Grace and consequences of a mother daughter clash
Teresa argues with her mother over a new romance with Fremy Sawyer. A rushed decision leads to Teresa's car crash and hospitalization, labeled by Mrs Delaney as the grace of God. Charlie and Teresa face the aftermath as Fremy’s reckless driving ends in a fatal crash.
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Fremont Sawyer
Teresa
Sullivan
O'Toole
McCarthy
Mrs. Delaney
Tess
Wallace Beery
Charlie
Kismet
Fremy
Iremy Sawyer
Fredy
Fremy Sawyer
God
Mormon Cricket Promises Another Troublesome Year
The Washington Star notes a renewed Mormon cricket problem in the northern Rocky Mountain region threatening wheat and cereals. Eradication aims to kill young crickets as they hatch by dusting fields with calcium and lime mixtures, with barriers of tin or galvanized iron as a costly last resort if migration resumes.
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Rocky Mountain
The
Washington Star
Degree of Murder in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Pennsylvania and New Jersey define two degrees of murder based on malice. First degree requires specific intent to kill or death during another serious crime, with punishment of death or life imprisonment. Second degree carries up to 20 years in Pennsylvania and up to 80 years in New Jersey, per the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Phiadelphia Inquirer
Japan Population Density Described Revealing Growth
The article notes Japan has about half the U S population but is crowded into an area the size of California highlighting extreme population density and space constraints.
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Japan
United States
California
Casserole Recipes with Leftovers and Inexpensive Meats
Classic guide offers multiple casserole methods using leftovers and affordable cuts. Recipes include Consomme Casserole with rice and diced meat, Creamed Macaroni and Steak, Lamb on Casserole, Hamburg and Macaroni Casserole, Pork Chops with Oven Baked Beans, and Veal and Vegetables en Casserole. Each yields a complete bake in a moderate oven with specific timings and proportions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Local Caller Totals Across Town This Week
Alverda Wilbur Lowman of Clymer and Clair Thompson of Barnesboro called in town Monday. Arlene McQuillan of Ebensburg visits her aunt Mrs Moon ey. Bernard Kirsch of Nicktown called Tuesday. Mrs E M Davia visits daughter Mrs Thomas McQuillan of Ebensburg. Joe Tomasko left for Tarrytown N Y to seek work. Mr and Mrs Joseph Voter and children and Mr and Mrs Arch Repine were Indiana callers Saturday. Grace Burkhart of Indiana spent weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs Pat Donahue and children plus Alma Vazer Alma Leone J D Joiner and D E B Martin among Indiana callers Saturday. Mrs Lawrence Berringer serves on the jury this week.
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Alverda Wilbur Lowman
Clymer
Clair Thompson
Barnesboro
R. D
Arlene McQuillan
Ebensburg
Joe Mooney
Bernard Kirsch
Nicktown
T. A. Burkhart
Indiana
Pat Donahue
Alma Vazer
Alma Leone
J. D. Joiner
D. EB. Martin
Lawrence Berringer
Sabbath Activities and Social Events in Kent
Clarksburg events list church services and Sunday school times at 10 00 and 11 15 in Kent. Mrs Moorhead visited in Clinton Robertson home. World Day of Prayer Friday at 2 00 pm. Cribbs family shopped in Indiana. Mrs James G Moorhead Sr visited Kent. Measles cases in town. Box and pie social Friday night March 8 at W O W hall with cake walk entertainment. Halliday, Western Theological Seminary student, preached here Sunday. Junior Missionary Society meets at Mrs James Moorhead Jr home. Tree treatment recipe to guard trees from rabbits and mice.
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Clarksburg
James Moorhead
Clinton Robertson
Kent
Ladies Missionary Society
J. A. Cribbs
Near Town
Cynthia
Mabel Cribbs
Indiana
James G. Moorhead
Uniontown Social News and Local Visits
Uniontown residents and visitors share a busy slate of calls and gatherings. Local families including Hudson, Coble, Beringer, Stiffler, Ball and Rummel travel between homes in Lovejoy Commodore Bowdertown and nearby towns. The Woman's Missionary Society met at Anna Stiffler's with participants listed and plans for a mission school announced. A newspaper offer for Indiana county residents and a bamboo factoid complete the column.
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Rhuell Coble
Jack
Wayne Coble
Gilbert Ablas
Ivan
Beringer
James Langham
Lonnie Stiffler
Johnstown
Anna Stiffler
Charles Ball
Wilma
Betty
Altoona
Bert Rummel
Glenn Harkins
Calvin Rummel
V. A
Hert Rummel
B. N. Berringer
Ned Baker
Numine
Hillsdale
Louise Lear
Myra McVicker
Birthday party for Billy McCrady in Strongstown
A Monday birthday party at Billy McCrady’s home featured games music and dancing. Attendees included Blanche Erma Ruth and Cris ale Bennett Nan Peddicord Gladys Troxell Elizabeth Marion Cresswell Matilda Whitesell Loretta Boring Mabel Dearmy Ethel Goldberg Duaine Norman Strong and many others. Additional visits and local social notes follow with relatives and friends across nearby towns. There are 1 640 CCC camps and 1 466 colleges and universities in the country.
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Strongstown
Billy McCrady
Blanche
Erma
Ruth
Crisale Bennett
Nan Peddicord
Gladys Troxell
Elizabeth
Marion Cresswell
Matilda Whitesell
Loretta Boring
Mabel Dearmy
Ethel Goldberg
Duaine
Norman Strong
David
Don
Arthur Hughes
Herbert Strong
Bob
Ray Troxell
Boyd
Dale Holby
John Artemus
Roy Ondrizek
Emma
Charlotte Hill
Warren Bennett
Monroe Learn
Belsano
Bob Madill
Nanty Glo
John Garrett
Cleon Smeltzer
White Mill
Geo. Stiles
Edna Dearmy
Wm. McCrady
Glen Campbell
Death notice for Hutchings Joseph Hutchings 80 in Mountain Home
Joseph Hutchings aged 80 died Tuesday at his grandparents home in Mountain Home after a lingering illness. The family obituary notes the long illness and passing near Mountain Home, Idaho.
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Idaho Statesman
Hutchings
Joseph W. Hutchings
Mountain Home
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Grace OF God
Charile
Josephine Gibson
Heinz Food Institute
Uniontown
J. N. Hudson
Frank
Scott
Lovejoy
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Indiana County
Philadelphia Street
Penns
Streams
Indiana, PA
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