Heilwood and Rochester Mills Friends Visit Indiana Trips
Heilwood residents and neighbors traveled to Indiana and nearby towns on Sunday and Saturday. Mrs. Jefferson Shaw and others visited Indiana. several couples shopped or called on friends in Coalport Homer City Penn Run and Juneau. Local events include Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Gaziou’s and Heilwood baseball loss at Wintondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Franklin
Indiana
Wi. M. Jefferson
Joseph
K. M. Quickel
J. M. Wilson
Thomas Shellito
Penn Run
John Shaw
George
Coalport
Ladies Aid Society
Wm. Gaziou
C. H. Pettedt
Homer City
Fred Ganoe
John Murphy
Nemacolin Green County
Heilwood
Wintondale
H. DB
Stahl
Gon
Carl
Rochester Mills
Leasure
W. Ghewin
India
Camden Bain
Ord Weaver
Harry Richardson
Esther
George Jeffries
Juneau
Robert Dunmire and Son
Charlie Cochran
M. Walls
David Gibson
Bertha
Paul Zeigler
Mira Widdowson
Martha Kennedy
Saltsbury
Ruby Nela
Charles Henry
New Kensington
W. L. Henry
Near Here
J. R. Learn
R. L. Learn
Diane
Ralph Smith
H. H. Blakley
Clyde Serene Village Social Notables Attend Wedding Reception
Clyde residents recount a Tuesday evening gathering at Mrs Pfretin’s home with C G Mack and Miss Pennie Sulton. Hugh Mack tours Cambridge U P church assembly while Jamie Wagner recovers from appendicitis. A serenade at Robert Hutchinson’s home honors newlyweds Mack Hutchison and Dick Tabb as Seward and Armagh bands join the cheer.
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Pf. Retin
C. G. Mack
Pennie Sulton
Hugh Mack
Mereesport
James Din
And
Airs
Merle Luther
Uel Elton
General Assembly
U. P. Church
Cambridge
Jamie Wagner
Anna Rehn
Omer City
Glyde
Robert Hutchinson
Mack Hutchison
Dick Tabb
Seward
Armagh
Everbody
Translation of Poe and Daniel Boone in many lands
A 19th century note attributes translations of Poe to his intense originality and charm. The text also questions Daniel Boone’s identity, suggesting multiple nationalities and a potential, forthcoming discovery of a Scandinavian or Greek variant, reflecting ongoing historical investigation.
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Poe
Edwin W. Bowen
Boone
Daniel Boone
Pleasant Coincidence Hymn Chosen By Cook Becomes Policeman’s Number
A curious anecdote from a county vicar’s household ends with the cook revealing the hymn chosen for prayers is the number of her policeman. The story, relayed by the London Times, highlights a lighthearted moment of friendly domestic harmony.
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London Times
Pope’s Artificial Taste in Satires and Letters
Henry T. Tuckerman argues that Pope’s admiration for scenery is cool and artificial, rarely tied to moral sentiment. He claims Pope’s taste was deliberately crafted, liking grottoes with mirrors and colored stones as much as Wordsworth or Scott value nature.
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Pope
Wordsworth
Scott
Henry T. Tuckerman
Oldest Language and Cosmic Spars With Verse and Wit
A collage of antiquated views surveys astronomy and language. It notes stars are suns with Aldebaran far larger than the Sun and distances of billions of miles. It then discusses Chinese as an ancient language with 145 pronunciations for I, plus quotes on popular government and fragrant violets, ending with a quip about money and partnership.
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Aldebaran
Naturally Skeptical of Ancestor Worship Across Worlds
A concise, era tone survey notes skepticism about ancestor worship in various cultures, reflecting casual viewpoints from early 20th century newspapers. It cites humorous quips about theater fashion, life without sustenance, and college boxing class banter, all framed as brief observations from periodicals.
Jud Tunkins and Jud Minnkins Comment on Troubles
Comedians Jud Tunkins and Jud Minnkins argue that sharing troubles invites fake friends and undermines genuine friendship in a concise, opinionated bit about listening and loyalty. Their quip highlights how dwelling on woes can strain social bonds and trust.
