Clown in the Window Sparks Old Romance
In Centertown a window display by Dugan’s store draws Sarah Taylor, who confronts a clown figure and discovers the performer is Samuel Warren, her former fiancé. He explains a successful career in an electrical appliances company and proposes marriage, while she hints at past doubts and a chance together.
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Eople
Dugan
Sarah Taylor
Centertown
Jis
Trs
Miss Taylor
Oak
Hig Sweepin
Mr. Dugan
Sam
Samuel Warren
Soral
Taylor
Sarah
Bin
Sarah Defender
Dugan’s
Barlow's Lane
Mika Warnpike
Barlow
Shavah
Electrical Appliances
Wwe
Blue Ridge Hidden Goblin Treasure Legend Shared
A Virginia Weirdics tale from Natural Tunnel Virginia recounts a goblin treasure buried within the tunnel cave. The myth tells of white men pursued by Indians and a rope rigged descent that ends in danger and madness. Local residents note the tunnela beauty and legends drawing tourists along Stony Creek and Line Creek.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Sithe
Enle's Nest
Cess
Kon Cochesa
Stony Creek
Lineh River
Hydrotherapy Aids Infantile Paralysis At Madison Hospital
Experiments in hydrotherapy at Madison General Hospital in Madison Wisconsin involve 15 children with infantile paralysis. Water heated to 98 to 100 degrees supports limbs to allow gentle movement for 15 to 30 minutes daily. Early signs show muscle development and improved health with careful diet, prompting hopes to avoid surgical tendon lengthening and muscle plaiting in the future.
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Chicago
Madison
Wis) General Hospital
Carl Hubbard
Manty
Liere Tewateh
Baby Bonds Decrease With Partial Payment War era shift
Prosperity and partial payments have reduced demand for baby bonds. During the war days small bonds under $1,000 were popular after Liberty bonds taught investment habits. When Liberty bonds were redeemed, investors favored $1,000 denominations for reinvestment, despite higher printing and bookkeeping costs. In recent times issuers lean toward larger denominations, diminishing appeal for small investors.
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New York
Wall Street
Lead hotel manager receives stray soup payment in mail
Dimen, manager of a Birmingham lead hotel, says he received five cents by mail as payment for a tar of soup. The note mentions looking away from Vic hotel five years ago, with no further context or clarification available.
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Birmingham
Alu
D. Dimen
Ling
Vic
ARMAGH AREA MOURNS AND MARRIAGE NEWS UPDATE
Mrs Clark Ray and two sons of Marion Center visit her parents Mr and Mrs N C Mack. Caufield McFeaters of Latrobe visits his brother W J McBeater and family. Mr and Mrs Harry McCachren and son Miller visit Mrs McCachren's father Mr Vilter in Brushy Alley. Thoy West and son Frank of Garfield visit H Jalcon. Congratulations to Alice Stutsman and William Goughnout and Miss Green and Russell Stutsman on recent marriages. Government warns thirty diseases spread by flies. use Mellon Institute product Rex Fellowship Fly-Tox as directed on blue label.
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Thoy West
Frank
Garfield
H. Jalcon’s
Alice Stutsman
Cramer
Wiliam Goughnout
Bellevue
Miss Green
Reensburg
Russell Stutsman
Aterdelts
Mellon Institute of Industrial
Rex Fellowship
Boitly
Adv
Bargain Lot of Ladies and Fabrics at Low Prices
A crowded sale listing numerous items including ladies undergarments, shoes, and dresses, plus aluminum kitchenware, crepes, tub silks, and muslins. Prices range from under a dollar to a few dollars, with multiple lots described for bulk purchases.
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Hoover
Manchester
Plumlville Families Share News and Local Visits
PLUMVILLE reports a flurry of visits and family updates. Residents welcome new babies, note relatives traveling from Youngstown and Sharon to Smicksburg and Indiana, and celebrate births including Charles Jr and Lucille Adell. Rural social life centers on church and neighbors with illness news and a Cemetery Association meeting upcoming.
