Senator Borah on Liberty and Constitutional Democracy
In the Senate debate, Senator Borah argues that only the people can alter the Constitution, warns against emergencies expanding power, and condemns fascism Nazism and communism. He cites Lincoln Washington and Jefferson to defend constitutional democracy and personal liberty against state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Idaho
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Mississippi
Abraham Lincoln
Voice of Fascism
Republic
Washington
Lincoln
Local Social Notes From Middletown to Altoona
Mrs. R C0 Lytle and Ethal visit Middletown relatives while Oscar Floyd family tour Indiana. Numerous callers including Bee at Canoe Ridge, Irwin family at Clymer, Andersons in Lumber City, Baker in hospital, Gates and Kull visitors from Yukon and Turtle Creek, Parker children with Hoover in recent days. District convention at local M E church well attended and others noted: Tonkin, Dunlap, and various nephews and nieces visiting or calling in Altoona and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Floyd
Anna
Indiana
John Gates
Yukon
W. Va
Clarence Kull
Turtle Creek
Gertrude, Barnes
Trude Parker
Clearfield
W. ©. Hoover
Paul ‘Cramer
Harrisburg
Mrs. Chas, Wissinger
Cresson
Birthday celebration and local notes in Plum Creek area
A social gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kimmel’s home on June 6 celebrated Mrs. Kimmel’s birthday. Local residents and visitors from Ford City and nearby towns were mentioned in passing as eighth grade graduates and various daily activities including weddings, road work progress, and visits to Pittsburgh and Rural Valley. Notable names include Marion Burddy, Clarence Lasher Sr., Kimmel family, Mae Keeler, Carl Downey, Claude Verger, Apollo area residents, J Paul Kimmel, Jerry Kimmel, Jay Henry, Arthur Altman, Imogene Blystone, Lee Kimmel, Frank Lasher, New Kensington friends, George Keeler, Mrs Christopher Boyer, Rivoda Ramer, William Fleming, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Kimmel
Mrs. Kimmel
Tee
Marion Burddy
Ford City
Clarence Lasher
Robert Kimmel
Edwin Kimmel
Viola Ramer
Kimmel Public School
Wayne Miller
Mae ‘Keeler
Carl Downey
Near Atwood
Claude Verger
Near Apollo
J. Paul Kimmel
Pittsburgh
Jay ‘Henry
Arthur Altman
Ralph Ramer
Imogene Blystone
Lee Kimmel
Frank ‘Lasher
New Kensington
George Keeler
Christopher Boyer
Paul McFarland
Marie Kimmel
Ge Oe Shumaker
Misa iRivoda ‘Ramer
Chambersville Residents Share Sunday Visits and News
Walter Miller and family from Barr and Mercer area called on friends Sunday. Mary Kinter returned from Tidbute where she taught. Paul Brady and wife visited parents. Harold Reims visited Ida Banks. Harry Miller’s visit to Magee Hospital patient daughter Mrs James Brinfeld. Melvin Wells family visited grandmother Nettie Wells. Howard and Leroy Wells visit grandmother for two weeks. A German doctor reports replacing a paralyzed leg muscle with a steel spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller
Mary Jane
Barr
Kenneth Canfield
James Walters
William and
Elizabeth ‘Walters
Mercer
Mary Kinter
Tidbute
Paul i Brady
Bart
Chan
Brady
Harold Reims
Ida Banks
Harry Miller
James Brownfield
Magee Hospital
Pittsburgh
Melvin Wells
Vandersrift
Nette Wells
Howard
Leroy
Wells
Marion Center Community Notes Across Ashbury and Nearby
Local residents and visitors are listed with summer plans and travels. Miss Clara Barr and Miss Audrey Barr spend vacations with family in Marion Center and nearby towns. Others, including Ralph Diven and Neal Griffith, plan visits and career moves. A Sabbath school convention drew interest, and several residents attended funerals and hospital visits. An Indiana hospital operation recovery is noted alongside weather damaged homes from a Sunday storm. A fossil discovery in South Africa is briefly mentioned.
West Lebanon Community Guest List Spans Counties
Local notes list visitors and guests to West Lebanon households including Apollo Indiana Pittsburgh and Youngstown. Names include R L George J R Patterson Walter Campbell Elizabeth Campbell and Harry Wells among many others. Weekend visits and family gatherings highlight regional social ties across Beechland Punxsutawney and Vandergrift.
Fassett family visit and Sabbath events in local area
Elders Ridge Sabbath school at 10:00, church at 11:00, and C. B. at 8:00. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fassett of New Kennington visited in R. B. Passett’s home Friday. Betty Maryal spent Sabbath in Washington DC, Charlotte Rosenateel in Pittsburgh Monday, Sally McCombe in R. BE. Fassett’s home. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Beamer and family motored to State College on Saturday.
