Diamond Doll By Thayer Waldo on a Hollywood Ship
A man in gray and a stowaway actress tell a shipboard tale of theft, guilt, and pursuit in San Pedro channel. The woman confesses a recent theft attempt after a watch and diamonds go missing, then a taxi ride to evade repercussions and a police confrontation looms as the captain plans to stay aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Ah Gray
San Pedro Channel
Gald
Hollywood
Thad
San Pedro
Barlow
Local Social Notes Mention Visits Across Towns
Ming Rose Ross spent the past winter in Pittsburgh visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Blaine Ross. Mrs Wm Fleischer visits Lewis town. Miss Kate Jenney drove to Huntingdon Sunday. Ethel Lytle visits her parents and plans a return to Millersville State Teachers College for the summer session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Tree
Ming Rose Ross
Pittsburgh
Blaine Ross
Wm. Fleischer
Lewistown
Dilltown Community Notes and Local Visit Highlights
Dilltown and nearby towns show a week of visitors and family news. Dwellers include Dilltown H R Dill and daughter Hallie from Chicago, Wire family in Indiana, Elkin and Cortlandt on a Loop trip, Virgil Young visiting Robinson relatives, Arla Fox in Gallitzin, and Stiles families in Johnstown and Ebensburg. A serious accident injured Mike Lucas, who died at Memorial Hospital Johnstown. Mrs. McLaughlin improves after a rough period. Missionary Society women at Dilltown Baptist send toys to Africa. Dr Henry Mayer visits his mother after she fractures her arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilltown
H. R. Dill
Hallie
Chicago
John
Wire
Irvin
Indiana
W. F. Elkin
Cortlandt
Loop
Virgil Young
Shelton Lee
Ebensburg
Dewey McCune
South Fork
Ladies of the Missionary Society
Dilltown Baptist Church
Hikin
Africa
M. ‘H. Stiles
Ec Thomas ‘Stiles
Mr. St. Clair
Bolivar
Garfield McFeaters
Johnstown
John B. Stiles
Henry Mayer
Olive Mayer
Strongstown Local Social Notes And Radio Broadcasts
A children's day program is set for Sunday evening at M. H. church in Strongstown. Alma Garrett spent last week in Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs Alfred Detwiler and Mr and Mrs Boyd Detwiler of Hellwood visited Mrs Elizabeth Troxell Sunday evening. Postmaster William F Bennett was a business caller in St Benedict Monday. Otis Lyster and family welcomed a baby girl. Mrs Nellis Hileman and daughter Betty of Johnstown are visiting in the William Jackson home. Gladys Troxell spent the week with Estella Hawke worth. Thelma Boring is employed in Johnstown. John Willett and George Krall of Johnstown were callers in town during the week. David Don Arthur and Orval Hughes, sons of Mr and Mrs Albert Hughes, will broadcast on Penn-Traffic children's hour from Johnstown Saturday at 9:00 am. They have appeared on prior broadcasts. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to ARD readers. $5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Jenney
Huntingdon
Ethel Lytle
Millersville State Teachers College
Leroy Bee
Stafford
Clyde Bee
Daniel Schnebley
New Castle
Margaret Tonkin
John Crago
Barnesboro
Walter Ogden
Clymer
L. Mlwin
Town
Harry Seger
Near Rossiter
Harlin Bee
Norman Sebring
Portage
Clair Sebring
Hope Ogden
Margaret
L. Irwin
Don Patchin
Burnside
J. H. Peterman
Frank Reithmiller
Nicholtown
Wm. Miller
Rose Miller
Carlyle Breth
Mahaffey
Strongstown
M. H
Alma Garrett
Atlantic City
Alfred Detwiler
Boyd Detwiler
Hell‘wood
Elizabeth Troxell
Wm.f. Bennett
St. Benedict
Otis Lyster
Nellis Hileman
Betty
Johnstown
Jackson
Gladys Troxell
Estella Hawkeworth
Thelma Boring
John Willett
George Krall
David
Don
Arthur
Orval Hughes
Albert
Hughes
Thia Sy
Ion
C. H. Richardson
Harry Oberlin
William
Pittsburgh
W.B. Tobias
James Rittenhouse
Richard Potts
Indiana
Robert Emerick
Oak Tree
A.R. Johnson
G. H. Johnson
H.©. Shan
Clarence Little
Dixonvill
W. B. Little
Carl Henry
Canoe Ridge
Belle Cochrane
Butler
Punxsutawney
Ray Altman
Gaynelle Dodson
Punxlsutawney
Clair Burket
Ralph Oberlin
David Langer
Dixonville
Maria Cochran
Carl Pifer
DuBois
H. M. Pifer
Jad Kibitz
W. F. Pifer
V. A. Stepp
Jean
Harold
Ruth Good
Harry Heckman
Laura
Bobbie
Vandergrift
Cornela Christy
J. H. Christy
Anna C. Smith
Gon
Roy
Margaret Matson
J. R. Jamison
Robert, Jr
Merle
J. T. Jamison
Virgil Coulter
Virginia
Joan and
Paul
Fagler’s Run
Epent
