Indiana Visitors Spur Weekend Social Roundup
Mrs Silas Prothero and son Dale and Mrs R W McLaughlin with daughter joined Indiana shoppers Saturday. Various locals welcomed guests from Indiana including Miss Melon Shields Ambridge graduate returning home and Mr and Mrs George Schurr with children. Neighbors shared Sunday visits with Cleva Walker and family while Marion Center and Punxsutawney ties appeared in another line of weekend calls and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Prothero
Dale
R.W. McLaughlin
Indiana
Melon Shields
Ambridge
George Schurr
Luther
Harry Schurr
Thomas Blue
Jacksonville
Martha Blue
Cleva Walker
W. Burkate
Samuel Weiss
Carl
Homer City
Paul Walker
Marion Center
Martha Moore
Cleve Walker
Eugene
Carl Wykoop
Lloyd Wynkoop
Jos McElhoes
Vernie Tyler
Glen Campbell
Paul McCormick
Vacation Bible School aide in West Lebanon
West Lebanon Miss Susan Lelles assists with vacation Bible school activities while staying with her nephew R. L. George. Visitors include Anna Laney and Dorothy Shields of Indiana at W. M. Laney’s home for Memorial Day. BeHe George and Frances Clendenning of Bakersfield visited Pittsburgh. Mrs. Blake McCracken and children were guests of Mr. McCracken’s parents at Mahaffey last week. James and William Ruddock with families traveled to DuBois for Decoration Day alongside Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Adamson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Lelles
R. L. George
Anna Laney
Dorothy Shields
Indiana
W. M. Laney
BeHe George
Frances Clendenning
Bakerton
Pittsburgh
Blake McCracken
Betty Jane and
Blake, Jr
Community Guests and Visits Across the Area
Mr and Mrs Frank Fulton near Marion Center hosted relatives on Tuesday. Arg B A Sheffler and son Wayne returned home after visiting her parents near Clymer. Mr and Mrs David Ruddock and children visited Mrs Ruddock's parents in Indiana this past week. Mr and Mrs Sam Shirey stayed with son in law and daughter Ed and near Parkwood, including a day of shopping at the county seat. Wilmer Fulton visited friends in town over the weekend. Marie Johnston of Hiterton visited Annabella and Prylius Laney last week. Rev J D Keeler and family of Hilderton spent a day with Mr and Mrs Robert Holstein. F T O Club members and families enjoyed a day at Rearing's Fording on Decoration Day. The vacation bible school run by three churches for children four to fourteen is in session with strong attendance. Teachers include Miss Susan Lelless Mrs Joseph Pattison Mrs Roger Harbison and Miss Kate Coulter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fulton
Marion Center
Wilmer Fulton
Marie Johnston
Hiterton
Annabella
Pryliis Laney
J. D. Keeler
Hilderton
Robert Holstein
F. T. O. Club
Rearing
Fording On
Susan Lelless
Joseph Pattison
Roger Harbison
Kate Coulter
Phosphate Carload at Mill in Heghbon Pa
We have just received a carload of phosphate which is now on sale at our mill at a reasonable price. HESHBON ROLLER MILLS, Heghbon, Pa. May 81, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heshbon
Baptists Convene at Pine Flats for Union Sessions
Annual sessions of the Indiana Baptist Association Young People's Union and Sunday schools set for Pine Flats next week on Tuesday and Wednesday. Programs include morning and afternoon sessions with devotions, reports, topics on BYPU relevance, Sabbath School work, and speakers such as Rev. James Baer, Rev. C. G. Stewart, Rev. W. L. McKee, and Rev. A. B. Strickland, plus music by local choirs and duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Union
Young People’s Union
Indiana Baptist Association
Pine Flats
James . Baer
Glen Campbell
Pine Fiats B. ¥. P. U
Solo
F. GL. Bardens
St Peter
A. B. Strickland
W. 2. Fisher
Liomer City Church
W. L. McKee
I Purington Lewis
Carrie Roberts
James 0. Baer
Scott Chambers
J. E B. Weaver
I.L. Bardens
Hrma Loughry
F. F. Walker
J. PY. Tampt
Claire Sharrer
F. L. Bardens
Box
J. T. Davis
Misa Hazel Repine
Pine Wars Cholr
Harth
How to Keep Your Baby Well Bath Time Guide
Cleanliness is vital for a child’s health and a quick tub bath is best. Use mild soap sparingly, prepare items in advance, and test water with the elbow or a thermometer set around 100 degrees then cooling. Support the baby, wet the back and head, and apply soap with cheesecloth. Avoid soap in the water for eczema and don’t bathe within an hour after feeding. A changing bath table at about 30 inches helps reduce strain. a kitchen table can work with a padded top. Sponging is okay on warm days, and daily baths may be omitted for premature or delicate babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
Sheepdogs as guides and librarians for croft children
The sheepdogs of Scotland serve as guides and protectors for crofter children, carrying books to remote homes. They accompany pupils on long moor journeys between crofts and schools and even transport library books from Carnegie trust libraries to distant households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Carnegie Trust
InShade of Himalayas Darjeeling Market Place Portrait
Excerpts from In the Darjeeling Market Place by Marietta Neff describe northward views of the Himalaya from Darjeeling, showing crystal ramparts, primeval forests, and terraced fields. It notes hill tribes, their varied dress, and a market scene where a woman carries fagots, contrasting with vivid flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darjeeling
Himalaya
Marietta Neff
Asia Magazine
Tara the Beautiful Hill and Its Irish Kings
The text recounts Tara as the historic seat of kings from the Scotic Milusian stock, with Ollav Fola establishing the Pets or Assembly. It notes the triannual Sanheliutide meetings, the vast open-air site, the grand banqueting hall, and records Diarmaid as the last king who reigned there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara
Four Masters
Ollav Fola
Hochy
Kirin
Diarmaid
Wata
Girdles Relic of Ancient Times Rediscovered
A discussion notes metal girdles once worn by men and women to bind garments and carry tools. The piece traces their evolution from functional belts to ornamental wear, mentioning leather and cloth versions and their medieval use as holders for swords, daggers, and pockets. It observes some people still use girdles practically today.
