Mount Union News Highlights Local People and Visitors
Raymond Boyer was in Indiana on Tuesday Irwin Sheasley was a shopper in Widerton Monday Charley Rosborough is on the sick list Miles McIntire called at J H Koughs Tuesday Mrs QO C Dunmire spent Wednesday at home Clair Kough visited Wednesday Walker home James Blystone and son Arthur recently passed through Mrs J C Mulberger stayed several days in Tarentum her brother-in-law Mr Clark is seriously ill Ira Smith was a Hiterton shopper Wednesday William Rosborough works for William Cravenor Mrs George Blystone visited J F Runsel Wednesday night I L Smith made a business trip to Apollo Thursday Mr and Mrs Quinter Boyer welcomed a baby girl John Kough was an Elderton shopper last week Miss Justine Christy at Quater Boyers James Blystone in the vicinity Wild geese in V formation flew north Friday Irwin Sheasley called Friday F S Walker farming on Wallace Caldwell farm this spring Miss Lucile Mulberger called on Marie Peterman last week Mrs Newton Boyer of near Whitesburg stayed weekend with Mt Union Quinter Boyer family Jesse Kough caller in Smiths sugar camp sugar water boiling for molasses Miles McIntire and Clark Kough ill Nine deer passed through Saturday Elderton shoppers Frank Cessna and son Keith Walton Smith of Sugar Run seen on streets John Boyer caller in Blystone home Saturday night Miss Smith not improving Eddie Thordersen radio announcer noted for loud voice formerly a seaman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blystone
Arthur
J. C. Mulberger
Tarentum
Biderton
Cherry Tree
Harry Dunlap
Irwin Sheasley
F. S. Walker
Wallace Caldwell
Lucile Mulberger
Marie Peterman
Newton Boyer
Whitesburg
Quinter Boyer
Mt. Union
Jesse Kough
Miss Smith
O. €. Dunmire
Mr. Me
Hita Guest
Hlma Warrick
Penn
George Montgomery
Viola Duncan
Johnstown
George Gaul
Annie BE. McCoy
Smock
Daniel R. Foust
Albert Ayres
Roy Miller
Allentown
Ralph Mack
Indiana
Charles A. Mack
James LL Henderson
Oscar Hewitt
Dunkirk
N.Y
Hewitt
C. W. Hewitt
Clarence Hamilton
William Caley, Jr
Somerset
Jane Lewis
Charles A. Robinson
Merl Luther
Clyde
Dale Palmer
Akron
Ohio
Francis Hall
Virgil Palmer
George Sanner
John Clawson
Mabel
James Betts
Russell Betts
Derry
Lanner
Ruff
Henry Veeghtly
Youngstown
J. B. Gardner
Latrobe
A.E. Miller
Roy West
Irvin Cunningham
Ralph Johns
Memorial Hospital
Welcome Bible Class
Lutheran Sunday School
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Indiana Area Scene
A flurry of visits and travel fills the week in Indiana and Heilwood area communities. Residents include Misses Hita and Hlma Warrick visiting in Penn, Viola Duncan in Johnstown, and the Gaul family with Annie McCoy in Smock. Local officials James Henderson and others make calls while church events feature speakers Rev. Ruff and Rev. Veeghtly. A funeral, a move to Torrance, and a hospital patient at Memorial in Johnstown are noted along with several neighborly gatherings and shopping in Indiana.
Gorilla Troop in Northern Africa Faces Rising Numbers
In northern Africa's Llavonia region a single troop of 25 gorillas has grown recently due to protection measures. The group is described as fiercer than southern gorillas, with ten years ago a man attacked and killed, and later an incident with young goat herds, the only such events in recent years. First Color Photography Roots traced to 1881 with Maxwell exhibiting a three-filter colored image enabling an approximate color projection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llavonia
Africa
Clerk Maxwell
Royal Institution of England
Maxwell
Roundhouse Solarium Builds Tuberculosis Sanitarium Hungary
A two story glass enclosed solarium and fresh air pavilion was built for a tuberculosis sanitarium in Hungary. The roundhouse like structure catches sun from all angles and provides patient porches on each floor. Rivers of Same Name In the United States there are four Ted rivers with different outlets into the Mississippi Kentucky Wolf Cumberland rivers in Wisconsin Texas Oklahoma Kentucky Tennessee.
