Local Notes Appointments, Visits, and Weather Hit by Hail
Mrs Sadie Gall of Wilkinsburg visits relatives including Mary Zener and others. Mrs George Hick underwent appendicitis surgery at Adrian hospital with potential recovery. A heavy hail and windstorm damaged gardens and fruit trees. marblesized hail covered the ground. Several residents and visitors from Pittsburgh Dubois Indiana Punxsutawney New Bethlehem Oak Tree Apollo and Falls Creek appear in the week’s social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maroghand
Sadie Gall
Wilkinsburg
Mary Zener
George ‘Hick
Adrian Hospital
Ezra
Newton Milliran
Pittsburgh
Henry Moot
Dubois
Maurice Smith
Falls Creek
George
Dora Moot
Einstein Debunks Gravity Law Sayings in Dad and Son Dialog
A folk dialogue portrays a boy asking about gravity and a dad replying hesitantly that no law exists since Einstein's discovery. The exchange suggests a humorous or skeptical view of classical physics in light of relativity.
Colombia Impresses Visitors With Modern South American Charm
The article highlights Colombia's strategic northwest position as a gateway to South America and notes rising visitor numbers due to public works and transport facilities. It praises air travel, Bogotá's size, and cities like Santa Marta, Barranquilla, Cartagena, and Medellín. It mentions coffee production and architectural variety from historic to modern structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Republic of Colombia
South America
Colombia
Bogota
Santa Marta
Lovera
Barranquilla
Atlantic
Hotel del Prado
Cartagena
Medellin
Weekend visitors and local calls mark Cherry Tree area
Residents in Cherry Tree and nearby towns hosted visitors and made calls across the region. Names include Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kull, Mrs. Gertrude Barnes, Mrs. Trude Parker, Mrs. Wm. Hoover, Joe Prugh, C. W. Sebring, Orland Kopp, and many others. The note records social visits, callers from Pittsburgh to Spangler, and a surprise birthday party for Sloan Kepple in Shel otca RD. Several attended a missionary convention in Homer City and trips to Johnstown and Altoona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland Kopp
Clymer
L. Irwin
Spangler Hospital
R. Jenney
Clair Shepherd
Munson
Clyde Bee
Mia
Harlan Bee
Lawrence Bee
Sloan Kepple
Shelocta
R.D
Rey
Edw. Porter
Martinsburg
Andrew Johnson
Emeigh
Blairsville Area Social Notes and Visits
Rob son T R Davidson of Blairsville visited his son in law Robert Nixon on Monday. Mrs John C McDowell and daughter Emma Jean were town visitors. Paul Shetler and family of Clymer visited Archie Gamble. Ora Boyle and daughter visited Blairsville relatives. Charles Montgomery at Fort George Maryland. Paul Johns Pittsburgh visitor. Edna Bush of Pittsburgh visited uncle Wm Donahue. Edgar Luther of Clyde called. Samuel Fisher and Mrs Jane Lewis stayed with Mrs Lewis in Bradenville. Jacob Steffey employed at Fort Humphrey camp. Mrs Cora Mann and children visited from Clymer. Charles A Robinson did business in Blairsville last week. Mrs George Montgomery moved into Shields Miller Property front street. Perry and wife married, now housekeeping Wilbert Mack cottage. Paul Saxton moved into Miss Alcorn front street. Ralph Brett moved into Walter Nixon property on Front street. John and Russell Lichtenfels visited sister Mrs Rummel in Kent. Wilbert Schrum of Clymer spent weekend here. Mrs Isaac Lichtenfeld visited Adda Felton home. Ray Felton sore hand from carbuncle. Everett Lewis of Derry spent Memorial Day with sister Mrs Charles Ayres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.’R. Davidson
Blairsville
Robert Nixon
John C. McDowell
Emma Jean
Johns
Fort George
Mead
Paul Johns
Pittsburgh
Edna Bush
Wm. R. Donahue
Edgar ‘Luther
Clyde
Samuel Fisher
Jane Lewis
Lewis
Bradenville
Jacob Steffey
Fort Humphrey
Cora ‘Mann
Frank
Mildred
Genevieve
Clymer
Robert Boyle
Charles A. Robinson
George ‘Montgomery
Shields Miller
Front Street
Perry Lichtenfels
Local Social News Highlights From Plumville Area
Plumville residents welcomed visitors including Mr and Mrs Owen King from Franklin and Mr and Mrs Harry Shaffer. Visitors from Smicksburg and Pittsburgh joined local friends for weekend gatherings. Rochester New York visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Douds toured the area while Ernest Smith of Harrisburg visited his parents. Alumni skating at Sunset Grove drew a large crowd. Blaine Millen and Clyde Moore toured St Petersburg, and Paul Ansley with Clyde Moore traveled to Cleveland. The junior-senior banquet and dance occurred at Camp Rest-a-While on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen King
Franklin
Harry Shaffer
Frank Stephenson
Smicksburg
Mary Hamill
Pittsburgh
Catherine Watts
H. H. Hamill
Charles Douds and Son
Rochester
N.Y
Ernest Smith
Harrisburg
M. Smith
Sunset Grove
Blaine Millen
St. Petersburg
Wm. Shaffer
Clyde Moore
Paul Ansley
Cleveland
Camp Rest
Local Notices From Indiana and Nearby Communities
Several residents traveled to Indiana and nearby areas for visits and events. John Rosenberger made a business trip to New York last week while Mr and Mrs Leonard Clark visited in Indiana. Ronald Johnston and Lukehart attended the Junior-Senior picnic at Indiana High School in Campbells Mills. Wm Lukehart smiles after news at home. A new eighth child arrived for the Lukehart family. McKinley Adamson and family visited Harry Wensel in Bundiy. Memorial services were held with members of both churches uniting. M B church members marched to the Presbyterian church for a talk by Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston and children spent Decoration Day at Hbensburg. Emery Warden and daughter Betty visited Indiana on Saturday. Town residents attend affets in Indiana today. DeHaven, based in Punxsutawney, was home over the weekend. Andy Lingenfelter elected as delegate for the unemployed for a Harrisburg conference. Ernest mines have been operating steadily. Fox and mother Walters spent Friday night with James Gibson. Zelma Byers, recently ill, is improving. Mrs Lackey attended Indiana graduation exercises on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rosenberger
New York
Leonard Clark
Indiana
Ronald Johnston
Lukehart
Campbells Mills
Wm. Lukehart
Stork
McKinley Adamson
Harry Wensel
Bundiy
Local Social Notes From Clyde Area
Clyde daily life includes funerals visits and moves. James Mack of Johnstown was mourned with attendees including Clyde residents G F Mack and I K Mack. Families and neighbors visited, hosted guests, and new moves occurred among local residents including the Hoffmans relocating to Johnstown and Risingers moving to a farm between Homer City and Indiana. A car accident near Indiana injured three women but they escaped serious harm.
