Community Notes From Plumville and Nearby
Plumville residents report family visits illnesses and travel. Mrs Saran Lydie cared for Edgar Lydie as he recovers at home. Ellen Thompson underwent a successful operation at Indiana hospital. Roads hinder student travel and many locals visit kin in Pittsburgh Homer City and Sunbury. Diphtheria toll prompts Lew Lukehart’s passing. townsfolk attend funerals and neighborly calls continue amid routine daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saran Lydie
Edgar Lydie
Ellen Thompson
Chas. Thompson
Indiana Hospital
Hicheachool
Reid Stuchell
Pittsburgh
H. ¥. Brant
Butler
Lulu Hazlett
Indiana
Nelson Warden
Chester Keplar
Raraigh
Bank
Main Street
Tisie Warrick
George Johnson
Near Town
John Scott
Sunbury
Mildred Johnson
Scott
H. H. Hamil
Elmer
James
Jewart
Port Alegheny
Mabel Jewart
Dayton
E. J. Wells
Chas. Coupe
Homer City
Harry Rankin
Home
R. D
C. M. Smith
Lew E. Lukehart
Willet Callers and Local Visits Across Weekends
Saturday and Friday brought Willet callers Charles Hudson John Frye and Wilmer Uncapher along with Blair Long from Indiana and Norman Spence on Rel and Hill. Sunday saw Wilmer Uncapher visit John McFarland. Mrs Leslie O Marrih Indiana guest of Mrs W J Brewer. A L Johnston and son Murray called on William Brewer. Mrs William Brewer called on Mrs Margaret Seyler. Reed Spencers on the stek Liat. Afton Sheffar and son Wilbur visited Creekside. Bert Kunkle bought a new horse. Crooked Creek church holds services next Sunday at 11. Ladies Missionary Circle hosted at Mrs Bart Gray's Saturday. Harry Downey and Chas Wells visiting Beaver. scarlet fever cases noted. Walter Miller and family with Mrs Walters in Dixonville amid Mrs Miller's mother recovering from a fair injury. recent Indiana visitors included Harry Wells Nannie McGara H A Miller Paul Brady and Helen Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hudson
John Frye
Wilmer
Reed Spencers
Afton
Crooked Creek
Bart Gray
Harry Downey
Chas. Wells
Beaver
Walter Miller
Mary Jane
Dixonville
Indiana
Harry Wells
Nannie McGara
H. A. Miller
Paul Brady
Helen Brady
Steve Jusko
Wava McCullough
George Holme
Isaac Sleppy
Lonie Kregel
Albert Coy
Walter Carney
New Florence
John Henry
Frank Gwyn
Frank Miller
Norman Henry
Trellwood
William McCullough
Erma
Penn
John Henry, Jr
Violet Overman
John Overman
Louie Jones
Cora Uncupher
Waya McCullough
Royden Coy
Dallas Detwiler
Geese
John and
Roy Clark
Cecil Stiffler
Alfred Detwiler
Royden Fern
Mary Coy
Conrad Sloppy
Mildred Detwiler
Fern
D. C
Detwiler
Thomas Gideon
Lown
Marion Frech
Clarence Shictils
David Wolfgang
Thomas Griffith
John Lwowry Nofsker
Claude Prelit
James Gilson
Barbara Gibson
Lynn
Maude Sharp l
James Johnston
Burleson Johnston
George Pfeil
Ritz Theatre
Everett
Wilhelm
Manor
Eva Hendricks
Claude Paith
Clay’ Stuchell
Cora
Sh Iny
Steffy
Jessie Johnston
Albert Clark
Job McCrojcht
Philip Kunkle
Local social and business calls around Maple Grove and Parkwood
Residents and visitors frequent the county seat and nearby towns with numerous calls and visits. Names include Jusko McCullough Holme Sleppy Kregel Coy Detwiler Overman Henry Miller Lambing Overman Overman etc. Road conditions impact mail delivery and daily routines while illnesses and hospital stays appear among residents.
