Local notices from Robinson area update families and events
Mr and Mrs Le W Trout spend week with daughter Mrs G C Shew in West Broyhville. Mr and Mrs Robert Brenchinger and daughter visited relatives in South Park on Decoration Day by car. Miss Luella Schrum of Derry visits her brothers Alfred and Figyd Schrum. Arthur Johnson and children of Jeannette stayed with A L Robinson last week. Miss Helen Mack of Vandergrift visits relatives here. Rev J A Held recently called to pastor Lutheran church in Millville Ohio. Mr and Mrs W H Fisher plan a new house on Fourth and Chestnut streets. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ross Lichtenfels. School board adds two new rooms. current building inadequate. Daniel Foust painting his Chestnut street home. Garfield Smokeless Coal Co house painted for Vanhorn family. Joseph L Walbeck, ill earlier, shows improvement. George Leigh injures finger at work on his automobile Tuesday. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs James Parks.
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le W. Trout
G. C. Shew
West Broyhville
Robert Brenchinger
South Park
Luella Schrum
Derry
Alfred
Figyd Schrum
Arthur Johnson
Jeannette
Johnson
A. L
David Eline
Fourth and
Chestnut Streets
Ross Lichtenfels
Daniel Foust
Chestnut Street
Garfield Smokeless Coal Co
Vanhorn
Joseph L. Walbeck
Near Town
George Leigh
James Parks
PLUMVILLE Social notes and church plans update
Mr and Mrs Homer Heybrook of Jeannette visited parents Mr and Mrs J N Cochran over Sabbath. Mr and Mrs Woppingardner of Marion Center were guests of Joseph Wilson's family. Memorial Day visitors included R V Kerr and Lisle from Indiana. Union Christian Endeavor to meet at United Presbyterian church in June. Mrs James Green and son Jimima visiting home in Mbensburg. Alexander Allison of Indiana father of Amanda Kirkpatrick visiting this week. Mahoning convention held at this plaza drew strong attendance and interest. Mrs Clark Marshall had been in Pittsburgh. Gertrude Cochun visiting sister Mrs Teybrank in Jeannette. Services at U P church Sunday 8 PM. Mr and Mrs Lyons of Reynoldsville visited Douds last week. Mrs Josephine Lehrecemost bought Mrs Ghas Thompson’s property and will move in as soon as poss. Mr and Mrs Angus Hoover of Smicksburg visited Mr and Mrs James Painter Sabbath. Mrs Sam Harding and Ben Rosell of Ridgway visiting relatives locally.
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Homer Heybrook
Jeannette
J. N. Cochran
Jimima
Mbensburg
Alexander Allison
Indiana
Amanda Kirk- Patrick
Clark Marghiall
Pittsburgh
Gertrude Cochun
Tey
Angus Hoover
Smicksburg
James Painter
Sam Harding
Ben
Rose Sell
Ridgway
Memorial Services and Town Visits in Cookport
Memorial services held in the MP church were well attended by Rev. Hughes and Rev. Stifar. Local residents, including Henry and Leta Bagley, Mrs. Gwanan, and families from Indiana, were noted visiting relatives and shopping in Clymer. The Community Association is installing an electric light plant in the community building. several residents visited Lewis Henry and Jno Henry's family.
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Hughes
Stifar
Gwanan
Slough
Indiwet
Sho St. Spicher
Sl JicCullough
Indiana
McCullough
Steele Buges
Keating
Queen
Irene
Harry Wilt
Dean Meekins
Lewis Kenry
Jay
Clymer
Rachel Henry
Elze
Sheridan
Jno Henry
Lewis Henry
Frank Crawford
Max Crawford
Elmer
Victor Hamilton
Jerry Lyuic
Harry Decker
Tamily
Arcadia
W. . Calhoun
Community As
James Mahalvey
Morris Clark
Ruth Clark
Harry McComb
Lawrence Lockard
Auto excursion 4 to beatin college auto excursion
County Will Send Delegations to Attend Sessions of Farmer Week. The annual auto excursion from the state college starts from the courthouse in Indiana on Wednesday June 14 at 8:00 am. Route passes Whensburg Cresson Hollidaysburg Water Street Spruce Creek and Pine Grove Mills. Distance 100 miles. Lunch advised. County Agent Will assist in finding accommodations at the college. The Farmer Week program runs Wednesday evening through the following two days with demonstrations experimental plots livestock and equipment tours. Notify Farm Bureau if joining. Pig clubs weigh ins list dates and sites at various locations including Sycher's store Hollidaysburg and Gordon farm. Poland China Pig Club weigh in June 4 at 9:30 am at Gihgon-Clark warehouse. Mash for laying hens and pest control tips included. Tuberculosis eradication notes and pasture hog care advice.
