When a Man Talks to a Cop A Side from the Cop
In the Ninth ward Casey the cop mentors Dan O'Shea-Dan, a red-haired newsboy, guiding him from street bravado to a night with the Night Riders. Casey reveals a precinct raid of a Night Riders gang, warning Dan of danger and pride in his mother’s line, while Dan learns the thin line between bravado and peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Ninth Ward
Mick
Joe
Dion O’shea
Dan
Erin
Jim
Night Riders
Billy
Gaunt
Dan O'Shea
Silverstein
Twilight Reveries and a radio poet in Massachusetts
Joe Blaine, a modest radio announcer at a Massachusetts station, is forced into the show Twilight Reveries a blend of organ and poetry. He gains fame through fan letters from Mrs. Roberta Jennings and her daughter Carolyn, visits the hospital with roses, and earns a raise as he continues reading and writing poems to aid Carolyn’s recovery.
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Jo Blaine
Massachusetts
Joe
Omar
Byron
Joel Blaine
Boston
Czar
New York
Joe Blaine
Joseph
Blaine
Roberta Jennings
Hope
Miss Jennings
Why We Need Christ Always and Heavenly Home Teachings
A sermon reflecting on John 14 1 15 comforts disciples with promises of a prepared place in the Father s house and Christ s return. It urges assurance in the way truth and life through faith, citing examples like Moody Mueller and Hudson Taylor to encourage bold prayer and missionary living.
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Heavenly Father's House
Christ
Man
Peter
Christ Jesus
God
Jesus
Mr. Power
Earth
Moody
Mueller, Livingstone
J. Hudson Taylor
Wisdom of Epictetus Echoes in Everyday Joy
A brief quotation from Epictetus appears, contrasting attachment to loss with gratitude for present blessings. The message frames wisdom as contentment with what one possesses rather than sorrow for what is absent.
Thoughts of Good People
Thoughts of some people live so near to God that to ask them to think of us is to ask them to pray for us.
Chief End of Education Quote Cited in Obvious Motto
A brief quotation from E. T. Seton proclaims that manhood rather than scholarship is the first aim of education, highlighting a perspective on educational goals.
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E. T. Seton
Local Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits and Moves
Marion Center residents hosted and visited friends over the weekend. John Park, employed in Wilkinsburg, spent time at home. Miss Pearl Learn of Ambrose visited local friends. Miss Joyce McLane, a Pittsburgh pharmaceutical student, stayed a few days here. Rev. H G Trimmer opened evangelistic services at Creekside M B church Sunday evening. Miss Caroline Park, a Creekside teacher, visited North Manor Street home Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Mary Craig Streams visited with sister-in-law Mrs Paul Hopking in East Mahoning township. Miss Marion Walker of Indiana visited her sister Mrs Lisle Kinter. Mrs N E Barr on West Main Street, ill recently, is improving. Miss Mayme Barr employed at Indiana hospital. John Long and family, recently in Parkers Landing, spending a few days in town. Prof Ben Baker moved his family within town. Mrs Lavina McHenry Qulbertson, 92, sister of the late Dr George J McHenry, lived here years ago and recently died in Hume Missouri. Mrs Frank Rolls, formerly of this place, now of Creekside, attended a quilting bee at the home of cousins Mr Satterlee and Mrs Gearhart.
