Presence of Mind in a Snowbound Mixup
Miss Bartlett arrives in New York to see her niece Lucile's art but ends in Brooklyn Heights. A blizzard strands Aunt Lucy, who mistakenly enters Ben Atterbury’s apartment, believing a burglar is inside. Ben is locked in a closet as Lucy escapes, then reunites with Lucile and recounts the near misadventure.
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Grand Central Station
Miss Bartlett
Gentry
New York
Lucy
Benneath
Ben
Flere
Lucile
Tien
Ian
Tacile
Littie
Johnson
Atterbury
Sammy
Milas Bartlett
Mr. Atterbury
Mies Hartlett
Hon
Luciile
Reunion season opens with county town reunions and Boucher notes
Almost 109 people attended the 2nd annual Ly d ycka reunion in Green township at J. B. Siverd’s grove with a basket dinner and prayer led by Rev C W Fawkes. Next reunions set for June 1913 at the same site, and for July 26 the first Boucher family reunion at the Indiana fair grounds. Several Boucher, Bentz, and Robinson family events described along with miscellaneous local notices and social updates from Taylorsville and surrounding towns.
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Lydicka
J. B. Siverd
Heard
Green Township
B. F. Lydick Presid
C. W. Fawkes
Maechanicsburg
Edward O'Neil
Mitchella Mills
Samuel Wolfe
Leard
Wowker
Boucher
Bouchers
Samuel Boucher
Andrew
Amelia Creps Boucher
Henry Houck
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Martin S. Bentz
Cambria County
Bentz
Bence
J. N. C. Park
Town
Longwill
Dixonville
Robinsons
Fair Grounds
Connection
Indiana Fair Grounds
J. S. Fleming
Washington Township
Frank Fleming
Armetrong Township
B. B. Fleming
White Township
Blair Lewis
Personal Breevities and Visits Across the Region
Miss Carrie Helman visits friends in Clymer this week. C L Campbell and daughter Hena of Heshbon attended Indiana visitors. R M Wilson and wife of Church Street are at Cambridge Springs for the Pennsylvania State Bankers Association annual meeting. Mrs J M Wakefield of Chestnut Street with her daughter Mrs Edward Bowser of Pitcairn visit West Wheatfield township. Dr E B Shankis of town goes to Harrisburg for the 30th annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Railway electric Medical Association. he has been corresponding secretary for years.
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Carrie Helman
Town
Clymer
C. L. Campbell
Hena
Heshbon
Indiana
R. M. Wilson
Churgh Street
Cambridge Springs
Pennsylvania State Bankers’ Association
J. M. Wakefield
Chestnut Street
Edward Bowser
Pitcairn
Farmers Organization Voiced Over Expert Volunteers
A Philadelphia attorney and State Zoologist Surface discuss a national plan for a trained agricultural expert in every county. The reply argues local farmer networks and farmer organizers are more effective than lone college graduates, stressing peer learning, exchange of ideas, and cooperative efforts to improve seed, pests, and rural society.
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Philadelphia
Elders Ridge Academy Commencement Plans Announced
Elders Ridge academy will hold commencement the week of June 23 with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. W. B. Minteer of Saltsburg and an address to graduates by Rev. Dr. James D. Moffat of Washington and Jefferson College. Lytle and Seanor lease Penn Run Flour Milling Mill. The Loythe ran church at Cookport advertises an ice cream and cake festival on Saturday evening.
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Old Elders Ridge Academy
W. B. Minteer
First United Presbyterian Church of
Saltsburg
James D. Moffat
Washington and Jefferson College
Lytle & Seanor
New Alexandria
Peon Run
Penn Run
Cookport
Princess Mary Restricted In Jewelry Until Seventeen
Despite affection for gems Princess Mary may wear only a matched pearl necklace on state occasions and a gold locket with a white heather piece at home. The locket, a gift from the Prince of Wales, accompanies her coronation pearls given by her mother. Queen Mary enforces a jewelry ban until age 17, though Mary hints she may buy long diamond ruby earrings when she reaches that age.
