Come Hither and the Country Club Reckoning
Chloe Van Morton battles vanity after a quarrel with Max Hayford at the Shore Haven country club. She crafts a plan to prove she is no snob, only to realize Max cannot forget the quarrel. In a night of dance and tension, she admits she loves him and vows to change, then they reconcile.
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Chloe
Mam
Chloo
Tix Burgess
Max Hayford
Felix
Max Mayford
Max
Vellx
Shore Haven
Neven
Sue Merryfield
Samt
Sue Merry“Beld
Sue
Sandy Chloe
Fiello
Bree
Manx
Chloe van Morton
Darling
Old Philadelphia print shops print dreams of unknown authors
In Philadelphia many small print shops still publish works by hopeful amateurs who pay their own way. The scene recalls Benjamin Franklin and Poe in their day, with shelves of unpublished poetry and pamphlets from hermits and dramatists, while many books remain unreviewed and unseen.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Benjamin Franklin
Walt Whitman
Camden
Philadelphia
Prancesca di Timini
Boston
New England
Alty
Wke
Description of the common loon and its nesting range
The common loon is described with a velvety black head and neck and a white throat. It paddles majestically with a bill roughly 3.8 inches long and searches for fish. The passage notes nesting north to the Arotleadie.
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Arotleadie
Father by Proxy CASEY Delivers A Baby In Ninth Ward
A late night chase ends with Officer Casey rescuing a woman in labor and delivering a newborn boy in a hospital. Casey confronts a prowler from Ginsburg's grocery, learns the baby’s birth, and reflects on naming the child Hing. The incident showcases a cop’s quick action and fatherly instincts.
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Casey
Ginsburg
Ninth Ward
Michael
Grimm Street Post
Jim Casey
Doc
Grimm Street
Ninth
Vickly
General Hospital
Again the People Speak by Raymond Pitcairn
National Chairman of Sentinels of the Republic argues Pennsylvania voters rejected state constitutional changes as a message against remoulding the Federal Constitution. He says the public supports preserving essential elements of the American system and warns against untested theories.
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Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
Pennsylvania
America
Gordon Literary Society Marks 89th Anniversary Program
The Gordon Literary Society celebrates its 89th anniversary with a program at Gordon schoolhouse Blacklick township Friday evening November 15. Performers include Warren Dunlap Teddy Williams Higene Altman Homer Clawson Della Dunlap Luella Smith Marjory Shields Goldie Saltsgiver Robert Henderson Clyde Graham Mary Stuchell Harl Strong Martha Dunlap Ernest Smith Leroy Alexander and Edith Curatti. A pie social will follow. ladies are asked to bring pies.
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Gordon Literary Society
Gordon
Blacklick Township
Warren Dunlap
Teddy Williams
Higene Altman
Homer Clawson
Della Dunlap
Luella Smith
Marjory Shields
Goldie
Ernest Smith
Leroy Alexander
Henry Graff
W. P. McCrea
John McIntyre
Charles Cramer
Edith Curatti
Bertha Anthony
Mer
American Association of University Women Forming Indiana County Branch
College women of Indiana county invited to meet at 2:00 PM Saturday November 16 in the Presbyterian church Indiana East entrance. Officers will help form a local branch of the national organization. Graduates of accredited colleges eligible for full membership. two-year attendees may join as associates.
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American Association of University Women
Indiana County
Presbyterian Church
Indiana
North Point Girl Stricken with Scarlet Fever in Chicago
Grace Crawford, daughter of Mia and Mary Crawford of North Point, a Moody Bible Institute student, is seriously ill in Chicago with scarlet fever. Over 100 institute students are reported ill with the malady.
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North Point
Migs
Grace Crawford
Mia
Mary Crawford
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Transportation of School Pupils Costs State 3 Million Annually
Harrisburg reports it costs the state more than 3 million dollars each year to provide free transportation for rural schoolchildren. The article notes the program's financial impact alongside other unrelated items such as veterans hospital care and a new electric saw development.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Veterans’ Administration
Weddings of a Week Highlight Local Nuptials
Clair Maryin Kessier and Misa Virginia Weiss, both near Shelocta, were wed by Rev. Charles Willams on Thursday November 7. Groom, son of George and Mrs. Kessler, works as a farmer. Bride, daughter of Clair Wells and Hazel Irene Thompson, comes from Shank-Thompson Earl W. Shank of Blatraville and Lue cerne Mines.
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Clair Maryin Kessier
Misa Virginia Gwynelle ‘Weiss
Shelocta
Charles Willams
Waterstreet
George Kessler
Clair Wells
Loop Community Notes From A Week Of Visits And Events
Loop residents and relatives travel through Philadelphia Gettysburg Harrisburg and Washington D C visiting kin and friends J D Barnett family moves to Dayton local Halloween party hosted by Ella Earhart for school children and parents prizes awarded for costumes Charles Shaffer and Serena Gahagan visit neighbors John Barrett plans winter in Washington R B Harhart visits Dayton relatives and more local movements reported
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Loop
A. M. Barrett
Anna Edmunds
W. M. Barrett
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Washington, D. C
Joseph Beresynak
Cyrue
Thelma
C. H
Ella Earhart
Jessie Barnett
Emory Lee Elkin
Leone
Boyd Barrett
W, BH. Barrett
J. D. Barnett
Dayton
C. B. Bittinger
Bobby
Jack
Pittsburgh Families Gather for Weekend Visits
Albert and Wells Haberstich from Pittsburgh visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. August Haberstich over the weekend. Mrs. Ella Warner returned home from visiting her daughter Mrs. Irvin Speedy after a stay with Mrs. Patl Dixon. Calls were paid to friends near Blacklick Friday by Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Cramer and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ewing. Arthur Ball of Fredericktown visited Fred Haberstich the past week, while B. H. Fitzgerald and sister Nettie Fitzgerald spent Sunday with Mrs. Fitzgerald, a Mercy hospital patient in Pittsburgh. Mrs. John Warner, Vandergrift, also mentioned.
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Albert and
Wells Haberstich
Pittsburgh
August Haberstich
Ella Warner
Irvin Speedy
Patl Dixon
W. R. Cramer
J. S. Ewing
Blacklick
Arthur Ball
Fredericktown
Fred Haberstich
B. H. Fitzgerald
Nettie Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Mercy Hospital
John Warner
Vandergrift
Local Society Notes Highlight Neighborly Visits
The week featured Mrs. Wells Cunningham and Mrs. R. N. Nesbitt hosting sisters, Saturday calls with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Marshall, Harry Anderson of Clarksburg visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ewing, and Nora Cunningham spending Sunday evening at the T. H. Coleman home.
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Wells Cunningham
R. N. Nesbitt
Raymond Marshall
Harry Anderson
Clarksburg
J. L. Ewing
Nora ‘Cunningham
T. H.coleman
Pittsburgh man spends Thursday with Logan Ewing
Dave Schmoysr of Pittsburgh spent Thursday with Logan Ewing, sharing time and conversation during a casual visit that highlights local community ties.
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Dave Schmoysr
Pittsburgh
Logan Ewing
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14Th & Water Sts
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M.C. Stewart
R. D. NO
Homer City
Jane
Itar
William
Walsh
BE. Ackerman
John J. Connolly
East Philadelphia
Indiana Franklin CO
Plymouth
Chrysler Sales & Service
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Remington
Kleanbore
J. S. Hileman
Elgin
Waltham, Hamilton
Bulova
Luxenberg’s
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