Rochester Mills Socials Touch Nearby Towns Coast to Coast
Mr and Mrs Theodore Dodson of Bricksburg visited Mr and Mrs BR M Dodson on Sunday. Frank Hughes and Jack of Indiana spent the day with town friends. Laura Graffius, an Indiana worker, spent the week with her mother Ora Grafus. Fastmaster RM Dodson made a business call at Marion Center on Monday. Evelyn Oberlin of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with her parents. Lisle Elder and daughter visited relatives of Indiana. Mrs Horace Brown, a musutawney caller, saw Mr and Mrs C W Oberlin on Sunday. Mrs James Love of Homer City was a town caller Sunday. Max Crawford Emily and Mr and Mrs James Crawford shared weekend time with O C Moore of Glen Campbell and their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Mills
Theodore Dodson
Bricksburg
BR. M. Dodson
Frank Hughes
Jack
Indiana
Wiss Laura Graffius
Ora Grafus
R. M. Dodson
Marion Center
Evelyn Oberlin
Pittsburgh
Lisle Elder
Imiiana
Horace. Brown
Musutawney
W. Oberlin
James Love
Homer City
Max Crawford
Emily
James Crawford
O. C. Moore
Glen Campbell
Local Social Notes Highlight Town Visits and Travel
Mr and Mrs Guy Stabley and Donnie and Holdie motored to Avis on Sunday. C W Sebring George Madden and Dorothy visited Johnstown Friday. The Munroes were in Stodna lant Sunday. Amanda Kring improves somewhat. Norman Johns family and K A Krone traveled to Luthersville last Sunday. Harlin Bee shoppers in Indiana Tuesday. QO Campbell returns home after Jeresy Shore visit. Fleisher resumes teaching after his brother's death. Horace Somerville family visited Elisa Miller in Burnside. Harlin Bee moves to Howard Hill. Zeigler and Martha Grumbling visited Johnstown. Glen Keys from Mahaffey called locally. Carolyn Winslow from Altoona weekend with Winslow family. Vivian and Clair Sebring in Chest Springs. Blainy Ross took Daisy to Edgewood for school. Dr James B Peterman to practice in late Dr J H Peterman’s office. Martha Barnes Ada Patterson to Indiana Saturday. J B Wooster in Syracuse on business. Onsberry family of Arcadia visited N G Hawes. J H Hevner and G A Aughenbaugh hosted Barneshboro guests. GC W Sebring and C E Sebring visited East Ridge. Ed Wooster family drove to Pittsburgh Sunday. Boyd Anderson family visited Blissa Miller Burnside. Delmont Notley of Mahaffey stayed in town days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Stabley
Ong
Donnie
Holdie
Avis
C. W. Sebring
George Madden
Dorothy
Johnstown
T. W. Munroe
Stodna Lant
Amanda Kring
Norman Johns
K. A. Krone
Luthersville
Harlin Bee
Clyde Bee
Indiana
QO. Campbell
Jerasy Shore
Fleisher
Horace Somerville
Elisa Miller
Burnside
Stifflertown
Howard Hill
Frank Zeigler
Martha Grumbling
Glen Keys
Mahaffey
Carolyn Winslow
Altoona
J. H. Winslow
Vivian
Clair Sebring
Chest Springs
Blainy Ross
Daisy
Edgewood
James B. Peterman
Baltimore
J. H. Peterman
Martha ‘Barnes
Ada Patterson
J. BE. Wooster
Syracuse
N. Y
Boyd Anderson
Bobby
Blissa Miller
Delmont Notley
Birds on the Night Train: A Chicago Man's Solo Adventure
A conventional train ride reveals social distinctions as Jerry in a fine suit offers a sleeping compartment to a fellow traveler. After a mistaken arrest, the Chicagoan is exonerated, securing a compensatory trip to New York. Meanwhile Jerry heads toward New York with three thousand dollars in the other man’s wallet, prompting concern of a future encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
New York
Buffalo
New York City
Chicago
Detective Bureau
Nice warm bear misadventure at the zoo
A five year old, on Sunday duty, vanishes then reappears offering honeyed popcorn to a bear as a worried father searches frantically. The scene ends with the child smiling and saying the bear’s mouth is warm before they hurry toward the subway, as described by the New York Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Tobacco in Far East in 1615
