Local residents share visits and events in town
Mrs. Bert King and children of Grapeville called on Wednesday. Bert Fisher and family from Johnstown visited Mrs. Fisher's parents. H. T. Davis of Ebensburg was in town on business. John W. Huston attended his brother James Huston’s funeral in Fairfield. L. Rhinehart of Akron spent the weekend with his parents. Frank Shomo and family attended a dinner for Joseph Shomo of Lockport. Charles Henderson and son Lloyd visited Edwin Croll. The District Elder Rev. P. Foy will preach at the Free Methodist church Thursday night and Sunday at 3 PM. Welcome Bible class held a social at Wilbert Mack’s. numerous attendees listed. Mrs. George F. Mack was taken to Allegheny General Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Gua Swanberg of Pittsburgh improving after nervous breakdown. Mildred Robinson visiting her aunt in Pitcairn. Rhineharts with Alex Hunter in Latrobe. Sylvester McClain announces birth of Alice Claire. Blair McGraw and family moved into Rebecca McGraw’s home. Hugh McIntire relocates near Lutheran cemetery. Lear and Muir move into Garfield Cline’s Front Street home. Howard Anderson of Johnstown moving into Lawrence Ressler’s house. Edward Robinson of Cleveland visiting. Robert Wisher’s son ill. Mrs. James Peterson wired for electric lights.
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Bert King
Grapeville
Bert Fisher
Johnstown
L. U. Rhinehart
Firestone Park
Akron
Ohio
M. ©. Rhinehart
Frank Shomo
Wm. Shomo
Derry
Lloyd Henderson
New Florence
Edwin Croll
P. Foy
Pittsburgh
Free Methodist Church
Welcome Bible
Lutheran Sunday School
Wilbert Mack
Ross Lichtenfels
Luella Mack
Michael Nelson, Jr
Harry Steffey
Paul Saxton
Hugene Steele
George F. Mack
Allegheny General Hospital
Gua Swanberg
John Steffrey
Lawn
Mildred Robinson
Mra
Wilbert Bowser
Pitcairn
Alex Hunter
Latrobe
Sylvester McClain
Alice Claire
Blair McGraw and
Bolivar
Rebecca McGraw
James McGraw
Hugh MclIntire
Hugh McIntire
Lutheran Cemetery
Blair Pedley
Phillip Lear
John Muir
Garfield Cline
Front Street
Howard Anderson
Lawrence Ressler
Ross- Johnstown
Brig
Edward Robinson
Cleveland, C
Robert
Chester Wisher
James Peterson
Mount Tabor Birthday Party for Mrs. Marsh
Mr and Mrs John Smith hosted 66 guests on April 30 honoring Mrs Sarah Marsh 86 with a cake of 80 candles and gifts. Mt Tabor school ended term with a 61 attendee picnic as local residents busied with weekend visits and family gatherings.
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John Smith
Harry Muir
Frank McConnell
Frank Hooper
Willard Risinger
Henry Kim
W.J. Marsh
Dave Muir
Lola Jones
Hazel Duninire
Elmer Smith
Ira Marsh
Hazel
Pearl Penrose
Margaret McRance
W. C. Lichtenfels
Marsh
Paul Lichtenfels
Ralph St.Clair
Mt. Tabor
World’s Largest Newspaper Collection Opened in Germany
A new newspaper museum in Aix-la-Chapelle houses about 150000 papers from around the world. The display includes curiosities such as an Eskimo issue Troy from the mid 1800s, highlighting the vast reach of printed journalism.
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Aix-la-Chapelle
Germany
Farm Calendar Timely Reminders from Penn State College
From the Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture practical tips cover keeping hens confined for more eggs, careful dairy cow feeding when milk prices are low, and precise rations. It also advises watering after planting ornamentals, top dressing leafy vegetables with nitrate of soda, and applying lime manure and fertilizers to improve pastures. A brush and kerosene help remove rust, lawn care by mowing early May growth, and cross-fertilizing apple blossoms to boost fruit set.
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Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State College
Local Families Share Visiting Sunday in Rochester Mills
Rochester Mills residents Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Elder and daughter visited H. H. Raleigh of Indiana and R. M. Dodson family with two children plus Miss Louise Lowery at Plumville. C. W. Warner and son James from Punxsutawney called on Lisle Elder. Miss Wifie Smith of Indiana stayed weekend with Paul and Mrs. Smith. Several locals joined Punxsutawney trips including L. R. Elder and daughter, E. B. Elder, R. M. Dodson clan, E. H. Elder and son Robert. H. H. Ryen also visited Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Smith
Punxsutawney
L. R. Elder
E. B. Elder
R. M. Dodson
E. HE
Elder
Robert
H. H.ryen
The Word by Ella Wheeler Wilcox and Dorothy Dix
A poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox argues that a word must come from the heart to truly move others, not mere intellect, with a brief Dorothy Dix quip asserting love requires action. The piece emphasizes genuine feeling over polished craft and ends with a blunt marriage remark.
