The Way Towards Sound Recovery by Raymond Pitcairn
National Chairman of Sentinels of the Republic argues recovery rests on government encouraging production and cutting waste rather than heavy regulation. He says unemployment can be boosted by supporting job creation and reducing taxes, urging the American method to rebuild the United States as a strong, free nation. Next, a humorous exchange highlights domestic dialogue about love and manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
America
Nenther
Fores
Uniteds States
Funeral for Paul Strassler Held in Altoona
Maple Grove report notes Jennie Coy Carl Gance Forrest and Mary Coy attending the funeral of Paul Strassler in Altoona on Thursday evening. Other items include Halloween party at Jennie Frank’s with 24 attendees, masked games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Jennie Coy
Carl Gance
Forrest
Mary Coy
Paul Strassler
Altoona
Howard Willard
Indiana
Jennie Frank
Kenneth Morgan
G. R. Waltemire
Forrest Coy
Chalmers Decker
Isaac Sleppy
W. H. Sleppy
Penn Run
Dwight Henry
W. P. Wagner
Bethel
David Ober
Strongstown
Frank Jamison
Dallas Holby
Harry
D. BE. Detwiler
W. P
Minnie Wagner
D. E. Detwiler
D.B. Waltemire
H. D. Adams
Paul
N. Adams
Johnstown
H. B. Willard
Sleppy
Local social notes from Strongstown and nearby towns
Strongstown residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Pittsburgh Johnstown Nanty Glo Burnside and Cresson. Mrs Elizabeth Troxell and guests from Johnstown stayed with Eliza beth Troxell. others include Mr and Mrs Boyd Boring James Price family and Dallas Holby relocation to Nole. Vivian Rankin visited from Nanty Glo and Harry Dearmy traveled from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Duncan
Pittsburgh
Boyd Boring
James Price
Buffington Township
Hugh Boring
Tom Hoffman
Near Wintondale
Elizabeth Troxell
Richard Troxell
Janice Lee
Johnstown
Alfred Detwiler
Weekend Socials Tie Pittsburghers to Local Town
LOOP residents Wilda Skinner and Betty McBlain of Pittsburgh spent a weekend at their summer home here. Elmer Elkin and son Blaine from near here visited Wilkinsburg on Sunday. Isobel Barrett from Indiana State Teachers College enjoyed time with home folks. C. H. Barrett attended church at Trade City and visited Clayton Elkin nearby. James Gahagan and family from Pittsburgh visited sister Mrs. H. T. Neal. John Barrett, who stayed here, headed to Washington to winter with daughter Mrs. R. Gahagan. Martha Crawford spent weekend with Punxutawney parents. Dwight Gahagen of Brandy Camp visited his mother. Mrs. S. F. Plyler and Ruby of Summerville visited Mary Barnett. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Shine of Randolph, N Y, stayed with Richard Harbart. Duff Bikin and family spent Sunday with Plumville relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loop Wilda Skinner
Betty McBlain
Pittsburgh
Elmer Elkin
Blaine
Near Here
Wilkinsburg
Isobel Barrett
Indiana State Teachers College
C. H. Barrett
Trade City
Clayton Elkin
James Gahagan
H. T. Neal
John Barrett
Washington
R. , Gahagan
Martha Crawford
Punxautawney
Dwight Gahagen
Brandy Camp
S. F. Plyler
Ruby
Summerville
Mary Barnett
Elders Ridge Church Schedule and Bazaar Event
Elders Ridge Sunday school at 1 o clock and church at 11:00 with C B at 7:30. A bazaar and chicken and biscuit supper will be held in Elders Ridge Presbyterian church Thursday evening. Biologists of the Bureau of Biological Survey with the Museum of Northern Arizona have identified hairs from clothing worn by southwestern inhabitants over 15 centuries ago as rabbit.
