Farm Extension Dinner in Indiana Oct 26
The annual Indiana Mounty Agricultural Extension Association dinner is set for Friday October 26 at 6 90 p.m. in the First United Presbyterian church in Indiana. Rev Arthur J Pfohl of Zion Lutheran will speak on European conditions after a summer abroad. Brushvalley Community chorus to perform. other features planned. Reservations due by October 23 via township committee members listed by township.
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Varigus
Indiana Mounty Agricultural Extension Agsoeration
United Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Arthur J. Pfohl
Zion ‘Tautheran
Pfohl
Europe
Brushvalley
T. M. Strong
W.P. McCrea
C. O. Swaay
J A. Archibald
George Overdor
H. C. Cunningham
Ward Overdort
Ben Stake
Robert McNutt
Buffington
M. Altimus
H. G. Peddicotd
Arla
Ox. Burrell
Henry Kim
J. B. Fl
Grant Two
K. D. Muman
H. G. Stanley
Walter Braughter
Ruth Marybell Hildebrand
Charles H. Hildebrand
White Township
C. Monroe Rowe
Gay Rowe
Oakland Avenue
John W. Kennedy
First Regular Baptist Church
Town
Fifth Street
Indiana High School
State Highway Department
Judging Contest Features Trade City Fair Saturday
Five North Mahoning township schools sent teams to the Trade City Community Fair Saturday to compete in poultry judging and other contests. Individuals from each school earned 4-H ribbons with top placings. Marchand and Trade City schools led in canned goods and baking contests judged by county agents Warner and Gene Hamill.
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Tvems
North Mahoning Township
Joseph Kropinak
Covode
Byron Fetterhoff
George Mack
Cool Spring
Erna Rosborough
Marchand
Donald Pierce
Trade City
James Chesley
Guy Gamble
Kenneth Gahagen
Diltaz
Dutz
Warner
Gene Hamill
Blair County
Anna Chambers
Olive Chambers
Pauline Lloyd
Diltz
Jane Sutter
Goldie Gamble
Orpha Bartholomew
Bessie Owen
Beatrice Esterline
Westmoreland County
Esterline
Neighbor Mrs Devine Buys Unique Bargains For Readership
A playful note recalls Mrs Devine, a neighbor described as goofy over bargains, who bought the “Old Hund red” and “The Ninety and Wine.” The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette lists to R D readers at 35.50, tying in a quaint local purchase tale.
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the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
The
Progress and
Realism Clash over Gangster Casting in Film
Producer Heyward insists on a real gangster for a lead role, clashing with director Philloon who proposes hiring Scarbo mobster Timy Searbo’s likeness via actor Sliver Johnson. The plot centers on a gangster type who controls henchmen while producers weigh authenticity against acting skill.
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Prodie
Howard Meynard
yAnd Bangstern
Heyward
Donald Fairweather
Wanen
Ted Philboon
Saume
Yuurll
Tipe
Roike
Tiey
Donald Pairweather
Philloon
Levine
Brick Lagoon
Don Yairweather
Edeyward
Chia
Timy Searbo
Scarbo
Philloon Hertel
Ani
Weyward
Hennesey
Moab
Tony
Aleyward
Searbo
Mhilloon
Tony Searbo
Atwars Philloon
Meyward
Sliver Johanson
Sliver
Philoon
Silver
Phillcon. Com
Eluck
Searbo Mob
Packweather
O. SK
Blind Man Eloquent Shouts Garfield at 1884 Republican Nats
At the 1884 Republican national convention Big Four figure Foraker McKinley Hanna and William S West attended. West a Bellefontaine blind lawyer known as Blind Man Eloquent spoke from a chair. He mistakenly shouted James A Garfield but quickly corrected to James G Blaine, unaware Garfield had been dead three years.
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Olio
Foraker
McKinley
Hanna
William Sf. West
West
Bellefontaine
James G. Blaine
James A. Garfield
Ohio
Garfield
Meaning of canny in Northumberland and Tyneside speech
The passage explains how canny differs across regions, noting that in Northumberland it means prudent and crafty, while in Tyneside it embodies kindness, gentleness, and goodness. It highlights phrases like a canny body and contrasts with homely usage in England and wellness connotations in Canada.
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Northumberland
Scotland
Tyneside
England
Canadians
Weddings of a Week Braughter Laner and Others Marry
A string of local weddings unfolds across Nanty Glo, Johnstown, Pittsburgh and nearby towns. Braughter and Lauer wed at Moxham Lutheran. Rowe and Hildebrand nuptials close the week in Indiana and White Township. Gwendolyn Gadd and Cooper marry in Dormont with plans for New York. McCurdy Wells tie the knot in Creekside. Archie and Larson wed in Ernest. Telford Funk unite in Indiana. Smith and Clark wed Blacklick. Rhine and Stephens announce Mary Stephens wedding in Bradford. Lyda and Blair Stephenson wed in Pittsburgh.
