Local Notes and Visits Across Towns and Counties
Lovejoy and wife of Denver visited his mother in law Mrs Jane Frosk overland by car. Flugger family stayed in Central City. Pennington moved into judge vacated by Wilegan. Jennings Goodin shopped in Darnaeshoro. Meeking sisters to Akron for work. Brown and Sloan Buterhaugh families called on friends. Marsha Earn rented rooms for summer. Huey family of Lochvale visited son Samel Huey. Davidsons hosted Thelma Lydie from Starford. Louie Bhe and Viola Shaffer visited Mrs Jesse Beer. Paul and wife Shank welcomed a daughter. Midred Postlewaite home from Indiana Normal. Agnes Clark and Catherine from Apollo. Gladys Fairman visiting Bertha. J P Gleason camp to repair dam. Flower bed near station for public improvement. Laura Spence with friends in Chambers’ wife. Mish Welen Acker and Faye Harmon in Indiana. Marion Center play during Decoration Day.Marshos dwelling fire Saturday night attic origin. Grayton Coleman sore hand. Joseph Lahy and Kathy visiting Greensburg. Ladies Aid to meet at Stella Kunkle’s. Johnston returns from Pittsburgh. Bazaar at Grange hall well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orshe Miess
Denver
Colo
Jane Frosk
Flugger
Central City
Jacob Pennington
Lawrence Wilegan
Marion Center
Jennings Goodin
Darnaeshoro
Charity
Vera Meeking
Akron
John Brown
Frank Scott
Sloan Buterhaugh
Bertha
Rhin Laney
Marsha Earn
Toa Joan
A. B. Goodiin
Doe Huey
Wm. Huey
Lochvale
Samel Huey
Tom Davidson
Commodore
John Davidson
Thelma Lydie
Starford
Sam Huvy
Burnside
Louie Bhe
Gzister
Viola Shaffer
Jesse Beer
Paul Shank
Midred Postlewaite
Indiana Normal
Agnes Clark
Babby
Catherine
Apollo
Gladys Fairman
Vandergrift High School
J. P. Gleason
Laura Spence
Chambers
Mish Welen Acker
Faye Harman
Indiana
Harry
Va Nendricks
Leona
Grace Johnston
Fae Harmin
Marsho ‘Tre
Grayton Coleman
Joseph Lahy
Kathy
Greensburg
Ladies’ Aid Society
Stella Kunkle
M. Johnston
Pittsburgh
Clara Walker
Jessie Johnston
Grange Hall
Hillsdale Social Roundup Notes Visits and Play
Mr and Mrs Howard Lonewill of Dixonville visited Mr and Mrs Howard Dishong on Wednesday evening. Mrs Ross Hazlett and children of Portage spent several days with Mr and Mrs Frank Gromiley. A number of local youths attended the play at Marion Canter on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lonewill
Dixonville
Howard Dishong
Ross Hazlett
Portage
Frank Gromiley
Marion Canter
Local Social News and Road Work Update
Miss Naomi White visits Viola Churchill then returns home. Several locals attend callers in Indiana Commodore Bathesboro. Wesleyan Methodist church to preach Sunday at 7:00. Mr and Mrs Rankin celebrate golden wedding with family from Pittsburgh Freeport Barnesboro. State road work progresses with cementing planned this week. Charley Conner Andy Wauchisen and Clarence Conner travel to Milwaukee for Chevrolet cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi White
Gipsy
Viola Churchill
Beatrice Gromiey
Portage
Charles Cross
Curtis
I. D. Ake
Miizabeth Ake
Indiana
Anna Goss
Commodore
Violet Ginter
Boyd Daugherty
Helen Ginter
Bathesboro
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Rankin
John Rankin
Kmlmer
Pittsburgh
Ntowland Claypool
Richard
Freeport
Clair Maize
Howard
Sunday Church Service Draws Local Visitors
The item lists multiple families visiting relatives over the weekend in Clearfield and surrounding areas. Rev. Benjamin R. Croft from Wellsboro will preach at Hast Ma honing Baptist church on Sunday June 10 at 11 a.m. All invited. Several residents are noted as visiting or traveling, including Mrs. R. W. Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Buterbaugh, Mrs. M. J. Butterbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Win Johnston, Mrs. Leslie Pattison, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Anthony
Ney Lockard
Winiondale
Clarence Buterbaugh
Cookport
Buterbaugh
W. W. Nichol
Benjamin R. Croft
Wellsboro
Harry Johnston
Bell’s Landing
Clearfield County
M. J. Butterbaugh
Win, Johnston
Curry Teun
Houk
Leslie Pattison
Indiana
M. L. Houk
Local Social Notes From Indiana and Nearby Towns
Ambrose L S Wells and family were shopping in Indiana on Friday. Mr and Mrs Budd Lightcap of Josephine spent Memorial day with Mrs Lightcaps parents. William Marks and son Blair of Kellysburg visited Ira Wadding Sunday. Walter Smith visiting Plumville friends. Miss Jessie Johnston weekend Creekside. Miss Marion Lambing guest of Louise Parker. Dorsey McMillen employed at Josephine spent Sunday at home. Thomas Willard remodeling Nathaniel Norths house. Lynn Purman painting William Spichers house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Wells
Indiana
Budd Lightcap
Josephine
Apent
Program of Gordon Literary Society June 12
Gordon Literary Society plans a June 12 program featuring songs recitations readings and a question box session. Participants include Mildred Altman Clair Smith Frances McCrea Mabel Gibson Nora Clawson Marie Shields Jake Chris Howard Altman Darrell Mikesell and John McCrea with Mrs Mikesell and Mrs McCrea highlighted among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Literary Society
Mildred Altman
Clair Smith
Mother Lyons
Frances McCrea
James Claweson
Orr Shields
Win
McCrea
McIntyre
Mikesell
Frank McGrea
A. Rh. Mikesell
Lester Altman
Ruth Altman
Royden Long
Thomas Strong
Nulsie Overdort
Jos. Mauk
Mabel Gibson
Nora Clawson
Margaret McCrea
Marie Shields
Jake Chris
Howard Altman
Joe Gibson
Maury Reed
John McKintyre
Darrell Mikesell
Elmer Streams
