Local social notes and visits in Van dergrift and Sagamore area
A list of weekend calls and birthdays from Van dergrift Sagamore and nearby towns includes guests of J L Condron Banday and Mr Mrs Blain Dodson Mr and Mrs Wm Condron and others. A birthday party honors Rev Troutman with local families attending. Community events include a Home Makers club gathering, a party at J P Boyer’s, and planned meetings for the Tax Justice League and St Jacobs Lutheran class social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R.rearick
Indiana
Royden Fulton
Della Brown
Elderton
L. E
J. Boyer
Steele Henderson
B.R. Keppel
Paul King
L. M. Henderson
Marjorie
Dale Miller
Murray Meyer
J. P. Boyer
George Deemer
Erma Rosborough
W. H. Brown
Hiderton
Tax Justice League
South Benda
Ruth Deemer
I.G. Weaver
Young Peoples
St. Jacobs Lutheran Church
W. R. Thompson
Watsons Ridge Social Notes Include Visits and Calls
Mrs Hine spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Walter Ewing and Donald Ewing made Saltsburg calls. Mr and Mrs Foster Smock enjoyed Sabbath evening at Bair’s home. Joe Miller of West Lebanon called on Walter Ewing Wednesday. Mrs Hine and Mrs Goleman attended church in Saltsburg and visited Rev Craig at Head’s. Donald Ewing visited Himer Painter’s home. Mrs Hine was an Indiana sailor Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HR. Hine
Walter Ewing
Donald Ewing
Saltsburg
Foster Smock
T. C. Bair
Joe Miller
West Lebanon
R. Hine
Co. M. Goleman
Garvices
Saliaburg
J. R. B. Craighead
Donald ‘Ewing
Harlan Smeltzer
Mya
A. M. Jamison
Virgil Coulter
Stork
Lttle
Paul Lloyd
John Gress
Scottdale
Todd
Justeen Christy
Apollo
J. H. (Christy
Frank Coleman
Vandergrift
James Miller
Janet
North Apollo
Coleman
Mille
Anna ‘Smith
Lewis Shamberger
Shamberger
Jennie C. Jamison
Mt. Zion M. BE
Vira George
J. R. Jamison
Robert, Jr
Merle
H. C. Cunningham
Harold
Cunningham
Salisburg
Swanger
Salina
Rombach
Shirley
J. EB. Fryer
William Hullenbaugh
Clawson
Tunnelton
W. H. Berke
Town Gossip and Family News Highlights
Local families share visits and illnesses in Mt Tabor and nearby towns. Notables include Grandma Marsh's health, the death of William Clawson, several residents visiting relatives in Blairsville and Greensburg, and births at the area homes. Community events feature church talks, musical nights, and gatherings with extended kin from Johnstown and Vandergrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jericho
Lyle Duncan
Donald
Jane Lichtenfels
Mt. Tabor
Sarah Marah
Grandma Marsh
William ‘Clawson
Blairsville
Destructive tidal wave myths debunked by Kan ines City Star expert
An authority explains tidal waves arise from earthquakes storms and high winds not sun or moon attraction. True tides result from the earth’s rotation and lunar solar bulges, while destructive waves follow distant storms or eruptions such as the 1893 Krakatoa event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanans
Kramntoa
Strait of
Sunda
Fox Hounds and the Fox Scent Mystery
A fox hound tracks a fox by scent rather than paw prints. The dog circles the trail sniffing in invisible lines, distinguishing scent strength from front to rear of the track. Finally the hound noses skyward and bays, declaring the fox's direction with triumphant certainty.
Jealousy Declared Treatable as Medical Issue
Medical science now regards jealousy as a disease with similarities to other illnesses. It blends fear envy and weakness and is as uncontrollable as love. While love is incurable jealousy can be treated by psychotherapy after psycho analysis identifies root causes. Hormonal treatment and standard intervention aim for a complete cure in most cases.
Acorn Usage Across Regions and Hog Fattening Rights
Acorns remain a food source in the Far East where baked and ground nuts form bread. In colonial times In dling used white oak and Pacific sweet acorns in this country. England valued acorns for hog fattening and the practice of right of pannage allowed hogs to feed in royal forests on falling nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Pacific States
England
Nightshade varieties identified and their sleep inducing leaves
More than 1,000 varieties of nightshade trees shrubs and herbs have been identified. They are mainly in tropical regions and their leaves can induce sleep when boiled. Common varieties include woolly nightshade deadly nightshade and other noted forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladonna
Diamond Forming Process Hints From High Heat and Pressure
Scientists heating pure prepared carbon with iron under intense electric heat and rapid cooling form tiny diamonds at the center of the sample. This suggests diamond formation requires extreme heat and pressure, indicating a potential natural process.
