West Lebanon and Brushvalley Notes Highlight Local Life
Scott Hancock of Pittsburg visits his mother Mary Hancock as typhoid recovery continues for Frank Fulton. Decoration Day festival planned with West Lebanon and Iselin brass bands, cemetery ceremonies, and seasonal refreshments. Local schooling and church services noted along with visits from residents to Johnstown, Indiana, and Scotland.
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West Lebanon
Scott Hancock
Pittsburg
Mary Hancock
Frank Fulton
Iselin
Harry Carney
R. St. George's New Houge
James Ruddock
Ernest
Scotland
W. C. Fulton
H. B. Smith
Near Town
Emma Kinter
Indiana
William Herlinger
Clarence Getty
Johnstown
George Hileman
Besse
Hyans
J. W. Domer
Bethel United Evangelical Church
Brushvalley Township
New Officer for Co. F Elected in Tenth Regiment NG
Charles L. McLain son of C O McLain was elected second lieutenant of Company F Tenth Regiment National Guard at the Thursday evening election.
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Co. F
Charles L. McLain
C. 0. McLain
Tenth Regiment
N. G.P
Cleaning Clothes With Fels Naptha Soap Ad Advice
A vintage style ad offers stain removal tips using Fels Naptha Soap. It prescribes washing in cool or lukewarm water, avoiding boiling or hard rubbing, and soaking briefly before rinsing and hanging to dry. It cites Fels Naptha’s fabric safety and includes promotional notes from Fela & Co. Philadelphia.
Saltash Amazons Beat French Crew at Havre Regatta
Ann Glanville and her Saltash maidens astonished Havre and spectators by outracing six French boats at the 1850 regatta. The crew, including Harriet Hosking Jane House and Amelia Lee with Ann stroke, swept past the six boats to win by 100 yards amid massive crowds. Ann Glanville died in 1880 at eighty five, praised as honest, clean, and kind.
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Hamoaze
Tamar
Plymouth
Saltash
P. H. B. Porter
Ann Glanville
Europe
Ann
Hull
Liverpool
Portsmouth
Dartmouth
Hartlet Screech
Fleetwood
Queen Victoria
Russell
Brunswick
Havre
Les Anglaises de Saltashe
French
England
Old England
Old Ann
The Steering Committee Registry Clerk Exchange
A registry clerk asks the mother of the bride if she has anything to say before the ceremony. A background voice quotes Sophocles about sorrow and gold being more valuable than cries, reflecting on heirloom sorrow and ceremonial weight.
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Milas Doofles
Harold
Chicago Post
Sophocles
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Clyde
P. L. Rehn
Harrisburg
Ray Walbeck
Ord Wagner
Mt. Tabor
Bennie
Bertha
Ethel Mack
Rev. H. W. Logan
Butler
Anna Rehn
Ray Lichtenfels
Robinson
Kenneth Wagner
J. W. Wagner
Bethel U. P
Hugh Mack
Cramer
L. &. Shaffer
Cora
T. C. Mack
Armagh
James Bennett
James Dick
Rowe College
H. W. Logan
Charles
Samuel Felton
Fela & Co
Philadelphia
Anty Drudge
Loughry
Home Journal
Madras
Ratine
John Kelly
W. R. Loughry & Company
Geo. D. Leydic
North Sixth St
W. F. Frederick Pianos
N. Sixth Street
Hue
Peterson & CO
Kornblum
DR. H. B. Buterbaugh's
Arrott Building
4Th Avenue & Wood
Larrowe
Hetrick, Wilson & CO
Indiana, PA
Jordan