English Governor Who Served Colonies Well
Adventure Magazine credits a Massachusetts governor with strategic wartime leadership during King George's War and Shirley's War. He united colonies for defense, reformed finance to base Massachusetts on specie, and advanced crown interests through governance and civic improvements despite political quarreling in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Pendexter
Adventure Magazine
New England
Massachusetts
America
London
George II
King's Woods
Royal Navy
Crown
Pitt
Newcastle
Bedford
Starting Young The Niece Delivers A Write For Sale
A young girl, eager to be a writer, offers a short verse to the Woman and asks 25 cents for it. The ditty ends with a humorous twist about Dolly avoiding rust but possibly busting if she ages. The Woman pays 25 cents, sensing a budding talent may be started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
The Lunatic at Large in Traveler Bad Manners
A Manchester Guardian report recalls extreme traveler missteps by four American women who injured the temple at Boro Budor. It cites earlier acts of vanity such as halting a religious procession in Italy to light a cigar and extinguishing a centuries sacred lamp in an eastern church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boro Budor
Manchester Guardian
Women gain seats in Soviet city election near Novgorod
In Bologov sky, a Soviet city near Novgorod, 89 council seats were up. Forty nine women won seats this year, with 43.5 percent of eligible voters casting ballots. The population breakdown shows 22 workmen, 24 clerical staff, 6 intelligentsia, and 37 housewives and professionals, including 19 Communists and Nonsomol members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologovsky
Novgorod
Moon Craters Show No Recent Formation
The Moon has not formed new craters for ages the surface bears signs of volcanic and impact history but there is no evidence of active volcanism or recent large-scale reshaping. Old lava flows and vast crater walls indicate a long dead world with no ongoing volcanic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploneere
Local Social Roundup with Visits and Damaging Storm
Residents and visitors from Pitcairn Blairsville and Jennerstown record weekly trips to Niagara Falls Toronto Derry Avonmore and Grensburg. A wind storm damaged fruit trees a garage and a barn at Garfield Fire Clay Co and seven district schools plan painting. A birthday surprise for Mrs Shomo drew many friends despite measles in the Shomo home.
Mrs Bertha Stewart Improves After Illness
Mrs Bertha Stewart, who had been seriously ill for several weeks, is slowly showing improvement and is reported to be on the mend.
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Bertha Stewart
Miss Mabel Parry Entertained at Taylorsville Home
Sunday social at Grant Siverd's Taylorsville residence hosts Miss Mabel Parry. Several locals plan church services and travel to Indiana Normal School. Families and neighbors join in visits and word of a Chevrolet purchase for William Lackard.
Portrait Hidden in a Big Flat Package
A reader imagines relatives opening a large flat package to reveal a splendid likeness of the person, asking when the portrait was taken and noting it would mean a great deal to them.
Local residents visit friends and family over weekend
McIntyre Mr and Mrs Robert Cunningham and Mr and Mrs Arthur Neal and daughter all of Leechburg visited friends here over the weekend. Other visitors include Mr and Mrs John Hart from Florida at W L Henrys, Rev and Mrs O J Fleming and daughter Marjory of Irwin, Miss Isabel Cunningham who attended High School at North East last winter, returned home Monday, Mr and Mrs Harry Walter of Saltsbury and children and Mr and Mrs Ross Learn and children of Clune over Sabbath, Herschel and Very Stiffler employed at Coal Run visited near Cherry Tree, Mrs George Learn spending a few days with her parents in Vandergrift, Mr and Mrs J R Learn of this place and Mr and Mrs J W Loughry of Marion Center who visited in Oskaloosa Iowa then returned home Friday overland, Mrs Verner Stiffler and children of Clune spent Thursday with J R Learn, Mr and Mrs Milton Neal and son and Miss Nelie Campbell of Clune spent Friday at J R Campbell near Parkwood, Miss Anna Neal enrolled as a student in Duff's College at Pittsburgh.