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Braughter
Jay N. Braughter
Frank Braughter
Marion Center
Misa Alice Lauer
Mary Lauer
Nanty Glo
Moxham Lutheran Church
Johnstown
Tey
H. @. Michaels
Misa Dorothy Berkeptle
William Rugh
Town
Nanty Zlo
Edenaburg
Order of Eastern Star
State Banking Department
Miners and Merchants Bank of
Nanty-glo
McCreary Tire & Rubber Company
New England
Wrecking of Sea Venture Led to Bermuda Settlement
The Sea Venture wreck near Bermuda helped seed Virginia’s settlement under Sir George Somers. After sinking, Somers survived three days without meals, guiding the crew to shore where they salvaged goods. He later returned to Bermuda for Virginia’s supplies and died there. his heart rests in St George’s.
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Bermuda
Sea Venture
Virginia
Sir George Somers
Ita
Detroit News
George Somers
Sir George
St. George’s
Spy figure Ullmo Freed From Island Intercession Marred by Love
Charles B Ullmo once center of a famed spy operation in France was released from Gevil Island after the intervention of a second woman. Now aged 52 he is allowed to return to his homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Ullmo
France
Gevil’s Island
Church Services and Local Visits in Chambersville
Sunday church services at Crooked Creek church begin 9 45 with Sunday school at 10 45. Local residents Mrs Ida Banks Mrs Elizabeth Gray Dr Joseph Kinter family Mrs Cost Mr Watt Kinter Mrs Mahan Mr Harry Lukehart and others visited relatives and friends in the area. Major Russian government radio drive and reader Gazette note also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crooked Creek
Harold Reims
Namine
Ida Banks
Harry Miller
Elizabeth Gray
Five Points
Jay McQuilkin
Melvin
Indiana
Joseph Kinter
Watt Kinter
Cost
Kinter
Dr. Mahan
Pittsburgh
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Rayne
Wetzel
M. Thompson
C.D. Renee
B. Washington
Charles M. McMillen
South Muhloning
A. P. Marahul
Clyde Bell
R. D. Marshall
Ralph Niche
Washington
Clayton Miller
Chirence Shielda
James Fairman
Norman Little
White
James A. Simpson
C. i H. McCall
Clarence McHenry
Howard Park
John Ortner
W. Shearer
Harry A. Nichol
John F. Pounds
Weat Mahoning
F. Allen
Merrill Travis
H. M. Barrett
Marshall Haskell
West Wheatfield
Ernest H.mack
Robert Hood
J. Mack Hood
Jimer Dirk
Young
Lloyd Rosensteel
John G. Henderson
Glen Coleman
Consult
National Housing Act
Indiana Lumber & Supply Co
OAK & 10Th
Edwards Motor Co
Chevrolet and
Oldsmobile
Gangster
Browning
Pine
Weywinl
Ife
New York
Scarbbo
Phillon
Rowe Hildebrand
Cooper-Gadd
Gwendolyn Gadd
Indiana State Teachers College
Lucy &. Gadd
Indiana Hospital
David K. Cooper
Beaver
Church of the Advent
Dormont
Thomas J. Bigham
McGurdy
Wells
Blair McCurdy
L. McCurdy
Creekside
Daisy Elizabeth Wells
W. B. Wells
Petersburg
James W. Morris
Grace Episcopal Church
Goldsboro
N.C
George Larson
Archie George
Mary Jane Larson
Ernest
Grove ‘Chapel Lutheran Church
Clinton F. Hildebrand
William George
John Larson
Telford-Funk
Paul RB. Telford
Mabel Funk
Kittanning
Bernard Stone
Jennie Telford
Dlders Ridge
Jennie Funk
Smith-Clark
Paul C. Smith
Hazel Grace Clark
Blacklick
Justice of the Peace
L. Longnecker
Dan C. Smith
Blacktick
John C. Clark
Rhine-Stephens
Jennie M. Stephens
Mary B. Stephens
Floyd Rhine
Bradford
F. Dean
Kennedy Lyda
Frank I. Osborne
Wilkinsburgh
Dorothy Lyda
Blairsville
Rey, Hall
First National Bank
PENNA
Chambersville
Harry Lukehart
Nettie Wells
Carl Miller
Vandergrift
Russia
Pennsylvania Threshermen
Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmers Mutual Casualty Insurance CO
Harrisburg
MD. Stewart
Homer City
Coceena S
Elgin
Waltham
Hamilton
Luxenberg
Indiana, PA
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