Local Social Notes From South Bend Area
Mrs Hobart Shellhammers joined the W L M Club at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Marsha and Janet Townsend were Friday callers in the Lovejoy home. Jon Wherry and daughter Boss visited the Thompson home. Bobbie Marth spent time with sister Hattie Marstin in the King home. Mrs Ira Davis visits with Spahr children of Apollo whose mother is in Tarentum Hospital. Waida Klinginsmith spent part of the week with grandmother Graham of Graham Mills. Art Silvis works at the Patterson firm near Apollo. Sloan Wray of Shady Plain made a business trip here. Farmers have begun plowing and mumps are reported in the area. Henry Townsend spent Saturday in Indiana. Rumor says Mr and Mrs William Franta plan to move to Idaho. Melvin Silvis visited Shelocta Station on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harry Devers were Saturday callers at the home of their son Wendell Devers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Waida Kliningsmith
Graham
Graham Mills
Art
Silvis
Patterson Firm
Apollo
Sloan Wray
Shady Plain
Ilenry Townsend
Indiana
William Franta
Idaho
Melvin Silvis
Shelocta Station
Harry Devers
Wendell Devers
Local Social News from Spruce and Barnesboro Area
Mr Mickey and son from Pittsburgh visited Bowser household. Mrs Sarah Trout continues to improve after illness with others on the sick list also improving. Catherine McAnulty spent the weekend at home. James Hudson and Mr Keating visited Bert Davis home. Mrs Roy McDannell and children stayed with Mr and Mrs JD McDannell. Prof D J Patterson of Commodore visited his mother Mrs W E Patterson. Eliza McDannell visited daughter Mrs Leonard in Barnesboro. Mr Jainier from Indiana visiting Mrs Sarah Trout. Mrs Myrtle Williams from Stafford with Mrs Sarah Trout for a few days. Twila Repine spent weekend at Spruce home. Frank and Eugene Biss recovered from illness. Mrs John Repine visited daughter Mrs Florrie Long. A little child of the Longs is seriously ill. Miss Hazel Hoffman visited Frank Dearmy home over weekend. Mr and Mrs William Troxell and son William visited with Mr and Mrs Frank Strong on Sunday evening. Addie, Viola and Grace Detwiler assisted Alma Garrett. Surely John Boring elected on J C Gilrett Sunday evening. Harry Bennett Jr on the sick list. Oseph Vishinder motored to Barnesboro Sunday afternoon. Marl Stiles moved his family to Wintondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey and Son
Pittsburgh
Bowser
Sarah Trout
Gertha McAnulty
Violet Anderson
Harry McDaniel
Boyd Frank
Harry McDannall
Barnesboro
Catherine McAnulty
James Hudson
Mr. Keating
Bert Davis
Roy McDannell
JD. P. McDannell
Patterson
Commodore
W. E. Patterson
Eliza McDannell
Leonard
Jainier
Indiana
Myrtle Williams
Stafford
Iias
Twila Repine
Spruce
Frank
Eugene Biss
John Repine
Florrie Long
Hazel Hoffman
Frank Dearmy
William Troxell
William
Frank Strong
Addie, Viola
Grace Detwiler
Alma Garrett
John Boring
J.C. Gilrett
Harry Bennett, Jr
Oseph Vishinder
Marl Stiles
Wintondale
Local notes and homemaking tips from Brush Valley
Miss Kta Cunningham a teacher in Johnstown schools visited here over the weekend Bruce George serving as a juror in Indiana this week Clayton Gressley was a Homer City earler on Thursday The pie social held in Community Hall Saturday night was well attended Mr and Mrs Clarence Mefcaters and five children Joli andielard or Penny Run spent Sunday with George Evans and family Ernest Myers was an Indiana cull. Ero on Thursday aside information Give a child a variety of food flavors early in life Many foods people think they dislike are foods they have never tasted Mayonnaise and chili sauce mix give an agreeable change of flavor especially with plain crisp lettuce or shredded cabbage To make hard sauce a little different brown sugar can replace white and grate rind of orange for flavoring Hard sauce goes well with hot steamed puddings Slightly dampened cheesecloth helps pressing flannels and draws up the fabric When a child is old enough to do arithmetic he can keep a personal account showing receipts and expenses This teaches money management Choose a kitchen cabinet that is well made and easy to clean Press wool garments with a medium hot iron using a pressing cloth and in ironing on the right side Cure a note about driving around and advertising on billboards to avoid bias The value of saving money depends on how it is used after saving it
