Mystery man Mickle dances with Sylvia at seaside party
Sylvia is entranced by Micky Mickles a polished mystery man. Marion reveals his identity as THE Micky Mickles All American halfback and campus kingpin, while Sylvia recalls him as a working Maine resort local. The confrontation ends with Sylvia denying a deep crush and acknowledging the ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Mickle
Mickie
Micky
Marian Maxson
Aphrodite
Digger
Outlook House
Outlook Village
Marion Maxson
Marion
Mr. Mickle
de ‘Stigeur
Micky Mickles
Miss Innocence
de Stiguer
Maine
Monk Saladin’s Humble Road to a Humble Jackanapes
Elmer Stone recalls Monk Saladin, a proud hunter who could charm women with a smile. When the crew staged a ruse to curb his vanity, Sheriff Jake jailed him as a pretend road agent. Monk learned humility in a stifling jail, then returned to work, unaware of the setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Stone
Monk Saladine
Monk
Fred Barrows
Fred
Feller
Bartlett
Jake Custer
Red Dog
Jake
Calaboose
O. K
Word origins of news from compass letters
A Pearson's Weekly note explains that news derives from the four quarters of the globe. It recalls that historically periodicals began with the initials N S W E at the top to indicate sources from all directions. The piece emphasizes global sourcing of information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Pearson
Anniversary Dilemma Ends With One Special Table
Rosa land Pringle plans a new table for their anniversary but misremembers the request. Thomas hunts antique shops for a unique piece, buys it, and surprises her. The twist reveals she had sold the old table the day before, earning her two dollars from a junk man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosaland Pringle
Thomas
Thomas Pringle
Rosaland
Rogaland
Tommie
Plum Creek social notes from nearby towns
Clarence Beerer stayed with Clarence Frailey near Parkwood on Wednesday. Ralph Ramer and Orville visited Indiana on Thursday. Frank Bleakney and family from Monroe Michigan visited W. C. Bleakney’s home. Mrs. Robert Houser visited Loyd Ree ter. C M Clark and daughter Catherine of Sewickley visited Dan Clark. Charley Frailey spent weekend with Law J. N. Blose. Willard Kimmel unloaded a car of feed at Eastern States base Monday. Loyd Reefer and son Billy shopped at Kittanning. Harry Houser visited Homer Young at Stony Point. Marlin Crownover and kids visited John Ketler near Whitesburg. Wm. Bierer did mason work for Ralph Ramer. Arthur Altman and children from Elderton visited Howard Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Creek
Clarence Beerer
Mra
Lawrence Frailey
Parkwood
Ralph Ramer
Orville
Indiana
Robert Houser
Mra. Loyd Reeter
C. M. Clark
Catherine
Sewickley
Dan Clark
Loyd Reefer
Billy
Kittanning
Harry Houser
Homer Young
Stony ‘Point
Marlin Crownover
Whitesburg
John Ketler
Wm. Bierer
Arthur Altman
Elderton
Howard Scott
Community notes from West Lebanon events and visits
West Lebanon residents recount a busy week with a Sunday school covered dish at Mrs. Patterson, out of town guests Mrs. Nancy Devers from South Bend and Rev J R E Craighead from Saltsbury, and Halloween gatherings at Eldena Ridge and other local homes. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Walter Smith and families, with several local families hosting and visiting relatives in Brookville Glen Campbell Homer City and South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lebanon
John Hart
R. N.patterson
Nancy Devers
South Bend
J. R. E. Craighead
Saltsbury
Walter Smith
Eldera Ridge
James Patterson
Brookville
Charlotte
Peggy
Smith
Glen Campbell
J.M. Risinger
Lulu Collins
Angelo DePriest
Homer City
Bertolino
A. CG
Silvia
Isaac Prick
Creekside
C. M. Millen
W. A. Coleman
Visitors and calls in Punxsutawney and surrounding areas
A roundup notes several local residents and visitors from Punxsutawney Marion Center and Youngstown. It records social calls at the Wells home by D C Wells family and visits by Clark Good, Merlen S Marshall, and others plus a Hallowe en social at Georgeville school house and firearm safety guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Warden
Youngstown
Clark G. Good
Indiana
Georgeville
Paul Parks
Mary Louise
Catharine Ann
Roger
D. C. Wells
Cookie Recipe Combined with Substitutions
A butter based dough is prepared by sifting flour with baking soda baking powder and salt then mixing into the butter. Coconut and rice flakes are folded in shaping about walnut sized balls baked ten minutes at 375 F yields about six hundred forty four dozen cookies.
Sunday Visit Highlights From Shady Plain And Apollo
Local notices recount Sunday callers and weekend visits among residents of Shady Plain North Apollo and Vandergrift with names like Stepp Silvis Johns and Christy. The report notes a marriage witnessed by Anna C Smith and a fracture injury to Orald Rupert along with a gun safety reminder urging careful handling of firearms and adherence to owner permission.
Safe handling note for hunting groups during lunch breaks
A safety advisory instructs hunters gathered for lunch to open their gun action, lay the firearm down carefully, and ensure the muzzle is free of snow or dirt when picked up again to prevent accidents.
You Tell One From Pleistocene Wolfhound Factoid
The passage speculates that ancient dogs reached twelve feet in length based on fossils, contrasting with modern dogs like the Trish wolfhound which measure six to seven feet. The tone mirrors a curious, humorous aside on prehistoric animals.
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Frank Bleakney
Monroe, Mich
W. C. Bleakney
Charley Frailey
J. N. Blose
Altoona
Willard Kimmel
States
the Progress
Pittsburgh Poat- Gazette
R. D
Frances Peck
Home Institute
Girty
Daniel Wray
Elva
Lois
Heen
Shady Plain
Robert Dunmire
Ivan
North Apollo
W. A. Stepp
Harold
D.L. Rupert
F. W. Stepp
A. C. Silvis
Thelma Clark
Mildred
Albert Walker
Harold Crawford
Apollo
J.T. Jamison
J. H. Lingenfelter
Creekaide
Our Town
Edwin Roseneteel Land
Shirley
Justeen
Christy
Cornelia Christy
Vandergrift
Jean Stepp
J. H. Christy
Valnie Johns
Charles Hoffman
Willow Lodge
H. J. Johna
Paul Schrecengost
Dewayne, Kingensmith
Philadelphia
J. C. Schrecenggost
A. HE. Klingensmith
F. A. Coleman
J. T. Jamison
Anna C. Smith
A. M. Jamison
Harry B. Rearke
F. W
J. C. Scehrecengost
G. R. Shutt
Rupert
R.F.D
The
Progress
Pathfinder
Country
Poultry Tribune
McCall’s Magazine
Indiana County
Philadelphia St. Indiana
Ian
Phila
4Th St
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