An Unexpected Reunion in a Quiet Family Home
Gloria and Larry invite a gentle elderly man, Mr. Dixon, to live with them in his house for a family bond and shared economy. Dixon forms a deep connection with Gloria Aunt Sue arrives and reunites with Dixon and Sue’s past, leading to a secure marriage and a new life as Dixon explains his plan to keep his inheritance from triggering family conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria
Larry
Aunt Sue
Charming
Mr. Dixon
Daddy Dixon
Dixon
Eve
tInan
Sue
Daddy Dixton
Donald
Local visiteurs and moving notices in Smicksbury area
Smicksbury residents report visits from Indiana and New Kensington relatives. Families change homes, with Albert Milburn and Louise visiting Becks, and Lewis and Hoover groups moving between Beck and Walker properties. Indiana shoppers and several local visits noted as well. Treasury reports note $10,000,000 daily wear of currency and longer lifespans for higher denominations. New York Society Library marks 180th birthday. founders include Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Griffith
Fndiana
Wm.Condron
Albert Milburn
Louise
New Kensington
Charles Beck
Harry Lewis
Lee
J. A. Walker
Mina Weston
Kittanning Street
Sylvia Crissman
Mona Jean
Kittanning
Taylor Good
Wm. Good
Frank Hoover
DuBois
John
Dave Lewis
Annie Bond
Bert
Indiana
David Edmunds
Dave "Lewis
Thomas Hoover
Lala Putton
Leroy Condon
Merona
C. B. Condron
United States
Treasury Department
New York
N.Y
George II
England
Aaron Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Local social notes from Blairsville area 1920s
Mrs J R Geary visited friends on Flenniken boulevard and guests included Mrs Bess Youngennist and son from Mercersburg and Miss Elizabeth toneback. M H church women plan a chicken supper in the church annex Wednesday evening. Frances McConnell returns to Ohio Wesleyan University as a senior. Roberta Christ of Bradduch visited Mrs C J Grater weekend. Lon Kuhiner and Harry Porter visited Blairsville and Pittsburgh respectively. Letitia Duncan visited Blairsville friends. Reverend Nicholson and wife spent a Sunday with son Earl Nicholson in Johnstown. Dillie Cunningham of Armagh called on sister Mrs J A Shrom. Kenneth Smith stayed at C H McCall's near Indiana. Mrs H C Elcher moved to Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Geary
Harry Brown
Flenniken Boulevard
Bess Youngennist
Witam
Mercersburg
J. C. Glasser
Blairaville
Eizabeth
Toneback
M. H. Thureh
Charch Annex
Frances McConnell
Ohio ‘Wesleyan University
Fas
Misa Roberta Christ
Bradduch
Crooked Creek Church Sunday Services and Local Visits
The Crooked Creek church invites worshippers at 9 15 Sunday morning followed by Sunday school at 10 15 led by Rev Kennedy. Local families from Vandergrift Sharon and Namine visited relatives in Chambersville and Indiana over the weekend. Mrs William Downey hosted the Ladies Missionary Circle for an all day meeting at Crooked Creek church last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croked Creek
Kennedy
Carl Miller
Raymond
Elizabeth
Vandergrift
Harry Miller
Howard Brady and
Familly
Sharon
Chas. Brady
William Downey
Ladies Missionary Circle
Crooked Creek
Harold Reims
Namine
Ida Banks
F. E. Kirks
Indiana
Wise Moderation in All Things Necessary To Enjoy Good Health
Dr Theodore B Appel argues moderation is essential for health and happiness. He warns against extreme sports or lazy living, urging balanced exercise, diet, sleep, and restraint for all ages. The piece emphasizes avoiding excess while pursuing steady vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Theodore B. Appel
Department of Life
Whet Lebanon Presbyterian church home-coming date
The annual home coming of the Presbyterian church will be Sabbath October 7 with communion services at 2:00 pm led by Rev. J. R. Craighead and evening services at 7:30 pm led by Rev. Alfred Fulton. A special musical program features Rev. Fulton’s sister Mrs. Mamie Boone. Many out of town guests are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Poatar
Craighead
Alfred Filton
Fulton
Mamie Boone
Hastings
John Beatty
Walter Smith
Indiana
Reed Bearts
North Washington
G. H. Coleman
Walter Campbell
Sheloca
