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Indiana County
Indiana Progress
Country Home
Cei Poultry Tribune
McCall’s Magazin
Indiana Progress Indiana
Penna
Pennsylvania
Gens
Poultry Tribune
Indiana
Unusual Wedding Boom and Earth Weight Check
The piece notes a rise in weddings this year and wishes a careful husbandry for an OBE recipient. It mentions government scientists weighing the earth again at Washington to verify its mass, suggesting a humorous claim that the earth may be found short weight.
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Washington
Sabbath schedules and community notices in Lewisville
Sabbath at ten with memorial services at eleven on May 26. District 10 Sabbath school convention held Thursday. supper for 125. Lucetta Tomb ill with cold. Twila and Mack Neal visited Blairville relatives. Barkleys socialized at Tomb home. Luella Long weekend stay in Tunnelton. Shower for Mr and Mrs Wendel Good. G A Fails and sons with Samuel Gibson. Mrs Wm Leard visiting. Arthur Shields ill early week. Bertha Ewing and Ruth at Shields home. Mrs George Smith visited from near Livermore.
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Lewisville
Lucetta Tomb
Twila
Mack Neal
Blairaville
M, R
W. B. McGinley
W. F. Barkley
J. C. Tomb
Luella Long
Near Town
Tunnelton
Wendel Good
G. ‘A. Fails and Sons
Samuel Gibson Sunny
Wm. Leard
Beaver Walla
B. M. Laveen
Arthur Shields
Quinny
Bertha Ewing
Ruth
O. W. Shields
George Smith
Near Livermore
Community notes from Clearfield area social roundup
CHERRY TREE S L Irwin, a patient at the Clearfield hospital, returned home Sunday. Mr and Mrs J B Wooster spent the weekend with Mrs Della Beaver of Mifflinburg. William Fleischer of Lewistown visits his wife here. The community mourns the death of Mrs J B Baker at her home Friday. Kinport Wilson visited his uncle Boyd Kinport, a Clearfield hospital patient, Thursday. M O Schmonder and family moved to Jersey Shore Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Bee drove to Clearfield Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Long of Harmesboro were town visitors Saturday evening. Mrs Hattie Campbell returned home from Clearfield hospital Thursday. Mr and Mrs Robert Yarnell and sons Jim and Byrde Helsel of Windber were guests at the Clyde Bee home Sunday. Mrs L Irwin and son Chester visited Clearfield Thursday.
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Cherry Tree S. L. Irwin
Clearfield Hospital
J. B. Wooster
Della Beaver
Mifflinburg
William Fleischer
Lewistown
J. B. Baker
Kinport Wilson
Boyd Kinport
Schmonder
Jersey Shore
Clyde Bee
Clearfield
James Long
Harnesboro
Hattia Campbell
Robert Yarnell
Local Visitors and Travel Highlight Community Guests
Rossmoyne T H Frantz made a business trip to Pittsburgh on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Orvie Lewis of Jeanette were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Ebert Brewer on Sunday. R Boyd Elkin and wife of Dora visited their mother Mrs Elizabeth Elkin and family on Sunday. A number from here were Punxsutawney shoppers on Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs A B Warden and family of Youngstown were weekend visitors at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Wells. Naomi and Mona Wells joined them later after two weeks. Miss Mary Simpson of Georgeville was here Saturday, Miss Mabel Kinter of near here called at Maude Wells’s home on Monday. Mrs Lucy Lydick is a visitor at the Wells home this week. Eleanor Hazelett spent the weekend at Indiana.
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T. H. Frantz
Pittsburgh
Orvie Lewis
Jeannette
Ebert Brewer
R. Boyd Elkin
Dora
Elizabeth Elkin
A. B. Warden
Youngstown
D. ©. Wells
Naomi
Mona
Wells
Mary Simpson
Georgeville
Mabel Kinter
Near Here
Maude Wells
Lucy Lydick
Eleanor Hazelett
Indiana
Rochester Mills Community Notes and Historic Facts
Local scraps recount Rochester Mills residents at Marion Center high school play and visits among families from Pittsburgh Indiana Waterman Ernest and Dias. It notes Declaration signers origins, a Kentucky suitor joke, Bushnell sextuplets birth record, consumer cotton usage, and Brazil and nuts quip.
Peelor Sunday School Serv ice and Birth Notice Highlights
Peelor district plans Sunday school and preaching at Peelor school house next Sabbath. Mr and Mrs Clair Cunningham welcomed a son born Monday May 20. Mrs Cunningham formerly Miss Myrtle Mauk. Many out of town attendees joined the funeral of Mrs Margaret Peddicord Rowe including Laughan Kain Flicks Millen and numerous others from Akron Vandergrift Greensburg and Harmony.
