Deer Stories Abound As Camp Artisans Hear Tales
Harrisburg reports Deer stories flood Game Commission offices. A two buck duel over a doe ends with emaciated bodies, while a young buck escapes into an exhibition pen, a deer traps in a pit near Osecoln Mill is found with hind quarters removed, and a deer survives a fourteen foot well, hoisted after ropes are placed, with calm behavior during release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
The
Game Commission
Charles Moore
Marienville
Forest County
Moore
Montgomery County
Isaac Baumegaranor
Commission Pame
Baumgardner
Commission
Elmer Pilling
Osecoln Mill
M. EB. Sherman
Sherman
Maurice Strausser
Clifton Township
Lackawanna County
Child Accidentally Shot In High Chair
A baby boy eleven months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Schrecengost of Day Township, is in Kittanning Hospital after a rifle discharged in the same room. The bullet pierced the right side and lodged in the liver, with cloth carried into the wound. doctors removed the bullet and cloth, and the child remains in precarious condition. The mother arrived at the hospital in dirty clothing, and nurses provided care after she bathed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ride
Bobby
Clark Schrecengost
Dayter
R.D
Kittanning
Hare
Auto Owners Who Change Addresses Cause Loss
Nearly 100000 automobile registration cards mailed by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles in October were returned. Commissioner Benjamin G. Eynon notes 1929 and 1930 totals show thousands unforwardable or out of state, deceased, or jumbled by post offices, costing the state over $20000 in postage and remailed applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Bureau of Motor
Benjamin G. Eynon
Mynon
Ford Expands Global Plant Network With Major Build Plan
Ford announces a vast global construction program, investing hundreds of millions in new plants and upgrades. New sites include Long Beach, Edgewater, Richmond, Buffalo, Seattle, plus Dag enham in England and Cologne Antwerp Stockholm facilities. Existing Rouge plant upgrades in Dearborn accompany two regional branches completed in Perth and Port Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Plangara
Long Beach
California
Ford Motor Company
Edgewater
New Jersey
New York City
Richmond
San Francisco
Buffalo
New York
Seattle
Washington
Dagenham
Ingland
London
Manchester
Beig
Calogne
Antwerp
Stockholm
Perth
Australia
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
The
March Motor Company
Rouge
Dearborn
Mich
Ana
Ford
N. J
Cal
England
Welfare Association Takes Root in Indiana County
Indiana County Central Charities Association now functions in the county with growing welfare aid requests. Laura J. Wiggins elected secretary. committees formed to coordinate with Blairsville and local relief efforts. A food and clothing drive boosted supplies. A benefit show is planned for December 8 at the High School auditorium to fund monetary relief with local clubs and performers contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Central Charities Association
Laura J. Wiggins
Stanley Elkin
O. K. Guthrie
B. H. Lichtenberger
Katherine Jones
The
Red Cross
Chatrman Elkin
J. Arthur Robinson
B. Dale Timberlake
Carl BE
Raymond
Reuben Einstein
Blairsville
Blicklick
Indiana Theatre
Central Charities Association
American Legion Auxiliary
Monday Musical Club
Kenny Walkers
Bill Neff
Durenh Campbell
Cherry Tree Social News From Barnesboro and Nearby
Local gossipy notes recount visits and travels of residents across Barnesboro and nearby towns. Mrs. T W Munroe, Miss Martha Cameron, and families visit, with others from Garrett Pa and Fleming Summit sharing meals and calls. Hospital officers elected as Indiana County Memorial Hospital expands, and Mrs C C Waterson hosts a birthday surprise by Busy Bee Sewing Circle with gifts and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Munroe
Martha Cameron
Barnesboro
W. Sebring
Fannie Drenner
Garrett
Harlin Bee
Clair Knapp
Fleming Summit
Blaine Ross
Indiana
Crawford Sebring
East Ridge
Horace Somerville
Mrs. Blair Wissinger
Ansonville
C. C. Waterson
Locust Street
Busy Bee Sewing Circle
Watterson
Currys Run Community Notices and Social Events
