Mayhood
T. C. Hood
T. C. Rosengreet
Frank Lambing
Bailey
Walter Ewing
Rev. Martin
Olivet
West Union
W. Cc
T. A
R. W. Beamer
A. M. Streams
Brownsville
J. G. Henderson
James
Peter Crachun
Gon
Moores
Myr
Henry Lukehart
Jack Bush
John Spaniel
Ralph Lukehart
Audrey McLaughlin
Delmont
Raymond Conner
On Conner
Ehuer Rolley
Ben Conner
Harry Lukehart
Whinifred
Boston
Arthur Conner
Thomas Brandon
Malcolm Travis
John Brandon
Brown’s Boot Shops Shoes and Hosiery
Funeral Service
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!