Chinese Winter Attire Uses Heated Wicker Baskets
A description notes that Chinese women wear similar clothing year round with differences in severe weather. In cold months they use heat baskets under cloaks. Plain wicker baskets hold charcoal with chemicals producing oxygen, causing prolonged burning even when sealed.
Residents and visitors share weekend, weekday calls
Smicksburg area residents and Akron visitors, including Mrs LT Hoover and Cloris Davis, made trips to Mitaburgh Reynoldsville and Du Bois. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh guests visited family, with numerous calls noting gatherings at homes of May Lewis, G B Candron, Mollie Crissman, and others.
Round of visits noted across several towns this week
Pittsburgh visitors shared time with their relatives including Mrs M K Lewis and Mrs A G Clawson of Dixonville. Fred Herlinger and wife of Indiana plus grandson Frederick Herlinger visited Latrobe relatives. C Z McCrea and wife joined county visitors Saturday. Chalmers Lyster and wife along with Crate Hunter and daughter met valley friends. John Brown and wife spent Saturday in Indiana. M Elizabeth McCutcheon and Mrs Sutton visited Homer City. William Miller and his children called on in Johnstown. Mrs Charlie Stewart and Miss Ann McBrink were county seat visitors last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Herlinger
Indiana
Frederick, Herelinger
Latrobe
M. Trugh
William
William T Werlinger
C. Z. McCrea
Chalmers Lyster
Crate Hunter
Derry
Valley
John Brown
Elizabeth McCutcheon
Ien. Sutton
Homer City
William Miller
John
Mary
Johnstown
Charlie Stewart
Ann Ma Brink
Neighborhood Guests and Visits Highlight Local Week
Nicholtown hosts Mr and Mrs Ralph Rupp and family as Sunday guests. Mrs Nanny Brown visited siblings Tabort and John Clyde in Marion Center last week. Sam Frampton of Cherry Tree passed through on Monday. Mr and Mrs Ron McMahan visited J R Mountain in East Tun. Clair Burkett and family traveled to Arcadia Saturday. Mrs Sadie Vanhorn of Punxsutawney called on friends Sunday. Mrs Ray McMahan of Gypsy visited her father M J Leisure on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rupp
Fam
Sadie Vanhorn
Punxsu~ Tawney
Ray McMahan
Gipsy
M. J. Leasure
East Run Visits From Pittsburgh and Commodorn
Mr and Mrs Charles Johnston and Dr J T Allison of Pittsburgh visited relatives in East Run Sunday and Monday. Mr and Mrs Glenn Munn of Commodorn spent Sunday with I D Muman and family. Mr and Mrs J C Thomas of Hamer City were guests at Mrs M A Farnsworth Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnston
J. T. Allison
Pittsburgh
Glenn Munn
Commodorn
I. D. Muman
J. C. Thomas
Hamer City
M. A. Farnsworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. W. McLaughlin
Irvin Koozer
Ralph Wynkoop $S
Steele McEahoes
Clarence McCormick
Ida Frec
Punxsutawney
Horace Ryder
Harry Streams
L. N. Wichitacra
West
Lebanon
Messrs
Frank Lovelace
C. B. Pollock
Salsernen
BEN Pollock, Inc
PENNA
Milady
Oxfords
Brown's Boot Shop
Indiana, Pa
Baptist Conventions
Pines Prats Nee
Himalayas
Smicksburg
Mes
Jack Soentgen
Davegriter
Dorothy
Akron
LT. Hoover
Cloris Davis
Mitaburgh
George Sutiift
Philadelphia
Adam Kinck
Calhoun Nudear
Reynoldsville
Ant Mes
William Dickson
Charles Condron
Jake
Leroy Candron
Verona
G. B. Candron
J. C. Wells
Martha
Lloyd Wells
F. Ritchey
Maude
G. B. Weston
Charles Russell and
Dayton
Wm. Good
David Good
J. A. Elkin
Bert
Dave Wells
Rosamoynoe
A. G. Brewer
Robert Mikesell and
Mina Marshall
M. K. Lewis
I. J. Bence
Bence
A. GO. Clawson
Dixonville
Brushvalley
Nicholtown
Mason Cord Tires
Chevrolet
S. & R. Motor Co
Hudson and Essex
Phila. St
Central Tl
Clymer
Clymer National Bank
Clymer, PA
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