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State College
Court House
Indiana
Whensburg
Cresson
Burea Orea
Wwilges Clu
Viday
Berkshire
Cockport
Syicher’s
Gordon Pig Club
Shields
Pire Bret Durees
Borkshiy
Bureau of Animal Industry
Karrishurs
County Pays Homage On Memorial Day In Armagh
Memorial Day observances in Armagh featured parad es and a cemetery service led by the American Legion and local organizations. Rev Norman Hunter of Blairsville gave the address in Marion Center after a Sunday school parade. Three ball games followed with Marion Center defeating teams from Kel lysburg Marchand and Indiana in the day’s action.
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Armagh
Patriotic Organizationa
American Legion
Mindraville
Norman Hunter
Blairsville
Marion Center
Amerie Legion
Rer. F. A. Edmond
Kellysburg
Marchand
Indiana
County Club Women Convene for Indiana Convention
County club women from across the area gather Thursday for the 11th annual Indiana County Congress of Women's Club at the Presbyterian church. A morning session includes an executive board meeting, registration, a welcome address, and committee appointments, followed by music and reports. An afternoon program features talks on why women should vote, experiences in campaigning, and state federation notes, with several musical numbers.
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Indiana County Congress of Women's Club
Presbyterian Church
Deegatey
America
Ren Pollock
Mag. T. Elmer Wilig
Anna Simpson
Hazel Lydiie
M. Agnes St. Clair
New Century Club
Indiana
Meade McHenry
Sreekside
J. Blair Seaton
New Business
Salisbury
Luis
Florence M. Dibert
Dew
State Federation
Penna
Jane EB. Leonard
Gertrude McKinney
Butler County
Southwestern District
Mbusid
Vernon I. Taylor
Joyce Kilner
Mary Turner Salter
William Burnside Rankin
Northwestern District
P. T. A. Work
James W. Mack
Marry C. Christy
Forest Tree Planting Sets Record in Indiana County
State forestry figures show 17 landowners planted 83 570 trees in Indiana County this spring while Cambri County had 182 456 trees from 27 planters and Westmorland County 40 552 from 26 owners. Nurseries shipped over 3.5 million trees statewide, first time trees planted in every county, aiming to reforest 3500 acres and yield 265 000 cords of wood. Public Sale Saturday June 3 near Homer City lists live stock and farm equipment. Scouts plan a July 4 jamboree. Maziets hold reunion at the fairgrounds June 1.
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Wey County
Harrisburg
State Department of Forestry
Forest Land
Indiana County
Cambri
Westmorsland
Forest Lund
Wourseries
Idja
Cherry Tree Guests and Visits Across Town
Miss Olean Marion of lebenshire visited her uncle Jalie Nelson last week. Mrs. G. G. Stull and children visited Jersey Shore relatives. Mrs. M. McWhorter and son Harry of Pittsburgh visited at S. J. Irwin’s this week.
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Olean Marion
Lebenshire
Jalie Nelson
Alt
G. G. Stull
Jersey Shore
Sideboard History and Arctic Fossil Plant Notes
The passage traces the word sideboard from sixteenth century origins and early uses, mentioning ancient furniture terms and a 157 reference. It then shifts to Arctic fossil plants near Lisburne Cape on the Alaska coast, noting a nearly tropical vegetation find 180 miles northeast of the cape and far north of Nome.
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Syddebourdes
Arctic
Family repartee dinner quip from Topeka couple
A Topeka family hosted a dinner for friends. After guests departed the husband quipped about butter plates being out of style. The wife replied she knew, hoping he would not reveal his ignorance by asking for them. From the Topeka Capital.
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Topeka
Dearie
Scrapbook habit for busy housewives themes
The text urges keeping a scrapbook in every kitchen to collect recipes, household hints, and stray bits of information. It promotes organizing the scrapbook methodically to maximize usefulness and prevent loss of useful items.
Ye Actors What Is an Actor Quote from Birmingham Age-Terald
A quoted fragment discusses the nature of acting and the view from the stage window. The piece portrays an actor as someone who steps to the wings, observes other actors and stage hands, and comments on the scene beyond the stage.
