Local Notices From Barneshoro and Surroundings
Elmer Biss and John Lamer were business visitors in Barneshoro on Monday. Prof. William Stephens of Barneshoro recently visited the home of 3B Leasure. Gertha McAnulty has returned to Commoore to attend high school after a stay at Sher home. Misses Vush Replne and Janise Bias visited Scott Douglass Friday. Mr and Mrs Victor Fronk and son Donald and Boyd Fronk were guests of John Fronk Sunday. B M Griffith visited R W Patterson recently. Evelyn Douglass is on the sick list. John MacDaniel, ill for some time, is convalescing, with his son, daughter and granddaughter visiting from Latrobi. Raymond Davis works for Mr Stowberrer of near Heathdingshure. Mr and Mrs TD G Brown and family visited Cherry Tree Sunday. Misses Sarah and Mary Bagley visited friends at McGee Mills Saturday. Mrs Scott Douglass and Evelyn Douglass visited the Brown home Wednesday. Simeon Douglass are proud parents of a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Elmer Biss
John Lamer
Barneshoro
Bonday
Wm. Stephens
Leasure
Gertha McAnulty
Sher
Ore
Vush Replne
Janise Bias
Scott Douglass
Victor Fronk
Non
Donald
Boyd Fronk
John Fronk
M. Griffith
R. WN. Patterson
Evelyn Douglass
John MacDaniell
Latrobi
Raymond Davis
Stowberrer
Heathdingshure
TD. G. Brown
Wobble
Mdna
Old Bagley
Sarah
Mary Bagley
McGee's Mills
Evelyn
Brown
Simeon Douglass
Local News Briefs From Clarksburg and Nearby
Clarksburg notes Clare Marshall is on the sick list while Almoa McPhilimy shopped in Indiana last Saturday. Mary Reid of Iselin spends time in the Lowther home. Civil engineer James Long of the state highway department is in town for the new road project. Mrs. William Pearce improves at an Indiana hospital. Mrs. Thomas Lowther of Indiana visited her son Cline Lowther’s home this week. Cyntthia and Mabel Cribbs spent the weekend with their brother Rev C C Cribbs of Apollo. Mills, Dr. Lytle of Salisbury visits. William Repine, who broke a bone at school, can use crutches. Rev JF Wallace Praser and family visited Plumville with Mrs Wrager’s parents. A speaker from the Anti-Baloon League gave an address here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Marshall
Almoa McPhilimy
Indiana
Mary Reid
Iselin
Lowther
James Long
State Highway Department
William Pearce
Indiana Hospital
Thomas Lowther
Cline Lowther
Cyntthia
Mabel Cribbs
C. C. Cribbs
Apollo
JF. Wallace Praser
Shirley
Wiliam
Jack-Knife
Billy
Shiey
Thomas Curtis
Toi
Panama
Uncle Tom
Tom
Tilly
Tom Curtis
William Theodore Curtis
Mather
Aly
Curtis
Mae
Vine House
Nabods
Shirley Dingmore
Burley
Ton
Eve
Dirk
Som
Vni
William
Theodore Curtis, Jr
Unela
Local visitors share Sunday at multiple households
The report lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and attending a funeral. Quay Baker and family of Spang Yer visited Mrs. George Baker. Clair Kime and family spent Sunday at Norman Boucher's home with Valpeue, William Rodhey also present. Victor Hamilton of Commodore visited his brother Mtrmer, and others including Chas Wassam, Paul Wilt, Clifford Stifter, Beviah Reed attended John Jones's funeral in Uniontown. Lawrence Shank visited relatives, George Spicher hosted Bish Russell and son Edward, with Wat Keim's daughter also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay Baker
Spang- Yer
George Baker
Clair Kime
Norman Boucher
Valpeue
William Rodhey
Wilfis Buterhaugh
Victor Hamilton
Commodore
Mtrmer
DD. H. Wilt
Chase Wassam
Staford
Paul Wilt
Millville
Clifford Stifter
Beviah Reed