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Hungary
United States
Texas
Oklaoma
Kentucky
Kentucky River
Wisconsin
Wolf River
Middle Tennessee
Cumberland River
Clarkaville
Early Magazines and Ancient Weapons in Brief
The piece surveys origins of magazines with the Athenian Gazette of 1691 and Gentleman's Magazine from 1731, notes the Roman gladius as a straight two edged blade, explains Soviet flag symbols, details Benjamin Symmes's 1634 endowment for a free Virginia school, and mentions windmills as electric power sources hindered by low output and variable speed requiring special compensating devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Library Association
Athenian Gazette
London
Gentleman's Magazine
America
Benjamin Symmes
Elizabeth County
Virginia
Symmes
Music of Highest Rank and Its Classical Standards
The passage defines high rank classical music as standard works by foremost composers. It urges cultivating ease of mind first since a troubled mind hinders all effort, asserting no one can endure hardship if their mind is wounded.
Before Advent of Chairs in Everyday Ife Seating
The text notes that chairs were not common until the sixteenth century with chests benches and tests tools serving daily seating in Ife. It also states that plants must breathe and some grow hairs to keep leaf pores from choking on dust, emphasizing that a plant must breathe to live.
Uncertain Date for First SheMeld Plate in Colonies
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York notes the manufacture date of the SheMeld plate in the colonies is not currently determinable. Researchers indicate the exact origin remains unclear and dates are debated among curators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Colonies
Where Does Charity Begin and Ends of Generosity
A compact reflection on charity and intention from Seneca and Montreal Star. The first aphorism notes that value lies in giver intent rather than deed, while the Montreal Star quips that generosity pushed to excess can harm the generous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Star
One Point of Vic.7 on Knowledge and Denial
A terse aphorism contrasts asserting knowledge with denying it, noting that assertion requires knowledge while denial demands far greater understanding. The line hints at epistemic limits and the cost of certainty in reasoning.
Wind-Blown Spray Spindrift Terminology Note
The brief entry defines wind blown spray called spindrift or spoondrift as the spray lifted from wave crests, highlighting regional spelling variation and its meteorological context.
Local Happenings in Hillsdale and Surrounding Areas
A series of brief notices from Hillsdale and nearby towns recount visits and calls by residents including Harry Smith, Mrs Alice Smith, Clarence Longnecker, Mrs Alice McClinsey, Mrs D M Reese, J Clair Trwin, Mrs M B Longnecker, Irene, Mrs Blaha McMillen, Bosworth Henry, Ernest Boss and family, Mr and Mrs John Wright, and Mrs Bowers. Also noted are business callers Kettermigg and Phourvey Sehrecensost, plus remarks on stock market conditions and dollar bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Glen Campbell
Alice Smith
Clarence Longnecker
Toledo
Alice McClinsey
D. M. Reese
Cherry Tree
J. Clair Trwin
Connors Garage
M. B. Longnecker
Irene
Blaha McMillen
Bosworth Henry
Ernest Boss
John Wright
Bowers
SB. McCune
Stuce Kettermigg
Phourvey Se
Dudiame
Relativ
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mount Union
Raymond Boyer
Charley Rosborough
Miles McIntire
J H. Kough
QO. C. Dunmire
Dunmire
Clair Kough
Walker
Eddie Thordersen
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Associated System
Associated Gas and Electric
Cherryhill
John Askins
Fleming
Center County
Eagle
Tra Myers
Bryce
Glenn Hixon
Homer City
Fred Ray
Near Penn Run
Mr. Dinsmore
Carl Kirker
Heilwood
John Engle
Sara Glenn
Near Heilwood
Twila Engle
Auguste Hscoffier
Brown’s Boot Shops Shoes and Hosiery
Blairsville
U. S
Studebaker
Free Wheeling
A.A.A
Pacific Coast
Free Wheeling Studebaker
William Hurter
Wheeling
American Automobile Association
Jeanne Frost
Pierce-Arrow
Lincoln
Indiana Sales and Service
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
Studebaker—Builder OF
Hillsdale
Wotton
Tony
D. Ley Hel
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