Fellows Too Formal Sees Ideal Condition of Familiarity
A drummer laments formal etiquette and loneliness in a city without casual talk. He argues people should know neighbors by first name and socialize on the streetcar, sharing conversations with strangers to reduce isolation. A passing woman suggests marriage, but the drummer notes his on road life makes that impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Jinks
Country
Los Angeles
Market Street
Frisco
Broathway
Pike's Peak
Denver
Bond Street Sign Reflects War Time Sentiment
A historic note recalls a Bond Street shop that posted a ban on entry by anyone of German birth, naturalized or not, as a visible sign of patriotism. The author questions enforcement and suggests officials could learn from such shop experience during wartime sentiment shifts.
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Great Britain
Bond Street
Two Tuskegee graduates in a municipal case disputing law
The Chicago News recounts a municipal court case where two Tuskegee graduates argued for opposite sides. The plaintiff’s attorney presented a densely cited book and exclaimed the case looked in point. The opposing counsel demanded to see the book, and the reply urged him to look up his own law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee
Defenddant
Ella Honor
Chicago News
Timber shift forces Maine to import timber from Oregon
The Christian Science Monitor notes Maine shipyards now source timber from Oregon, once timber sufficed locally. The piece urges Maine to conserve its Aroostook timber for future needs, warning that relying on outside timber could foreshadow broader shortages, including potatoes.
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Maine
Oregon
Newcastle
Aroostook
Christian Science Monitor
Blacklick Town News Detailing Local Visits and Services
Local notes report residents and visitors across Blacklick town. Sick Wayid srils moved to County Home. Charlie Welle resumed railroad duties after three months away. many neighbors travel to Monongahela Pittsburgh Dubois Blairsville and Indiana for family and work. Union services planned for Thanksgiving at the Methodist church. war work drives underway. many relatives and friends socialize in Blairsville Johnstown Pittsburgh and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayid Srils
Simi Elpless
Charlie Welle
TR. 1
Patsy Bovin
Monopahei City
Robert Johnston
Pittsburgh
Daisy Warnshuis
Port Royal
Jeahella Duncan
Near Town
C. V. Wells
Irs
John Caulfield
Indiana
Wriday
Dile Cunningham
Atemagh
J. A. Shrom
Shirley Eveleth
Winksville Transfer
D. W. Alderton
D. R. Donahey
Twidward
D. A. Palmers Groovery
George Page
Mineral Point
William [Uston
A. R. Grove
H. KK
Witmer
Joseph Campbell
B. Donelson
Biairaville
United War Work Campaign
Johnstown
Jacob Gerhard
Dixon Farm
Mildred Geary
Blairsville
Ton Uighes
Punxsutawney
W. G. Seeman
Harry Rager
East Liberty
Letitia Duncan
Pittsburg
Hillsdale Residents On Enforced Vacation From Influenza Ban
Reverend James Uber and wife from Wilmerding paused homeward from Curwenaville where their church lay closed due to an influenza ban. Mrs. John Wright and daughters Bessie and Nellie of near Wilgus visited Mrs. Oliver Rowley. Lavina Clark returned home after visiting son Edward in Johnstown. Guy and Berton Uber took a business trip to Indiana. John Rankin of Pittsburgh was in town on business for a couple of days. Private Wdgaur Gromley of Mast Run, stationed at Camp Up ton, N Y, called on friends here.
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Dudley Urilhart
Trafford
Chester Irwin
Irwin
Reinoht
Miss Long
Culver
Hope Ogden
Mra
Meg
J. CG. Mahaffey
Ebensburg
Mahaffey Leromes
Mra. Loose
Ogden
L. Irwin
T. W. Duffield
Louisa
Winifred Stiffler
Deacon Lockard
Marion Senter
W. W. Wissinger
Indiana
James Uber
Wilmerding
Curwenaville
John Wright
Bessie
Nellie
Near Wilgus
Oliver Rowley
Lavina Clark
Edward
Johnstown
Guy
Berton Uber
John ‘Rankin
Pittsburgh
Wdgaur Gromley
Mast | Run
Camp Upton
N. Y
Hero
Local social notes from a small town crowd
Thursday activities include visits among Gromley Barnes Langham and Lemmon families. Mary Hamilton from Washington D C returns for vacation while Pearl Raftner heads back to Trade City to resume school. Alexander Hamilton recovers from wagon accident as residents visit Rev Slaw and J J Slaw home. John W Smith ill for weeks. Roy Simpson and two children visit Wilse Farebridge parents.
