Rochester Mills News Crowd Visits and Moves
Mrs J L Warner and two children Rex and Ethel visit from Indiana with Mr and Mrs Homer Tyger and two boys. William Kananff from Punxsutawney spends Sunday with Ella Hurd. Isle Wider and daughter Fanny visit Parkers Landing. E B Bilder family with Georgeville ties seen with William Frederic. C E Richardson moves to Indiana. L E Richardson hosts in Sheloet. Elnora Bowers from Indiana high school weekend with C Bowers. Various locals visit relatives and attend funerals in Shelecta and Glen Campbell area.
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Rochester Mills
J. L. Warner
Rex
Ethel
Homer Tyger
Indiana
William Kananff
Punxsutawney
Ella Hurd
Isle Wider
Fanny
Howard Rolrigh
Parkers
Landing
E. BE. Bilder
William Frederic
Georgeville
Anni Parson
Murray Corgsort
David Gibson
Glen Campbell
Clair
Clyde Gibson
Pittsburgh
Lisle Wider
Leonard Parr
Shelecta
D. M. Potts
L. E. Richardson
Sheloet
C. E. Richardson
Norman Pardee
Howard
Tohn Stimpson
Dixonville
Major McGreight
Dubois
Sadie Lewis
A. C. Woodle
Butler
Frank McCool
Mahaffey
C. C. Bowers
Robert Dunmire and
Familly
Rossiter
Clark Cochran
Charles Cochran and Son
Punxsuutawney
Idaho and Wilkinsburg Folks Gather for Visits and Events
Local notes report Donald Silvis buying a Chevrolet coupe and various visits in Idaho and Wilkinsburg. Delegates Corinne Kimmel and Mrs. Irvin Kelly attend a South Bend convention. chicken meeting held at Howard Kimmel's with county agent Crawford. several residents listed as callers and visitors. The column ends with social quips and a trade-journal quote about chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Donald Silvis
Charlotte McIntire
L. M
Atwood
Irvin Kelly
M. L. Slopey
Sykesville
Erie Silvia
Corinne Kimmel
South Bend
Ralph Mikesell
W. P. George
Furl Fleming
Our Village
Guy Silvis
Wilkinsburg
Silvis
Mary Sell
May
Carl Crawford
Ingleside
Howard Kimmel
A Soldier's Grave in the Orchard
A Buffalo Courier Express poet remembers a fallen comrade, preferring the orchard grave’s peace over battle memories. The speaker imagines the soldier sleeping among blossoms, the drum calls fade, and remembers him on Memorial Days as memories fade into the flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Wells
Buffalo Courier-Express
Memorial Day Patriotism and Sacrifice Reflections
The piece frames Memorial Day as sacred, linking sacrifice to national unity and Christian ideals of love. It calls Americans to honor those who died in the Civil War by selfless service and to value loyalty to truth as essential to true patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lowell
Froth
Exige
Veterans honor at New York War Memorial ceremony
Seven hundred veterans of the One Hundred and Seventh Regiment gathered last year at the New War Memorial on Fifth Avenue and Sixty-sixth Street New York as taps sounded for 580 fallen regiment members in a commemorative photograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Potomac River
Washington
New War Memorial
Fifth Avenue
Sixty-sixth Street
New York
Community Visits and Local Social Roundup in Washington Township
Residents from Washington Township and nearby areas are noted visiting friends and relatives across Vandergrift Plumville Rural Valley and Five Points. Households mentioned include the Goyors Fairmans McCauslands Rearicks Blystones Fricks Park Edwards and Park families with gatherings at homes churches and local memorial services. World War veterans are urged to attend a Five Points Lutheran memorial service alongside regular weekend visits and church attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Bigatone
Myron Rearick
Vandergrift
Howard McCausland
South Bend
William McCausland
Five Points
James Stuchell
Alton Shaffer
Samuel McLean
Harry Marshall
Laiard
Eugene
A. C. Marshall
Wilbur Boyer
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Zetta Boyer
Edward Boyer
Plumville
M. J. Boyer
Walter Harman
Sarah
Wthel
Josiah Fisher
George Edwards
Bert Fairman
Lottie Shutler
Missy Belle Blystone
Homer City
Kenneth Marshall
Helen
BE. J. McIntire
Paul McIntire
Salem Frick
Internationalists raise waste for baskets on rhetoric
A terse critique notes that internationalist propagandists boost business for waste basket manufacturers by filling shelves with worthless rhetoric. The remark underscores frustration with perceived overreach and excess propaganda.
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