Cherry Tree Social Roundup in Clearfield and Nearby
Local residents share visits and gatherings across Clearfield Hastings Jersey Shore and Punxsutawney with numerous calls to Indiana Johnstown Kane Clymer and Cresson. Notable names include Mrs Guy Hunter Miss Carolyn Winslow Miss Marion Minneron and Mr. J P Fitzpatrick with others hosting and attending Friday and weekend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Guy Hunter
Guy Stahley
Clearfield
Carolyn Winslow
Bridge
Marion Minneron
Jersey Shore
J. P. Fitzpatrick
P. QO. Holt
Uastings
Punxsutawney
Eugene Pounds
Indiana
J. Marks
C. A. Grumbling
Martha
Johnstown
M.be
Wade Patrick
R. Brilhart
Cresson
H. BR. Johnson
John Smith
W. Young
Local Social Visits Across Dills Town Area
John Dick called on Jackson Degak and Albert Parsley with sister Rachel on Saturday evening. Mrs Jefferson McCormick and family and Rachel Parsley visited Miss Grace Peddicord on Sunday. Dorothy Foster spent Sunday with home folks. George Kuhns of Blairsville with relatives nearby. Russel Biffle and daughter Twila of Vandergrift visited Mr and Mrs Robert Shearer. Thomas Stiles spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Nelson Young and family. Harnest Foster and daughter Dorothy were shopping in Johnstown recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dick
Jackson Degakin
Albert Parsley
Rachel
Grace Peddicord
Jefferson McCormick
Rachel Parsley
Annie McCreery
Dorothy Foster
George Kuhns
Blairsville
Russel Biffle
Twila
Vandercrift
Robert Shearer
Thomas Stiles
Nelson Young
Famil
Age of Mankind and the enduring allure of collectors
A discussion on collectors across eras noting how hobbies reveal true selves beyond professions. Examples include Lord Kitebeher with Chinese porcelain, Morgan on mosque lamps, Monaco's prince funding deep sea science, Horace Walpole’s Strawberry Hill, and Petrarch, Dumitus fullus, Petronius, and Lorenzo de Medici shaping knowledge and treasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft.la
Lord Kitebeher
J. Pierpont Morgan
Prince of
Monaco
Monte Carlo
Horace Walde
Petrarch
Dumitus Fullus
Petronius
Nero
Lorenzo de Medici
Cosimo
Laurentian
Florence
Resourcefulness and theft schemes at Philadelphia convention
Marcel Knecht and colleagues discuss resourcefulness in business and crime. A dialogue recounts Tom Jones proposing burglary over fire as a faster way to trigger insurance payments, with Brown questioning the plan as excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel Knecht
Trench
Philadelphia
Advertising Clubs of the World
Tom Jones
John Brown
Jack Brown
Jones
Bandit Bees Reforms Shocking Says Mrs Hamilton
Mrs Hamilton, described as a bee woman, tells Capper's Weekly bees lack hospitals and jails as illness is punished by execution. She notes guard bees and hive entrances, the fate of bandit bees, storage houses, nurseries, and a deadly policy toward invaders. Honey is described as an acid that seems sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hamilton
Capper
Longines Exhibit Highlights Record Timekeeping Accuracy
At the Sesqui centennial International exposition in Philadelphia, the Longines display by A. Wittnauer of Switzerland reveals remarkable accuracy in timekeeping. A desk watch earned official honors from Teddington England Neuchatel and Geneva observatories, with a six week observation error under four one hundredths of a second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace of Foreign
Philadelphia
A. Wittnauer
Switzerland
Teddington Observatory
England
Neuchatel Observatory
Geneva Observatory
Many Sleep in Subways and Voltas Centenary
The piece notes that nearly 1,000 hotels exist in New York with beds from 1.50 to 20 dollars daily and mentions sleeping in subways or discarded cars for nickel or nothing. It also marks Volta's centenary and a proposal for an international exhibition in Como between May and October 1927 with wireless to be represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Capper
Volta
Como
Italy
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Dilltown
Harnest Foster
Dorothy
Thompson
Out
The
Bon Ton
Women's Knit Union Suits
Sills
Wen
Derryvale
Madeira
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