Community notices and social updates from Curry Run
A Busy week with church school events and callers at homes. Reports list residents visiting relatives in Indiana and Vandergrift, illnesses, and social visits. The W W C plans an all day meeting at Mrs. Carson’s home on March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Frank Fleming
Olsie Rhoades
Clara Bothell
Wm. Crum
W. J. Silvis
Vanderarift
South Bend
Ramey Johnston
Luella Carson
Indiana
Kaufman
Alpha Crum
Wilbert Wood
I. J. Wood
Carl Fleming
Prank Fleming
James Wissinger
Near Advance
W. R. Thomas
B. M. Carson
Gladys Miller
Albert Miller
Social Roundup From Marion Center and Nearby Areas
Smicksburg and Marion Center residents host and visit relatives across Indiana and Punxsutawney. The column lists dozens of callers, family visits, and weekend activities including St. Johns, football games, high school students, and local errands. Notable names include Mrs. Nancy Black, Mrs. G. A. Robin 800, Punxsutawney, and many neighbors in Plumville, DuBois, and Commodore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Good
Marion Center
Wm. Beck
Indiana
Merv D. Weston
H. B. Bence
John Sink
Nancy Black
G. A. Robin
Punxsutawney
G. A. Weston
Margaret Edelblute
Gertrude Dodson
Burt Weston
Bert Elkin
Joanna Fleck
Luther Lukehart
Charles Taylor
DuBois
Will’ Dickinson
Shields McMillen
Plumville
Walker Raleigh and Son
Denton
Susan Stear
Angus
Akron
Luther
Wilkinsburg
A. G. Brewer
J. T. Hoover
Albert Stear
William Stiteler
Tillie Stiteler
Join Fulton
Detroit
Mich
Clyde Reithmiller
Elden Reichmiller
Michigan
Charlotte McLaughlin
Mary Means
Anna McCormick
Harry Short
Larue M¢éHlhoes
Ira Sloan
Johnstown
Tait Streams
Luther Schurr
Dixonville
Paul Walker
Near Marion Center
Insect FestivaI and Wine Feasting Flies
An 18th century note describes insects drawn to ivy blooms and wine scents. It cites Linnaeus on cellar flies and Kirby’s rename, noting larvae feed on wine or beer. Bees and flowers also show this curious malaise, with gall iardia interactions causing temporary limp, then recovery as insects move to new blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havea
Chance for Modern Artist on Unlikely Subjects
A discussion on artistic subjects suggesting glyptodons as a striking alternative to pastoral sheep scenes. The piece imagines how prehistoric creatures with armored backs would dominate galleries, challenging conventional choices and inviting a shift in modern art subject matter. The excerpt from Louis Globe-Democrat contrasts with a New York Sun cartoon caption about a dissatisfied philosopher in a dining car, as an optimist offers a counterpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Globe-Democrat
New York Sun
Birds and Sun Spots in a Fragmented Column
Louise Jordan Miln recounts a beautiful bird in Mexico building a cone shaped nest and landscape garden for its courtship. The piece blends natural history with a science note about sun spots and a speculative theory on solar emissions in a Washington Star style column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Jordan Miln
Mexico
Royal Sociery
Washington Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Curry Run
Ernest Ramer
Chestnut Flat
Harry Millen
Joseph Gentz
Calvin Walker
Jack Sharp
Harl Miller
Smicksburg
Spruce
Ford
Parry
W. B. Patterson
Gertha McAnulty
Commodore
High Ag
Lillian Bias
Arcadia
Andrew Trout
Minta Barr
Sarah
Mary Bagley
Lily
Louise Biss
Mary ‘Brown
Harold Bagley
W. HE. Patterson
Barr
Kerr
D. G. Brown
Victor Frank
Stafford
John Frank
Cecil Coble
Lovejoy
Andiana Pa
Greensburg Pa
Box Modela
New Spring Millinery
New York
Paney Stuuw
Visca
Childrens
Canton
Bon Ton
Indiana County
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