J. A. Coulter
Elmer
Murraysville
J. G. Schrecengost
Maxine
Glenn
Harry Jamison
Schrecengost
Charles Rosbd
Mt. Union
A. M. Jamison
Joseph Houser
Raymond
Arlene
Ruth
Harry James
Bolivar
Mary Ellen Matthews
Anna Smith
J. A. Miller
Janet
Jamison, Smith and Johns
Newton Boyer
Whitesburg
Frank Knauf
Near Town
Knauf
Georgeville
George Ginter
Kenneth Pheiffer
Patty
Brggebreeze
Helen Powell
Genevieve Artholomew
Karl Bartholomew
Western Pennsylvania
Ralph Rhule
Robert and Junior
Sadie Gall
Charles
Clara May Condron
Braddock
C. M. Wingert
Bolivar Notices of Local Social Visits and Events
Local society notes list visits among residents of South Fork Lockport Salina and Johnstown. Mrs Emma M Joseph of London Kan and relatives are mentioned with trips to Jobs town. A lecture by Rev R B McClure is announced at Bolivar high school June 21. Burial for Mrs Kathryn Hendricke Robinson reported. Stella Fulcomer burned in accident last week. Community gossip includes visitors from Ambridge Detroit and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Price
Ron
Joseph
J. B. Bulcomer
Lockport
Oliver Shawl
Worth Shaw
Salina
Adda Felton
William H. Cunningham
Butler
A. J. Riddell
Albert Beers
Bradford
George Shomo
Mack Robinson
Jeannette
Frank Shomo
A. Robinson
R. B. McClure
Blairsville
Bolivar High School
McClure
Heypt
Nile Valley
United Evangelical Church
George Mick
Edna, Huston
Lutheran Church
Kathryn Hendricke Robinson
Williard Robinson
Bolivar
Alfred Robinson
Stella Fulcomer
Paul Fulcomer
Kay Gamble
Ambridge
Thomas Gamble
Ella Rheims
Spencer
Detroit
Mrs. McAnilty
Local residents visit county seat and towns
A string of social calls and visits unfolds across multiple communities. Rich mond C H Richardson and others, including Harry Oberlin and son William, travel between county seats and Pittsburgh area, with many residents stopping at homes in Indiana Punxsutawney and Oak Tree during the weekend and Sunday.
Slow But Sure Dad Courting Style Quoted by Harold Schultz
A reflective verse fragment notes a cautious courtship by a steady father figure using a buggy and a charge, asserting he has remained married and committed without divorce. The lines frame perseverance and traditional courtship as a steady path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schultz
Local families spend weekends visiting friends and relatives
Girty Todd Christy returned home after a twelve day hospital stay. Dozens of residents from Binira ville Vandergrift and surrounding areas visited relatives and attended church services at Mt. Zion M. E. church. A steady stream of calls and weekend socializing filled the notes from Indiana to Plumville, North Apollo and near Home.
Local Church Services and Weekend Visits Reported
Chambersville notes church services at Crooked Creek church at 9 45 Sunday morning with Sunday school at 10 45. Families and friends, including Kirka and Brady clans, travel visiting relatives in Luthersburg Barr and Punxsutawney. Auto accidents in rural areas rising faster than in urban areas.
Local residents visit and travel notices across towns
Misa Florentine Ginter visits Glen Campbell with friends as relatives travel between Georgeville Indiana Pittsburgh and nearby towns. The piece lists multiple households visiting kin, families touring, student graduations, car purchases, and social calls amid a backdrop of local life and light humor. References to Allbright College commencement and a nurse trainee daughter add brief events.
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Thayer Waldo
Nowananer
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post
Gazette
AR. D
Richmond
Girty Todd Christy
Wansington Hospital
Will
Walter Houser
Biniraville
Sarah Houser
Hays Schrecengost
Nelson
D. B. Cravener
Chambersville
Courea
Uear
Crooked Creek
F. E. Kirka
Luthersburg
Chas, Brady
Harry
James
Robert
Betty Lou
Barr
Carl Miller
Harry Miller
Jay McQuilkin
Indiana Hospital
Watt Kinter
Joseph Schwab
Joseph Kinter
Paul Brady
Howard Brady
McHenry
Clo
Heberling
the Savings
Trustco
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Marchand Misa Florentine Ginter
Glen Campbell
H. M. Mohney
Allbright College
Reading
Carl Heltzenrater
William Homanay
Heltzenrater
Lynn
Helen
George
Toni
Boc Acutoon
Milien Mast
Capitol Restaurant
DR. Stahlmns
The
Indiana Progress
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