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Mary Slamilton
Washington, D. Co
Pearl Raftner
Cly
Yarnah Lemmon
Margaret Nichol
Mumville
Mrnday
Alexander Phumilton
Bettieru
Sherman
G.R. Kinnan
W. W. Hopkins
J. J. Slaw
Delmar
John Nichol
John WW. Smith
R Roiple
Roy Simpson
Wilse Ffarebridge
Local Notes From Pine Flats and Nearby
Miss Helen Martin from Indiana visits relatives in Pine Flats as Minnie Stepheng and daughters Mary and Sara spend Sunday with J. D. Joiner at Martine Lawn. Rev Duniiire from Bhursville moves into Baptist parsonage. A ST Williams returns from weeks with parents in Clearfield. Edna Stevens from Indiana visits then My and Mrs Johny Boucher of Spangler visit R S Loekard on Sunday.
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Helen Martin
Indiana
Minnie Stepheng
Mary
Sara
J. D. Joiner
Martine Lawn
Duniiire
Bhursville
Baptist Parsonage
A. ST. Williams
Clearfield
Edna Stevens
Indingia
Johny Boucher
Spangler
R. S. Loekard
West Wheatfield Resident Shows New Tool For Recovery
West Wheatfield resident Onier Shoup is adopting the name Cevergs Cline as he recovers from influenza. Mary Neely and Coldie Boring spent Sunday with CG. W. Palmer, seen in a brief local update.
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West Wheatfield
Onier Shoup
Cevergs Cline
Mary Neely
Coldie Boring
CG. W. Palmer
Local Family Visits Over Weekend Amid Small Gatherings
Mrs Rose Cochran and daughter Hyndy visited at George Shoup and Clyda Palmer's home on Sunday with Mr and Mrs M J Boring and Russell Padme family. Charlie Shoup is on the stele Tist. Mary Neely and aunt Mrs Pob from Clyde spent late week together. Fred Kehtenich and wife of Johnstown visited his parents J lichtentels and wife.
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Mirer Randa
Sarah Graff
Bellefonte
da Palmer
Johnstown
Wahan
Mes
Atla Wilson
Miwoodk City
Uaxelle
Jillian Graff
Indiana
Rose Cochran
Slient Hyndy
M. J. Boring
Russell Padme Wif
George
George Shoup
Clyda Palmer
Charlie Shoup
Mary Neely
Pob
Ttehn
Clyde
Fred Kehtenich
J. ¥. Lichtentels
Local Social Notes Mixed With Visits and Visits
Smyrna residents Mr and Mrs Samuel Hrwlett visit relatives in the area Mrs 11 CG Neal and family. John fart and family stayed with W J Henry Edna Cuttingham improves. Everett Wright family visit CG Neal's near here Miss Toby Nenty and Catherine Tull at W J Henrys. Mary Learn returns to Aultman school after influenza absence. CG Neal and Ruby go to Conemaugh. Indiana visitors Jay Clawson James Stewart Milton Neal. Garison Leroy visit Indiana. Merle Little Raymond Jerry Little visit Phalimville. Loren Hickok the Gipsy Me and Alva visit. Wallace Beck welcome a daughter. Albert Raleigh called from Indiana. Viola Bennet and Indiana visit. Logan Lowman visits Smith family. George Beck relocates to Reynoldsville. Frank James employed here with brother Dave. Prayer meeting held at the James home.
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Samuel Hrwlett
Smyrna
Neal
John Fart
W. J. Henry
Edna Cuittingham
Tates
Everett Wright
Conemaugh
Toby Nenty
Catherine
Tull
W. J. Henry's
Mary
Aultman
Ruby
Gonemaugh
Jay Clawson
James Stewart
Milton Neal
Indiana
Garison
Albert Raleigh
Viola Bennet
Logan Lowman
D. H. Smith
George Beck
Reynoldsville
Frank James
Dave
David James
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