Three Bears and Goldilocks in Brompton charity tale
A quirky rural tale mixes a Goldilocks figure with the three bears. Barbara, the Goldilocks, seeks a ride and funds for a children's hospital charity, while her hesitant husband John and his father chase weather and road hazards to bring her home safely after a storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jolman
Barbara
Hollis Holman
Darius Tolman
Tarhira
John
Father Flollis
Grandfather Holman
Goldilocks
Grandfather
Jim
Hollis Forman
Harvest Home
Children’s Hospital
Brompton
Joh
Darius
Hollis
Wolman John
Molmin
Whiel
Thia
Local notes from Indiana area reflect community visits and events
Mrs. Samuel Mabon of New Florence visited her sister Mrs. C G A Robinson while Mrs Harry Johns called in Johnstown. Several residents traveled to Culver and Bolivar for family visits. Family birthdays, illnesses, and hospital moves are recorded along with church and social group activities. Numerous locals attended a funeral in Indiana and others moved residences or hosted gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Smith
Falla Creek
Raymond Stiver
Detroit
Mich
William Stiver
Fisther Homan
Frostburg
Wesley Peffer
Thutler
Charles Shurman
Punxsutawhey
C. M. Wingart
Annie Moot
Tetty Moot
Stev
Mohney
W. N. Zener
Town
Homer City
W. H. Moot
George Ritchey
Near Town
Johnstown
Rey
New Bethlehem
Foster Morgan
Avonmore
John Warner
Billy Dilts
Victor Anderson
DeLancey
Samuel Wineberg
Ralph Peffer
Indiana
Punxsutawney Railroad
Trade City
Jacob Mottarn
Washington
Harry Tinkcom
Hoane
Mr. Evans
T. C. Mack
Geo. Link
Zoe Rogers
Lois Mack
Kenneth Sellers
Harvey
Blairsville
Sellers
Scott Rodgers
Nancy
H. R
Walter Ewing
Frank Lambing
Olivet
J. R. E. Craighead
Saltsburg
Rogs Wilson
Evelyn
West Lebanon
Foster Smock
Alfred Bair
Annahe] Ewing
Mabel Ewing
Elders Ridge
S. R. Tine
Joe Potts
Eva
Plumville
A. Th. Millen
Qwen King
Gon
Norman
Franklin
Harry Shaffer
W. J. Marshall
Oho
Clark Lukehart
Harold Tost
Eugene Pifer
Punxsutawney
A. B. Mill
Samuel Mabon
New Florence
CG. A. Robinson
Harry. Johns
Archie Fulecomer
Culver
Mitchell
Frank Wrenchinger
Pitcairn
Wilbert Mack
Millard Aiey
Shelocta
Joseph A. Walbeck
Charles W. Sutton
F. Jay Sutton
Bolivar
Mr. Sutton
Sutton
Robinson Co
Me J
Wilbert Bowser
Velia Taylor
Charles Artemus
Sheen
Mercy Hospital
Philip Lear
J. A. Gamble
Bolang
Clifford
Butler
Walter Riddell
Farrell
Wm. Watts
South Park
Oliver Crawford
Altoona
John Dodson
Mr. Pleasant
James Dodgson
Alice Dodson
Tarrs
Sadie Graham
Elsie Traverse
David Bothell
Sell McKee
Tomer
Maurice Kunkle
Creekside Grange
Parkwood
Willis McHenry
Creekside
Roberts
Ohio
Aldine Bair
Clowses
Blanche Lingenfelter
Peterman
Chambersville
Frank McHenry
Neal
Nelson Anderson
Cora Sandles
HR. B. Lockard
Horatio Kinter
North Manor Street
H.C. Lake and
Familly
Julia Barr
N. BE
Barr’a
Maud Moxs
Samuel Ford
West End
Pittsburgh
C. L. Moore
M. EB
John Long
Howard Foraythe
Brockway
M. EB. Church
Iasle Kinter
Rossiter
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Marchand
Mechire Newspaper
Byndieate
WIN Service
Ray Moot
Kenneth Pfeiffer
CG. L. McGregor
A. I. Brewer
Paul Brewer
Graceton
Wilmer Clawson
J. B. Rosborough
Locust
Glenn
Edna Braughter
Floyd
Armagh
Watson’s Ridge
Marion Center
Indiana Progress
Indiana County
X-1ndiana Progress Pictorial Review
Country Home
Household Magazine
Poultry Tribune
Woman's Home Companion
Pathfinder
Pennsylvania Farmer
McCall's Magazine
Indiana Progress Country Home Breader’s Gazette
Indiana Progress Pathfinder
Poultry Tribune Country Home
Science & Mechanics
Progress Pictorial Review
Pennsylvania
Progress Country Home Breeder’s Gazette Poultry Tribune
Woman's Home Co
Better Homes & Gardens
Pictorial Review
Indiana Progress Breeder's Gazette
McCall’s Magazine
Silver Screen
Woman’s Home Companye
THE
Indiana Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Post-Gazette
Brude Music Magazine
Woman’s Home Companion
McCall’s
Needlecraft
Atest
Better Homes & Gas
Life
Christian Herald
Collier's Weekly
National Sportsman
Parents
Pittsburgh Post
Gaz
Red Book
Screenl
Wonder Stories
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Postoffice
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