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Birmingham
Terald
Scotsman Politician Recounts Canary Islands Tale
A prominent Scots politician, traveling in the Canary Islands, recalls feeling lonely and asking an official if many Scotsmen are there. The official answers, Not many, just a few, but quite enough, illustrating a self deprecating anecdote about his countrymen.
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Canary Islands
Cause of Farsightedness Explained
The lens abnormality lengthens focal length causing parallel rays from distant objects to focus beyond the retina. This summary notes a defect of the eyeball as described in Popular Science Monthly.
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Popular Science Monthly
A Child’s Question On Darby and Joan
Five year old Billy asked who Darby and Joan were after seeing their picture. His mother said they were two who never quarreled or were cross. After a moment he wondered aloud if such people existed.
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Billy
Darby
Joan
Mother
The Bishop's Explanation in a Boston Transcript item
A remark about atheists’s morality prompts a wry reply from Phillips Brooks. The bishop says atheists must be good because they have no God to forgive them if they fail. A separate line mentions Jud Tiankins noting that a fat man’s reputed good nature stems from inability to run or defend himself when trouble arises.
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Phillips Brooks
Boston ‘Transcript
Jud Tiankins
Fat Man
Prefers Salt Life Quote On Novel Enjoyment
A brief quip contrasts a wife’s enthusiasm for novels with a gentler taste. The speaker likens the novels to sugar on steak and potatoes, suggesting a clash between refinement and plain fare. The remark reflects personal literary preference in a social context.
Campaign costs in Pinchot and Alter governor campaigns
Gifford Pinchot personally spent 2,562.14 to be nominated for governor in the Republican primary. His committee reported total obligations of 121,705.51 with 115,038.27 in donations, Pinchot's own contribution 82,253.97 and Mrs Pinchot giving 29,000. Other donors included Mrs Charles B Wood 1,500 and Dr M Carey Thomas 500. William Flinn in Pittsburgh contributed 3,740. The post card campaign cost 62,000 and total county contributions 7,175 in 22 counties. George Alter spent 1,181.86, with 1,000 to the Pittsburgh Alter Committee. William J Burke spent 2,080 with 1,900 contributions. Burke committee reported 8,894 in contributions and 8,861.47 in expenditures. The largest contributor to Burke’s campaign was in Pittsburgh.
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Alter
Tfariigburg
Gifford Pinchot
State Department
Pinchot
William Flinn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Philadelphia 22Nd Ward
Hiie
Dauphin
Pittsburgh Alter Committee
William J. Burke
Burke
Justice and Injustice Principles Cited by Smith
A quotation attributed to Sydney Smith argues that people will recognize justice by clearly illustrating the consequences of injustice, asserting that plain terms reveal the moral range and social impact of fair dealing and its opposite.
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Sydney Smith
Explaining a Domestic Problem in Galveston News
A brief item notes the difficulty of a husband pressuring his wife to pay cash, highlighting that she does not have the money. The remark appears as a quip about household finance and marital dynamics in the periodical.
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7 Tan
Galveston News
The Fallen Idol and a Hotel Built on Sand
A fragmented piece from Guigestan News discusses anger at discovering a hotel’s foundational flaws. It condemns an institution saved by appearances, likening the situation to a ship without a port and predicting inevitable ruin at Plecos on the rocks.
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Arches
Plecos
Soiffs at a Nickel Per Fieny Fret Loss
A fragmented notice reports a small loss and a price cue of $1.85 linked to a local buyer or seller. The readable text hints at an auction or transfer context with terse figures and a street name fragment.
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Ini Une Boy Loki
When Man Is Busy Noman Is Busy Says Wool Test
A pasted transcript note describes a test for wool cleaning and shine. It mentions a person named Noman and eleven tasks, including a method involving rubbing with similar woolen goods. The fragment hints at a proverb style joke about diligence and wool care.
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Noman
Doston Transcript
Bonds for Saln 835000 Highway Bonds Montgomery County
Township of Montgomery Indiana County Pennsylvania issues 835000 in bonds for highway improvement. Bonds priced at 500 each, 70 total, dated June 1 1922, 5 interest payable semiannually, tax exempt. Bids to June 24 1922 1100 am. Sealed bids must include 800 certified check per bid. Address J H Trimble Rochester Mill RD 1 PA.
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Montgomery
Indiana County
Noa
J. H. Trimble
Rochester Mill
Novich of Avelication for Em Novich of Avelication for Em
A fragmentary note relates to an event involving individuals named Novich and Em in an apparent sequence of remarks. The item hints at an avelication process or discussion but lacks clear context or dates. No further details are readable to identify roles or outcomes.
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