Vaudeville Dream Turns Business Pact Into Hit Sketch
In a Ragtime era tale, vaudeville duo Hart and Cherry form a strict business partnership to adapt the sketch Mice Will Play. Cherry voices clear money aims while Hart dreams of a Long Island bungalow, as the duo revise dialogue and stage directions for a thriller ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto
Keetor
All Vaudeville
Cherry
Hart
Bob Hart
Mr. Hart
Ted
Cipteria
Helen Grimes
Rob
Art
Helen
West Forties
Charity
Winons Cherry
Prudence Wise
New England
Missy Cherley
Miss @herry
Messenger
Asinewa
Bart
Bria
Ginger
Matt
Grimes
Orty-Fourth
Mr. Mart
Vanderville
Miss Cherry
Lve
Long Taland
Selen Grimes
Bnack Valantine
Arapahoe
Steie Hind
Wifth Avenue Society
Rine Snd
Jack Valenting
Lower Third Avenue
Jack
Angina Pectoria
Wi Wen Tomorrow Wedding in Town Home
J Dick Wilken and Miss Clara Wagoner will wed at the bride’s home at high noon tomorrow with J Blair Sutton as groom’s attendant and Della Wagoner as bridesmaid. The bride, a Normal School graduate class of 1906, has many local friends. The page also covers farmers notes from a regional soil survey advising land-use planning, soil suitability, and fruit growing considerations in southwestern Pennsylvania.
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Wi Wen
J. Dick Wilken
Clara Wagoner
Pittsburg
J. Blair Sutton
Della Wagoner
Ftarmers
Penn-symnnia
Pennsylvania
Westmoreland
Dekalb
Fruit Varieties and Growing Performance in Westmoreland Area
The report discusses apple varieties in the Westmoreland region and nearby counties. Rhode Island Greening drops early and stores poorly. King yields well but not highly prolific. Fall and Winter Rambo perform well in local markets. York Imperial is scarce and underperforms in PA. Grimes and Fallawater succeed where milder winters occur. Ben Davis yields well but is not widely planted.
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Haraamg
United States Geological Survey
Allegheny Front
He Baldwin
Northern Spy
Maryland
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Rome
Beaver Falls
Chestnut Ridge
Westmoreland Welles
Dekalb
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Grimes
Fallawater
Grand Jury Drawn for First Monday in June 1911
List of jurors by township and county area. Names include A L McCachren Blacklick W Rhine Henry Lickard Blairsville Oscar Calhoun Abe Buchman Clymer J Q Adams Canoe A L Siiver Cockport Charles Lutman Glen Campbell Harry McTavish Heljwood B R Williams 8 W Steffy Homer City Harry Plickinger Hortois Lee Spencer Huff WJ McNealey Indiana George Uncapher New Florence Michael Wagoner Parkwood G W Collins Penn Run Edward Moorhead Rochester Milla Harry Stanley Ed L Work Rossmoyne I B E Lockard Smicksburg J W Dodson Tanoma W H McCunn Trade City Wilson Fotterhoff Albert McIntire John Sweney Isaac Miller S F Stahl William M Kunkie Blairsville Ward Davis M J Harkcom T D Cunningham J P Lintner G M Wiley Cherryhill Abbert Coy S C Braughter Thomas Dickson Creekside W C McElhoes Glen Campbell Gilbert Newling Green Roy Conrath George Houk e L Roberts Indiana George Huber Harry R Getty A J Stuchell Howard Kline William Fleming Mahoning East H F Black Mahoning West David Wikin Mahoning North Alfred Shaeffer Henry Hoop William Bush
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Armagh
A. L. McCachren
Blacklick
A. W. Rhine
Henry Lickard
Blairsville
Oscar Calhoun
Abe Buchman
Clymer
J. Q. Adams
Canoe
A. L. Siiver
Cockport
Charles Lutman
Glen Campbell
Harry McTavish
Heljwood
B. R. Williams
W. ‘Ste
Trade City
Wilson Fotterhoff
Petit Jury
Albert McIntire
JohnSweney
Isaac Miller
F. Stahl
William M. Kunkie
Ward Davis
M. J.harkcom
T. D. Cunningham
J. P. Lintner
G. M. Wiley
Cherryhill
A Abbert Coy
S&. CG Braughter
Thomas Dickson
Creekside
W. C. McElhoes
Gilbert Newling
Green
Roy Conrath
George Houke
L. Roberts
Indiana
George Huber
Harry R. Getty
A. J. Stuchell
Howard Kline
William Fleming
Mahoning
East
H. F. Black
West
David Wikin
Mahoning, North
Alfred Shaeffer
Henry Hoop
William Bush
Traverse Jury Drawn for Second Monday of June Names
A long list shows Traverse Jury drawn for the second Monday of June across multiple townships including Blairsville Blairsville Center Conemaugh Canoe Cherry Tree Grant Homer City Indiana Marion Center Mahoning East West North South Montgomery Pine Smicksburg Salinburg Sattsburg and Young with numerous jurors named such as James B. Hannah T. C. Watson and William Cunningham O. B. McMillen George Hess and James Mack.