How to Reduce Heating Costs to John Barclay Heating Expert
Heating tips advise keeping dampers in place for steady warmth. Adjust dampers between check and ashpit to control heat, locate dampers properly, and ensure proper venting and no leaks in steam systems. Contact John Barclay at Room 1814 120 Broadway New York City for personal replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barclay
M. C. Jamestown
B. F. Shawnee
del. Pa
Broadway
New York City
Sabbath Services and Social News From Clarksburg
Sabbath school Sunday at 1 15 and church at 2 30. Numerous local residents and visitors attend social gatherings, dinners, and visits across Clarksburg and nearby towns including Butler Indiana Vandergrift Salisburg Tunnelton Brackenridge Harrison City Atwood and Detroit with many households hosting friends and relatives and various illness mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Marshall
Washington Township Social Roundup and Visits
A crowded midweek schedule shows Glenn Sewart as a Wednesday guest of Josiah Fisher in Washington Township. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Marshall with two children and Mrs. Fisher plus daughter Mae visited M. J. Boyer. Several residents attended gatherings at Ralph Prugh’s Atwood home and at local households as spring visiting continued. Multiple small-town residents, including Clair Park, Elsie Park, Harry McSweeney, and Harry Marshall, were noted in social calls, hospital news, and weekend visits across Five Points, Sagamore, Willet, and Creekside, with Mary Johnston hosting and Carl Blystone and J. E. Blystone family engagements mentioned. The item closes with a humorous Rooster and Hen exchange about an incubator and egg plant seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moskum
Lisle
McKeesport
Paul Saxton
Jerry Saxton
David Little
Harrisburg
Arch Fulcomer
George Mack
New Florence
Adna Huston
Milos Luther
Clyde
Virgil Palmer
Bolivar
Kate Lichtenfels
Albert Lichtenfels
Ralph Montgomery
Harry Ralph, Jr
William Bowser
James Peterson
Harry Johns
Arthur Johns
Annie ‘Gillens
Greensburg
Robert Brett, Jr
Francis Coley
Jane Lewis
Johnstown
Mary Bowser
J.P. Foy
Bilder
Free Methodist Church
United Evangelical Church
Washington Township
Glenn Sewart
Josiah Fisher
Kenneth Marshall
Mae
M. J. ‘Boyer
Ralph Prugh
Atwood
Clair Park
Indiana Hospital
Elsie Park
Sara Dry
Harry McSweeney
Five Points
J. MclIntire
Mra
Harry Marshall
Ralph
Flye Paints
Bari Blystone
Betty Ann
Punxsutawney
Mary Johnston
Willet
Walter Harmon
Also Mentioned on This Page
S MicKlesburn
Galbrugh
Pearl Luketart
Misa Laura
Frank Wise
J. L. Condron Banday
Ronald Dickey
Valley
Blain Dodson
Wm. Condron
Frank Uncapher
Frank
Jacki Peron
Sagamore
Wallie Barnett
Harold Cagedy
Reece Cox
Geo. Condron
J. L. and
C. EB. Condron
Troutman
Jno. Lewis
Paul Stiteler
al Stear
Taylor Good
D. W. Douds
Plumville
Alex Neal
Hamilton
M. L. Black
Mae Black
Alice Good
Wm. Good
Dayton
Theo
Elkin
Homer Roush
Leechburg
Jno. Roush
Jack Peron
Jno
Lewis
Pati Stiteler
J. B. Troutman
Milt Lewig
Ray Beck
Indavna
Chas, Beck
Imogene Sunderlin
Clymer
Geo
Roush
Home Makers Club
Bowman
Kittanning Street
Hill
Mary
Betty
Shady Hollow
Watson's Ridge
Gladys
Glenn ‘Lichtenfels
Billy
Janet Boyle
Orville
West Bolivar
Clinton Wakefield
Kate Lichtenfeld
Dr. Reese
Elmer Smith
Smith Bridge
Ray A. Lichtenfels
P. L. Rehn
Blair Hall
Ada Robinson
Emma Jean
Inlaw
Leona Robinson
Girty
Smith
Brown
Clarksburg
Harry Coleman
Mildred Krider
Alex Jewell
Sara Jane
Butler
Harold Borland
Jewell
J. A. Cribbs
Cynthia and
Mariel Cribbs
Dolores Carnahan
Detroit
Mich
Harry Anderson
Artha
Indiana State Teachers College
Allen Love
Foster Parks
J. Y. Clawson
Dean
Clark
Harrison City
A. C. Lydie
Harry
George Lydie
Mildred McCall
Carnahan
Chambersville
Crooked Creek
Harry Miller
Harold Reims
Namine
Ida Banks
Grace Peterman
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