Rendezvous Disaster Strikes Maplewood Ballroom
Ken Briggs confronts a hidden betrayal at a Maplewood dance when Betty Rowe Frank is found in a lover's embrace with her husband Larry Frank. Ken storms the scene in disbelief as the couple’s secret liaison explodes before the crowd. Betty’s faithless act shatters Ken’s lifelong illusion about her and Larry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Green
Ken
Larry Frank
Larry
Betty
Maplewood
Betty Rowe
Boston
Frank
Palm Tree
Ife
Betty Frank
Larry Franke
Ken Briggs
Odd English Dress Facts Revealed By Biologist Webb
Biologist Wilfrid Mark Webb explains the curious origins of English dress fashions. He traces the beaver busby to jealous officers, fur edging expanding through regiments, and a chain of sartorial quirks. He notes Knights of the Garter capes, chaperons, and later fashion oddities such as bartered gown design and ribboned hats tied to ancient fillets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfrid Mark Webb
Detroit News
Knights of the Garter
Webb
Hawaii Far from Neighbors Among Inhabited Lands
Hawaii sits isolated from other inhabited places, farther than Unalaska and San Francisco. Ita contact is distant, with Samoa 2,800 miles south. Distances to Kokohama, China, Manila, and Lyndey Australia are 4,400 to 4,800 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Ita
Unalaska
San Francisco
Samoa
Kokohama
China
Manila
Lyndey
Australia
Medicinal Foods And Their Health Effects
A historical listing describes foods and their purported health benefits. Asparagus purifies the blood and aids kidneys, celery acts on the nervous system, tomatoes affect the liver, lettuce cools the system, beans are nutritious, onions and garlic stimulate circulation and saliva aiding digestion.
Maple Grove H. 1 and Local Callers Gather at Sloppy Home
Adams and sons Paul and Forrest of Johnstown and many neighbors visited the Sloppy home Sunday. Mildred Detwiler of Heilwood spent the weekend with her grandmother Rebecca Detwiler. Marie Jacobs and Dolly visited with Waldo and Victor Brown in Blairsville. Dick Fair of Indiana and Mrs. Dick Fair of near Indiana were callers and R D Fyock the mailman bought a new Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove H
Adams
Paul and
Forrest
Johnstown
Mia
Russel Munshower
Dorothy
Alicea Wolfe
Indiana
W. JH. Sleppy
R. G.wolfe
Blanche
Elaine
Leone
Dick Wolfe
Penn Run
Buddy
Dolly Jacobs
Robert Adams
Mildred Detwiler
Mra
Rebecca Detwiler
Marie Jacobs
Dolly
Waldo
Victor Brown
Blairsville
Dick Fair
Rezt
McCullough
Henry Jones
Strongstown
George
Tommy Adama
Jack Thompson
Heilwood
Dean
Gene Henry
Nolo
R.D. Fyock
Crooked Creek Community Notes and Visits
Chambersville reports Miss Florence Groft hosting the Crooked Creek Missionary circle day meeting. Mrs. Banks cared for her ill mother Mrs. Thomas at Gaetown. Paul Bardy and family visited parents, Chas Bardy, in Barr. Kirks family called in Indiana. Chas Brady and daughter Betty Lou visited Indiana. Young people’s Sunday school supper occurred at Crooked Creek church. Wohler and Kinter completed school terms. Haer’s room closes Thursday. Teachers and pupils enjoyed a picnic last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersville
Florence Groft
Chas
Brady
Betty Lou
Indiana
Crooked Creek
Charles Wohler
Kinter
Haer
Rochester Mills Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Herbert Kenninger of Locust visited Mrs Wm Gibson on Thursday. Pittsburgh families the Clair Gibson Clyde Gibson and kin joined the Gibsons for a Sunday gathering with the Wm Gibson family. Punxsutawney visitors included Mrs Ivan Miller and Mrs L R Elder. Roy Anderson called on the Elders. H W Oberlin bought a new International truck while I H Elder acquired a V-8 coach. Harvey Lowery and daughter Louise toured to New York City for a week with Paul Richardson. Chas Hoop Evelyn Dean Richardson and daughter from New Kensington spent the weekend with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Mills
Herbert ‘Kenninger
Locust
Wm. Gibson
Clair Gibson
Jeanne
Clyde Gibson
Pittsburgh
Ivan Miller
L. R. Elder
Punxsutawney
Roy Anderson
Oberlin
I. H. Elder
Harvey Lowery
Louise
New York City
Paul Richardson
Chas, Hoop
Evelyn
Dean Richardson
New Kensington
Local Notes From Deckers Point and Nearby Areas
Bert Brown of Deckers Point visited his aunt Mrs. Rosy Adams on Friday. DeHaven family and Cline DeHaven visited Jattie Lowman on Sunday. Jacob Brilhart and family moved to Groundhog Park near Punxsutawney. Harry Kelly moved from town to a farm in Rayne township. H I Burna of Deckers Point called on friends in town on Monday. Celeste Abel of Deckers Point spent Friday night at Wilson Bee’s. Norman Kelly, recently in Ohio, returned home. Mr and Mrs Harry Reese welcomed a daughter born Friday morning. Mr and Mrs Marlin Hamill of New Kennington visited Mrs Samuel Raybuck. Lewis Neal and family moved from Trade City to Mrs Mina McManus’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Bert Brown