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kta Cunningham
Johnstown
Bruce George Iing
Indiana
Clayton Gressley
Homer City
Clarence Mefcaters
Joli Andielard
Penny Run
George Evans
Ernest Myers
Lenin Worshiped as Hero by the Russians
A discussion notes Lenin as a modern hero in Russia, comparing his cult to a religion. It argues the revolution creates a lasting hero whose image can be shaped by future regimes, sustaining reverence while reinterpreting his teachings to fit capitalist society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenin
Measuring Weight Loss Through Body Fluids and Breath
Francois G Benedict and Cornelia Gol Kay Denedier at the Carnegie Institute of Washington studied daily water loss through skin and breath. Sensitive balance devices weighed tiny changes as small as one third of an ounce. Some instruments logged carbon dioxide, water content, and breath temperature to assess metabolic weight shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francois G. Benedict
Cornelia Gol- Kay Denedier
Carnegie Institute of Washington
Siam
Names and Knowledge In a Field of Botany and Names
A school lesson urges learning by field study to delight in nature and to name plants. It argues that naming clarifies understanding and links us to objects, people, and places, stressing that a name helps classify and illuminate what otherwise remains darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomin Burroughs
Germany Seen Skyscraper Starts Stuttgart Construction
The 1 story aftiee building in Stuttgart begins what is described as the citys first skyscraper. Consul Conger Heywalds notes the S87 foot tall structure will rise on a base of 80 by 40 feet at the front and 50 feet deep, using reinforced concrete and signaling a radical shift from traditional Stuttgart building. The Stutt Pageblatt, Warttenbergs leading paper, will feature the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Aftiee
Stuttgart
Conger Heywalds
Stuttgrt Pageblatt
Warttenbergs
Community Notes From Home County Scribes
Local snippets record Pearl Kuhn missing a week of school due to measles and car trouble. Mary Jane Kerr spent weekends with Kerr family while Mary J Kerr shopped in Indiana. Several visits and social calls occur among Kerr, Stear, Rankin, and McMilen families. Weekly dances at the road house and Paul Park draw residents, with Blaine Little visiting grandparents and Mary Jane Kerr seen in Indiana last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Kuhn
Mary Jane Kerr
D. Kerr
Home
R. D
Harry Jewart
Punxsutawney
Mary J. Kerr
Indiana
William Stear
Melvin Stear
Local Family Notes and Visits Across Towns
Mrs Don Pattison and two children spent the weekend at Commodore with her mother Mrs Matilda Gibson. Mrs F C Adams visited her parents Mr and Mrs J H Smith at Cherry Tree. Barry Walter smiles as a boy is born. Mr and Mrs William Shaffer of Pittsburgh visited Zenas Hines. Mrs Jennie Stephens Mrs Florence Stephens and daughter Jean shopped in Clymer. Mrs Roy Tate of Altoona called on her mother Mrs Maury Morris. Perrin Inston of Vandergrift visited his parents over Sunday. William Newlin recently installed a radio. Mrs Zenus Wines and daughter Vanora and Mrs Judson Parry shopped in Indiana. Clare Stephens called on Gladys Smith Saturday. Trene Gibson of New Kensington, recently at home, has returned to service as nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Pattison
Commodore
Matilda Gibson
F. C. Adams
J. H. Smith
Cherry Tree
Barry Walter Smires
William Shaffer
Pittsburgh
Zenas Hines
Jennie Stephens
Florence Stephens
Jean
Clymer
New Kensington
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Knox Aid
Mimerson
Fiery
The
Dick” Thompson
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
WM. Lewis
Cherry Tree Poultry Farm
Cherry Tree, PA
Miller’s Store
Dixonville, Pa
Strongstown
Brush Valley
Russia
Wil
Thun
White
Scribner's
Russias
Lem
Utah
Salt Lake City
Hawthorne
Walt Whitman
Washington
State Department
A, A.C
Albert Ridley
Edge
Burnham Company
Newark
Wayne County
N. Y
H. M. Fair
Norfolk Tobacco Plantations, Ltd
Lynedoch
Norfolk County
Ontario
Canada
Hershe
Brothers
Gotham
Ontario County
Edmond van Caeseele
Shorttsville
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Buffalo Sales Department
Lewis St., Buffalo, N. Y
Kenwood
Anderson
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