Susan and Red Bring Dignity Back to H L Bar Ranch
Susan Newton transforms the H L Bar Cattle Ranch into a dude ranch with Red Davis coaching guests to keep a stable of men nearby. Tension vanishes as Red admits his care for Susan and proposes life as partners beyond ranching, ending the plot with a kiss and a promise to be lifelong partners. Notable locals in Clarksburg accompany the main scene as a secondary note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Red
Sue
Red ‘Davis
Glenwood Springs
Red Davis
Local social notes from Glen Richey and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Henry Davison of Glen Richey hosted Sunday visitors. Guests included Mrs Wm Fleischer of Lewistown and Mr and Mrs Orland Kopp with son Jimmy from Cleveland. Paul Cramer, employed in Pittsburgh, spent the weekend with family. Families caroused to Vandergrift and Clearfield, with Bible class and school staff noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Davison
Glen Richey
Wm. Fleischer
Lewistown
Gertrude Barnes
Orland Kopp
Jimmy
Cleveland
J. N. Beck
Paul Cramer
Pittsburgh
H. R. Bee
Frank Harter
Mahaffey
Vandergrift
B. F. Bourley
Huerfono Club
Clearfield
Jordan
Clara McPherson
Clyde Bee
Kring
Emeigh
L. ‘Eb. Johnson
Town
Nace Bell
Uniontown Social Roundup of Visits and Meetings
Uniontown residents shared weekend visits with Barnesboro and Stifflerstown friends. Mr and Mrs D H Gressley and Dwight Greasley attended an Indiana rally. Local families hosted guests from Stifflerstown Johnstown NuMine and Marion Center. The Young Peoples Missionary Society and Sunshine Mission Band planned Friday meetings. Reverend Tyson relaxed at the B N Berring er home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
D. H. Gressley
Dwight Greasley
Indiana
Ivan Beringer
Ivan, Jr
James Langham
Barnesboro
Lillian Wright
Bessie King
Evelyn Beringer
Marion Center
J. A. Langham
Carl Gressley
Stiffler
Norman Stiffler
Stifflertown
Lonnie Stiler
Johnstown
Ned Baker
NuMine
Wallie Coble
J. A. Butterbaugh
Bowdertown
Young Peoples Missionary Society
Elizabeth Rummel
Sunshine Mission Band
Betty Berringer
Tyson
B. N. Berringer
Local Social Roundup From Plumville and Vicinity
Plumville residents Mra McHenry and Mrs Olsen of Sagamore visited friends Thursday. Harold Tost, University of Pittsburgh student, spent the weekend with his parents. D S Bowser and daughters Donna Jean and Dorothy Catherine visited Parkers Landing. A F Pifer visited relatives in Smicksburg. James Painter, with mother and sister, attended communion at Harmony Lutheran. Helen Lipsie, recovering with her parents, traveled to Blakeville to help her ill grandmother. Mrs Harry Brown and daughter Virginia visited relatives near Trade City. Pauicle Aves shopped in Victoria Indiana Friday. 5 MOupES 24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumville
A.R. McHenry
Amandus Olsen
Sagamore
Harold Tost
University of Pittsburgh
Henry Tost
D. S. Bowser
Donna Jean
Dorothy Catherine
Fred Bowser
Parkers Landing
A. F. Pifer
Smicksburg
James Painter
Brown
Lizale Painter
Harmony Lutheran Church
Helen Lipsie
James Lipsie
Blakeville
Harry Brown
Virginia
Dave Chapman
Trade City
Indiana
Weekend Guests and Local Happenings in Penn Run
Weekend guests at the James Gibson home included multiple Mohney and Carney families from Vandergrift Johns town and Indiana along with local residents. Booster night at the Grange featured a strong program and lunch. PTA meets October 9 at the school. Rev Trimpey to attend conference in Connellsville. Several residents reported visits, illnesses and social contemplations across Penn Run and nearby townships.
Rossmoyne Residents Visit and Family Gatherings
Mrs Jessie Ickes and daughter Vera of near North Point called on Mrs Maude Wells on Friday. Tussell T Elkin spent a few days last week with uncles T C and Robert Wikin and families. Mrs Rhert Brewer and Clar ence were Indiana visitors on Wednesday. Mrs A Ployd Stear and son Richard and Mrs R W Simpson of Geargeville, Mr and Mrs Pat Parks and children of Indiana were callers at the D C Wells home last week. R Boyd Elkin and wife of Timb lin visited their mother Mrs Elizabeth Elkin on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Corps of Engineers
Indiana
Here
Salinburg
W. P. Hollenbaugh
Wallace Clawson
Town
Paul Lowman
Pon
Robert
Fern
Westminster ‘College
New Wilmington
Frank Cribs
McColl
J.“W
Fisher
Jimmie Clawson
Claire Ferguson
R. N. Coleman
Louis Anderson
Torralice
W. R. King
Anna Wiggins
Parkwood
Ashbaugh
Loree Speedy
Louella Shearer
I. R. Donahey
Paul Miller
Willis “Miller
Jessie Ickes
Vera
Near North Point
Maude Wells
Tussell T. Elkin
T. C
Robert Wikin
Rhert Brewer
Clarence
A. Ployd Stear
Richard
R. W. Simpson
Geargeville
Pat Parks
Landon Earned Funds Working on Pipeline Gang
Gov Alf Landon paid his way through college by working on a pipeline gang during the summer months, earning money to cover his expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Landon
Landon’s Kansas Governorship Seen as Human Rights Champion
The record of Alf M Landon as Governor of Kansas is described as promoting human rights and liberal on most issues except for fiscal spending of public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
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Mildred Tidwell
McClure A Nevapaney Syndicate
Serview
Roy ‘Brilhart
Kenneth Beck
Richard Jenney
Methodist Church
Harry May
Frank Weaver
Weaver
Crisis IN America
United States
George Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Supreme Court
League of Nations
MR. Roosevelt
United States of America
America
Republican State Committee
Penn Run
James Gibson
Charles Mohney
Ralph Mohney
Mra
Kenneth Mohney
Claude Gibson
B. Carney
J. K.carney
Bertha
H. L. Brown
Leroy
Manor
F. JC. Stephens
Ben Stiles
Virginia Ervina
Nanty Bowery
Walter Myers
Clymer
PTA
Frank Shaffer
Minnie Amond
John Amond
Paul Trimpey
M. B. Church
Connellsville
Church of the Clymer
Roy Decker
Ridgway
R. EB. Simpson
Rorabaugh
J. W. St. Clair
Trimpey
Vanderhoof
Indiana Fair Grounds
O. J. Patterson
J. F. Trimpey
Max Fowler, Jr
Elizabeth Fowler
D. G. Strong
Homewood
Turtlecreek
Ray Nicholson
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Spruce Grove
Rossmoyne
South Seventh St
Penna
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