John Jones
Uniontown
Lawrence Shank
George Spicher
Bish
Russell
Edward
Mra
Wat Keim
Local visitors stop by Punxsulawney hospital
Mrs. Fanny Locke spent several days with Puonxsulawney friends last week. Mrs. James Miller and daughter, dmoegene, Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Elder and daughter Fanny, and Miss Wir winin Moitern were callers at the Punxsulawney hospital Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Locke
Puonxsulawney
James Miller
Dmoegene
Local Social Notes From a Small Town
Misses Ea and Adna Bann of J Noa visited sister Mrs Ord Weaver last week. Clarence Tleas of Tunxdntiwne called on Miss Florentir Richardson and Mr and Mrs Dayle Gibson. L fy eider’s daughter Fanny and Virginia Motternsper were guests as well. A kitchen shower was hosted by Mrs Waller Work. On Monday Harry CHO visited the widow Widdowson on Mainstrer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adna Bann
J. Noa
Ord Weaver
Clarence Tleas
Harry Cho
Ilin
Ant Widdowson
Mainstrer
Community Notes From Plumville And Surroundings
Plaudits and weekend visits fill Plumville as Mrs Ar Tffer hosts the Lacies class of the Presbyterian Sabbath school. Rev Carl Steward preaches his final sermon for now at Last Mahoning Baptist church and plans to move to Chicago. Local families, clubs, and teachers attend gatherings, with high school debaters victorious in the interhigh contest at Tn Gin last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar Tffer
Presbyterian
Paul
Orpha
Frank Uncapher
Snicksburg
Larry Stiteler
Mast Plainville
A. D. Good
Marion ‘Genter
Mahoning Baptist
Chicago
Beracha United Presbyterian Church
Buckhalter
Dave Smiley
Falls Creek
Jills Good
Andrew Weamer
Albert Bowser
Valley
Chrig Cribbs
New Kensington
S. CG. Good
Indiana
Alice Stuchell
Pleasant Valley
C. G. Marshall
Pittsburgh
Frank Wingart
Local Social Notes From COVODE Area
Mr and Mrs Blair Gan and family muse on Mr and Mrs Jacob Wril hart of Marion Center Thursday evening. Mrs Fred Kippert cares for Misa Percy Ann Shaffer who has been on the sick list. Mrs George Beck returns home with Mrs George Gan after visiting her son at Johnstown. Mr and Mrs Charles Scott and family spend Sunday with sister Mrs Perry Strange of Walter. Mrs D H Wyant and children visit sister Mrs Wall Sutter near Walter. Mish Stites of Tunxsullowney visits aunt Mrs James Tramilton. Mr and Mrs Win Dermire and children spend Sunday with the former parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Dermire near Hamilton. A number attend funeral of Win Dern who died Friday night. Fred Stoar of Marion Center visits cousin Don Shields Sunday. Mr and Mrs J B Satter and Miss Emuna Wilhelm call on Miss Peggy Ann Shaffer who is on the sick list. Geo Gaul has a new board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Gan
Jacob Wrilhart
Marion Center
Fred Kippert
Misa Percy Ann Shaffer
George Beck
George Gan
Johnstown
Charles Scott
Perry Strange
Walter
D. H. Wyant
Wall Sutter
Near Walter
Mish Stites
Tunxsullowney
James Tramilton
Win. Dermire
Jacob Dermire
Hamilton
Win Dern
Fred Stoar
Don Shields
J. B. Satter
Emuna Wilhelm
Bertha Kippert
Peggy Ann Shaffer
Geo. Gaul
Honeymoon Mystery Sparks Small Town Revelations
Shirley confronts a tangle of mistaken plans as Tom Curtis, her long awaited fiancé, returns with his wife. A boy named Billy sparks the confusion by speculating about honeymoons, while Shirley faces heartbreak before Tom clears the air and invites a belated honeymoon crowd.
