Treatments By Ray Methods Should Be Professionally Controlled
A Swiss physician Rol hier pioneered sun ray therapy for tuberculosis in Alpine hospitals. Dr. Theodore B. Appel warns that sun and ultraviolet lamps demand professional supervision to prevent eye damage and adverse reactions, especially for those with low tanning response or low blood pressure. Home use without guidance risks harm. control and knowledge are essential.
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Rol- Hier
Alps
Theodore B. Appel
Htealth
Shady Hollow Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
Shady Hollow area residents share weekend visits with family in Conneaut Lake and Vandergrift, while others travel to South Bend and Apollo. The tax league plans a meeting on April 21, with pie social at Shoup schoolhouse on April 12.
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Roy Siverling
Conneaut Lake
Waldo Ellenberger
South Bend
Ralph Mikesell
Ira Weaver
Harvey Knepshield
Margaret McGaughey
Mae
W. R. Thompson
W. P. George
George Deemer
Mack Anderson
Steele Nendarson
Margaret McChuighey
Daniel McGanthey
J. C. Mulberger
Tra Weistver
Helen Henderson
H. J. Boyer
Ralph Milkesett
Iva Weaver
Daushier
Jean
Vandercrift
Jaid Gou
Billie
Apollo
Frank George
Vandergrift
McGunghey
Royden Walton
Junior
Robert Thompson
Albert McCausland
Tax League
Mildred
Marjoria Henderson
Boyer
Russell
Johnston
Meank Altman
Bill Crawford
Dwight Brive
H. Deemer
Shoup
M. Kimmel and Son
Willard
Wandererift
Robert Munshower
Shelocta
Progress and Pitts Burgh Daily Post Gazette Ad
An Indiana County offer promotes home delivery of the Post-Gazette at 85.50 per year for R.F.D. residents or those not served by Post-Gazette carriers. It notes same day home delivery and points readers to Page 2 for additional club bargains.
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Progress and
PITTS
Burgh Daily Post Gazette
Indiana County
R.F.D
Post-Gazette
The Ritz Theatre Presents The Great Jasper and Topaze
The Ritz Theatre features Richard Dix in The Great Jasper on Thursday to Saturday. John Barrymore stars in Topaze on Monday and Tuesday with Myrna Loy and others in a French comedy about a naive teacher outwitting quickfisted schemers. Also screening Christopher Strong with Katharine Hepburn on April 5 and 6, Sailor's Luck with James Dunn and Sally Eilers on April 7 and 8.
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Jasper
Richard Dix
John Barrymore
Ritz Theatre
Blankleys
Benn W. Levy
Marcel Pagnol
New York
Broadway
Paris
Harry d’Arrast
Topaze
Myrna Loy
Albert Conti
Luis Alberni
Reginald Mason
Jobyna Howland
Jackie Sears
Frank Reicher
James Dunn
Sally Eilers
United States Navy
Raoul Walsh
Vera Engels
Edna May Oliver
Plum Creek Social Roundup Fortunes and Visits
Mary Kinder spent a few days with her mother Tillie Frailey. Dr Grant Fleming of Bradford and Win Fleming of Pittsburgh visited their parents. Murray Ramer and the Ramer family hosted and Callyea stayed with her son Eugene Frye in Dayton. James Dunmire, an aged local resident, is ill. Mrs Jacob Miller and son R B Miller attended the funeral of Mrs Thomas Bracken of Sligo. Reynolds Ramer visited friends at South Bend. J N Blose attended his brother Ed Blose’s funeral. Harry Baker and three daughters spent Sunday with the Bleakney home. Charley Prairie visited his brother Lawrence Prailey.
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Mary Kinder
Tillie Frailey
Grant Fleming
Bradford
Win, Fleming
Pittsburgh
Mr. Fleming
Murray Ramer
Ralch Ramer
Callyea
Eugene Frye
Dayton
James Dunmire
Jacob Miler
R. B. Millar
Thomas Bracken
Sligo
Reynold Ramer
South Bend
J. N. Blose
Ed. Blose
Harry Baker
W. C. Bleakney
Charley Prailey
Lawrence Prail
The Ritz Theatre Presents 42nd Street Musical Sensation
At the Ritz Theatre a program announces Pennsylvania's finest theatre with Wednesday's showing of 42nd Street. The musical sensation of the year headlines the bill, highlighting a vibrant stage production and local entertainment scene.