Deckers Point
Rosy Adams
Milton ‘DeHaven
Cline DeHaven
Jattie Lowman
Jacob Brilhart
Groundhog Park
Punxsutawney
Harry Kelly
Rayne Township
B. Burna
Celeste Abel
Wilson Bee
Norman Kelly
Ohio
Harry Reese
Marlin Hamill
New Kennington
Samuel Raybuck
Lewis Neal
Trade City
Mina McManus
Shakespeare Quotation and Court Mention in Comic Exchange
A Shakespeare line appears with medical dialogue about constitutional trouble and hints at Supreme Court action. The fragment from The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette mentions readers and a $6.68 figure, implying a reading or subscription context. The dialogue combines historical drama with modern legal satire in a brief, eclectic clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Armagh Church Holds Sabbath Communion Service
Numerous local residents attend a 2:30 Sabbath communion at Armagh Presbyterian Church. The article notes regional clergy events, visits from civic leaders, and a birthday gathering at H. C. Mack and wife Mrs. Mack’s home with neighbors joining for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wheatfield
Armagh Presbyterian Church
Lester Mathews
Tamperance
Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Mra
Ella Black
Clarence Findley
Mildred Findley
Leon Rodgers
Rosemary
Jerry Mack
Jos. A
Lewisville Sabbath Services and Local Visits
Sabbath school at 10:00 with preaching on May 6. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ferguson and sons from New Kensington. Roy and Will McGinley hostees. many district residents attend picnics and last-day celebrations. eighth grade exams at Saltsburg. various local visits to Indiana and AkRon. multiple family gatherings noted among Ferguson, McMillen, Dixon, Ewing, Barkley, and McGinley households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
H. C. Ferguson
Saltsburg
O. W. Shields
Paul McMillen
Bertha Ewing
Indiana
Velma
George Howard
Charlie McMillen
Coraopolis
Local Visitors Report from Clearfield Area News
James Dobson and O O Napp attended the Spanish American War Veterans council meeting in Clearfield. Visitors included Frank Sterner and Max Ihfer from Windber and Johnstown respectively. Various locals returned from visits, hospital stay noted, a kitchen shower honored Dorse Lightner, and Lois Tampus visiting kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
James Dobson
O. O. Napp
Clearfield
Frank Sterner
Windber
Max Ich~fer
Johnstown
Q. B. Sterner
Peter Maloney
Revice
John Urda
Charles Liptak, Jr
Dorse Lightner
Lois Tampt
Albert Longwell
Clearfield Hospital
Missionary convention and local visits noted in Worthville
Community pages list attendees at the Worthville missionary convention on Wednesday including Marchand Mohney and several families. Indiana and Falls Creek visits are mentioned along with school term closure for Irene Miller. The obituary records the death of former Congressman M Clyde Kelly from a bullet wound at his summer home near here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Moot
Falls Creek
Maurice Smith
George
Dora
Nancy
Smith
Irene Miller
Hamilton
C. M. Wingert
Harry Hawk
Herman Shirk
Edward North
Punxsutawney
David Chapman
Georgeyuite
Ela Dilts
Billy
Irene
James Dilts
Mahaffey
George Hicks
Sarah Jane
Anna Louise Wineberg
L. C. Simpson
Oak Tree
M.clyde Kelly
Braddock
Adrain
Here
Kelly
Elders Ridge Sabbath Services and local gatherings
Annabel Ewing leads Elders Ridge Sabbath services at Jujuu oclock and church at 11, with Co. BD at 8. Valera Brown of Salisbury visited Sabbath evening with Martha Jane Fassett. Donald Ewing and Elsie Faith Bount visited with Mr. and Mrs. C B Painter. Schools show over one third built 1870 to 1899, fewer than five percent since 1930.
How to whiten clothes with limewater and turpentine
Instructions instruct washing yellow and dingy white clothes in water to which a cup of equal parts limewater and turpentine has been added and shaken until creamy.
Murderer Sentenced to Life Acknowledges Guilt and Requests Privacy
A convicted killer, serving life, admitted guilt and criticized his defense counsel's handling while asking to be left alone. The remarks came as part of a final statement during sentencing, with no new appeals filed. He emphasized a desire for quiet and privacy in the aftermath of the court proceeding.
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King Richard TM
Supreme Court
Eizabeth Mateer
Harry Mateer
Butler
Penn Grange
Home Grange
Leslie Stutzman
Wm. Campbell
Susan D. ‘Bracken
Myers
C. G. Mack
Virginia ‘Caldwell
James Sutton
Virginia Wachob
Maples Hotel
Armagh
Stephen A. Johnston
M. W. Campbell
Bill
Sadie W. Campbell
Washington, D.C
H.c. Mack
Mrs. Mack
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Congress of the United States
Farmers Bank & Trust Company
Indiana, PA
Elmer Homan
B. Olmstead and
Biddletown
N. Y
Annie Moot
Olmstead
Daniel Griffith
Washington, D. C
Harold Mattern
Elders Ridge
Mircar
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