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Mary
Prince of Wales
Cowes
Queen Mary
Princess Mary
Durbar
Persian Weddings Prolonged Rite Ends With Dowry Gifts
Persian nuptials unfold over a week with strict customs. The bride, treated as an outcast at times, is decorated in a final room before return to the guest room where her dowry is presented in trays. The dowry includes odd items like oleographs, birdcages, and household goods before the ceremonial ascent to her new home.
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Persia
Traya
New Russian Field May Boost Petroleum Output
Baku long known as a Russian petroleum province. Reports cite the Ballany Bteffe field about 180 miles from Baku showing promise to surpass prior production. Lewis Welas of Armstrong township was in county seat on Monday for business, noting the field's great potential.
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Baku
Russia
Ballany
Lewis Welas
Armstrong Township
Akron Press Salutes Ralph MacConnaughey’s Pitching Ace
The Akron Press hails Ralph MacConnaughey of Homer City as the top pitcher in the Champ camp. The former Cuyahoga Falls native, once with Erie in the C P, sparked contention between Akron and Erie after being drafted by Columbus and loaned to Akron. Presidents Carson will settle the dispute as Akron officials defend no rule violation amid league changes.
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McConnaughey
Akron (0
Ralph MacConnaughey
Homer City
Ralph McConnaughey
Akron Beaver
Cuyahoga Falls
Mac
Erie
Akron
Columbus
Hiie
Carson
Public Sales and Tax Notices In Indiana County
Public sales announced near Indiana County, including a June 27 sale at John Carson farm West Pike for a Guernsey cow and assorted farm gear, and June 23 sale near Jacksonville Center township with horses cows and machinery. Tax collection schedule lists multiple townships and hotels with times for County Poor and School taxes on June 25, 1913.
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John Carson
West Pike
Indiana
Henry Fulmer
Jacksonville
Center Township
Henry Fenn
E. Wachob
Election notices listing township polling places and times
WILLIS WILSON, Treasurer. Treasurer's Office, Tudiana, Po. Readable fragments outline polling locations for many townships and boroughs with scheduled voting times across multiple dates. Includes hotels and stores as landmark venues, with names of townships, boroughs, and counties.
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White Township
Insana
To & P
Tadigny
Eewhen
Willis Wilson
Tudiana
School boards seek teachers for term in three townships
Blacklick township meets July 18 at Marhart school house to hire nine teachers and accept bids for coal and kindling. Brughvalley township plans July 20 meeting at Mechanicburg to elect teachers for ten schools. Punxington township calls July 18 at Ling school house to hire eleven teachers with wages from forty five to fifty dollars monthly and bids for coal and kindling.
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Buffington Township
Pine Township
Strongstown
Jay Jacksonville
Blacklick Township
Jacksonville
Conemaugh Township
Clarksburg
Young Township
Iselin
Marhart
Bida
Mikesell
Brughvalley Township
Mechanicnburg
Puiagion Township
Ling School
R. Dill
J. Mardis
Growing Old in the Parlor Proposal Delayed
A Woman's Home Companion excerpt depicts a couple awaiting engagement as the girl resists Pa's view she is too young. The scene shifts from 10 p.m. to 1 36 a.m. with a gruff upstairs remark hinting at patience before marriage.
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Henrietta
Notice of charter for Hungarian Ladies and Gentlemen Society
An application will be made to the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana county on July 1, 1912 at 1 30 p m under the Corporation Act for a charter to form CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA FIRST HUNGARIAN LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BENEFICIAL SOCIETY to maintain a benevolent fund for members and their families in sickness or death. Solicitors are Cunningham & Fisher and W. B. Adams.
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Hhereby
Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Central Pennsylvania
First Hungarian Ladies’ and Gentleman's
Cunningham & Fisher
W. B. Adams
Annin 8 Given Exsecutrix Indiana Ta June 12 1912
In Indiana on June 12 1912 the executrix named Annin 8 is recorded in a Ta matter. The notice lists the estate action and relevant jurisdiction guiding the probate proceeding.
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Annin
Given
Esecutrix
Indiana
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