Linda Chooses Steve Over Jerry After Mysterious Call
Linda, thinking of Jerry after a brief meet, receives a late night call that promises dinner. She meets Steve in town, a man she once knew, and reunites with him at Martini's, where she finds herself drawn back to the man she hadn’t forgotten. The scene traces her wavering between past attraction and present uncertainty.
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Jerry
Harlem
Italy
Broadway
Steve
Linda
Ike Jerry
O. K
Lindy Clenkly
Martin'’s
Tlix
Lim
Foreign Lotteries Are Put Under Ban
Washington reports a federal crackdown on foreign sweepstakes and lotteries. Customs inspections at borders have tightened and large seizures have surged, with 40000 tickets seized in Boston and Philadelphia and multiple trunkfuls in Buffalo. Government actions target counterfeit tickets and names of sellers. notices go to 15000 post offices and 24 postal exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
United States
Epsom Downs
Newmarket
Aintree
Canadian Army and Navy
Morocco
Canada
Cuba
Irish Free State
France
Luxembourg
United States Treasury
Money Lenders Excluded From Jewish Synagogue London
The Liberal Jewish synagogue in St John Wood road bars money-lenders from membership though not from attending services. Rabbi Mattuck calls usury against Jewish doctrine and says membership and official roles are denied to money-lenders, despite noting some individuals like Russell Sage donated to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
St. John Wood Road
Mattuck
Temple
Russell Sage
Russell Sage Health Foundation
Japane Man Who Dislocates All Joints Studied
A 24 year old Japanese man can dislocate every joint in his body without pain. He learned at fourteen to dislocate fingers and now can bend his backbone in any direction, twist into a hunchback, and flap his ears like an animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osaka
Japane
How Peter Was Freed From Prison in Acts Twelve
The lesson for March 17 outlines Peters imprisonment by Herod and his miraculous deliverance by an angel. It details the churchs united earnest prayer, Peters escape, the soldiers death, and Herods downfall as the word of the Lord grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
United Prayer
Herod
Bethlehem
Herodias
John the Baptist
God
Church of God In Prayer
James
Herods
Mary
Rhoda
Caesarea
How to Love God Through Purity of Thought and Action
The text urges loving God by embracing purity in thought and conduct. It calls turning away from impure books and conversations and abhorring moments of impurity as expressions of love for God. It frames purity as a core divine attribute and a personal discipline.
Good Rules of Life on dying with clean conscience
A thoughtful aphorism praising virtue and integrity, stressing the importance of not exploiting others for gain. It extols dying with the blessed consciousness of never expanding evil through infirmity poverty or ignorance. The piece emphasizes ethical conduct and personal accountability.
Local genealogical notes and town callers report
Mrs Clara Bradbury of McGeep Mills visited friends on Monday. The Carlson home welcomed a newborn son on Sunday. Wesley Thorton of Clymer called Tuesday, and Samuel Carlson of Colyer did business here Wednesday. Harvey Lute of Barnesboro was a caller on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs A L Martin of Clymer RD visited Wednesday. The Snedden family from Nanty Glo spent the weekend with the Rennies. H E B Mitchell of Indiana called Friday. Alvin Trout Joseph Bradbury and Louie Bellando were Indiana visitors Thursday. Alma Vater, Barnesboro caller, came Sunday. Esther Burkhart, State College senior, spent weekend with her parents the Burkharts. Alma Myelyn Nathalia Leone of Heilwood visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Vozer. Thomas McQuillan of Ebensburg called Saturday. Muriel Smith of Indiana Teachers College spent weekend with Gomer and Mrs Smith. Mr and Mrs Arch Repine and children were Indiana callers Saturday. Christina Long of Marstellar spent Sunday with her parents Samuel and Mrs Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alverda
Clara Bradbury
McGeep Mills
Stork
Alex Carlson
Wesley Thorton
Clymer
Samuel Carlson
Colyer
Harvey Lute
Barnesboro
R. D
Twen
A. L. Martin
Darrell Snedden
Nanty Glo
John Rennie
H. E B. Mitchell
Indiana
Alvin Trout
Joseph Bradbury
Louie Bellando
Alma Vater
Esther Burkhart
State College
Mia
T. A. Burkhart
Alma
Myelyn
Nathalia ‘Leone
Heilwood
Joseph Vozer
Thomas McQuillan
Ebensburg
Gomer Smith
Arch Repine
Indiana Callers
Christina Long
Marstellar
Sapent
Samuel Long
Local Notes From Parkwood and Nearby Areas
Parkwood and Indiana area residents were active last week with business trips and shopping. Clarence Brown, William Couch, and several families were noted for travel, illness updates, and social visits. Mrs. Perry George was reported ill at Columbia hospital. others visited or hosted gatherings, including a birthday surprise for Mrs. Martin. Roads remain rough with dragging and travel to Indiana and Greensburg mentioned.