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Peelor District
Peelor School House
Clair Cunningham
Cunningham
Misa Myrtle Mauk
Alice Millen
Indiana
Community Notes From Creekside Church and Town
James Fairman was in town on Saturday. Memorial services will be held at both churches next Sunday. The play Deacon Dobbs by the Indiana Christian church last Friday was enjoyed by all. Others visited or were visiting, including Mr and Mrs Norman Little, Mr and Mrs Ed Brewer, J J Rea in Kittanning, Joe Dominic in Indiana, and Bert Kunkle who has been ill. Eber Myers has returned from New York and Mrs Clair Bothell visits her mother in Chevy Chase.
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Creekside
James Fairman
M. E
Norman Little
Lowry Little
Plumville
Stallman
Indiana Hospital
Oran Brewer
Ed, Brewer
Hoffman
Robert Johnston
Pittsburgh
Thorne Walker
Bert Kunkle
Lis
Eber Myers
New York
Mrs. Clair Bothell
Chevy Chase
Community Notes Include Visits and Obituaries in Clarksburg
Clarksburg residents share visits with relatives in Marion Center and New Alexandria. A surprise shower honors Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Good at the Hughes home. Local families host and visit in Clawson and Forbes Roads areas. The community mourns the passing of Mr. McCall. James Fulton becomes a service station manager in Indiana. Union memorial services for Lewisville Conemaugh and Clarksburg churches are planned for next Sunday afternoon.
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G. Wn
James
Marion ‘Center
Wendell Good
T. R. Hughes
Mack George
Gon
Billy
New Alexandria
Harry Coleman
Daniella
Swisavale
William Shirley
Forbes Roads
Y.clawson
Dean Clawson
Clinton Lydie
Wm. H. Berkes
Minnie Nau
Brackenridge
Paul Lowman
McCall
James Fulton
Indiana
Union Memorial Services
Lewisville
Conemaugh
Clarksburg
Local Social Notes Echo West Lebanon and Indiana Visits
BHELOCTA J. W. Campbell and family visited Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell of West Lebanon on Sabbath. Hagelle Shirley is visiting relatives near Jeannette. Mrs. Campbell spent Saturday with Stewart Shirley. Watney Devlin and family shopped in Indiana. Ki. W. Byers transacted business in Indiana. Gaynelle Weisa visiting uncle near Coral. Annabelle Craig and brother Harry visited friends in Clymer recently. Farmers busy finishing corn planting.
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Bhelocta
J. W. Campbell
Elizabeth Campbell
West Lebanon
Hagelle Shirley
Jeannette
Mrs. Campbell
Stewart Shirley
Watney Devlin
Indiana
Ki. W. Byers
Gaynelle Weis Ia
Coral
Annabelle Craig
Harry
Clymer
State Banks Show 1934 Recovery Amid Deflation Era
Robert M. Hanes notes in a Bankers Association article that 1934 deposits rose to 17.51 billion after a 1931-33 decline to 15.42 billion, with invested funds rebounding to 15.77 billion. Loans and discounts fell less in 1934, and bills payable and rediscounts dropped to 82.1 million, the second-lowest on record since 1917, signaling stabilizing bank liquidity.
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Robert M. Hanes
Wachovie Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
American Bankers Association
State Bank
Association
Mutual Savings
Bank Security Plan Details to Foil Crooks
The American Bankers Association Protective Committee proposes a nationwide bank inspection plan with eighty leading questions and seventeen recommendations to prevent robberies and kidnappings. The measure covers alarms protective equipment and checks on windows doors skylights and other entrances to stop early morning break-ins and attacks on bank staff.
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New York
American Bankers Association Protective Committee
Banks Back Agricultural Plan to Save Land and Man
Arkansas Bankers Agricultural Committee urges a soil saving program to prevent impoverished homes. The call lists steps: stop soil erosion, plant legumes, improve livestock, develop pastures, and craft farm inventories. Financial records and budgeting are advised to stay within goals.
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Arkansas Bankera Agricultural Committee
Weekend visits across several towns in Pennsylvania
COVODE Mr. and Mrs. Max Shields and son Robert and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas visited relatives in North Braddock and Butler. Bonnie States of Pittsburgh joined Flora States. Lee Kuntz and daughter visited Marion Center, with J. H. Miller’s family. BE Hamilton from Washington DC visited J. M. Hamilton. Alec Ruffner of Big Run spent Tuesday with GC Hogan’s family. Harry Irvin and family, and Samuel Irvin, of Rossiter, visited Robert Barrett’s household. Thomas Sutter and J. B. Sutter made a business trip to Indiana. Elmer Shields and daughter and Harn Wahob visited Paul Pollock in Vandergrift. Mrs Ryau Robinson of Fairview stayed with C. E. Hugas. Frank Beck and daughter Mary Jane visited Mollie Beck and George Gaul. Harry Sloniger and family of Canoe Ridge visited Joseph Sloniger’s parents. Clark Gaul of Buffalo and Paul Meena of Punxsutawney visited George Gaul and Mollie Beck.
