The Storm on the North Shore Hotel
In a sultry afternoon, Barbara Savoy pleads for a row with her father. A storm erupts as their boat sinks, leaving Barbara stunned but rescued with her father. Robert Garrick saves them. romance blossoms as Barbara and Garrick reconnect later by the post office. The tale hints at a renewed summer future for Barbara and Garrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Savoy
North Shore
Daily Paper
Barbara
Attie
Barby
Mr. Savoy
Pather
Poatstops
Tayward
Daddy
Robert Garrick
Liarbara
Carrick
Sorbara
Lala
Nice little fellow that boy of yours What will he be when he grows up
A brief line notes a parent asking what a child will become, hinting at future prospects and the impact of life insurance and care decisions on a boy’s future. The fragment preserves a parent’s inquiry about the son’s eventual path.
Local residents and visitors noted in town gossip
Carlyle Fee Robinson of Indiana appeared in town Saturday. Ellen Fisher visits her daughter in Braddock. Bessie Allbaugh of Conemaugh stays with Grace Lichtenfels. Mrs. Robert Rager shops in Johnstown midweek. Mrs. John Fry and daughters of Armagh visited last week. Mrs. Elmer Johns of Blairsville spent Wednesday here. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Alcorn visited Blairsville Tuesday. Harvey McClain buys a car. Mrs. Robert Mitchell of Conemaugh visits grandmother. A Lutheran Church Children Day service is planned Sunday evening. Mrs. Clara Stacy is critically ill at her daughter’s home. Emma Fisher was seriously ill last week. Orrena Brendlingear, Memorial Hospital patient, returned home. William Bowser and Jack Snyder of Pitcairn spent Sunday with the Bowser family. Daniel Johns and daughter Alice of Kittanning visited local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Fee
Indiana
Ellen Fisher
Harkins
Braddock
Bessie Allbaugh
Conemaugh
Grace Lichtenfels
Robert Rager
Johnstown
John Fry
Armagh
Elmer Johns
Blairaville
Orrena Brendlingear
Memorial Hospital
William Bowser
Jack Snyder
Pitcairn
Charles Bowser
Daniel Johns
Alice
Kittanning
Vanhorns, Visitors, and Local Callers in Georgevile
Mr and Mrs Bennett Vanhorn hosted Sabbath guests from Trade City Plumville and Saga more. extended family visit included Miss Edna Vanhorn. Myrl Stewarts and Neal visit Bert Kinter's. Elizabeth Frederick in Indiana hospital. Wesley Simpson and Virginia Mottern visit Harry Vanhorn. Bennett Vanhorn and sons Norman and James travel in Indiana. Sharp Whitacre and Peter Stear also call in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Vanhorn
Walter Fetterhoff
Trade City
Tee Vanhorn
Edna Vanhorn
Plumville
Myrl Stewart
Robert Marshall
Near Sagamore
Myrl Neal
Bert Kinter
Elizabeth Frederick
Indiana Hospital
Wesley Simpson
Virginia Mottern
Harry Vanhorn
Bennett Vanhorn and
Norman and
James
Indiana
Sharp Whitacre
Peter Stear
Local Figures Attend Calls and Visits in Johnsonburg Area
Walter Muman made a business trip to Johnsonburg Thursday. A number from here attended Jolly Berkey's funeral on Sunday afternoon. Miss Cora May Muman of Indiana spent the weekend here. William Stonebraker Carmi Kelly and daughter Elizabeth visited Mrs. Ted McQuown on Monday. John Farnsworth visited relatives here on Monday. Edgar McQuown of Clymer visited relatives here over Sunday. Ed Fleming and Alex Buntin of Indiana made a business trip here this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Muman
Johnsonburg
Jolly Berkey
Cora May Muman
Indiana
William Stonebraker
Carmi Kelly
Elizabeth
Ted McQuown
John Farnsworth
Edgar McQuown
Clymer
Ed Fleming
Alex Buntin
Idaho Visitor Stays With Portsmouth Aunt in Ohio
Carol Weaver of Portsmouth Ohio visits at the home of her aunt Mrs. W P George while Mr and Mrs William Barrand host. The brief social note highlights family connections during a hometown social period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Weaver