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Jud Tunkins
Jud Minnkins
Daily Thought on Great Minds and Scholarly Merit
A brief aphorism notes that world changing individuals are not always the most famous scholars nor do renowned scholars always produce the greatest ideas. It quotes Holmes on the distinction between intellect and enduring influence.
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Daily Thought
Reat Muen
Holmes
Festival at Laurel Swamp Draws Local Attention
Cherryhill Township notes festival at Laurel Swamp Saturday with proceeds aiding local cemeteries. Residents update on hospital patients and home visits, with many families hosting guests and noting improvements and new births.
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Cherryhill Township
Date Green
Itannah Wadden
Indiana Hospital
iMyra
al Marsh
J. M. Decker
J. S. Wolfe
Salybath
Laurel Swamp
Lima Newlin
Indiana
Glenn Coy
Isaac Menthh
William Dick
Manor
Cyrus Bowers
Penn Run
W. L. Walls
Curwansville
Martin Oher
Terrence Smith
Diehl
Local residents host visitors and church events
Gipay and Davis families along with Virginia Davis visit G Brady home, Pur chase Line relatives spend weekend with G W Beck and Alvasa Beck Freeport, and other callers drop by D R Smith home. Revival closes, Shields reunion planned for June 2, and flu illness noted. Preaching at Wesleyan Methodist Sunday at 7 30 p m.
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Charles Davis
Virginia
Rose
G. M. Brady
N. A. Raleigh
Purchase Line
D. R. Smith
G. W. Beck
Alvasa
Freeport
Mohney
Kenneth
Reynoldsville
Wallace Beck
Wilgus
Dallas Smith
H. B. Hanna
Indiana
Scott Steffy
Heilwood
D. W. Gromiley
Tinnle V. Smith
Hillsdale
Ir.m. Friel
Robert Houck
Scottdale
Braddock
Roxanna Duff
Burnside
Lida Belle Buchanan
John Smith
Penn Run
Tile Bartlebaugh
Mollie Hess
Gipsy School
Ira Douglass
Dockers Point
M.T. Shields
Elbell
F. H. Horton
P. B. Dunlap
Sharp Spotts
Harl Hutt
M. E
Shields
John Elliott
Rossiter
W. E. Brickell
Phil Painter
Bile Williams
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Weekend social roundup in Clarksburg and Covode
Numerous families across Clarksburg and Covode spent weekends visiting relatives. Ed and Charley Stiver and William Palmer joined gatherings near Kent. Mrs. Sullenhaugh and Mrs. Dunmire illness noted. Myrtle Hullenbaugh returned from Tun nelton. various visits to Leechburg Jefferson county and Grove City mentioned. Several travelers from Braddock, Rochester Mills, Pitcairn, Rossiter, and Johnstown attended family events.
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Charley Stiver
William Palmer
Mars
George Gallagher
James Jewel
Kent
A. H. Jewel
Sullenhaugh
Dunmire
and Wire, Dissinger
James Newhouse
Uniontown
Margaret Meyer
Jefferson County
Will Lowman
Pearl
Braddock
John Meyer
Mayer
Grove City
G. W. Shields
Jacob Bartholomew
Mma Huil
Perrysville
Gertrude Sprankle
Trade City
Fof Mangus Sprankle
Hoover
Wilson Hoover
Pitcairn
William Hamill
Zella Simpson
Frank Terpe
Darold
Ohio
J. 8. Fleming
Floyd Braughter
Rochester Mills
G. M. Sutter
William Cornfield
Rossiter
G. M. Shields
Noah Sherry
Juneau
Blair Gaul
George Beck
Will Beck
Johnstown
George Gaul
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David Bevan
New Easington
Clyde
Brody
Cork
Philadelphia
Lord Bryce
Francis Bacon
Barcelona
Hojas Selectas
Boston ‘Transcript
Onele Inden
Boston Transcript
McIntyre
Hortons
Clarksburg
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Dixie
Kool Kloth
Oxfords
Moorhead
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