Remarks That Stirred Old Doctor in Kansas City
In Kansas City Times a reflection on the clash between aging tradition and a younger generation. Old Doc Henneberry, once atheistic and blunt, confronts changes as his patient and the younger physician debate beliefs, conformity, and the authority of elders. The scene recalls a town’s memory of a reforming doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc
Doc Henneberry
Doe Henneberry
Lind
Young Doe
Old Doe
J. BP
Kansas City Times
Night Alarm in India as Native Ruler Invites A Shout
Gen Sir James Willcocks recounts a startling experience in India from his book Romance of Soldiering and Sport. He slept in a room with miasquant curtains before dawn, awoke to curtains heaving and a horror of sight of owls and shapes, then the ruler reassured him that the sights were friendly and he could sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Willcocks
India
Amy Wand
Han
Amy Lineal
Lwe Bute
Fashion through the ages in Professor Pate’s quip
A Kansas City Star note cites Professor Pate joking about changing trends from crinoline and hoopskirt to modern tastes. He parodies current fashions by recalling past styles from Go dey's Ladies' Book and earlier eras, concluding that taste shifts persist and amuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
Godey
Yesteryear
Alwys
Kansas City Star
Removing Ink From Prints in Old Books
A historical note states that methods using milk to remove ink from prints, once common 25 years ago, are invalid today. Milk is not white nor ink, and modern inks have diversified to 140 varieties. Household directions cannot safely remove ink from fabrics.
New Low Power Radio Beacon Aids Sea Collision Avoidance
Ainghle beacon inventor an early system to prevent ship collisions in fog. A small low power transmitter sends magnetic style signals over short range from the pilot house, independent of onboard wireless gear. In fog the device is activated and heard within ten miles to help determine the approaching vessel's position.
Archeological Treasures Unearthed by City Professor
The Chicuye Tribune reports Professor Mora, director at Municipalimn Sounl oof Saeed, Tutigaey, uncovers Fifth Century relics in a garden site. Finds include a carved segpher, ornate caps and dishes, and a Hrenpoof childcare swing with looted teapot copper finish, linked to a kingly lineage of the Oepidue tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora
Municipalimn Sounl
Saeed
Tesare Fron
Oepidue
Chicuye
Local Notices From DuBois Area Residents
Marion gape is Mrs. Mary Brady of N Manor Street in DuBois attending the funeral of her sister Mrs. Efsman. Mrs. Mabel McCormick of Georgesville spent the weekend with her daughter Miss Marjorie who attends high school here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Berry
Alice Wilson
Johnstown
Mildred Muffley
Indiana Hospital
Mra. C
Mitteson
George, Jr
Indiana
Homer City
Marion Gape
Mary Brady
N. Manor Street
DuBois
Efsman
Mabel McCormick
Georgesville
Marjorie
W. S. Wetzel
Billy
I. N. Montague
State College
Frank Terpe
Barberton
House of Representatives
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Plumville
Nolo
A. BE. Detwiler
Heilwood
Jay and
Wilmer Henry
Thelma Cramer
Erd
Stiffler
Tom Lyster
James Lucas
Dick Fair
Strongstown
Hellwood
Washington Township
Chambersville
Chas. F. Pauch
Maple Grove
Creekside
Heilwoood
Parkwood
J. R. Couch
Mary Frances
Willam
Toy McAdoo
Margaret Couch
McIntyre
Big Mac
Jcpenneyco
Phila
Indiana, PA
Ecru
Union
Panco Com
Compass
Hood
Work Sox
Lisle
Rockford
Compass Brand
Ork
ORD
Joe Pardee
Geneva
Dixonville Hospital
Mr. Brillhart
Clarence Walker
Wilkinsburg
Walter Mumau
Lidrobe
Robert Plouse
Joe Plouse
Joy
Louise Burkett
Ethel Brown
First National Bank
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