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Max Shields
Robert
Harold Thomas
North Braddock
Shields
H. T. Simpson
Butler
Bonnie States
Pittsburgh
Flora States
Lee Kuntz
Marion Center
J. H. Miller
BE. N. Hamilton
Washington, D. C
J. M. Hamilton
Alec Ruffner
Big Run
GC. E. Hogan
Harry Irvin
Samuel Irvin
Rossiter
Robert Barrett
Thomas Sutter
J. B. Sutter
Indiana
Elmer Shields
Harn Wahob
Paul Pollock
Vandergrift
Ryau. Robinson
Fairview
C. KE. Hugas
Frank Beck
Mary Jane
Johnstown
George Gaul
Mollie Beck
Harry Sloniger
Canoe Ridge
Joseph Sloniger
Clark Gaul
Buffalo
N. Y
Paul Meana
Jane
Punxsutawney
Maple Grove Social News Highlights Local Guests
Maple Grove scenes recount visits and moves among residents. Annie J Bryan Cleo Brett and James Hewitt of Trabinson guest at the Slappy home. Forsythe couple visit Alverda Tuesday. Irvin HI moved from Cba gon farm to John Helman farm. Geraldine Jones and daughter visit Mrs Grege. W. A. Sleppy and Clinton Bowers share Sunday calls. Worsythe family relocates to Frances Wike farm. Dick Farr near Indiana visited Waltemire. George Greene of Belzano visits Mrs McCullough’s mother. Polly Jacobs calls on Mrs G St Waltemire. Harold Penrod family and others from Johnstown visit Sleppy clan. Wayne Sleppy and kin from near Penn Run. Clare Vera Lela Stephens near Kenwood. Waldo Brown Buddy Dolly Jacobs visit Sleppy home. Lonie Jones birthday May 17. Jesse Detwiler family visit near New Florence. Waldo Brown calls on Clinton Bowers. Elmer Detwiler visits Frank Detwiler. Victor Brown calls at Jacobs home.
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Maple Grove
Annie J. Bryan
Cleo Brett
James Hewitt
Trabinson
William Forsythe
Alverda
Irvin HI
Cbagon
John Helman
Henry Joneen
Geraldine
John Grege
W. A. Slepny
Clinton Bowers
William Worsythe
John Felon Farr
Frances Wike
Dick Farr
Indiana
Q. Fy Waltemire
Mra
George Greene
Belsano
Greene
Ezza McCullough
Polly Jacobs
G. St. Waltemire
Flarold Penrod
Mildred
Morgan
Sara Jane
Forrest Adame
Johnnns Town
W. H. Sleppy
Gan
Wayne
Penn Run
Clare
Vera
Lela Stephens
Kenwood
Waldo Brown
Buddy
Dolly Jacobs
Sleppy
Lonie Jones
Jesse Detwiler
New Florence
Elmer Detwiler
Frank Detwiler
Victor Brown
Jacobs _ home
Lambings Attend Community Center Opening and Visits
Roy Lambing and his niece Frances Lambing of Apollo called at Frank Lambing’s on Sunday evening and attended the community center opening at Widers Ridge. Frank Lambing visited Mr. and Mrs. Oss Wilson in their new home on Saturday, as Mrs. Mabel Ewing adds to her barn. Rev. Craighead visited, Joe Bendis from near Clarksburg called at the J. S. Ewing home, Hubert Long of Irwin spent a week with his parents, and Orville T. Batley of Wilkinsburg stopped by J. B. Ewing’s Wednesday evening. The Oliver W. CG. T. O. held its May meeting at the A. W. Todon home Thursday.
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Ewing
Hubert Long
Irwin
I. M. Lang
Orville T. Batley
Wilkinsburg
Oliver W. CG. T
A. W. Todon
Chambersville Weekend Visits Highlight Local Families
Mr. Simpason of Pittsburgh visits son in law Merle McGara as Joseph Schwab and wife from Thdi oute stay with Watt Kinter. Brady and Betty Lou Chag visit Gram pian. Harry Miller and Elizabeth Gray visit Five Points area. Nan McGara visits Clarence Shields of Creekside. Fred Kirk of Hone calls on Frank Kirk family.
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Chambersville
Simpason
Pittsburgh
Merle MecGara
Joseph Schwab
Thdioute
Watt Kinter
Nan McGara
Clarence Shields
Creekside
Fred Kirk
Hone
Frank Kirk
Man Uses Wife as Umbrella Metaphor Sparks Outcry
A controversial quote attributed to United Metala Magazine likens a husband silencing his wife to an umbrella, prompting criticism for endorsing abuse while drawing attention to misogynistic language and gender violence concerns.
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Ike
United Metala
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