Miss Rogers and Bennett Ride Out a Heartbreak
Betty Rogers discovers Dick Bennett invited Belle Thomas on a date and returns home disappointed. Bennett explains he met Belle by chance, asks for forgiveness, and sets a new condition to ride with him that very evening to prove faith. Betty accepts, resolving to move past the quarrel with resolve.
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Miss Rogers
Betty
Bennett
Drim
Belle Thomas
Belle
Dick Bennett
New York
Mr. Bennett
Wealth in Detroit River Treasure Said To Slumber Deep
The Detroit River holds unclaimed wealth running into millions in submerged copper ingots coal machinery and money from vessels wrecked or dumped from Windmill Point to Belle Isle Supply includes a reported $500 000 in money and jewelry lost over the years plus rumors of smugglers and a potential salvage syndicate Marines and inspectors note sunk engines may be resalable and bodies bearing concealed money may lie weighted beneath river currents with no recoveries to date.
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H. CG. L
Detroit
Detroit River
Windmill Point
Belle Isle
James McCabe
Tre Tlie
Valuable Material From Tree Promises Western Australia Venture
A Western Australia plant, Xan thorrhoea, yields fragrant resin from tall grass-trees. Henry Rowley studied extraction of gum, pith, and fiber, leading to a company with equipment to convert vegetable waste into tars, dyes, varnishes, and chemicals. The text notes the enduring U S Democratic office holders army still mobilized amid demobilization chatter.
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Western Australia
Henry Rowley
Perth
Local Visits and Social Roundup in Penn Run Area
Mitchells mill Vernon Henry and sister Lulu of Penn Run visited sister Mrs Don Gibson on Sunday. Mrs Norris Nicewonger and Attle son of Tipperary visited Mr and Mrs Frank Meekings on Tuesday. Mrs Anna Johnston and Mrs Maggie Laudermilch were at Stafford on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Samuel Kelly and two sons visited Deb Kelly Saturday night. Joe Mock stepped on a spike injuring Nis Loot on Thursday. Maybelle Tuck of Homer City is visiting friends here. Mrs Henry Kern of Hellwood visited her son Quay Thursday. Julia Mock visiting her son John in Indiana. Milton Rodkey is home from Johnstown. Mr and Mrs Hiram Buterbaugh and little son Lester were at Altoona last week. Al’s Paul Stifter suffering with a very sore foot. Earl Sanders and daughter Hester of Mpperary were calling on friends here Saturday.
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Vernon Henry
Lulu
Penn Run
Don Gibson
Norris Nicewonger
Attleson
Tipperary
Frank Meekings
Anna Johnston
Maggie Laudermilch
Stafford
Samuel Kelly
Deb Kelly
Joe Mock
Maybelle Tuck
Homer City
Henry Kerns
Hellwood
Quay
Julia
Mock
John
Indiana
Milton Rodkey
Johnstown
Hiram Buterbaugh
Lester
Altoona
Paul Stifter
Local Notes From East Wheatfield Community
East Wheatfield brief: families visit relatives in nearby towns, patients and operations at Memorial Hospital Johnstown. Mrs Brantlinger recovering after surgery. Merle McCommick and son visiting Minneapolis family. R T Hutchison at Brushvale stroke case. Roscoe Tomb and C G Mack noted local trips. May Lynn undergoes major operation at Memorial Johnstown. Miss Ruth Melkelvy and Blanche Melkelvy head to Indiana Normal. Rosa May Wuteliseon to represent Armagh Wi Society at Greensburg mission event. Alfred Rogers returns from Buffalo. J O Mach visits Clyde cousin May Lynn. Joseph A Shromy family visited Mrs Shromy’s mother.
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CG. G. Mack
Blairsville
Buffalo
J. O. Mach
Clyde
Misa ‘May Lynn
Johnstown
Joseph A. Shromy
Acklick
Weekend Guests and Local Church Services
James McCulomgh and Mrs. Stuchel hosted guests over the weekend. John McCullough of Johnstown and Mrs. Glark visited relatives, with several local families mentioned. Mon John McCullowgeh led preaching services, and residents visited friends at their homes during the Sabbath period.
Local residents and visitors drop by town on weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henderson of New Florence called in town Saturday. James Marshall of Indiana was in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gamble hopped in Johnstown Wednesday. Mrs. Margaret Willams is visiting relatives in Indiana. The Will Censitn family moved into their recently purchased Garfield Smokeless Coal Co. home. William Wil of Indiana was a business owner in town Monday. Thomas Anderson and family are moving to a farm near town. Mr. and Mrs. James Shuttleworth moved here recently.
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Gertie Cramer
George Wintows
Peter Miller
Willan Windows
Joe Potts
Willet
Helen Potts
John Orr
Five Points
Thomas McClain
Sara
Vernie Brandon
Daniel Cramer
J. B. Potts
Ed Whitacre
Bever
Pleasant Valley Club
Sagamore Club
Burgess
Lutheran Synod of
Pittsburgh
J. S. Marshall
Luigi Russell
New Brunswick
N. J
Mary Trunzo
Sagamore Church
Belle Russell
Frank Pellegrino
Beyer
Russell
State College Farm
Waters
Earl Sanders
Hester
East Wheatfield
J. Arthur Patterson
Lyken
Harry Tomb
Ho W. Findley
Cramer
Wann Brantlinger
Maineville
Brantlinger
Memorial Hospital
Merle McCommick
Minneapoli
R. T. Iutchison
G. Blackstone
Brushyalley
Roscoe Tomb
Aultman James McCulomgh
Robert Stuchel
A. A. Stuchell
Willian Glark
McCulough
David Atul
John McCullough
Glark
Gl Clymer
May McGormieck
John McCullowgeh
Tall Rabbith
G. AL Baek
C.M. Fateh
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Res. Black
Chalmers
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Mmack
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