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Ritz Theatre
Pennsylvania
42Nd Street
43Nd Street
Local Call Logs Mention Keeler at Crownover Residence
A brief local item notes John Keeler phoning in Monday to the Marlin Crownover home near Parkwood, with the callers and context kept minimal and factual.
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Parkwood
John Keeler
Community Notes From Currys Run And Surroundings
Mrs Wissinger of Advance returns home after weeks with her daughter Mrs W R Thomas. Alta McCurdy visited Indiana friends. Mrs Lee Miller of Shalocta stayed with the Wallace Rising family. Mrs John Shearer visited EB M Carson home. Mr and Mrs Dale Shaner and sons Robert and Clifford spent Wednesday with the McCurdy family. Ladies Missionary Society and Working Circle meet Frances Kline's home on April 14 to celebrate her birthday. The first bath tub in this country was installed in Cincinnati in 1842.
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Wissinger
W. R. Thomas
Alta McCurdy
Indiana
Lee Miller
Shalocta
Wallace Rising
John Shearer
EB. M. Carson
Dale Shaner
Robert and
Clifford
Early oil drilling shifts from pools to deep sands
The article traces oil extraction from shallow pools in the 18th century to the Drake well’s 1859 breakthrough in Pennsylvania. It notes European efforts, Pechelbronn in Alsace, and Germany’s late adoption during wartime, highlighting high costs and depleted sands.
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Drake
Pennsylvania
Germany
Pechelbronn
Alsace
Isinds
Washington Star
Starling Like Blackbird with Shorter Tail in U S
Starling native to eastern United States, introduced from Europe around the same era as the English sparrow. Birds show metallic plumage and long bills, resemble blackbirds but with shorter tails. Regarded as pests for nesting and fruit eating, yet debates persist on economic impact and benefit.
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United States
Tiurope
Three Classes of Books From Pleasure to Inspiration
Sam Walter Ross, late librarian and author, asserts three book classes: ones that give pleasure, ones that provide information, and ones that inspire. He notes the first reach thousands of readers, the second hundreds, and the third tens, praising lifelong learning as a healthy joy.
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Sam Walter Ross
Bahamas Tourism Highlight and Island Landscape Description
The Bahamas, a British possession, spans over 4000 square miles with about 700 isles and 2000 rocks. Only around 25 islands are inhabited, yet the sunny shores, coral sands, sheltered harbors, palm streets and beaches invite yachting and boating, making it a festive destination.
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Bahamas
Waling Ishind
Columbus
Yenches
Audubon Home Becomes Public Museum In New York
The Audubon homestead in upper New York City has been taken over by a group of Audubon followers to operate as a public museum. About $25,000 was spent converting the house from its former site at One Hundred and Fiftieth Street and Riverside Drive to a new permanent location at One Hundred and Sixty-Third Street and the Drive overlooking the Hudson.
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Audubon
John James Audubon
New York City
Reverse of Ghosts and Zombies Explained
The passage defines zombies as animate beings without souls, believed to be corpses exhumed before decay and animated by magical powers. It links the concept to African voodoo as practiced in the West Indies, noting no scientific evidence for their existence.
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West Indies
Public sales of Annie Lowry estate items in Indiana Pa
Public sale notices list household furniture and personal property from Annie K. Lowry at 12 Station Avenue Indiana Borough Pa with cash terms and multiple auctions led by executors and auctioneers. Also includes large farm equipment, livestock and household goods from Collins and Burkett farm auctions in nearby areas with date times in early April and terms to be announced.