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C. B
Elmer Fassett
New Kennington
R. B. Passett
Betty Maryal
Washington, D. C
Charlotte Rosenateel
Pittsburgh
Sally McCombe
Various local visits and events in Alverda and nearby towns
OYMER Mr and Mrs Howard Burkett of Indiana spent Thursday evening with Stanley Sanderlin and family. J Colgan moves to Indiana on Mast Church street. Mr and Mrs Ed Long and family return from Bellaire Ohio. Norman Q Grey and evangelist Howard F Miller announce a meeting at Alverda June 17 to 24. Ernest Perry and family of Dixonville were town visitors. Funeral attendees for Mrs George Bone of Punxsutawney include Mrs John Warden and others. Walter Shields of Indiana visited relatives. Mrs Roy Widdowson and children of Delmont spent time here. Children Day exercises planned at the Christian church on Sunday June 17. Egg white removes chewing gum from hair, then rinse with cold water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Segar
Aultman
Rhoda Bennett
George Hawk
Rossiter
Mont Bennet
Jack Elder
Indiana
Dollie Elder
Bradbury
Camp Glen
Paul Dunlap
George Bone
Punxsutawney
Bone
Danny States
Frank Bartlebaugh
Tommy Williams
Ray Wetzel
Norman
Glen Campbell
Mohning
Amanda Henry
John Wuffs
Mike Colgan
Indiana’ Hospital
Dwight Patterson
Wadsworth, C
Bobby Longwill
R. L. George
L. A.L
Elizabeth Camp-bell
Henry Townsend
South Bend
Stewart Shirley
Parkwood
Smith
Charlotte
Peggy
Youngstown
Ohio
Charles Jackson
Anna Black
Adda
J. R. Patterson
Susan ‘Lellass
C. J. Longwill
D. Paul Miller
Vandergrift
Howard Burkett
Stanley Sanderlin
J. Colgan
Mast Church Street
Ed. Long
Mr. Long
Bellaire
Norman Q. Grey
Howard F. Miller
Alverda
Ernest Perry
Dixonville
John Warden
John Kirkman
Margaret Kirkman
Imogene
Wendell
Delmont
The
Christian Church
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Senator Borah
Liberty
Senate
Congressional Record
Old Dominion
Benedict Arnold
Tarleton
Nicholas
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Commonwealth
Thomas Jefferson
Gherry
R.C0. Lytle
Ethal
Middletown
Co. C. George
Garman
D.C. Schnebley
Tom
Newcastle
Margaret ‘Tonkin
Andrew Johnson
Altoona
M. IE
H. Fuller
Riddlesburg
R. H. ‘Dunlap
W. B. ‘Wilson
Bloseburg
Joseph Tonkin
Marion ‘Center
Plum Creek
Chambersville
Chicago
Federal Building
Marion Center
Clara Barr
Asbury College
Wilmore
Audrey Barr
Brackenridge
N. E. Barr
Howard Forsythe
Town
Andrew Kinter
Gaibleton
Clarion
Ralph Diven
Ralph, Jr
Montgomery
Ala
Lulu Kinter
Diven
Aviation Corps
Harle Kuntz
Indiana Hospital
Neal Griffith
Robert Park
John Park
Neal
District No. 1
Hallie Holt
W. S. Brown
Wm. Oberlin
Rochester Mills
R. E. Miller
Butler
Wm. Schurr
Mary Wetzel
Julia Barr
Jean Pfeiffer
Ruth Botsford
Charlotte Wissinger
Louise Griffith
Near Town
State Hospital
Cleveland, O
Smithport
South Africa
West
Lebanon
Walter George
Apollo
W. (. Smith
Alice McCrea
Blacklick
Clarence Getty
Meade ‘Millen
Lloyd Rosensteel
Elders Ridge
Robert Coulter
Walter Campbell
Hlizabeth Campbell
Dorothy Stine
Wadsworth
H. M. Wells
Wave
T. M. Gilpatric
Homer Tyger
J. L. Warnerland
James Pardee
Nathan Work
Wm. Lewin
Robert Gray
Beaverdale
Margaret Gray
H. H. Raleigh
Lola and
Kathryn
Evelyn Oberlin
Friend
H. W. Oberlin
Frank and
Lisle’ Work
Edgar Work
Clair Steele
Wm. Gibson
Olymer
Bell Telephone Company of
Penna
Cost
South Ninth Street
van Dyke St
Grinell
Detroit
Mich
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Indiana County
Browns Boot Shops
Parnell, Cowher & Co. General Insurance Agents
Citizens Bank Building
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