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Austin McCall
Blairsville
C. M. Kennedy
Noble G. Miller
Reuben Axe
Milford Murrey
M. H. Heary
8. M. Honack
Srynee
Ad Black
Joan G. Sixfeld
Center
N. M
Jno
Daugherty
Grant
Jacob Bostic
Dan
McCoy
Homer City
L. Byers
Indiana
S. W. Bishop
Wiliam Bennett
J. C. Rugh
Harry Streams
Ss. B. Manners
Harry Thompson
Wiliam
Dixon Tomb
J. C. Moorhead
Mahoning
South
R. J. Morrow
John Kirkpatrick
A. C. Lakehart
East
G. G. Rowe
Montgomery
Jerome Bennett
Samuel Menger
John W. Gorman
Rayne
John Walker
Salinburg
J. H. Waddell
Smicksburg
M. J. Black
Washington
Clark Davis
John H. Clowes
Wheatfield
West
Albert Rutter
White Dennis Gamble
J. H. Borland
Traverse
Armitrong
Hugh Blakeley
C. Taylor
R. N. Miller
W. L. Tuuner
Wilson
James Vorlage
T. C. Watson
Brushvalley
William Cunningham O. B. McMillen
George Hess
James Mack
Harry Ross
Burrell
C. E. Landfall
M. H. Palmer
Geo. Dickson
Blacklick
Daniel Howard
Conemaugh
John White
J. A. Dickson
R. J. Leech
Canoe
James Timblin
David Gibson
Jacob W. Rishel
Cherry Tree
James C. Houk
Robert O. Allison
Willis Farnsworth
Green
George D. Patrick
J. H. Rodkey
Homer Clity
George Bell
G. A. Mc
J. B. Cramer
Charles McMilien
L. S. Lambbing
John M. Fleck
Sattsburg
C. C. Doughty
Young—R
Coulter
John Cunningham
Marked Down June Prices at Cunninghams Store
The store proclaims its largest May business in 44 years and announces early June markdowns aimed at hot month needs. Highlights include boys tub suits 2 to 10 years, Chambrays 50c to 1.00, better quality dresses up to 5.00, and tub waists and rompers for little ones priced 25c to 50c, with lengthy sale plans beginning Thursday.
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May
June Sale Elevates Women's Linen and Suit Styles
The store promotes an upcoming June sale with women’s suits skirts and waists described as dainty and cool. White and tan linen suits priced at 8.50 10.00 and 12.50. additional pieces include white tan light blue linen suits at 10.00 and 12.50. sale emphasizes choice at reduced prices and varied values from 2.50 to 5.00.
June Special Tub Skirt Sale Notice
June sale offers Tan and White Sunner Skirts once $1.00 now 1.00 each. White or Tan Tub Skirts with white braid lining priced 1.00 to 2.50. White and tan rep and linen skirts new styles 2.00 2.50 and 8.00. Women's dusters in tan or gray priced 2.65 and 3.00.
Big Grocery Ad From Sleukle’s Store Shelf
A vintage ad lists Bread Flour at $1.40 per sack, cammed tomatoes 10¢ per can or 3 for 25¢, sugar cured hams at 14¢ per lb, whole Japan rice 5¢ per lb, broken rice 4¢ per lb, apple butter 3 lb tins at 26¢, peach butter 16¢, and home made tart 35¢.
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Sleukle
Japan
Cruikshank
Men’s Dependable Clothing Offers Wide Suit Range
Men’s Clothing Department promotes size and color variety with top makers. Fancy worsteds and cheviots priced from 10 to 20 dollars. Blue Serge leaders at 12.60 to 20 dollars. Hats offered including Pencil Curl, cool serviceable styles from 1 to 2 dollars and 25 to 50 cents.
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O. Henry
Doubleday, Page & Co
Wir Jones
Pluabt
Hald Miss Geerry
LIS
Christy
Philadelphia St
North Sixth St
Waverly Gas
Waverly Oi Works
Pitsburg
Levine's
Indiana Dye Works
Levine
Prop
Phila
Cunningham
Men’s Clothing Department
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