Sabbath services at Currys Run include 2:30 pm preaching 1:30 pm Sunday school and 7:00 pm Christian Endeavor. A missionary society pageant titled How Much Owest Thou Thy Lord? starts at 8:00 pm. Local families and visitors are noted in past weekend visits and social gatherings. A Mock home hosted a turkey dinner and card games with Indiana and Blacklick guests. A Fairman reunion is planned for Thanksgiving Day at the Connor home. A quip about freckles ends the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Ladies’ Missionary Society
Perry McCreight
Berkeypila
Clylmer
Dale Shaner
Hroest Barr
Roy Fulmer
W. A. Ross
Mock Home
Charles J. Mock
Wast Church Street
Mack
Frank Pfeiffer
Clyde Donahoy
J. Henry
Glenn Wolfe
B. L. Kunkle
Silas N. Nollis
H. W. Carnahan
Harry Huffman
Indiana
Y. &. Mock and Wife
Blacklick
Thanksgiving's true spirit across a year of trials
Detroit News reflects on Thanksgiving as a day of retrospection and spiritual profit beyond turkey. It contrasts modern fortunes with the Pilgrims under Bradford, noting liberty, perseverance, and gratitude as core values. The piece traces Thanksgiving origins from Canaanites to Israel, linking harvest feasts to the Feast of Tabernacles and memory of nomadic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Grims
Bradford
England
Detroit
News
Israel
Tabernacles
First Thanksgiving Corn Delicacy Sparks Native Trade Tale
At the first Thanksgiving feast, Quadequina, Massasoit’s brother, signaled an attendant who fetched a deer skin bag. He opened it to reveal several bushels of popped corn, a novelty to the astonished English hosts, new as tobacco to Sir Walter Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Quadequina
Massasait
Sir Walter Raleigh
Former Wisk Student Freed of Charges at Court Trial
Frederick E. Forcey, once a Kiski student, was acquitted on assault and battery with intent to kill and aggravated assault and battery charges by a Greensburg jury. He was assessed costs after the criminal sessions of Court on Friday. A rifle misfire during target practice at Kiski last April wounded John Copenhaver who was painting a bridge over Loyalhanna creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Forcey
Kiski
Greensburg
John Copenhaver
Loyalhanna Creek
Union Thanksgiving Service Held at First United Presbyterian Church
The annual union Thanksgiving service will take place tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in the First United Presbyterian church. Rev. A. B. Hosbach of the Evangelical church will preach and an offering will be taken for the poor and needy of the community.
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Union
First United Presbyterian Church
A. B. Hosbach
Evangelical Church
Thanksgiving Services in Elderton at United Presbyterian
Thanksgiving services will be held in the United Presbyterian church at Hiderton this evening starting at 7:30. Rev. W. H. Brown, pastor of the Elderton Lutheran church, will deliver the sermon. Other Hiderton ministers will take part in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elderton
United Presbyterian Church
Hiderton
W. H. Brown
Elderton Lutheran Church
Appointment of Charles Mabon to Hamilton County Board
Former Blairsville resident Charles Mabon is named as a member of the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners in Nebraska. The appointment expands the county board personnel and reflects local government leadership changes.
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Blairsville
Charles
Mabon
Board of County Commissioners
Hamilton County
Nebraska
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David Lloyd
John Cottrill
Joseph 4. Walfe
Board of Taal Supervisors
Burrell Township
Fred W. St.Clair
Cottrillome
J. T. Davis
Blairsville Baptist Church
Rlairsville
Walter
Lucille
Geo. Frampton
Charles Norton
Johnstown
Pp. Hager
Emeigh
Rose Moss
Ella Patterson
Indiana State Teachers’ College
C. Bee W
Clymer and
Marion Center
R. Jenney
Kate Janda
Guy Hunter
Methodist Church
Kenneth Beek
Joan
Sharon
Indiana County Memorial Hospital Association
Henry Hull
M. C. Gordon
Anthony Graft
Currys Run
Fairinans
Creekside
Elliot
Sarah Fairman
B. 8
Anna Fairman Connor
Pat
Agnes
Brown
Western Newspaper Union
Wisk
Troutman’s Men’s Store
Troutman’s
Personal
Indiana’s
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Indiana, PA
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