Auditor's Notice In Indiana County Probate
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of Indiana County will attend to duties of his appointment at the Savings & Trust Company Building in Indiana Borough on May 20, 1932 at 10:00 A.M. to settle distribute the estate of Lionel Cuntunghiin deceased. Interested parties may attend if they see fit. Miluemu, Auditor, April 20, 1932.
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Wy -C. Chapumn
Mlatter & Studdeck
Altoriuyr Audidor
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
Savings & Grust Company of
Indiana
Lionel Cuntunghiin
Lidlann Borongh
Berevy Elven Hothee
Rte
Savings & Trust Company
Indbna
Tae
Om Iernday
Prope E. Miluem
Executor’s Letters Testimentary for Catherine J. Wynkoop
The Savings & Trust Company of Indiana, executor, announces letters testamentary on Catherine J. Wynkoop of Rayne Township, deceased. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement and those indebted must pay promptly. Indiana, Pa April 29, 1931.
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Vierce
Catherine J. Wynkoop
Rayne Township
Thug Savings & Drust Company OF
Indiana
Executor
Administrator's Notice for Sarah Lrtehull Estate
Letters of Administration issued for the estate of Sarah Lrtehull late of Banks township deceased. Those with claims must present them duly authenticated for settlement and those indebted must make prompt payment. Lemon Nal Administrator Roquiter Pa RD April 20 1033-0te
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Siloraey
Sarah
Lrtehull
Banks Township
Lemon Nal
Roquiter
R.D
Executrix Notice in Will of William Mead in Indiana Pa
Veeler and West attorneys publish executrix notice for the estate of William Mead of loodjuna Borough. Those with claims must present them for settlement and those indebted must make prompt payment. Mrs. Saka Tev, executrix, 304 North Sixth Street Indiana Pennsylvania, April 20, 1031.
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Veeler & West
Willian Meed
Loodjuna
Dulus
Best Similes of 1930 From Eminent Writers and Speakers
A column collects striking similes harvested by Frank J. Wilstack, including lines like As slow as a snail, Glares like a billboard, and Watered with wit, featuring names such as George Ade Eunice Allison Hilaire Belloc Arthur Baer Norman Douglas and F. Scott Fitzgerald, painting a vivid snapshot of 1930s literary humor and social critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Wilstack
George Ade
Eunice Allison
Chicago Flyer
James Trustow
Scotland
Heywood Broun
Cobb
Doorknockers
Dorothy Canfield
Ted Cook
Parke Cummings
Robert P. Tristram Coffin
Nelson Ant‘rim Crawford
Henry Seidel Canby
G. K. Chestlerton
Courtney Byley Cooper
Benjamin de Casseres
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Frances M. Frost
B. J. Ferney
Ambrose M. Feeley
Texas
Guinan
Ike
Ike Toothpicks On the Cashier’s Desk In A Cheap Lunchroom. — Montague Glass
A. Hamilton Gibbs
Rupert Hughes
Joseph Hergesheimer
Herbert Hoover
Daniel Whitehead Hicky
Sir Arthur Keith
Sinclair Lewis
Alexander Leftwich
Lester Laning
William J. Locke
Robert Littell
Sophie Tucker
Amy Les
A Parade of Witty Quotations From Various Authors
A collage of sharp epigrams and quips attributed to Will Rogers Helen Rowland Mack Sennett and others. The lines mix humor criticism and vivid imagery ranging from politics to love to memory. Notable mentions include Virginia Woolf H. G. Wells Rebecca West and W Somerset Maugham.
Hebrew Money and Postal Rates in Antiquity and Modern Notices
The article notes Hebrew monetary systems aligning with Babylonian weights and a gold to silver ratio of 1 to 18 1 8 across western Asia. It lists Progress Trespass Notices priced at 6 for 25 cents on paper or 3 for 25 cents on muslin, plus 5 cents postage. orders require cash.
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Western
Asia
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Quinn Martin
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Henry L. Mancken
James Milter
Isabel Briggs Myers
John A. McClorey
Edward L. McKenna
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Rose Natkins
H. I. Phillips
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Los
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Lola Ridge
Robert Read
Leo
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First National Bank of
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Helen Rowland
Mack Sennett
Arthur Stringer
John Stack
Virginia Woolf
H. G. Wells
New England
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Rebecca West
Walter Winchell
India
F. Yeats-Brown
W. Somerset Maugham
McIntyre
Donald Rose
Henry Morton Robinson
Robert W. Rogers
Chop
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Charles G. Shaw
Owen
Paul Francis Webster
Terry Ramsaye
Eisie McCormick
Wickersham Report
Hoover
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Eschelman Guaranteed Feed
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Goldenrod
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