Portsmouth, O
W. P. George
William Barrand
Local families visit in Kit and surroundings
Son Robert and Mrs M Martz were guests of relatives in Kit on Sunday. H C Neal and daughters Anna and Reba and son Hamilton visited his daughter Mrs Cart Crawford on Monday. F W Meyers and Mr and Mrs Ray Meyers with sons Fred and William from Hlfenwild visited relatives here Sunday and Monday. Gasper Blystone from Vandergrift and Rev F Edmonds with family from Iderton were guests at Frank Russell’s home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
F. &. Edmonds
Iderton
Frank Russell
Hillsdale Visitors Include Freeport and Youngstown Guests
Hillsdale residents hosted visitors from Freeport Mr and Mrs Roland Claypool and their children while Merrel Goss from Youngstown Ohio is spending a few days with local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Claypool
Freeport
A. C. Rankin
Merrel Goss
Youngstown, O
Local visits span Indiana and Michigan towns
Boyd Ake and family visited in Indiana on Sunday. Miss Grace Gromley, at Glen Campbell summer school, visited her parents over Sunday. John Jenkins is visiting in Pittapurgh. Clarence Conner made a business trip to Flint, Michigan recently. Clyde Houck called at Mrs. Nola Fuller’s on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Ake
Indiana
Grace Gromley
Glen Campbell
John Jenkins
Pittapurgh
Clarence Conner
Flint
Mich
Clyde Houck
Nola Fuller
Housekeeping and Hospital News in Gipsy District
Mr and Mrs C W White moved to Indiana last week to set up housekeeping. R R Silverman with his wife and son from Clearfield visited friends here. Mrs Maggie McMillen was a business caller in Indiana recently. Mr and Mrs Howard Heilman brought their daughter home from Dixonville Hospital after an appendicitis operation and she is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. White
Indiana
R. R. Silverman
Clearfield
Maggie McMillen
Howard Heilman
Dixonville Hospital
Honor Due Magellan Voyage Completion Debate
Fragmentary OCR suggests discussion of Magellan, his voyage, and the extent of his westward route. Mentions distances east and west of Gren, a claim of not being fully recognized, and the idea of four milestones in discovery and exploration. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magellan
Pheviatsky
Biinda Tshamd
Tongitade
Grenwich
Maietan Ts
Greeyteh
Enormous Lead Pencil Output Across Nation
Enormous production figures reveal the vast scale of the pencil industry in America. Estimates suggest tens of millions of pencils monthly, with varieties in guards shapes and colors. The factory output could stretch from Washington to San Francisco and back to New York if laid end to end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sone Jdeg
Aimer
Aden
Washington
San Francisco
New York
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W. P. Shepard
Philadelphia Street
PENNA
DELCO
Vogel Electric CO
Fifth St
Indiana, Pa
First National Bank
Consolidated Coal & Coke Co
Fenelton, Pa
Silas C. Streams
Columbia
John J. Gelty
Torney Wluries Bubporna LN
Davorce
Mepline Dallape
Constantine Dallapa
Diana County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Alynstantinug
Beuds
Watchmauy
Dalhye
Jung
Walthl H. Aymus
John L
Getty, Alterney
Pluries
As A Martaghlo Ys. Guerlie Martoglia
Indiana County
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvente
Tadl Ft Dt
Court of Common Pleas
Martoplle
Sahil
N. Tanglin
Dadee
Oegald Court
Walter UU
Ayers
Eleanor R. Johnson
Uni
Hey
Komen
Robert Garetel
Harbara
Life Assurance Society
S. W. Guthrie
Thompson Agency
Bea
Georgeville
ORD
Idaho
Hillsdale
United States
Federal Reserve System
Citizens National Bank
Geo. D. Leydic
Philadelphia St
Wayne Avenue
Bell
Tocal
Pathe Phonographs
Buchheit Bros
Rishell Phonograph
Emerson Records
Furniture Store
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