Local Social Roundup From Apollo And Nearby Areas
Martin Jamison of Apollo was a business caller this week. Virgie Alshouse returned home after visiting New Kensington with Dr. Yoder and family. Mr. and Mrs Hobart Shellhammer were callers in Apollo on Saturday. Mrs. Nancy Devers called during the week in the R A and Gene Silvis homes. Carl Fleming of Curry Run called with his aunts, Marla and Sadie Smith. Mrs. Hobart Shellhammer was a Saturday evening caller with Virgie Alshouse. Merl Coulter and Bob Townsend were at New Kennington on Friday. Ollie Wise is employed on the John Wilson farm. Several locals spent Saturday evening in Indiana. Shirley Adeam is the name given to the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wanda Ellenberger. Henry Townsend and family were visitors with their mother Mrs. Campbell of West Lebanon. Dan McGaughey and family are visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Mulberger of Mt. Union. John Wilson and Ollie Wise were at Apollo on Friday. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers, 95.50.
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Parkwood
Clarence Brown
Indiana
William Couch
Perry George
Columbia Hospital
B. F. Wolford
Cravener
Greensburg
Martin
Erman Fouts
Betty Weis
Hugh McCullough
Kittanning
Eden Silvia
Susan
Campbell
Paul Campbell
Henry Townsend
West Lebanon
Margaret
Elsie Shirley
Elders Ridge Vocational School
Lowry Calhoun
Marie
W. A. Buyers
Dave Blakley
Tom Campbell
Dean Frailey
Sarah Fouts
W. J. Graig
South Bend
Martin Jamison
Apollo
Virgie Alshouse
New Kensington
Dr. Yoder
Hobart Shellhammer
Nancy Devers
R, A
Gene Silvis
Carl Fleming
Currya Run
Marla
Sadie Smith
Merl Coulter
Bob Townsend
New Kennington
Ollie Wise
John Wilson
Shirley Adeam
Wanda Ellenberger
Dan McGaughey
Mulberger
Mt. Union
Local notices cover March events and health news
The page lists residents' travel, visits, and work near Punxsutawney Creekside and Falls Creek. It notes Emory Bush's saw mill moved from Kinsil farm, mumps absence for John Hertzen, Mrs Homan in Pittsburgh hospital, Elmer Homan’s mine injury, and church supper planned March 22. Several attendees traveled to Indiana for funerals and hospital visits, with multiple local households listed among visitors and ailments.
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Marchand Ray
Emery Bush
Creekside
Kinsil
Town
Smicksburg and Rossmogne Social Roundup Notes
Smicksburg and Rossmoyne sections list local visits and gatherings. Families from Heilwood Vandergrift Apollo Pittsburgh and Indiana area are mentioned with weekend calls, church events, hospital updates, and travel to Punxsutawney. Lenten service announced for March 14 at 7 30 in the Lutheran church.
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Cupid
Marksman
Postal Department
P. B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Tratitute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Posty Gazette
Whagez
Pathfinder
Poultry Tribune
McCall’s Magaz
Idaplay
Sshold Magasina
Solance Mont
Grower's
Pictorial Review Sports Afield
Lys
McCall's Magazine
F. D
Indiana County
Hall Penman
Punxsutawney
John Warner
Betty
Peggy Moot
Falls ‘Creek
Dubois
John Hertzen
Hsther Homan
Pittsburgh
Elmer Homan
George Ginter
Pior Intine
Mob- Iney
Ellsworth Dorn
R. H. Knox
Virgil Knox
Harry Wulfert
D. A. Dorn
Emery Prokay
I. M. Lewis
Bether
Indiana Hospital
Jacob Mottarn
Harold Mottarn
Ella Ditta
Billy Homan
Jack Mottarn
John Varner
Vandergrift
Helen Wingert
Smicksburg
Jas. A. Donahue
Lucile
Patsy
Nelle
Merle Black
Chas. Lukehart
Vander~grift
J. L. Condron
Stanley
Louise Stiteler
Wilkinsburg
M. K. Lewis
Wm. Beck
Samuel Lewis
Culver
Mary Lewis
Thomas Edmunds
David Edmunds
I. Wm. Elkin
University of Pittsburgh
Evan Edmunds
Lutheran Church
Clayton Lewis
Lola Fulton
Christine
Maxine
Plumoville
Geo, Dodson
Theo
Dodson
Bert Good
Alice Good
Rossmoyne
Dessie
Margaret Beers
Delmer Whitgell
Henry Elkin
John Elkin
Mr. Elkin
John Fennell
Near
Butler
Richard Johnston
Homer City
D. C. Wells
Earl Lewis
Georgeville
D. C. Wella Hag
Paul Parks
Mary Louise
Lloyd Litle
Murray Lewis
D. G. Frantz
Merie
Marshall
Ella T
Cost
Diane P
Phila
Geo. D.leydic
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