The earliest record of tobacco in the Far East traces to 1615 when Portugues traders supplied Japan. Mariners from China brought it from the Philippines, where Spaniards had learned of it from American Indians, and cultivation spread rapidly across Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Japan
Asia
Provence Journal
Bringing Up Father in Gay New York at Ritz Theatre
The Ritz Theatre presents Bringing Up Father in Gay New York on Wednesday April 2. Based on George McManus cartoons, the show features Jiggs Maggle Dinty Moore and the Mahoney clan in a lively musical comedy with laughter, song, and dance. Tickets are on sale at the Ritz with mail orders accepted and filled in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ritz Theatre
George McManus
Jiggs
Maggle
Dinty Moore
Mahoney Clan
Learh
Ritz
From Bench to Building the Bank for International Settlements
Europe adapts the Bank for International Settlements as a world finance clearing house expanding from humbler banking origins. An imposing Swiss edifice will house this institution symbolizing global economic growth and cooperation across nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Bank
Switzerland
Bank For International Settlements
First Bank
Indiana News Briefs from Georgeville and Nearby
In Georgeville Mr and Mrs Butler Crawford visited Robert Dills and family while Marjoria Hazletta spent time with Berdene and Kathleen Whittaker. Glen and Delbert Fitzgerald, high school students at Plumville, were home for the weekend. Dale Bowser of Niles Ohio called on friends here Sunday. Frank Stevenson bought two cows from Mrs Weston after afternoon and evening visits with her ill mother in Indiana. Mrs W T Frederick and daughter Mildred with Bert and Willis visited Elizabeth at Cresson. The Indianapolis area hosted a band concert by the Indiana Municipal Band praised for its skill under conductor William L Beck with local talents including Betty Bilis, Harl Handler, Mrs Ben Pollock, Logan Houck, William Stadtmiller, Lisle Walker, Leroy Beck, Phillip Runno and organist Hal Beech. About thirty-five neighbors gathered at George B Holmes’s Cherryhill home for his birthday anniversary on a Saturday evening. A free cooking school run by the Associated Gas and Electric System and led by Mrs Avis R Broadhurst attracted many Indiana housewives, demonstrating electric range cooking. Dr and Mrs George Martin of Clymer welcomed a daughter named Mary Olive weighing 8 3/4 pounds, now doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Indiana’ Municipal
William L. Beck
Indiana
Betty Bilis
Harl Handler
Ben Pollock
Logan Houck
William Stadtmiller
Lisle ‘Walker
Leroy Beck
Phillip Run
Hal Beech
Ritz
Thater
George Holmes
G. B. Holmes
Cherryhill Township
Mr. Holmes
G. R. Waltemire
Sara Brown
Flora Greene and Sons
Irvine and
Samuel
Sanford Gibson
Helen l
Ira Henry
Merle Carney
Vin
Local residents listed as visitors and callers
Clinton Bowers of Maple Grove visited for business. Mrs Waldo Mauk and children from Mechanicsburg stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Fyock. Blanche and Allen Wolfe were guests at the Sloppy home. Sandy Moose and children from Brushvalley visited relatives Harvey and Mrs Strong. H J Jamison and Norman Palmer of Mechanicsburg called in the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Run
Clinton Bowers
Maple Grove
Waldo Mauk
Mechanicsburg
Charles Fyock
Blanche
Allen Wolfe
Sandy Moose
Brushvalley
Harvey Strong
H. J. Jamison
Norman Palmer
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RosseDeGaetano Waster Cleaners
Philadelphia Street
Anderson
By Jack, Woodford
Sore Free
Father
Gay
Georgeville
Mrs. Butler _ Crawford
Robert Dills
Famiily
Marjoria Hazletta
Berdene
Kathleen Whittaker
Glen
Delbert Fitzgerald
Plumville
Dale’ Bowser
Niles, C
Frank Stevenson
Weston
Trdiana
W. Ty Frederick
Mildred
Bert and
Willis
Cresson
Elizabeth
Associated Gas & Electric System
Avis R. Broadhurst
Clymer
George Martin
Indiana Hospital
Mary Olive
Troutman’s
PENNA
Alexander Smith
Bigelow
Sanford
Featuring
Axminsters
Congoleum
Jong Eon
Troutman
George D. Leydic
Wayne Avenue
Penn
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