Jungle Death Watch Maintained At 700
In Toledo Waibridge park the lion Sahara keeps a death watch over two lifeless cubs as King the Toledo pride roars and guards. Keeper Louis Scherer notes the mother’s fevered grief and the cage remains locked while staff monitor the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolelo
Waibridge Park
Anhara
Toledo
Cleveland Soo
King
Sahara
Bert
Louis Scherer
Liom
Scherer
Little Miss Caro at Magnolia Inn Ends in Family Tates
In a southern village, Miss Caro, ward of Anne Richmond, returns to the grand Richmond house with Caroline, her mulatto nurse, after learning her grandfather faces debt and illness. Bruce Manty confronts Caro about her school departure as the two reunite on the stair, hinting at a forthcoming sale and a fresh future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangnolia Inn
Miss Caro
Mrs. Fairly
Caro
Manly
Richmond House
Miss Cura
Andrew Richmond
Anne Richmond
Anne
Caroline
Jong Ehengh
Carline
Miss Cara
Awny
Carling
Care
Hite
Car
Miss Garo
Richmond
Bruce Manty
California Youth Finds Richest Mine Strike of Decade
Percy Wegman of Los Angeles, twenty two and single, a former Alojave prospector, has been offered two hundred thousand dollars for his interest in a long abandoned mine at Goldtown Cal. Professionals call it the decade’s richest find after Wegman repeatedly explored a shaft sunk years ago and finally uncovered glittering ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Wegman
Los Angeles
Goldtown
Cal
Percy
Andil
66 Tree Prune Orchard Stolen At Night
Visalia resident Cul Fred Bell reported a theft of his prune orchard containing 66 trees during the night. He noted the thief wore sacks over his feet to obscure tracks and that the trees had been pulled from the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visalia, Cul
Fred Bell
Goshen
License Live Stock Inspectors in Washington Plans
Plans are prepared to license live stock loan inspectors under the new agricultural credits act to inspect live stock offered as security for loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nct
War on Sleep Sickness Fly Heads Africa Import Threat
Washington reports a federal horticultural board effort to curb importation from Africa of tsetse flies suspected of carrying African sleeping sickness. The campaign aims to prevent spread and protect public health and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Horticultural Board
Africa
French Felons Wear Masks Out of Cells
French criminals communicate by facial contortions during exercise hours leading prison authorities to not require hoods. No rule mandates that inmates wear a hood when leaving cells, despite silent signaling.
Philomathean Literary Society Program for May 11
The Philomathean Literary Society at Brushvalley presents a Friday night program on May 11 featuring songs, roll call, recitations by Nettie McCrea and Mary Swearingen, essays by Lilian Wakefield and Grace Rhine, musical numbers, topics, jokes, pantomimes, journals, dialogues, and performances by multiple members including Myra McCrea and Alma Rugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Literary Society
Brushvalley
Song By Society
Roll Call
Nettie McCrea
Mary Swearingen
Lilian Wakefield
Grace Rhine
Mala
Jas. Stewart
Davis Stewart
Topic
Stanley Allen
EB. G. Miller
Naomi Douglass
Ruth Evans
A. R. Mauk
Re Ford
John Ford
Omer Spires
Mer
Martha McCrea
Myra McCrea
Robert McNutt
Jettrude Rugh
Vernon Shannon
John Brinks
Alma Rugh
Ethel Rugh
Strong Newspaper Combination for R D Readers
Offer for residents along R F D routes includes The Progress Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times and The National Stockman and Farmer at six dollars fifty cents for one year. Subscribers may be old or new. The Pittsburgh Daily Post may substitute for The Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D
R. WF. D
Progress
Pittsburgh Daily Gazette Times
National Stockman and Farmer
Pittsburgh Daily Post
Gazette
Gazette Times and Post party notes amidst campaign chatter
The Gazette Times aligns with Republicans while The Post pursues Democratic coverage. Cash accompanies party orders and readers are urged to address The Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pa for further details.
Regan Unique The Honorable Frank 8. Regan in First U.P. church
Frank Regan a tax expert and noted chalk talker from the Flying Squadron First Division is billed to speak at the First United Presbyterian Church on May 27. He promises to show how taxes can be reduced by at least one third using crayon illustrations in two free addresses at 3:00 and 7:20 p.m. He has spent 26 years on the Lyceum platform and is known as a cartoonist and lecturer locally and nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 8. Regan
Flying Squadron
U. P
Lyceum
Regan
First United Presbyterian Church
Benefit event at Hilltop school house for church fund
An entertainment and social will be held Friday evening at the Hilltop school house to raise funds for the Jacksonville Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop
Jacksonville Presbyterian Church
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Clarksburg
Cooukport
Rochester Mills
Plumville
Covode
List
Mathers
Shoeman
Oxfords
Csia
Good Shoes
Indiana, Pa
By Adelaide R, Kemp
Bo McCtun
Little Miss Caro
Western Newspaper Union
California
Literary Society
Croutnant
Bell
Doneinnerware
Aluminum Caoking
Eetieen
Chase
Te Company
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