Local Officers Re-elected and Visiting Families Noted
Officers were re-elected: President Robert Morrow Vice President J W Douds Secretary Cora Stewart Treasurer D W Douds My and Mrs J W Rankin and children of Indiana visited his parents Mr and Mrs J M Rankin Miss Edna and Jennie Brewer Creekside spent the weekend with cousin Mae Potts Mr and Mrs Leo Clark Mr and Mrs Frank Ord and son and Margaret McMillen of McKeesport visited Pauline McMillen on Sunday Florence Venriniger spent the past week with brother Murray Ferringe and family of Willet Mr and Mrs Joe Houser and son spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ww CG Jamison Mr and Mrs Edward Perry and children of Vandergrift were overnight guests of sister Mrs Harry Rankin Mr and Mrs Harry McLaughlin and children of Tarentum are camping here Children's day service will be held at Ambrose Baptist Church on Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Sam Potts and L W Potts were Indiana callers Saturday evening.
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McDowell
Clark Cline
Canton
Charles J. Lichtentfels
Roy ‘Lichtenfels
Blairsville
Thursay
Edwin &. Croll
Frank Croll
Ben Foust
Harry Reynolds
Wilkinsburg
Arthur Johnson
Jeannette
A. J. Robinson
Oscar Colberg
Clymer
Homer Riddell
Andrew Riddell
Amanda Brendlinger
Scott Brendlinger
Virginia
Charles W. Sutton
Hopewell
Jacksonville
Sutton
Campbell’s Mills
Robert Boyle
Josephine
Della Boyle
Wilbert Mack
Frank Shomo
Jay Bowser
Derry
Samuel
Fulcomer
Alex Williamson
John Williamson
Lemon
Homestead
Bolivar Public Schools
Wuert
Vingil Palmer
Akron
McClure Hall
Larry Cline
Palmer
Garfield Cline
Charles Shoup
Ligonier
Wincob Lint
Ronard Lint
Samuel Fisher
Renalto Giacomella
Happy
Graham Higgins
Alron
Bethel
M. C. (Rhinehart
J. W. Rankin
Indiana
J. M. Rankin
Edna
Jennie Brewer
Creekside
Mae Potts
Leo .Clark
Frank Ord
Margaret McMillen
McKeesport
Pauline McMillen
Florence Venriniger
Murray Ferringe
Willet, My
Joe Houser
Ww. CG
Jamison
Edward Perry
Vandergrift
Harry Rankin
Harry McLaughlin
Tarentum
Ambrose Baptist Church
Sam Potts
L. W. Potts
Heilwood Lad Missing Since June Eight
Heilwood lad Louis August, aged fifteen, son of Mr and Mrs Nazarine August, has been missing from his Heilwood home since June 8. He stands five feet one inch, with brown hair and eyes, and was last seen wearing a brown shirt, light trousers, cap, and tennis shoes.
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Heilwood
Louis August
Nazarine August
Sean
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By Mary Marks
Blue Ridge
Wilgus
John Fetterman
Ivan
H. S. Pairvngh
Indiaa
Gladys Raleigh
Lewistown
Lloyd Sprankle
Cash Cushion
Lena McMillen
Indiana Hospital
Ivan Fetterman
Philad Lphia
Viola? Smith
Zomie Fetterman
Bill McMillen
Huntingdon
Junior College
Byrd Smith
Kinter
Maggie McMillen
Hankow
Ledyung
Thundin
Belyang
Walter Tomb
Troutman’s
PENNA
Porto
Glo
Ardsley Axminster
Dea
Sede
Ewe
Tae
Reyes Glo
Plumville
Harry Colliit
Roy Welke
Youngstown
Ohio
John Dickason
Sharon
Hannah Stuchel
Leanna Davis
Smicksburg
Merle Little
Rebecca Marshall
Charles Walls
Charles, Jr
Livie Ashbaugh
Clyde Patterson
Lucille Adell
Delmay Whitsell
Margaret
Rassmoyne
Robert
Gail, Bery
Helen Alshouse
Melvin Alshouse
Near Town
Dillie Murrow
Cemetery Association
Beracha
Robert Morrow
J. W. Douds
Cora Stewart
D. W. Douds
Plumcreak Valley
Glasser
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