John McCrea
Smith
Bion
Journil
J. Darrell Mikesell
Children's Day Exercises At Bethel Lutheran Church
The annual program at Bethel Lutheran Church Rayne township is set for next Sunday at 2 30 PM. A feature will be a review of the Daily Vacation Bible School activities led by Olene Ober and Gertrude Haer. Of 28 pupils enrolled, 23 have attended each day, with sessions proving profitable and engaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Lutheran Church
Rayne Township
Olene Ober
Gertrude Haer
Indiana Bay Member in Orchestra on Leviathan Ship
Robert Alker, son of John H. Alker of West School Street, is a member of the orchestra aboard the Leviathan, the nation's largest passenger ship, sailing from New York on July 4 for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Bay
Robert Alker
John H. Alker
West School Street
New York
Europe
Claseles Run Behind In French Classic Theatre
The Mollere tradition remains strong within the Comedie Francaise where actors descend from Waywright. The company, formed nearly 250 years ago, merges Moallere’s troupe with Hotel de Burgoyne players. Staff receive a state subvention and a 12000 franc per performance no retaining fee plus pension, with Moliere plays always in repertoire despite financial loss as modern plays attract Parisians. Modernists outpace classicists in various facets, signaling changing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claseles
Mollere
Comedie
Moliere
Times
Montreal Gazette
Radio on Motor Busses Debuts On Pacific Coast Lines
Transit company equips eighty five motor busses with radio gear to attract tourist patronage. Tests prove practicality as two step short wave receiver reaches fifteen miles from station despite low antenna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Popular Mechanics
Market Proprieter Distracted by Books and Money
A warm day finds a market front open and a distracted proprietor in a butcher apron counting money. A woman and her child enter unnoticed, then the alarm of a call to the telephone snaps him to the scene as the exchange unfolds in the busy shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
The Village Artist's Revenge
A narrator visits Freeport and finds Ellen Nash has transformed into Miriam Keith, a famed New York painter. Ellen reveals she adopted a new name to shed gossip and jealousy, then returned to buy the old house and fill Will Calder's home with her criticized work as a quiet revenge against locals who maligned her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Marm
Ellen
Wil Calder
Will Calder
Ellen Nash
Will
Mrs. Calder
Mrs.Thompson
Miriam Keith
Ken
New York
Nash
Winds Watch That Winds Itself While Walking
A Californian owns a square French timepiece claimed to be the world’s only self winding watch. An oscillating lever tightens the mainspring with each step, keeping accurate time despite odd construction. Encased in gold with a winding key for breaks in walking, the antique’s age is uncertain.
Arabia the Last Frontier
The article reflects on Arabia as the last unexplored frontier, a land barely touched by Western exploration. It notes the peninsula’s size, the few intrepid travelers who crossed its deserts, and its enduring independence from outside civilization as a vast, largely unknown realm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabia
Cairo
Inner
Asia
Equator
Africa
Polar
Alexander Powell
United States
Sadler
Palgrave
Burton
Pelly
Doughty Lawrence
Leachman
Philby
Anne Blunt
Lord Byron
Gertrude Bell
Educating the City Child at New York Zoo Milk Cow Exhibit
The New York Zoo obtains an exhibition cow donated by the Dairymen's League, making the origin of milk tangible for urban children. The piece notes similar educational aims in St Louis where many youngsters have never seen common farm animals, and proclaims the cow will join other animals to teach kids about dairy production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dairymen’s League
St. Louis
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Resourceful Actor and Odd Ball News Snippets
A representative recounts an on stage mishap where a stuntman’s gun misfired yet the actor fell from the ladder in the intended spot, shouting a comical line as he died. Kite flying becomes a business in Brighton led by Bobby Tench, using kites for advertising and various daring feats. A mock Moscow trial in which God is tried by 5000 Red Army officers ends with a guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullus Kahn
California
New York Herald
Brighton
London Daily News
Bernard Tench
Bobby
Garrigan Club
Moscow
God
Red Army
Leon Trotzky
Lunatsharky
Insects as Radio Models and Antenna Studies
New York state entomologist Porter Melt lectured on resembance between insect antennae and radio receiving sets. He described a successful radio pattern modeled after the gall midge antennae, noting insects offer insight into antenna design for receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soronson
Porter Melt
New York State
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Claude Ginter
Richmond
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Murry Ross
Ross Anthony
Ambrose
WIL Weads
The
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Indiana, Pa
Glasser
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Western Newspaper Union
New York Zoo
Croutman's Store News
Bell
Annette Kellerman
Anniecite Kellerman
Troutman
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