Local Social Notes and Church Observances in Gipsy Area
DuBois visitors join Bowser family as Victor and Willing Workers meet for a class social. Q P Wilson and Mildred White visit a relative in Cleartinid Sunday. Various residents report small-town calls, travels to Cockport and Pittsburgh, and Mothers Day program at the Christian church with readings, choir, and a Willing Workers quartet. The Victor class plans a Pine Flats trip for the Brown Eyed Betty play. Gipsy convention date shifted due to Washington conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Long
Charles White
Mildred White
John Wardell
Wayne White
Cockport
N. Crawford
A. G. Christie
Stafford
T. Agkey
Robert St. Clair
Fifth Street
Hancock Street
Chhristian
Victors
Pine Flats
Gipsy
Washington
Nellie Barr
Indiana
Stancock
Morris Street
Mr. Pennman
Mr. Chilton
Culver
D. Oakes
Pittsburgh
Local Residents and Dog Licensing Drive Passages and Society Program
Kenwood Adams visits relatives in Beaverdale while Lud of Hedlwood works at C B Gibson's. Johnston and J H Smith transfer business to Pillsdale. Rynard family visits Safford and Mary Morris. Adams unloads a carload of salt. Indiana county reports over 5000 dog licenses issued this year with 13 dogs killed and five damage claims totaling 179 dollars. Westmoreland leads the state with 2084 inches of something. Philomathean Literary Society meets May 26 at Brush Valley with musical acts readings and monologues by local students and Mrs Davis and Nettie McCrea coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Adams
Beaverdale
Mr. Lud
Hedlwood
Gibson
Vielen Jhnston
J. H. Smith
F.C. Adams
Pillsdale
Will Rynard
Tlomey City
Safford
Mary Morris
JG. Adams
Indiana County
Westmoreland County
Literary Society
The
Philomathean Literary Society
6Brush Valley
Society
Vernon Shannon
Mrs. Harr
Gilbert McCrea
Elizabeth Artemus
Dorothy
Mildred Rugh
Esther Stewart
Donald Davis
John Ford
Grace Rhine
Jake
Marence Ford
Lola Davis
Ethel Tugh
Arlene Ross
Lulu Shaffer
Audrey Buterbaugh
Jettrude Rugh
Mrs. Davis
Nettie McCrea
Mary Swearingen
Electric rights debated by a fragmented community
A fragmented text lists names like John Rink Davis Stew Tart and Ida Chunminghum along with roles such as manager and journal figures. The passage hints at a discussion on electric rights benefiting the community, mentioning various individuals and groups in a dialogue or recital format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rink
Davis
Aries Hoover
Ida Chunminghum
Mgr. Salo
Cora Rugh
Elizabeth Jevans
Vernon Shannon
Clarence Mclanters
Sunday School Convention At Nebo Church May 20
District No 4 Indiana County Sabbath School Association holds a full day convention at Nebo Presbyterian Church on May 20 with morning sessions Devotional and talks by Rev Ruch and Rev Rasmussen, afternoon sessions Teacher Training by Joseph J Weaver, evening program by Rev Storver and Rev Alter, all invited to attend and bring a basket. Alumni banquet at 5 00 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Nebo Presbyterian Church
Ruch
Heilwood
Carl
Rasmussen
Juniata
B. A. McGarvey
Samuel Hughes
Commodore
Joseph J. Weaver
Storver
Barnesboro
Sue Widdowson
W. G. Alter
Marion
Notice of wife leaving husband in Strongstown Pa
Public warning from Carl Suilus dated May 10 in Strongstown Pennsylvania. He states Luella Stiles has left his wed and board without cause and warns against trusting or harboring her on his account. He says he will pay no life of her contracting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Stiles
Carl Suilus
Strongstown
Royal Wedding Gifts Displayed In London Show
A royal wedding display in London showcased vast gifts to Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles, including 16 jugs and 16 silver toast racks plus 22 clocks. The collection features 158 jewelry items, 70 pairs of gloves, 36 dinner services, and numerous silver wares. Gift clocks chimed at about 6 o clock as guests viewed the state rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Princess Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Edward
Mary
Charitehle
Ames Palace
Champion Betty Schenkel Declares Decathlon Challenge
Miss Betty Schenkel captain of the Pennsylvania railroad basketball team challenges any American girl to a decathlon for the world championship. She holds numerous cups medals and prizes for athletic feats across roller skating bike racing billiards football soccer and boxing. Born in Atlantic City now based in Philadelphia she was the only girl on a boy's football team.
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Betty Schenkel
Pennsylvania Railroad
America
Eriiles
Philadelphia
Miss Schenkel
Atlantic City
Ghostly attack and rubber band bombardment case report
Meriden Connecticut sees a claim that a ghost caused husband Kirshtein to be cruel to his first wife. A dent in the wall above the bed allegedly proves the haunting. In New York Dwight Bo Hulings forced his wife to sit in a chair for four hours and shot rubber bands at her. She seeks divorce.
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Meriden
Conn
Theinhold Kirshtein
New York
Dwight Bo Hulings
Fattaces Sudden
The Willow in Koons Quote on Seasonal Leaf Change
The weeping willow is described as the first to show green leaves in spring and the last to lose them in fall. Its emerald foliage remains until the first heavy frost in November, then turns russet brown until complete defoliation in December, per Frank T. Koons.
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Frank T. Koons
Precautionary Notes On Poison Bottling And Shell Dust
Advice urges keeping poisons in special bottles and sealing with a round headed pin to prevent fatal mistakes. Reports describe forests in New Holland appearing coated with shell dust carried by winds from shellfish decompositions on land and plants.
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New Holland
Why Deeds Are Canceled In Latin Word Lattice Meaning
The Latin cancellus denotes a lattice and the term cancel derives from drawing cross lines. Deeds were canceled by crossing them out, shaping the modern sense to cross out or efface.
Fish-Eating Birds Dominate Chincha Island Nesting Areas
Report notes cormorant flocks near Peru consume millions of fish monthly. Nests cluster densely with 15,000 to 20,000 birds common in a 5,500 square yard area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chincha
Peru
Mummy Cloth Durability Attributed to Locust-Bean Blue
The remarkable strength of ancient Egyptian mummy fabric is believed to stem from a finish using a vegetable blue dye derived from the African locust bean tree. The claim highlights a natural pigment contributing to preservation across centuries.
Baby Shark Found In Shin Water Tank At Port Facility
An official reported a shark was discovered in a Shin water tank aboard a vessel near New Yorker operations. The animal reportedly entered through a bulging plate and could not exit, prompting inspection of ballast tanks and safety checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
Ot Srouktyn
Gone West in Egyptian Beliefs About the Afterlife
The Egyptians referred to their dead as westerners or those who had gone west. They believed the afterlife lay in the realm of the setting sun, shaping burial and spiritual concepts in early times.
Railroad Engine Experiments With Sideways Motion
A south coast railway company tests a new engine capable of moving sideways as well as forward, signaling a potential shift in locomotive design. The development could impact operations, efficiency, and track use, offering novel maneuverability for coastal routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Coast Railway Company
London
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Wart Schaffner
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Tailoring
Moorhead
Newlyweda
Sutter Hardware CO
Homer City
BENCH
Dixonville
Marion Center Hardware CO
Marion Center
A. W. Harghtt
Blairsville
Greeson Re Supply CO
Cres Gronera, Raea
Saltsburg
J. W. Stewart & CO
Sacred Films, Inc. Presents
Exide Battery
Westinghouse
Utility Electric Company
Marshall Bidg
Indiana, PA
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