Sale of Personal Property of A G Chambers estate
The estate of A G Chambers will hold a public sale at the North Mahoning township site, three miles northeast of Trade City and half a mile from Round Top church, on Saturday April 8 1938 at two o clock P M after the real estate sale. The listed items include a bay horse two Oliver plows spring tooth harrow spike toth harrow wooden sole sled hay hillarda plow wheat hay fork rope doubletree chain corn shovel plow black horse harness wagon ladders pull calf calf Dodge car grain cradia ladder buggy pump rye buckwheat lumber spring wagon wagon bed and ladders log chain bridles and collars plus other items too numerous to mention. MABEL CHAMBERS Administratrix Fred Dilts Auctioneer March 29-2te
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Joe M. Collins
West Lebanon
West Lebanon Station
Mable C. Collins
Shelecta
H.D. R. W. George
John Burkett
Cherryhill Township
Indiana
Clymer Flag Road
Guernsey
Jersey
Poland
Osborne
Oil City
Ontario
Gale
R. W. George
A. G. Chambers
North Mahoning
Trade City
Round Top Church
Oliver
Mabel Chambers
Public Sale Of Livestock At Georgeville Farm
A public sale on April 4 at 1 00 PM in Georgeville Pa on the cement road from Plumville to Trade City offers 60 head including 5 Grade Guernsey cows five years old or younger and in milk or near fresh. stock steers small stock steers dairy heifers stock ewes and lambs feeder shoats Durocs Berkshire and other breeds 90 pounds up. Terms Six months credit on sums over five dollars with approved security. Owner R W Simpson and Georgeville contact R W George Georgeville Pa.
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Georgeville
Plumville
Trade City
R. W. Simpson
R. W. George
Tock and Tack Attorney Master’s Sale Notice
In pursuance of a court order the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County will expose the property in Green Township Indiana PA to public sale at the premises adjoining Dixonville on a specified date. The sale aims to settle the master’s claim and involve the property within Indiana County.
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Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Green
County of
Indiana
State of
Pennsylvania
Dixonville
Described Green Township real estate sale notice
April 22 1933 sale at 2 00 PM of a sixty acre tract Green Township Indiana County PA. Property fronts Marion Center Tow nship road with coal rights reserved from 1902 and lots previously sold. 25 percent cash down balance due on confirmation. master reserves right to adjourn sale. conducted by J ook as master.
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Township of
Green
County
Indiana
State of
Pennsylvania
Joe Ravish
Henry Black
Dixonville
Deckers Point
Wesleyan Methodist
G. W. Kelly
W. W. Moorhesd
Albert Longwill
Becky Donghey
Luther Bence
David W. McMillen
Wite
William D. Bigler
Indiana County
D. W. McMillen
Marion Center
Tixonville
B. 'Beree
Dannary
Julae
Oville Rand
Wade Betta
PRRMS
Sala
Jook
Wws
Peder & Fell
Orphans’ Court
J. Arthur Robinson
Attilio ‘Cedarmaz
Young Township
Cunningham Building
Borough of
Piero
Executor's Notice and Bankruptcy Filings Across Districts
Executor announces testamentary Letters for Bira also called Sarah Lydle of Washington Township and requests creditors to present claims for settlement. Bankruptcy notices show Gabriel Miller and George Thomas Melbury seeking discharge. hearings set in Pittsburgh and Butler districts with dates in May 1934.
Notice of administration for Peter G Vanity estate
Letters of administration granted to Harry Flickinger executor of Homer City Pennsylvania. Persons with claims must present them for settlement and debtors should make prompt payment. March 16, 1033.
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Peter G. Vanity
Homer City Borough
Harry Flickinger
Homer City
Testamentary Notice for Montgomery Estate in Robinson Pa
Peeler and Fell attorneys issue letters testamentary for Mary J Montgomery late of West Wheatfield township. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors must make prompt payment. March 15, 1938. Harry T Montgomery, Trobinson, Pa. Wreentoer.
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Ye. EB. Miller
A. Adamson
Washington Township
Donald Adamson
Beverly Court
Apollo
Paris Adamson
Vondergeist
Kte
Peeler & Fell
Mary J.montgomery
West Wheatfield Township
Sid
Harry T. Montgomery
Trobinson
Wreentoer
Executor Notice for Estate of Tr. Redding in Indiana Borough
Henry J. Wilson attorney publishes execution notice for the estate of Tr. Redding deceased Indiana borough granting letters testamentary. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors to pay. Lewna E. Reddin executrix at 1255 Oakland Avenue Indiana Ta March 1, 1933.
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Henry J. Wilson
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