Community Notices And Visits From Local Families
Mrs Sophia Simpson funeral attended by Marchand Hicks and Winebere couples at Gilga church. Travel and visits mention tours to Indiana for a daughter’s tonsil removal, hunting trips, license trips, and various relatives stopping by or staying through the week. LocalMine workers injured, officials visiting, and a Halloween party noted along with a rural road supervisors meeting and a late night humor exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hicks
R. B. Winebere
Sophia Simpson
Gilga
Sam Dorn
Galen
Indiana
Alta
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rachel Moot
Hallowe'en
Punxsutawn
Mr. Kelley
Bradford
L. B. Moot
Greensburg
Ray
Mary Zenet
Henry Wingert
C. W. Brown
Mr. Marks
Altoona
A. L. Pierce
Linus Simpson
Oak Tree Station
J. R. Wetzel
Marion Center Friends
Road Supervisors of
North Mahoning
Covode
Lone Horsewoman of the Pines Leads to Romance
In a Pine Tree region Gleason on horse sees a lone rider hiding from motor chasers. The two ride, share tales of a cave used by deserters and bootleggers, and reveal identities Nancy Lee and her father owns the Bugle. They marry six months later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Season Drew
Pine Tree
Mag
Bine
Gleison
Clark
Baldwin
Gleason
Lsetsy
Betsy
Celly
Nancy Lee
Glen
Drew
Nancy
Mr. Lee
Rialto Bridge Linking Rialto to St Mark’s Island
The Rialto Bridge in Venice is described as the city's largest and finest spanning the Grand Canal. It connects Rialto with the isle of St Mark and dates back to 1588.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto
Venice
Island of
Isle of St. Mark
Grand Canal
Weather Man Villain On Kansas Summer Heat Tale
A humorous Kansas chronicle notes extreme heat across the nation with anecdotes of fire from sun rays on shoes and stoves, berries, and mirrors, plus cars driven backwards due to overheated differentials. Birds feast on insects cooled by radiator heat as motorists shield them from the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
United States
Kansas
Jules Trowbridge
Gove County
Gerrit Snyder
Gove City
Trowbridge
Kangas
W. A. Smith
Snokomo
Kansas Prairies
World Needs New Drink Declared By Viscount d Abernon
London report says Viscount d Abernon, wartime liquor board chair, urged a licensing commission that a new nonalcoholic beverage is needed. He argued alcohol harms, seeks a pleasant substitute with strong palate appeal and lasting effects, promising a vast fortune for the inventor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Viscount d'Abernon
Liquor Traffic Control Board
Licensing Commission
Viscount d’Abernon
d’Abernon
Thirsty Chauffeur Wins Beer Money in Hungary
Budapest-Ladislaw Alnassy, driving his employer's car, caused his boss's death in an accident. He sued the employer's heirs claiming thirst and required beer daily. The court ruled against the claim and awarded him a pension of $444.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Budapest
Ladislaw Alnassy
Big Late Boss
Iit
Spring Uncovered in St. Louis Levee Area
Record low Mississippi river water due to dry weather reveals an uncovered section of the old levee in St. Louis. A spring wells up through the stone paving, providing a bubbling water source used by levee hands for drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Middle West
The Free Hand of Progress versus Regulation
An argument for free enterprise in utilities, noting railroads with 25 percent higher efficiency than 1922 earning only 3.6 percent in early 1930, and U S power growth under private initiative. Cites per capita 813 kWh in the U S vs 450–330 in European nations, cost of household electricity 264 percent below 1914, and praises group management and holding company reforms while urging minimal regulation to sustain progress and employment. 61 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Government ownership shifts selfish motives to buyers
The quote argues that when government runs services, purchasers and beneficiaries push for improved service, but selfishness persists, moving from sellers to buyers. It contends that government control can erode businesslike enterprise and initiative, reducing incentives for better service.
Weekend Visits and Local News From Covode Area
Covode notes show families visiting relatives across the region including the Scotts Shields and Framptons. Social news lists quilting gathering of the Ladies Aid Society and a birth in Niles Ohio with Shields Cornfield named as the newborn. Local chatter mentions hunting trips and kinship ties amid community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Sutter
Wilhelm
Austin White
George Shields
John Millican
Wilda Chealey
Elmer Peffer
Jonnie Wachob
James Hamilton
Lewis Shields
S. M. Shields
Wm. Cornfield
Niles
Ohio
Cornfield
Elizabeth Shields
Covode
Shields Cornfield
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Marchand
Warren
Bill
Irene Rich
Sue Carol
Web
Bebe Daniels
Douglass
J. D. Flude Co
Indiana, PA
By Jane Osborn
Foopeetaefer Foet
Weather Man
Associated Gas and Electric System
Broadway
Enterprise
Calvin Coolidge
Theodore Frampton
Charles Scott
Charlie Scott
George Warner
Ruth
Scott Shields
W. A. Baughman
Punxsutawney
Jack Heffner
Wil Mam
Brookville
Clark Peffer
Elmer
Harry Lewis
Bill Lewis
North Brad
TR Dor,R’s
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