Local Notes From Plumville And Surrounding Areas
The Bail family of Pittsburgh visited the C. J. Marshalls in Plumville. Gladys Cochran, Ambridge teacher, weekended with her parents J. N. Cochran. Mrs. Matt Zillmerman suffered from flu for two weeks. Ed Pierce and Cora Stewart were Indiana visitors. Marlin Lakehart and daughter Louise visited her parents, the Sinks, in Homer City. Floyd Runyan, employed at Clymer, returned home for the weekend. Wilse Marshall and Josephine Shreeengost shopped in Indiana. Dr Flemming of Dayton visited his sister Mrs Mart Zimmerman in the absence of Dr Smith. William MacMillen and son shipped 20 Western horses nearby. Mariah Welch of Homer City returned home. Mrs Linn Peffer and sister Henderson had a telephone installed. The Shafers and son Clifford stayed with Owen King in Franklin. Nina Morrow, the milliner, received new spring and summer millinery shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Bail
Pittsburgh
C. J. Marshall
Gladys Cochran
Ambridge
J. N. Cochran
Matt Zillmerman
Ed. Pierce
Cora Stewart
Indiana
Marlin Lakehart
Louise
John Sink
Homer City
Floyd Runyan
Clymer
Wilse Marshall
Josephine Shreeengost
Flemming
Dayton
Mart Zimmerman
Smith
William Mac
Shafer
Franklin
Nina Morrow
Stiflertown Social Roundup Includes Visitors And Gossip
Jack Henry returns to Lewis town after visiting family. Reba Lehman, nurse from Dixonville Hospital, visits her parents. Mrs. Carrie Dutton of Cleveland stays to care for her ill mother in bed with flu and pneumonia. S. M. Nelson family shops in Johnstown. Several locals host guests and attend quilting at Mrs. Clair Sebring's. An eccentric family moves in, with Sunday walks noted. A wedding anecdote ends with a hospital honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Henry
Lewistown
Reba Lehman
Dixonville Hospital
George Lehman
Carrie Dutton
Cleveland
Ohio
John Hill
S. M. Nelson
Erma
Frances Baum
Johnstown
John Wil
Allen Hill
Ray Bun
Alfooea
Harlan Bee
Myr
Lawrence Bee
Donald
J. A. Bee
Stafford
James Johns
Philipsburg
John Johns
Warl Waller
Arnold
Howard
Hil
Johnson
Hill
Clair Sebring
Cherry Tree
Joseph Nicewonger
Mankameyer
8. M. Nelson
Edward Wooster
Indications of pre Ice Age man in America discussed
University figures Henry Osborn and Albert Thomson presented controversial Nebraska bone tools claiming dates up to 3 600 000 years ago challenging the conventional Behring Strait migration theory. The finds spark debate on American prehistory with implications for origins of the first Americans and the timeline of human occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York Academy of Sciences
Henry Fairfeld Osborn
Albert Thomson
Osborn
Mr. Thomson
Nebraska
American Museum of Natural History
Mike
America A
Behring Strait
Thomson
Associaes
India
Trenton
New Jersey
California
Len
Dountless
New Nebraska
TE Amen
How Much Do Sacks of Coins Weigh at the Fed NY
A historical note explains coin handling at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. It states that a sack of 4,000 quarters weighs 53 pounds, 60 bags of pennies weigh a ton and are worth $3,000, and nickels total about $10,000 in weight and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Exercise for Beauty Shard Promotes Skin Tone
An Liberty article cites Eileen Bourne, beauty specialist, praising exercise as a best way to improve complexion. It argues thorough elimination of waste and perspiration refresh the pores, stimulate blood flow, and bring color and smoothness to skin, reducing under eye puffiness and disorders with proper body condition and local care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Bourne
Liberty
Oslo Museum Unveils Oseberg Queen Vessel Tale
A local museum story recounts the Oseberg queen's burial aboard a Viking ship unearthed near Oslo. Archaeology links the vessel to the queen, who was laid to rest with maids, her favored horse and treasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Huunta
Museum of History
Oseberg
Local Notes From Blacklick Township and Nearby Areas
Blacklick Township residents visit friends in Homer City and Blairsville. Ira Gibson and son Harold return from Indiana to the Gibson farm. R A Akins moves to Jesse Lintner’s farm near Blairsville. The Potato Growers Association met in Indiana. Various local residents were seen socializing and visiting hospitalized Thelma Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Johnston
Homer City
R. A. Akins
Ira Gibson
Jesse Lintner
Blairsville
Harold
Indiana
F.C. McCrea
T. M. Strongster Lyons
Ted Williams
Tom Mikesell
I. M. Lydie
T. M. Strong
W. P. McCrea
Potato Growers’ Association
John Lydie
Thelma Richards
Indiana Hospital
Rovden Long
Blacklick
Glenn Smith
Penina McCracken
William Howard
Local notes and quotes from Maple Grove residents
Maple Grove community mentions lawn events and visits including Mrs Mary Clark attending a conference at Templeton. Local residents Roald and Roland Detwiler celebrate birthday. John Guernsey, Dilton Bowers, Mary Coy, Glenn David Lehrecengost, Norman Henry, Ernest Pergost, John Gregg, Louis Krevel, Mrs David Sysler, Mrs Carl Ludwig, and others are noted for calls, visits, or birthdays. Opinion snippets critique capital punishment and travel in city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clark
Templeton
Roald
Roland Detwiler
John Guernsey
Louis Kreger
Dilton Bowers
Mary Coy
Glenn Day
David Lehrecengost
Norman Henry
Frank Miller
Ernest Pergost
Johnstown
John Gregg
Louis Krevel
Louis, Jr
David Sysler
Hone
Carl Ludwig
Mh Beward
Grocer Btephens
Ebensburg
G. E. Holmes
Glenn Coy
Heilwood
John Lambing
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Luxenberg
Indiana, Pa
Seventh Street
Shevich
Armstrong’s
Armstrong
Steving Furniture
Plumville
Stiflertown
Omn
Busa Shoes
Glasser
Museum’s Royal Ghost
Troutman
Bell
Indiana, Penna
Troutman’s
Silk Department
Madame Miller
Washington, D. C
FLOOR
ELMO
Blacklick Township
Maple Grove
Thig
New York Subway
J. M. Stewart & Co., Tae
Pennsylvania
R. R, Vherox
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