Marion Center Social News Notes Many Visitors
A parade of locals visited relatives and friends across towns this Sabbath weekend. Prof W C Crawford of Apollo studied family ties with Horace and Mrs Kinter while Mary Simpkins visited Pittsburgh. W A Whittle of Indiana called on old friends. John Long Jr returned home from Pittsburgh hospital. Betty Stewart remains critically ill as her sisters Lehmer and Davis stayed over weekend. Grace Stuchell left for St Louis to visit relatives. Lea Barr of Akron is visiting. Quarterly conference at Creekside M I church was held with Pastor Moore in attendance. The column closes with a quip about a magic woman having the last word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Brown
Ligonier
Potata
Helen Sprang
Apollo
John Warner
Linus Simpson
Near
Oak Tree
George Hick
J. M. Stewart
Wm,Lehmer
J. S. Davis
David Rial
Wilkinsburg
Stimpson
Indiana
W. E. Hopking
Pittsburgh
Creekside
M. i
Rey
Fy Moore
Grace Stuchell
St.Louis
Lea Barr
Akron
Shetler
Failure proof banking structure urged by bankers
Francis H. Sisson, president of the American Bankers Association, calls for a failure-proof banking system with flawless government supervision and active public responsibility. He argues that banks must be immune to failure and free from dishonesty, requiring cooperation among bankers, officials, and citizens to build a robust, semi public financial framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Sisson
American Bankers Association
United States
Mr. Sisson
Roosevelt
Pao Pla
Thea
Washington
Improved Pasture Pays for New Hampshire Farmer
A New Hampshire farmer, with county agent help, pastured 6 acres after applying 600 pounds of complete fertilizer at $75. In six weeks the herd produced 7,000 pounds more milk than the previous year, with one fewer cow and 800 pounds less grain. At current milk prices, he earned $189 from extra milk and saved $16 on grain, netting $120 more income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
United States Department of Agriculture
U. Bb
Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orpha Streame Koenig
Colorado
Annie Moot
Jess Koenig
Annie Henderson
L. W. Powell
Marion Colbert
Punxsutawney
Esther Homan
Ed. Shoemaker ‘and Son
New Bethlehem
Ray Simpson
Near Oak Tree
A. L. Pierce
D. A. Dorn
C. M. Wingert
Punxsutawney High School
Anna Dorn
Henry Wingert
Roy Hick
New Kensington
George Kitchey
Cost’s Barber Shop
Main St
South Ninth St
Bear A. & P. Btore
Western
Penna
C. B. Kull
Turtle Creek
Gertrude Barnes
Trude Parker
Clearfield
Wm. Hoover
Joe Prugh
C. W. Sebring
Victor Frank
Barnesboro
al Miller
Spangler
James Seger
Rossiter
Dortha Crone
Stafford
Blaine Ross
Rose
Daisy
Edgewood
C. O. Anderson
Martin Baker
Homer City
Clark
Johnstown
Guilford Cameron
Gon
Alice
Martha Cameron
Martha
Helen Barnes
Altoona
Plumville
P. L. Rehn
Sally Keitles
R. A. Lichtenfels
Robinson
Ward A. Mack
I. K. Mack
Francis Hoffman
Glenn Mack
Anmna Kathryn
Donald
Glenn
M. M. Lather
Kenneth Neeley
Howard Risinger
al Ragar
Greensburg
C. B. Mack
Dorothy Lichtenfels
G. F. Lichtenfels
W. B. Kettles
J. O. Luther
Milo Luther
J. S. Wagner
Doyle Luther
Peggy
Adna Rae Warner
Marion Center
Farmers Bank
Indiana County
Farmers Bank & Trust Co
Indiana, PA
Silas C. Streams
R.W. Wearle
Hetrick & Wilson
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