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C. B
Elders Ridge Presbyterian Church
Navy
Dwight Manners
Indiana
Wilae Howard
Bureau of Biological Survey
Museum of
Northern Arizona
Flagstaff
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gesette readers
A brief notice notes a price of six dollars and fifty cents for readers of The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gesette. The item lists BD as the recipient or buyer and references a sale or subscription offer in a historic newspaper context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Progress
Pittsburgh Post- Gesette
B.D
Marian's New Job Tangles In Love And Family Feud
Marian Markham, a stenographer, secures a post at Holliday & Whipple to uncover her father Silas Markham’s ruin. She soon deserts hostility toward head Robert Holliday, as attraction grows. Both sense a forbidden romance with deep family conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Markham
Stenog Yi
Holliday & Whipple
Robert Holliday
Marian
Peleg Holliday
Holliday & Markham
Holliday
Robert
The Stenographer Becomes a Bride in Courted Office Tale
Marian reveals her identity to Robert and explains her motive for joining Holliday and Markham. He admits past rivalries and proposes a new partnership beyond secrecy. Their feud dissolves as he asks Marian to marry him, sealing a union over shared candor and business ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Robert
Holliday & Markham
Peleg Holliday
Gibson Girl Vogue Sets 1890s Style Standard
Collier's Weekly notes the Gibson Girl by Charles Dana Gibson defined fashion in dress hair and demeanor from 1890 to 1914. Her image appeared on songs, china, pillows, wallpaper and numerous articles, shaping a era of feminine ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dana Gibson
Collier's Weekly
Community Notes From Uniontown and Nearby Areas
Uniontown Ford Berringer, pine flats town caller, hosted weekend visitors including Norman Stahl family and Patty Ann from Clymer. Johnstown shoppers Allan Pounds family and Clyde Berringer members attended a farewell for T. H. Boucher in Punxatawney. Agnes Harkins of Cherry Tree visited Bert Rummel. Ruth Berringer moved to Buffalo for work. The Woman's Missionary Society and Young Peoples Missionary Circle to meet at Clyde Berringer’s Friday November 12. program by Mrs. B N Berringer on The Last of the Prophets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Ford Berringer
Pine Flats
Norman Stahl
Patty Ann
Clymer
Clyde Berringer
Allan Pounds
Cathleen
Helen
Johnstown
Berringer
T. H. Boucher
Punxatitawney
Boucher
Florida
Coble
Louise
Wayne Coble
Don
Ray Wilson
Norman Stiffler
Norma
Stfflertown
Community Visits and Family Announcements in Local News
Local residents report visits and family events. Mr and Mrs Juert Homen and son Albert spent the week with Floyd Reed in Barnesboro. A 94 percent pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Theodore Vanleer in Adrian hospital. Various relatives and friends from Clairton Cleveland Punxsutawney Edgewood and other towns are noted for weekend visits and gatherings with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juert Homen
Albert
Floyd Reed
Barnesboro
Theodore Vanleer
Adrian Hospital
Dave Freyer
Clairton
Verona Freyer
Rhoda Sutter
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Rosa Shaffer
Harry Lyons
Punxsutawney
Elmer Peffer
Alwyn McGinnis
Cleveland, O
Ed. Robina
Fairview
C. E. Hugas
Mra. Blair, Shank
Edgewood
Ind
Mollie Hicks
Wilbur Robbins
Pittsburgh
Blair
Gaul
Harl Beck
M. M. Graffing
Clara Thompson
Dayton
Wm. Moore
Ralph Cochran
Punxeytawney
Johnstown
Wm. Cormire
Homer Kerr
North Point
John McCormick
Norma
Max Neal
J. A. Whitacre
Niles
Ohio
Safe gun handling and a baby dentist in Illinois
A hunter's safety guidance urges opening the action when crossing obstacles and keeping the muzzle pointed away when laying a gun down. A ten minute old Illinois baby named Raymond Mock is noted as the world's youngest dental patient after a tooth extraction performed without anesthesia amid loud baby cries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Mock
Moline
Ilinois
Howla
Many Lewistown Residents Visit Local Relatives
Mr and Mrs Wm Fleisher and Connie of Lewistown spent the weekend with Mrs Gertrude Barnes. Others visiting included Mr and Mrs Harlan Bee in Indiana and Mr and Mrs Frank Brehm of Car isle. Calls were made by Mrs Murray Boyce East Ridge and Mr and Mrs Arthur McCloskey returning from St Louis. Jean Kopp visited with Ansley Kopp in DuBois. Howard Hill visited Clear field as did Mr and Mrs Kenneth Beck from Barnesboro. A chicken and noodle supper at Hast Ridge drew many locals. Dr and Mrs J E B Peterman were Sandana callers. Woods and Ernest Johnson of Youngstown Ohio visited. Harvey White in Juneau was visited by Mr and Mrs H it Bee. Mrs Fanny Drenner of Garrett spent time with Mrs CG W Sebring. Mr and Mrs John Murray and Ida of Glen Campbell visited Mrs Gertrude Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McCloskey
St. Louis
Jean Kopp
Ansley Kopp
DuBois
Norman Ruby
Aon
Ernest
Youngstown
Leslie Johnson
Carrie Sutton
Cleveland
Howard Hill
Clearfield
Kenneth Beck
Barnesboro
J. N. Beck
Juanita Sebring
Torrance
Clair Sebring
Hast Ridge
J. EB. Peterman
Woods
Ernest Johnson
Ohio
EB. Johnson
Bee
Harvey White
Juneau
Fanny Drenner
Familly
Garrett
CG. W. Sebring
John Murray
Ida
Miss Ida
Glen Campbell
Gertrude Barnes
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Bettina
Percival
Arma
Long & Rim Insurance Agency Agents
210 Savings and Trust Building
General Insurance
Green Vase Floral Shop
Philadelphia St
Exide Battery Service
Penn Motor Service
Nompere Avenue
H. D. Fair
College Avenue
Dillinger
Elders Ridge
Scott
Silas Markham
ReBeat
Markham
Covode
Ripley
Briggs & Stratton
Dels P
Westinghouse
Buchheit Bros
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Wm. Fleisher
Connie
Lewistown
Frank Brehm
Carisle
Murray Boyce
East Ridge
Geo. D. Leydic
Wayne Avenue
Zenith
Fonir
Taane Pia
J. Hartnett
Phila, St
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