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Marion Center
John Park
Wilkinsburg
Pearl Learn
Ambrose
Joyce McLane
Pittsburgh
H. G. Trimmer
M. B
Creekside
Caroline Park
North Manor Street
Mary Craig Streams
Paul Hopking
East Mahoning Township
Marion Walker
Indiana
Lisle Kinter
N. HE. Barr
West Main Street
Mayme Barr
Indiana Hospital
John Long
Barbara
Parkers Landing
Ben Baker
Matilda Good
William Jay Orr
East Main Street
Thomas Radio
Lavina McHenry Qulbertson
Hume
George J. McHenry
Frank Rolls
Creeksisle
Satterlee
Gearhart
Smithport Families Rally as Health Improves in Heilwood Area
Merle Bennett and Robert Conner, miners near Heilwood, spent the weekend with their families. Jean Bennett and Clara Huey, previously ill with pneumonia, are improving and now able to be out. Mrs. Sheesley taught at the local primary room and Mrs. Huff is ill with flu. David Williams works at Arcadia No. 6 mines. Grandmother Smith shows winter illness improvement. Dean, Carl Houck and Misses Rhoda and Marie Bennett visited Punxsutawney Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gaston and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Gaston and families from Rossiter visited Huff and Bennett homes Sunday. Woods Henry and Mrs. Amanda Henry hosted and family visits occurred. Steve Kranick stayed with Thomas Williams' relatives. Luther Elbell and son Harold were in Glen Campbell business.
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Merle Bennett
Robert Conner
Heilwood
Jean Bennett
Clara Huey
Sheesley
Henry
John Huff
David Williams
Arcadia No. 6
Smith
Dean
Carl Houck
Rhoda
Marie Bennett
Homer ‘Gaston
Lorne Gaston
Rossiter
Huff
Amanda Henry
Steve Kranick
Local Visits Highlight a Busy Washington Twp Week
In Washington Township Mrs Glenn Jewart and son Charles stayed with Rev O J Fleming of Irwin while Mrs Annie Boyer and Mrs Dlla Fleming hosted guests. Sunday visits included Walter Harmon and family with Milo Miller and Myrtle Nichol and Arthur Blystone family. Various locals hosted guests at J Blystone, Bryan Orr, and Blystone households. Junior Grange met in Willet Grange hall. A culinary tip advises soaking a scorched pan in water to remove burned flavor.
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Washington Twp
Glenn Jewart
Charles
Annie Boyer
Dlla Fleming
Ethel
O. J. Fleming
Irwin
Walter Harmon
Milo Miller
Myrtle
Nichol
Mia
Arthur Blystone
Florence
James Blystone
John Kough
Alexander Bailey
Bryan Orr
M. C. Grover
J. B. Blystone
Archie Brown
Charles Brown
Josiah Fisher
J. G. Russell
Carl Miller
Vandergrift
J. BE. Blystone
Willet
Girty Notes: Local Social Roundup and Events
Vandergrift residents Miss Cornelia Christy and others visited family in the area. Indiana shoppers, hospital news, school socials, and a pie social at Girty school are listed along with many neighborly visits and notes. A joke about a marriage license and a sugar tip closes the column.
Early to bed and early to rise makes a man rich
A succinct adage plays on habits shaping wealth and hints at fiscal expectations. The line suggests diligence yields prosperity, with a wink at tax authorities as the unseen beneficiaries.
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Tax Bureau
A Good Newspaper Offer
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer subscriptions to R. D. residents of Indiana County at 5.50 dollars per year. Prices for out-of-county readers are six dollars annually.
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Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Indiana County
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Western Never Union
Epictetus
Smithport
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Girty
Cornelia Christy
Justine Christy
Edwin Rosensteel
Shirley
John Coulter
Apollo
J. H. Christy
V. A. Stepp
Jean
Harald
Oscar Meyer
Glenn Meyer
Robert Dunmire
Robert, Jr
Raymond
Ivan
North Apollo
H. L. Smeltzer
Donna and
Lee
Near Mt. Zion
M. B. Smeltzer
J. R. Jamison
Roy Smith
J. T. Jamison
Phillip Shamberger
Loura Shamberger
Louis Shamberger
W. Stepp
A. M. Jamison
Kittanning
J. A. Miller
Janet
Mra. Miller
Anna Smith
J. T. Sheasley
Rastus
James J. Walters
Indiana County Maytag Co
North Eighth
Httle
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Murray's Dyeing and Cleaning CO
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