Rhoda Kent Reveals Flory Secret at Mrs Van Houten’s Party
James Comstock battles envy as Rhoda Kent, the quiet guest, is unmasked as Flory the poetess. He confronts his feelings, while Rhoda’s charm and a sly wager lead to a proposal and a vow to drop Flory’s name for a proper marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Comstock
James
Wory
Flory
Rhoda Kent
Billy van Houten
Miss Kent
Jamead Comstock
Rhoda
Comstock
Hell
Western Newspaper Union
Portrait identity doubts haunt early American portraits
Boston Athenaeum reviewers question the certainty of sitter identities in portraits from colonial America. Some long believed figures such as Col. Benjamin Church and Miles Standish may be misidentified while others like Roger Williams face plausible alternative identifications. Astronomers debate whether the Moon shed from Earth explains craters, noting its many bowl shaped, cliff edged craters and a rumored small moon visible only in solar eclipse alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Athenaeum
New England
Charlea Churchill
Benjamin Church
Miles Standish
Roger Williams
Earth
Pacific Ocean
Pickering
Harvard
Satisfaction of Mortgage Petition in Indiana County
Tierce and Pierce attorneys file a petition by Daniel Ritter for satisfaction of a mortgage given by James Spence and others to Daniel Stinnard. The 388.15 acre tract in Washington Township is described with exceptions and linked to several rail and coal interests. The proceeding notes a 21 year plus delinquency and seeks release of payment records, with heirs and interested parties notified to appear in court by order dated Sept 1010.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ritter
James Spence
Robert Spence
John Spence
Daniel Stinnard
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Spence
Spaute
Washington Township
Mu Whler
Daniel Dancer
Cochin
Sata
Whallington
White
County
Gatate
Hochester and UiEtshburgh Coal and Tren Company
Tfirry Fisher
James Matmian
M. McCrenry
John Abney
Frank Clowes
Coraihsan
Ofhee
Rochester & Pitta- Ware Coal and Tron Company
Tl. B. Bor- Ina
Finery Horland
Fitair
Jodiana
Daniel Stannard
Anid
A. Boggs
Notice of Election and Administrators Notice In Conemaugh Twp PA
Notice to electors of Conemaugh Township In Wanamw County Pennsylvania of an election on September 6 1912 under revocation authority and administrator s notices for the estates of David Cunningham Brushvalle and Thomas St Lakehart Cherrybird township with executors and creditors urged to prove claims and render accounts promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemaugh
Wnanw
Pennsylvania
Kalth
Fideblewnuss
Ueney
Dala
Cuninillia
Cunningham & Wihar
Thomas
Lakehart
Cherrybird Township
Ww. C. Chapman
Withan Boyer
Armstrong Town
Ship
Silvis
Indiana
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Mildred White
First National Bank
H. H. Steving & Co
New Indiana House
Leetharip
Bull
Pittsburgh
Market
Liberty Ave
The
Wallace Dry Goods Co
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, PA
P. S
America
Red Cross
Western
Jewish War Relief Committee
J. A. Crossman
D. V. Donaldson
Elbell
A. L. Dunlap
Elizabeth Stoneback v
Davis Co
L. Campbell N. Co
Din
Mies
Elizabeth Stoneback
Harry France
A. Brody Milton Brandon
Treas
T.momas
James M. Fyock
sIndiana Armstrong
Banks
Blacklick
Blairsville
Buffington
Burrell
Canoe
Center
Coral ‘Cherryhill
J. O. Leasure
Joe Rankin
Martin Swanger
Joseph Lehr
B.C. Ake
James Douglas
Frank Rice
Lafayette Tuck Br. W. L. Shield Co
It. Griffith
R. A. Henderson
D. Lewis H. ¥. Roney
W. Douds
Clymer
Creakaide -Glen Campbell Grant
Green Two
Homer City
Jacksonville
East Mahoning
Marion Center
Weat Mahoning
North Mahoning
South Mahoning
W. Doude
Johns W. Kinter
Thos, Donnelly
James B. Watson
Gibbon
Lewis Charles L. Hudson
G. Cramer
Robert J. Hood
Harry White, Jr
Www
D. Wardrop
Plumville
Montgomery
Pine
Rayne
Baltsburg
Shelocta
Smicksburg
Washington
Wheatfield
Tierce & Pierce
Court of Common
Treas of Tadiams
Corm
J. A. Dixon
Deat
Chy Adbert
J. Ie
Miles
Oxacutora
Notich
Orphans’ Court
Verill
Aryid Johnson
Alfred Anderson
Green Township
Deveasea
Warmers Bank
Borough of
Ohn L. Getty
Peeler & Felt
Bimer Ak‘us
Arhersoue
Aald
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