Elizabeth ‘Campbell
Mary Smith
Glen Campbell
Loyd ‘Smith
Kew
R. L. George
Chas. H. Miller
Alma ‘Coulter
Arthur Buterbaugh
Hbensburg
Fred Clark
Pittsburgh
West Wheatfield Social Notes Highlight Local Travel
Mr and Mrs G W Clawson and Mrs Laura Bracken shopped in Blairsville Saturday. Various neighbors visited kin and attended services. A Mt Tabor church sermon is planned for October 13 at 2:00 pm by Rev Mead. Local residents recover from illness and share weekends with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Tabor
Mead
Chester Empfield
Protect Your Crops with Progress Trespass Notices
Protect your crops and fruit from trespassers with Progress Trespass notices. Post premises to back prosecutions and deter pilfering. Paper Trespass Notices 51x for 25 cents, Mailing notices three for 26 cents plus 3 cents postage. Address The Indiana Progress Indiana, Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indiana Progress
Indiana
Penna
Local social notes and arrivals across Clarksburg and Maple Grove
Clarksburg social items list visits by residents and guests from Vandergrift Pittsburgh Braddock Homer City Blairsville Saltsburg and Indiana with church activities and society meetings. Maple Grove community extends to Revivals and local visitors from Johnstown Indiana Heilwood Dixonville Armagh and Vandergrift plus a newspaper subscription offer for Indiana county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Indiana County
Elders Ridge Visitors and Local Outings
Mr and Mrs Harvey Ringer of Pittsburgh attended the Elders Ridge homecoming and visited the A R Ashbaugh home Sunday. Martha Jane Fassett spent Saturday in New Kensington. Egyptian locusts are used as pigs and poultry feed in Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elders Ridge
Harvey Ringer
Pittsburgh
A. R. Ashbaugh
Martha Jane Fassett
New Kensington
Belgium
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McClure Newapaner Syndicate
WN Bervice
Uniontown
Rhuell Coble
Jack
John Fletcher
St. Benedict
George McManus
Cockport
Mahlen Beringer
Misa Agnes Harkins
Bert Rummel
Mia
Wallie Coble
Betty
Wayne Coble
Floyd Coble
Patchinville
Clay Leamer
Dean
Anna Mae Rummel
Cecil Johns
Kinport
Dorothy Pastell
Vivian Beringer
N. G. McAanulty
Barnesboro
Verlo Baringer
Patty Lou
Edward Heist
William King
Coal Run
Charles King
Charles Ball
Altoona
Ruth Beringer
Alverda
Bertha Shabbick
Newark
N. J
Rose Tomasko
Tarrytown
Joe Yopcik
Mary Hulina
Mary Sutila
Capitol
Joe Sutila
Dennis Murphy
Joe Mooney
Orange
John Rennie
Charlie Shuss
Cresson
Urban Antos
Earl Haskins
Commodore
Alma Vazer
Alma Leone
Joseph Hulina
James Donohue
Heilwood
Gomer Smith
Smicksburg
Blacklio
Chambersville
Lebanon
West Wheatfield
G. W. Clawson
Laura Bracken
Blairsville
Boyd Stiles
Albert
Amer Shoupe
Guy McConnell
Louise McConnell
Harold
Roy Palmer
Foster Johnston
R. D. Palmer
C. B. Smith
Rose Palmer
Guy Smith
Geo, Palmer
Blacklick
Collins Mack
Dorothy Lichtenfels
Georgetta Woods
G.C. Murphy CO
Murphy’s
Clarksburg
Caroline Marshall
A. D. Love
Marie Sandles
Jennie Sandles
Cynthia
Mabel Cribbs
I. M. Coleman
Ella
Braddock
Meade Lowman
Homer City
Dorothy Bell
Saltsbury
Lowman
Ladies Missionary Society
Albert Coleman
Junior Missionary Society
Louise Ferguson
Jessie Mae Cribbs
Near Town
State Teachers College
Raymond Hullenbaugh
Slickville
Myra. Fleckman
Kent
William Hullenbaugh
Wm. Clark
Sylkonville
Mike Rita
Missey Marguerite
Edna Clawsson
Frank Clark
Jennie Sandles Apent
Geneva Morris
Sarah McGahey
Fern Lowman
Dorothy Bells
Frank Townsend
Edmon
Harry Anderson
Ralph Keeley
Kermit
Avonmore
Harry Coleman
Dean Clawson
Jean
Frank Nelmes
Salisburg
James Keeley
Glenn Coleman
Martha
Saliaburg
Luella
Sara
Helen Shearer
Logan Ewing
Roberta Ewing
Erith Kocher
Berlin
Germany
Maple Grove
Willis Hmeigh
Imeigh
Ah, I
Adams
Paul and
Forrest
Gladys
Johnstown
Russell Munshower
Roy Wolf
Elaine
Lyon
Buddy Jacobs
Sloppy
George ‘Friar
Nichal
Jacobs
Dolly
Waldo Brown
Charles Ewing
Mary Coy
Spruce
Armagh
Frank Decker
Olive
Chal
Jennie Coy
Carl Gance
Noyl Henry
Congress
E.T.C. Music Shop
Ella T. Co8t
Phila, St., Indiana
Everything In Music
Ford
Geo.d.leydic Soontor Tax
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