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Robert. Cunningham
Arthur Neal
Leechburg
John Hart
Florida
W. L. Henry
O. J. Fleming
Marjory
Irwin
Isabel Cunningham
North East
Harry Walter
Saltsbury
Ross Learn
Clune
J. R. Learn
Messers Herschel
Stiffler
Coal Run
Cherry Tree
George Learn
Vandergrift
J. W. Loughry
Marion Center
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Verner Stiffler
Milton Neal
Nelie Campbell
J. R. Campbell
Parkwood
Anna Neal
Duff's College
Pittsburgh
City of London and Greater London areas compared
The text outlines two definitions of London. It notes the City of London is a small 675 acre area with 74,709 residents enclosed by medieval boundaries. It contrasts this with the wider Greater London area of 448,424 acres housing 7,480,201 people within Metropolitan and City police districts.
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City of
London
Greater
Hillsdale Visits and New Baby News
Hillsdale residents share greetings as Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Hall visit Dr. and Mrs. Heilman in Jean nette. Mrs. Jennie Douglas visits relatives at Deckers Point while Miss Virginia Heilman returns from Pittsburgh for summer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Timble celebrate a new baby daughter born June 14. Frank Reithmiller of Cherry Tree calls on Thursday as the Lightner home welcomes a baby girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan Hall
Jeannette
B. H. Heilman
Jennie Douglas
T.V. McQuown
Deckers Point
Virginia Heilman
Pittsburgh
Frank Timble
Frank Reithmiller
Cherry Tree
Stork
Henry Lightner
Executors' Notice for Samnet W. Cooper Estate
John Ta Getty attorney announces letters testamentary on the estate of Samnet W. Cooper deceased of Montgomery township. Creditors and parties holding claims must present them authenticated for settlement. Debtors reminded to make prompt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ta
Getty
Samnet
Cooper
Montgomery
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Dodge Brothers
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Detroit
McGregor
Thomas
Indiana, Pa
Donpsce Brothers
Dolly
Charles Bowser
Yeager
Pitcairn
Ruth
Hather Betts
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Toronto
Canada
Charles D. Brendlinger
Jones
Pontiac
Mich
Anna Fisher
Michigan
Brendlingar
Tillie Croll
Grensburg
BE. Croll
George Adams
Blairsville
Albert Brett
Win. EB. Bowers
Black
Derry
Charles Altimus
Front Street
Ruth Brendlinger
Jor
John Jones
Avon
Marie Minerd
Ralph Minerd
Jennerstown
Wilbert Mack
Harry Reynolds
Wilkensburg
Samuel Fisher
Lydia West
Lam Cline
Garfield Cline
Garfield Pire Clay Co
Garfield Fire Clay
Will Shomo
Mary Shomo
J. G. Betts
Robert Batts
Charles A.robinson
M. C. Rhinehart
Robert Brendlinger
James Williamson
Alferd Sehrum
Ira
B. Feed
H. J. Bowser
Wm. Fisher
John Foster
Nettie Cowain
Arthur Bowser
PINE
Mabel Parry
Grant Siverd
Taylorsville
Rev. Smith
Baptist
Indiana Normal School
Raymond Lackard
Sara Parry
Mildred Willams
Matilda Barr
Percy Roberta
Sara
Alice Glenn
Edna
Sara Stephens
Thelma Myers
Indiana
E.H. Williams
Purchase Line
Lincoln Gibson
Judson Parry
Hita
Mildred Williams
Mary
William Lackard
Edward Fisher
Dixonville
Douglass Studio
Dinsmore
McIntyre
Westinghouse Battery
Vogel Electric Co
Hillsdale
Maria Cooprr
MDPRL
Cooophr
Onite
New Jersey
Yane Nor
Kellogg’s
Walter Janvier, Inc
Doual Sc
Mew
York
Rexall
M. W. Trainer, P. B
W. Allison
Daugherty’s Drug Store
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